Malaya Tribune, 7 February 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- No. 31 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1933 Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1933
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      242 1 Buy the "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. mmmmm S Economy to-day is the biggest consideration from the O BHfIIHFtIb llew car buyer's Point of slew. Motorists are real- [J r ~zz^^rm^Lm^^^W i i w vy r 'mWM ising that the difference in running costs between C U
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      43 1 A. FLINTER 6, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces of every size and quality. Selling at latest and lowest market prices. Also buying gold eoim and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates.
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    CHINESE CLUB FUNCTIONS.
    584 2 United Confederate Funeral Association. An enjoyable week-end was spent by members of the U.iited Confederate Funeral Association an.'i their friends when the New Year occasion was celebrated at the bungalow of the Patron. Mr. Lee Tian Seek. The i vual annual dinner was partaken to the accompaniment
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    LONDON'S EMPTY HOMES.
    120 2 £1,000,000 Lost In Rates. Local authorities in London last year lost mere than £1,000.000 owing to the abnormal number ol empty propeuies on which no rates were paid. During the year the number of •'empties" increased from 15.000 to more than 19.000. Is revealed in a report
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST.
    213 2 LEAGUE OF NATIONS' BULLETIN. The following is ,he Health Bulletin of the League of Nations' Eastern Bureau. Singapore ior week ended Jan. 28, 1933 Beirut: 2 smallpox cases Alexandria: 192 smallpox cases (including I imported) and 59 deaths as against 231 rases itnd 52 deaths during
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    "English Language For China." OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    872 2 Letters T* The Editor. J [Our readers are invited to writt to us on tubjcctt of public interest, it must be tender•food that the Malaya Trfbwne" doe» not meemarty endorse opinions espreseed bp correspondents. LITTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten
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    LONDONERS ARE THE BEST DANCERS.
    166 2 Trigonometry Required For Ballroom Grace. Trigonometry, centrifugal force, and the laws of motion are three subjects which Mi. "Johnny" O'Laughlin of Melbourne, Australia, has studied to perfect his knowledge of modern ballroom dancing. He is making the 25,000-mile trip to London and back tc sit
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      265 2 Probak is a man's razor blade —made for beards that are really tough. You like outdoor and rigorous sports —it's hard for you to shave—then try Probak. the heavier blade with the extremely sharp edges that are specially honed to shave tough bristles easily. 5 blades *0.75 10 blades M.50
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      132 2 —~=r- Mobiloil MaMtJht g Ul j* Mobiloil I officially rmmmmdeti I j over 79%-ffly k WEfim-m the ah output over itf>v OW/ °IW MOTORcycle OUTPUT over II II £Jjjii OF THE VEHH III OIJTPIT SOCONY-VACUUM CORPORATION. i (Incorporated in U.S.A.) —t, BSSSBLI PENANG KUALA LUMPUR 1 The germs of disease
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    CEYLON SPORTS CLUB.
    885 3 Committee's Annual Report. The annual report of the committee of the Ceylon Sports Club, to be presented at the efneral meeting of the club en Saturday. U as follows: Eleven committee meetings were held fluring the year under review and one meeting vas abanrionded for wan: of
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    A RICH MAN.
    72 3 But He Died Of Hunger. Warsaw. Old Vlasidlas Michnicv, who was seventy(ight, lived humbly in a tittle village near Vima. Cnc day ihey found him dead. A doc 1 .or •aid h: had di d of hunger. But in en: corner of hi- room, hidden under a
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    DEATH SENTENCE FOR "CLASS ENEMIES."
    162 3 Soviet Communist Party's Clean Up. Moscow. to death iftn ce M mieC haVC b9en sent part of thP rth Caucasus District as She Stat t? inst ene ">*s eansf 1 arc 10 l£aders of fue f«™, aUeged to have robbed d the? r L C^T
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    VATICAN VISITORS MUST HAVE PASSPORTS.
    146 3 A Sovereign State. i I R:me. win r "h^ tS °l° ther means of identification, ho St t0 P r: by anyone entering h l Vatlcan al e: January 2. thus bringing home t: visitors that the Vatican is a sovereign and independent State. Swiss
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    THE FIRST TOY TRAIN WAS "MADE IN ENGLAND."
    120 3 Owned By Goethe's Grandchildren. Cologne. The first toy railway in the world was made In England and belonged to two at Gecthe's grandchildren, according to a correspondent of the 'Kcelnische Zeitung." The paper states that in the year 1829 "•ome English friends
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    THE OTTOMAN BANK.
    208 3 Turkish Concession May Be Extended. Istanbul, j The Ottoman bank, which is the largest j nglo-Pren.-h financial institution in the near East, is officially reported here to have securea a renewal of its concession to operate in Turkey. The actual concession ends in 1925. It is stated
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    SMALL PITCHES FOR SMALL BOYS.
    309 3 Children's "Stupidity" Often Fatigue. A statement that in my opinion it is quite wrong to make a small boy play cricket on a 22-yards pitch" was made by Bir Henry Hadow in a speech at Bedford College fo: women in London. "The strain of getting
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    £145,000,000 FOR THE WORKLESS.
