Malaya Tribune, 11 February 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. loL W. No. 35 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Feb. 11, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      102 1 Buy the MALAYAN SATURDAY POST/ The Picture Paper. 20 cents. 1 I I Sole Importers THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LIMITED. SINGAPORE. I Royal Bakery Flour f i IM HANDY AND BYGILNIC PACKAti£S NOW AVAILABLE J t SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE CO., LTD. I ORCHARD ROAD SUB-DEPOTS. j There is 100 0
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      97 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 coins and gold ornaments of every class and quality, paying highest prices according to daily exchange rates. P ———————in ii 1 i j. TOM&Kfllfeg
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    GIRL’S CORNER AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
    259 2 Comments On The Mail. My d»>ar Nieces, As I aid last week, I have received a big h t of subjects for our essay competition and the Editor and I have selectrd the following three: <i> Ambition. •11l a Dutiful Daughter. •hi> A Haunted Hue.
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    Temptation.
    435 2 i Bp "Lucky Star.") During thb terrible trade depression many men itre tempted to steal and do almost any difciu nest deed with tiie hope of gaining some money to support their large families or for their own us'\ if they are bachelors. But some honest men. who could
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    A Visit To The Museum.
    83 2 On the day of the Chinese New