    53 3 Berlin. Ge.many's four and a half million workles, will have received some 2,900.000,000 marks (1145,000 000 a: par) in unemployment relief during the present financial year, when it ends cr March 31. This sum includes 50,000.000 r.arks (£2 500.000 at par* for the expenses of the
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      294 3 leaceful sleepforhahyj Only when his delicate little digestive system is in perfect order can baby enjoy sleep right through the night. A dose of Woodward's Gripe Water after the last meal removes the cause of restless nights by checking fermentation and ensuring complete digestion of milk and other foods. Woodward's
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      11 3 Make Sure You Get The MALAYAN SATURDAY POST," The Picture Paper.
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE WILLIAM FROUDE LABORATORY.
    739 4 Shipping News Notices. THE WILLIAM FROUDE LABORATORY. Mr. Baldwin Opens A New Tank. i Mr. Stanley Baldwin recently opened the new tank of the William Froude Laboratory at the National Phyclcal Laboratory, Teddington. Thu new tank has been built at a cost of approximately £45,000 following representations made to the
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    IDLE SHIPPING.
    122 4 Laid-Up Tonnage In Germany. Hamburg. Jan. 15. Of the whole German mercantile marine fully 30.1 per cent, or 1,170,085 tons ar; at present idle, according to stat'st cs published by the Association of German Shipowi.ers giving the state of German shipping at the end of 1933. These returns,
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    NEWS IN BRIEF.
    40 4 Rustlan naval pay has been increased between 40 and 100 per cent. —in very depreciated currency. C:.ptaln John A. Scallan di d on the bridge of Chamber's "Lowther Castle," In which he was serving as chief cflicer.
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    BRITISH NAVY.
    212 4 95,000 Tons Of Hulls To Be Built. Contracts worth £20,000,000 and employing 60 000 men will be begun this year in British shipyards under the 1931 and 1932 navai building programmes. Work normally spread over two years will be dene in one year. Orders for twenty-seven new ships
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    LIGHT-BUOYS.
    80 4 A notice to mariners cancels a previous n-tice (No. 7 of 1933) and stipulates that a .spherical light-buoy, painted white and marked No. 9. exhibiting a flashing white light every four seconds, has been established at latitude 5 deg. 14' N. long. 100 deg. 17' E a! a distance
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    The ocean liner "L'Atlantique" photographed from the air, shortly before she caught lire.
    13 4 The ocean liner L'Atlantique" photographed from the air, shortly before she caught lire.
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    WEIRD VISIONS OF THE OCEAN.
    141 4 When The Old Hands Turned Pale. Sydney (New South Wales). Land on every side Water pouring over the top of stupendous cliffs Lighthouses like skyscrapers... And ships in the distance performing like porpoises! The crew of the "Port Brisbane" stared incredulously at such phenomena while
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    INDEMNITY REDUCED.
    211 4 British Ship's Officer To Receive £15. Lisbon. The indemnity to be paid to Mi- A J Brewer, the British ship's omccr who vas arrested on s charge cf petty theft at Benguela (Portuguese West Af.i a) in 1927, end was finally acquitted h3re. has been recuced to 5,000
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    SHIPPING ORDER.
    123 4 Passenger And Cargro Vessel For Bombay Company. Harland and Wolff, Ltd., have received an order for a twin-screw passenger and cargo vecsel for the Embay Steam Navigation Company, Limited. The hull of the vessel will be constructed at the company's Govan shipyard md the machinery at their Belfast
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      436 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated in England). MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contrct with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Bangalore 6,000 Feb. 16 Comorln
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      237 4 HAMBURG-AMEKIKA LINIE Deutsch AustralLsche Dampfschiffs jjji Gcsellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. IH3H m.s. PRIESLAND. via Manila Feb. 10 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Feb. 21 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 8 t s.s. RESOLUTE in port 8 to Mar. 9 t
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      527 4 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IS ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS:— SINGAPORE. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim, 134, Tanjong Pagar Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station. A. Palasamy, General Hospital (News Seller;. Mr. E. S. Kaltuvasa, 391, Nov/ Bridge Road. E. S. Nainamsah. 23 Neil Road.
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      166 4 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Pre**, Ltd* and published from the "Malaya Tribune* offices at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. It is being greatly improved bp the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old i ones are retained. The features include:
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    Mining Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    314 5 Singapore. Tuesday, 11 ajn. tin ilwtc quotations are Issued Co.. exchange and stock Buyers. Sellers. Kumbaag Tin 23|6 25 6 Malay 18 20 norn Httaaa Tin 10 6 n 3 Tin 11,- 121- pad&aa cos o.ic 0.37 1 guU rm 0.40 norn •j- 7p norn
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    212 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. VERY LITTLE RUBBER INTEREST. London Stocks Up 153 Tons. 'By Our Financial Correspondent., Singapore. Tuesday. Noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 t.'ts., unchanged. Tin (Singapore) $76, unchanged. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber SVfcdL, unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. New York Rubber 2 31 32 cts.,
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    53 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. j London: 2^d. New York: 2 31 32 (O.) cents. Singapore* 6% —6 716 cents. TIN. London Spot. £149 15s. (Up 2s Cd.). Londcn 3 months: £150 7s. 6d. (Up 2s. 6d. Singapore: $76.00. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $4.75 Mixed $4.35 The
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    THE KRONOR.
    94 5 Rate Of 22V 2 To The To Be Maintained. Reuter Wireless. Copenhagen. Jan. 31. It is officially stated that the recent reduction in the quotatin of the Kroner shews it l*as been impossible to maintain toe dcsl.ei proper:ion between English and Danish exchanges. In agreement with Parliament the
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    220 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, Feb. 7. Selling: Loadon 4 months' sight 2s. 3 29;32d Ixmdon 3 months' sight 2s. 3 7 5 d., London €0 days' sight 2s. 3 27 32d., London 30 days' sigh: 2s. 3 13 16d., London aemand 2s. 3 25 32d. London
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    BRITISH GOODRICH RUBBER.
    768 5 20 Per Cent. Profit Increase. j The eighth annual general meetinr, thf I Ordinary shareholders of the British Gr> dri h Rubber Ooffipcay. Ltd.. wma bee* en Dec. W, »t Blacklriar.s House. I-aisonage, Manchester. Sir Walrond Sinclair (the chairman and managing director of the company) presided. The
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    203 5 Kaffirs Chief Centre Of Interest Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. I. On the Stock Exchange to-day gi t-cdgea se--unties hive gone further ah-ad but other- tie interest has beer, aim st entirely diverted Kaffirs which again displayed grea' strength and activity. Some January returns became known to-day and increase
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    TIN RETURNS.
    26 5 We h-ve had the foll:wing tin outputs for January reported to us: Hcng Fat (Sungei Btsii 2.097.70 pikuls. Renong Tin Dredging, Ltd.. 379 pikuls.
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    CHINA GOING ON WHEAT.
    250 5 An Ever-Increasing: Market. The London correspondent of The Statesman •ires to his paper under date January 12 5» must *atcfc the price of silver." saythe City Editor of the Daily Mail." -fa the -emmg months it may P lay a big part ir wot] I economic
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    U.S. COTTON.
    84 5 Prices Reach New Low Level. Reuter. Manchester, Feb. 2. the beginning- of .he yea; there bu been almost a ccntinuous deehre in AmenTST Prlces rcachin S yesterday s quota ion 4.9.5 d for Mideiling cctton, video is the lowes ?:nce Aug. 8, last year. The mcv; ment is
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    RUBBER RETURNS.
    60 5 We have had the following crop returns for January rep:rted to us: lbs. Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.i 95.000 BathK Rubber Estate 34.000 Bradwall (F.M.S i 18,100 Chtiooneae (F.M.S.) 104.000 Dennistown krian F.M.S.) (Dennist.vm Estate) 54.000 Highland and Lowlands Para Rubber Co 170,000 Klabang Rubber 176,000 Krian Rubber P.antation 92,500
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    Rubber Shares. LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    648 5 Singap:re. Tuesday, tl a.m. The following rubber share quotation* are issued by and Ca und Lyall and Evati: r -wue Value. Fraaer Lyall Shares Co. Evett. 1 AJleuby tn 45 10.55 SO 45 6010 1 Alor Gajah 025 0.35 0.25 0.35 IA. Hiiaoi 0.50 0.65
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      101 5 WW experience teaches TO How many thing* you might have Hfe attained, .how many achievements Mb you might have brought about. .if only you had ready cash at that Bk y moment when golden opportunity m presented itself. Small deposits A regularly made soon grow to an t A appreciable
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    SCENE IN GROCER'S SHOP.
    1304 7 POLICE COURT CASE. Fell Into Basket of Nuts. "HE GOT WHAT HE GOT." When iic «U me in the mouth I sav r.d he got what he got," said Lionel Cr eiso i aijiaticahy from the witness box yestcr'dav Un he tetag cross-examined bv mo' S?
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    CHAMPION OF THE UNTOUCHABLES.
    424 7 MURDER VERDICT. Sikh Shat In The Back. PI LAU BRANI TRAGEDY. A :m\,U'ri us murder that occurred at th Master Attendant denct at Pula'u Brani 01 Jan. 2C. involving the deUh nt Kcrsar Sin«i. C ucil-knov.n member of the Sikh communit; h still ©copying tlic attention
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    HISTORY CORRECTED.
    195 7 Date Of Discovery Of The Cape. Johannesburg. The best known date- in South Africa: h .-.e:v. the; discovery ot th; Cape cf Gcoc Hope by Barthclcmew Dlrtz, which has hither to always bun given a- 1186. b two year v.icng. The true date was 1488. The correction, which
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    FEAR.
    41 7 nwclandi o::o. The telegraph boy knocked. Mrs. Zielirski was expecting bad new;-. Sh: .•uttered from n bad lieart. She dropped dead. The telegraph bey haci called at the wrong house. The t legram was for the peop'c n xt door.
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    MUDER FOR A JOKE.
    37 7 Prague. Arrested for the murder of a fanner and his two sons at Rudlow in eastern Slovakia,, three youths explained to the police that they did It when drunk, lust for a joke."
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      98 7 j j Assets exceed $12,000,000. I I mi j_ n Assnauire in force over $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. r) (incorporated In the Straits Settlements). J j HEAD OF! ICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore j J The Company has £20,000 deposited with the
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    IN THE SOUTH.
    251 7 Hongkong, Feb. o. Gf 11 k 'u Lin has left Hongkong for Shanghai *o establish a bureau for an Over-' seAs Chinese Army there. After consultations with Mr. Hu Han Min he n reran Kuomintang leader and formePremier. Gen. Chai Sum. Former Kwangsi eider and Director of
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    BRIDGE DESTROYED.
    167 7 Shanghai Kj 1 f0 t 0C0 Jpjane»; and Man:hui: o JS on the Jehol raeis, bat their advance into the heart cf y I o> t,- ab- nce r;..5: Ihree trains carrying 2.000 Japanese itcon eaS 100 cr-e-r, have avrivd a, V imptrtant railway terminu ncrt! f k
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    MANCHUKUO-JAPANESE TREATY.
    76 7 «.ho Manchukuo S>Jtc Council huo i alined lap Manchukuo-Jossnese T;eaty. which givs f in. :ial land grants end other pi-ivileft* uV M.tr.Lh-nia and in Jclio! to tlie Japans", iraking Manchuria virtually a Japanese colony, (•yf:landing qucs.icn.: iuvc been ttled sim i 1 tanecusly. i Ccn. ang Yu Lin,
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    HULUTAO CONVERTED TO NAVAL BASE.
    232 7 Dutch Company's Protest. The 8th Japanese Divison has been traaijIcrrec to. the Chinchow-Ofcanhalkwan Ra'lwa/. Vightiiig br' ke out agnin on Sunday, when tha Japanese tr.;ops launched a counter-attack cn ohiumenkow. whl-h was raptured'' ty th" Volunteers under Gen. fcwel Lin ast week, and Likiapao, which
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    THE SALVATION OF CHINA.
    117 7 Shanghai, Feb. 7. la' ancth.r Interview granted \o the press Mr. Eugene Cfterj, the former Minister for Foreign Affair submitted thai ♦o tide over the crisis it was essential for to establish a strcng government. JapMjcsc aggression was to be resisted by China's national strength, and
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    SECRET ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE DENIED.
    86 7 Shanghai, Feb. 7. The British attitude in the League of Nations :eemed to have undergone a change after Sir Lampscns interview with Dr. Lo Wch Kan', the Chinese Foreign Minister. It stated that the report that there was to bt Sino-Japanese- direct negotiation was only a
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    GEN. SIJ IN POLAND.
    68 7 Shanghai. Feb. 7. Gen. Sll Hag Wen has arrived at Warsaw, in Poland. It Ls not known whether Generals Mr. Chan Shan. Ting Chao and Lit Tu arc •cc ri ar inv; rfim or not. He will soon be Toir.fr homcwarc' vte Marseilles. His report to
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    TWO ALTERNATIVES FOR CHINA.
    63 7 Alsace Lorraine Or Belgium Shanghai. Feb. 7 Inere arc tw alternatives confronting China si 7* Dr. Lo Wen Kan. the Chine c fcprcign Minister. "China must cither f:llow the c«na|fe of France by giving up Alsae* Lonainc (Manchuria) or kike Belgium (in 1914) j i-1 at
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    QUIET AT THE FRONT.
    137 7 A tctal of 10.000 Japanese troops have arrived :-i Kcpcngtsc on the Mukdcn-Shanhrikvan Railway after having been landed at Yingkow. They are on their way to join in the at'ock cn •<hel. WtiunUcd soldiers under Gen. Cheng Kwel I :n have anived at Pciping. They report
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    PRODUCE.
    201 7 Singapore. Feb. 7. R. (Siam* W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $117 R. tSiam) W. Coast 2 $1!2 Rice, B. Siam No. 1 $11». Itlcĕ. 8.. Slam Nr. 2 $111 Rice. Siam -'Old" per koyan No. 1 $188 Rice. Siam Old" No. 2 Sl7O Rice. Slam •Old" No. 3
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    45 8 Messrs. Tan Ong Seng and Tan Hong Chuan beg to thank all relatives and friends for their kind attendance at the night visits and funeral of their late mother and also all those who sent wreaths, letters of condolence, telegrams and cars.
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    DEATH.
    28 8 ALFRED G. NICHOLAS—Aged 75, at the General Hospital yesterday. ■Burial at Bidadari, to-day. Cortege leaves residence of Mr. A. E. Gunesekara, 17, Dhoby Ghaut, at 5 p.m.
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    INDIAN SMALLHOLDERS.
    764 8 Rao Sahib Kunhiraman Nair, Agent in Malaya for the Government of India, is to be congratulated on a real achievement in the inauguration of a land settlement scheme for Indian labourers at Chuah, near Port Dickson. And he will be the first to express gratitude to the Government
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    125 8 Reparian W. Birtwistle will address the Rotary Club of Singapore a. the weekly tiffin to-morrow on "Fishing Methods of To-day.' The Hon. Mr. A. Caldtcott. ChicL Secretary to Government, Federated Malay S ates, has been granted ten months and ten days' leave or full pay, with effect from Feb. 4.
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    GOVERNMENT AND CRACKER FIRING.
    148 8 "Senseless And Extravagant Habit." An official advertisement in to-day's "Malaya Tiibune" slates that the attention of H.E. the Governor has been drawn to "the senteless and extravagant habit of cracksr firing among the Chinese, especially during th? Chinese New Year festivals." On the night cf Feb.
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    PROTEST AGAINST PAY CUTS.
    183 8 Mutineers' Message To Dutch Commander. Reuter. Medan (Sumatra). Feb. C. The mutineers of the "Zeven Provincien" Lave wirelessed to the world Pi ess: 'We huend to proceed to Scurabaya. We oc not Intend violence and will return the ■hip officially to the hands of the Commander
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    BRITAIN WANTS REAL DISARMAMENT.
    167 8 Sufficient Security To Make A Start. Reuter Wireless. Geneva. Feb. 3. The resumption of yesterday s disarmament debate opened with Capt. Eden, the Britisn Foreign Under-Secretary, declaring that Britain had gone as far as she could by membership of the League and her signature to the
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    LADY OXFORD SELLS FINE HOME.
    63 8 Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 3. The Wharf, Sutton Courtanay. the beautiful Berkshire home of the late Earl of Oxford ani Asa.uith. has been sold by the widow, who is unable to afford to keep it up. The purchaser was an estate agent and "it is
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    U.S.A. AND TARIFFS.
    44 8 Reuter Wireless. Washington, Feb. 3. Republican attempts to force tariff-raising legislation through the House of Representatives were disposed of by Senatr Garner with the declaration that there will be no foreig?; depreciated currency legislation enacted in th.'o session of Congress.—Reuter Wireless.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    57 8 Frcm China and Japan by the "Hakone Maru," due at Singapore daylight to-morrow. From Indo-Chlna by the "Andre Lebon," due at Singapore at 8 a.m. to-morrow. From Holland by the "Indrapoera," due at Singapore to-morrow morning. From Europe (London malls despatched on Jan. 19), by the "Rajula," due
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    128 8 The following appointments are notified in a supplement to the P.M.S. Government Gazette: The Hen. Mr. M. B. Shelley to act as Chief Secretary to Government, Federated Malay States; Mr. J. E. Kempe to act as British Resident, Perak; Mr. N. R. Jarrett to act tempo: arily as British Resident,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    430 8 (BY "LOOKER-CM." "Kaffirs display strength Awl' A There is, I observe, a boon in mv shares. Which reminds mehappened to Buffalo Reef? s There's another Bank Hotid» Thursday. But not a Ne** Holiday. Why didn't pa and ma mat. me a banker? There's a lot in the
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    NEW GOVERNOR OF MALTA.
    92 8 Appeal For Squashing Of Reds. Reuter Wireless. Malta. Feb. 3 An appeal to the palish priests <- ,f ff to as 1st in "nipping in the bad the Communistic propaganda which Strl ts j very rcots, net only of the Church ordered society and which is
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    43 8 CHINESE CLUB FUNCTION'S OUR READERS' VIEWS on CEYLON SPORTS CLUB, on J C T _,UB DIARY, on page ll DIARY OF EVENTS, on paB SHIPPING NEWS, on pap RADIO PROGRAMME MCST WELCOME GUESTS ARE Dn?J TOM MANN GOES TO PRISON
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    JAPAN DENIES INVASION OF JEHOL. TROOPS MASSED ON THE FRONTIER.
    356 9 FIGHTING RESUMED AT KAILU AND CHIUMENKOW. HAOYANGTOE CAPTURED BY CHINESE VOLUNTEERS. NO CONCESSION BY JAPAN. AT BRITAIN WILL STAND BY THE COVENANT. the Japanese War Office denies that the invasion of n-un. lighting is taking place at border towns and
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    DRIVE ALONG THREE ROUTES.
    235 9 Reuter. Peiping, F.b. 6. Ch::;--.- :;:v s report the arrival at Tungliao -ty mcrning af three Japanese military •'.*•carrying 2.000 infantry and cavalry, 80 and 100 field-guns. The belief is the Japan:se will drive into routes, namely, Kailu. Linnan Caaoyang, at the same time exerting preiP
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    POLICY UNCHANGED.
    197 9 Washington, Feb. 7. y nr. i f n has ann °unced that he has not f F f Iom Ge "eva a request that the J01n lhe Committee ot Nineteen's ch V- rec °en"ion of the Man- 'laaca that America's policy against "as unchanged but declined to dis-
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    CHINA ON THE DEFENSIVE.
    42 9 imS 'set j ran ted to f rei,!n st iviarsnal Chang Hsueli Liang the "ruler" n t China, declared that the arC nly n the def ensive. He added ISTf«K S hcre f nations there was inevitably widening.
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    TENSION BETWEEN JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
    25 9 It is reported that Russo-Japanese rtlati :m WW strained, presumably on account of the increase of garrison troops in Manchuria.
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    HUGE MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
    62 9 Shanghai. Feb. 6. cju t f >assen er along the MukdenShanhaikwan Railway is being suspended on account of the heavy military movements oi the Japanese. Over 30 armoured cars and 100 heavy guns have arrived at Suichung. Tho Japanese at Shanhaikwan are constructing defences. It is estimated
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    WAR FEVER ALL OVER CHINA.
    134 9 Gen. Han Fu Chu, Governor f Shantung Province, held a general review of Shantung troops yesterday. Japanese Volunteers at Tientsin are beginning to practise fighting. Yesterday they held some manoeuvres outside the Japanc e barracks at Haikwangje. Japanese "renins" la Shanghai are spending larg? sums
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    NATIONAL APPEAL.
    245 9 The National Salvation Society has decidcd to make a nation-wtde appeal in a great effort to push forward the movement for the support of the Volunteers and also to accelerate the Japanese boycott. Mr. Eugene Chen, the fomer Foreign Minister, returned to Shanfhai yesterday after a visit to
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    SUDDEN OUTBREAK OF FIRES.
    412 9 OIL TANKS THREATENED. Splendid Work By Brigade. Seven fins occurred in Singapore yesterday and thr Central Fire Brigade had a r<ccrd busy day. A hirgc area or bush was ablaze near ths Gap. A «-W of coolie lines at the Naval Base was destroyed. the ITl***
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    ULSTER UNREST.
    109 9 Other Men Joining Strikers. Reuter Wireless. BtlJast, Feb. 2. Six hundred busmen on the Free State side the border to-day joined the strike cf the Northern Ireland railwaymen and over 3 000 nea in the Free state aie now involved. The dockers are also rest.ye and refu c
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    NO COMPLACENCY.
    197 9 New French Government's Policy. Reuter Wireless. Paris, Feb. 3. The Government repudiates the methods of illusion and weakness. if you expect complacency, say so. but, you will not get L irom us/ declares the Ministerial DeclaraUon rt Daladier's Government, read to members of the Chamber and Senate to-day.
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    KREUGER'S BROTHER-IN-LAW ARRESTED.
    33 9 Reuter Wireless. Stockholm, Feb. 3. Nils Ahlstroem, ex-Managing Director of the K'euger Toll Company and brother-in-law of Ivar Kreuger, has been arrested on a charge of fraudulent bankruptcy.—Reuter Wirele s.
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    MOTOR WORKS EXPLOSION.
    27 9 Reuter. Paris. Feb. 6. Eight people were killed and about 100 injured in an explosion in the power station of the Renault motor factory.—Reuter.
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    TODDY DRINKING IN MALACCA.
    1705 9 "WORSE THAN EVER." Closing of Shops A Failure? PLANTERS' ASSOCIATION. There was a heated discussion »1 the meeting of Malacca Planters on Sunday on the toddy question. It was stated by several speakers that the ZTS of todd y shr P* Jhad resid ed in an
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    Dr. Alekhine: Chess Wizard Due Next Week. WORLD'S CHAMPION DUE HERE SOON.
    317 10 OK. A. A. ALEKHINE. EXHIBITION IN SINGAPORE ARRANGED. CHESS. Dr. A A. Alekhinc, the world's champion I hi X player, w ill be passing through Singapore OH the "President Adam*" shortly and has arranged to give a simultaneous
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    SIAMESE COX FOR OXFORD?
    49 10 Son Of Former Minister Of Agriculture. (Frcm Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. Feb. 6. The sun of the former Minister of Agriculture in Si-m is likely to be cox for Oxford m the Boat Race at Putney. He coxed the winning eights at Oxford last term.
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    S.G.C. LADIES' FEBRUARY MEDAL.
    67 10 GOLF. The ladies' February medal competition was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in a tie between Miss Law (42 —5—37), Mrs. KUines-Emith. Miss K. Stewart and Mrs. Innes Miller < all three 46—9—37) in "A" division. In accordance with vhe rules Mrs. Innes Miller
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    G.G.C. GOVERNOR'S CUP. COMPETITION.
    149 10 The Governor's Cup competiton at the Garrison G.C. resulted in a tie between J. C. S. Ponsford and Ft Lieut. W. S. Allen, both 4 up. The tie will be decided later. THE ROSE BOWL. The following is the draw for the Rose Bowl: 1ST ROUND:
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    ROTARIANS v. ISLAND CLUB.
    36 10 Rotarians who wish to play in the match arainst the Island Club on Sunday. Feb. 19. t ie asked to send in their names to the hon. secretary as soon as possible.
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    KEPPEL G.C. COMPETITIONS.
    50 10 The Kep.)el G.C. February medal (stroket vv ill be pbv cd on Saturday and Sunday, and the ladies" spoon bogey) on Monday. The R.Q.C. "adies* charnpionsiup Iwill be held during February and March. Entries cl m on the 19th. Conditions: 18 holes medal p ay from scratch.
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    M.C.C. v. QUEENSLAND.
    121 10 BRIGHT BATTING AT BRISBANE. 75 RUNS IN 48 MINUTES. CRICKET. Reuter. Brisbane. Feb. 6. Tiie M.C.C. went on to score 303 runs for the less of eight wlckeis when the game with Queensland was continued to-day. Allen top-scored with 66. and indulged in some tierce hitting, his
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    STOP PRESS.
    24 10 Queensland Collapse Reuter. Brisbane. Feb. 7. Latest scores in the M.C.C. v. Queensland match are: M.C.C. 343, Queensland 81 (all cut ?).—Reuter.
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    M.C.C. TEAM FOR INDIA.
    570 10 Draft Itinerary Of Tour. New Delhi, Jan. 19. Intimation has been received from the Marylebone Cricket Club Committee that they hope to accept the invitation from the Indian Cricket Board of Control to send a team to India next cold weather if circumstances permit. It will
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    CRICKET CLUB OF INDIA.
    158 10 Calcutta, Jan. 19. The Bengal Gymkhana, which corresponds to the Indian Cricket Federation of Madras, at its council meeting last night discussed the proposal to form a Cricket Club of India. After protracted discussion, it decided not to welcome the scheme. It is felt in Indian
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    AN EIGHT-DAY PROGRAMME.
    90 10 FIRST RACES AT NEW COURSE. THE TURF. The first races to be held on the Singapore Turf Club's new course at Bukit Timah will be the May meeting "which will occupy eight days altogether: six days professional (May 20, 24, 27, 31. June 3 and 5», followed
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    PERAK SPRING RACE MEETING.
    297 10 HANDICAPS FOR FIRST DAY. Handicaps for the first day of the Perak Spring meeting, commencing on Saturday, are as follows: RACE I.—Ponies II Div. 1—5f—2.30 p.m.: Rosemary 9.7. Kulim S.O, Balkis 8.9. Movalong 8.7. 3abz II 8.0. Highland Lass 7.13. B'.n Hall 7.10. Donora 7.0. Kylpa
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    S.A.F-A. COMPETITIONS.
    27 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. The closing date fcr entri» for the Commerce' Cup and ;he Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League hr.s been extended to Feb. 15.
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    NAZI MAJORITY?
    211 10 Freedom Of German Press Restricted. Reuter. Berlin, Feb. 6. "In view of the resultant chaos which dangers the State." the Government has promulgated an emergency decree quashing the verdict of the Leipzig Supreme Court on Oct 25 and handing over to Hr. Yon Papen, as ViceChanceilor and Reich
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    DEATH OF MR. ALFRED G. NICHOLAS.
    91 10 The degth took place yesterday evening at the General Hospital of Mr. Alfred G. Nicholas who was formerly well known as a private tutor. The deceased, who belonged to a highly respected Geylonese family, came to the Straits about eleven yeais ago and was
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    BRITISH MALAY CLUB.
    43 10 The Singapore British Malay Club will hold the usual "Hari Raya" reception and "Ronggeng" at the club premises at Arab Street on Saturday but a group photograph will be taken at 4 p.m. on that day at Lorong 16, Geylang.
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN ENTERTAIN THE WILTS.
    320 10 "SPRINGERS" HELD TQ, A DRAW. HOCKEY. The hockey team of the Ist Wiltshr s played tho first game cf their up-country tour at Seremban yesterday and were held to a 1-1 thaw by Negri Sembilan. The teams lined up as follows: N.S.: Emmanuel: Fowler. Rhodes;
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    4,500 WEDDINGS IN NINE DAYS.
    103 10 More Than 1,000 On Christmas Eve. In the nine days just before and after Christmas 4.50Q weddings took place in London. Of that number 1.000 couples were married on Christmas Eve. More people were married in Register Offices than in London churches. There were 2.50'J
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    SUPREME COURT.
    221 10 Question As To Scale Of Costs. Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell delivered judgment to-day in connection with, the scale ol costs consequent on the trial of a motion by the Official Assignee for an order that a conveyance, dated Nov. 12. 1930. made by the bankrupt (Sassoon Ezekiel i
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    CARPETS MADE OF GLASS.
    57 10 Prague. A young inventor of Bohemia has Just patented an invention which is expected to help a revival in the dying Bohemian glass industry. His invention permits the manufacture of glass tapestry which can be used for wallpaper, lampshades, handbags and carpets. The new material gives,
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    THE DUD!
    49 10 Chicago, Illinois. Mr. Emery Tower found notes worth £20. Their owner thanked him for returning them —and gave him a cheque for £1 as a reward for his honesty. But Mr. Tower subsequently discovered that the back it was drawn on had been closed for six months!
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    S.C.C. MIXED DOUBLES TOURNAMENTS.
    362 10 YESTERDAY'S RESULTS AND TO-DAY'S TIES. LAWN TENNIS. The following are the resuLs of yesterday s ties in the S.C.C. mixed doubles tournament: Mixed Doubles Handicap. S. 11. McMurray and Mrs. McMurray scr. '.La. O. E. H. Cutler and Mrs. Cutler pfui 2, 6—o. 6 —l: B.
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    ALLEGED MURDER INQUIRY.
    226 10 Sikh Committed For Trial. The preUminary inquiry into ehargea of attempted murder cf a Sikh woman and murder of her husrand was conducted fey the Secord Magistrate <Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday. In the dock stood Shotah Singh and he was (inmiitted ie stand his trial at
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    DEATH OF HOSPITAL
    115 10 ASSISTANT. The death occurred at the General Hospital cn Sunday of Mr. Mangli Prasad Choubcy, a popular member of the staff of the hospital, which he had served for 20 years, its was 40 years of age. The body was cremated at the Hindu burial giound in
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    What's On To-Night.
    126 10 Alhainbra.-- Smilin' Through." featuring Norma Shear r. Fredric March and Leslie Howard. Capitol.—Jar. Kiepura in "Tell Me To-nighl." Empire.—Hoot Gib on in "The Gay Buckarco' and Glenn Tryon in "Broadway." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malarn, Malay opera. Chines? wayangs. silent and talk ing films ("The Prodigal" and
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    YACHTING IN SINGAPORE.
    767 10 A GOOD Y EAR. Annual Meeting Of Th Ii.S.Y.1. Ac vli? Aiini 31 rno6tii}c por? Yach. Club yt (Cfcmmodore) presided and Lund! attendance. Uas a f a > Th6 chairman said thru year, though the work b r a under difficulties. Th r ir nr(j financial pesition.
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    35 10 A pleasant untitled Mi-. Chan Joo Hai Me*** nifcht and man: the Oleh Qieh Part; and r n4ered sketches. It wa an Hin, as a token of ai a wig to th Pari Cheng Kirn.
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    PATIENTS BURNT TO DEATH.
    85 11 Fire In Psychopathic Hospital. ENWARISM ALLEGED. Reutei Wireless. Cleveland (Ohio), Feb. 3. I), heroic iffoits by nurses, nine pcychojuti nts lest their lives in a Are which 1 cut ted a nursing home in the ve-t rday. Terrible scenes were witthe fire spread rapidly through the
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    SOUTH AFRICAN CRISIS.
    48 11 Motion Of "No Confidence" j Defeated. i Reuter Wireless. Capetown, Feb. 1. I no confidence" moti:n against Government was defeated in tne enibly by 83 votes t; 63. nwhile. efforts 10 arrange a coalli G. n. Smuts and Mr. Tielman Roos t andoned. —Reuter Wireless.
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    PLANS TO ABSORB UNEMPLOYED.
    37 11 Mr. Roosevelt To Encourage Flood Control. Reuter Wireless. Warm Springs, Feb. 2. *fw«» 'S,;C e z fh' aHce of many thousand' more un'nt 50 0 ST UtUS,tlCn and d —Reuter Wi,e°m SUteS be
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    HUNGARY'S DEBTS.
    67 11 Reuter Wireless. Budapest. Feb l yin f arl,amen J» r y C:mmission and the plan ill be entered into immediately The rom Bttt^ra* untn «K we transier of the moratorium which anart rom C e rtain exceptions, suspends PaCn The°nv rl HUngary S PUbHc Private The m ratornun
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    ARMS DISCUSSION.
    156 11 Italian And German Critics Of French Plan. Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Feb. 2. Criticism by the Italian and German representatives of the French disarmament plan marked the discussion of the plan by the General Commission. V Herr Nadolny. Germany, declared that the French plan offered no promise of decisive
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    SAFETY FLYING OVER MOUNTAINS.
    109 11 Stratosphere Aeroplane Suggested. Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 2. eliminating 1 r lltJ Hjffi 3 stratai P here a?rop:ane mountain by Wgh amon, the rr or ct the nautical Sorilt < r Ure t0 the yal Aer auucal Society in London. He stated that eceSta^T it nU
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    U.S.A. DEFICIT.
    86 11 Decline In Trade With Europe. Reuter Wireless. Washington, Feb. 2. The United States Treasury deficit for the first seven months of the current fiscal year amounts t: $1,272,000,000. A decline in both import and export trade with Europe is shown in the figures for United States trade in
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      730 11 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of u-hich arc readers of the Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in, keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest unll still be included in the
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      417 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending Feb. 12. 1933. TO-DAY. FEB. 7. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters "A" tM.G.) Company, Demonstration. 30 yards Range. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Armoured Car Sec Section Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Malay Headquarters, "F"' (Malay, Coy.. Parade. TO-MORROW. FEB. 8. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. S.R.A. (v), Elementary Gun Drill.
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    SIR SAMUEL WILSON AND CEYLON.
    499 12 t Correction Of Singapore Interview. While in Colombo, on hi.; way back to England, Sir Samuel Wilson, shown a copy of an interview with him in a Singapore paper, ii reported by the "Cylou Obcerver" to hay» staged that he did not think thai he
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    GRANT OF PROBATE REVOKED.
    236 12 Mr. Farrer's Successful Application. I An application for an o.dtv that the gran: o'. let.ers cf administration tc Mr. R. J. I Farrer, in connection with the estate -.i Sheikha bine Mchrmcd Saidun. a spinet*.-, tc levokfa. and .hat in lieu the cci letteis of ■gmtaJatra
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    RECORD AIR ATTEMPTS.
    79 12 Mollison On Way To Sauth America. Reuter. London, Feb. C. Squadron-Leader Cjayford and Flight-Lieu Nichclctts tool; off at 7.15 a.m. frcm Cranwtll the Cape in the Royal Air Fo.ce FaireyNapier plane, in an at.empt to t-ct up a nonstop flight record. Jim Mcllison tcok off at 8.11
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    FIRES AND INSURANCE.
    76 12 Well-Known Business Men Arrested. Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. S. Bail totalling over £80,000 was granted to eight men and one woman remanded in London to-day on charges of conspiracy to cause flre.j and defraud insurance companies over a period of eight years. In three instances, bail was
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    MALACCA NEWS. Alleged Criminal Breach Of Trust.
    126 12 (Frew. Our Oun Correspondent j Malacca, Feb. 4. Y oris Tliung Slong was charged before Mr. n c Willan in the Holice Court to-day with lour cases of criminal breach cf trust in conrv> cio- with jewellery amounting to $1,140 The cis» w"
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    Inauguration Of Literary Club.
    228 12 Malacca, Feb. 5. a -eneral m eting of the Malacca Literary riubwas h id at 10, First Cross Street, yettrruay Miss E-sie Worg, B.A.. was elected to th; Ch It' r was agre d that SO cents per member be the initial eub-rcripticn per month. The
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    HOOVER WILL REST.
    72 12 Washington, Jan. 13. Frcs. Herbert Hoover admits he is go:d and U od after four years of strugglv tr;-iig to i..l the cotntry out of depression. As a re u't he is gdng to take a complete t f:r twelve months after he leaves the VfuAi Hcus.
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    £4,000 FOR A DOG.
    47 12 Chicago, Illinois, •jl d." a half bred Irish setter, won't have o »o»rj about eld age. He has inherit.. 1 «:4.600 Th win of his late m'stress provide.; that £4 000 trust fund be erea'.xd fcr thej&ogs "car? and beard during his lifetim
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    34 12 The s.s. 'Buidwan' has lelt Hongkong and is txpeeted to arrive at Singapore at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. Thi rteamer ail p.o-eed alongside the S'ngapore Harbour Board i What! en arrival. m
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    ARRIVALS.
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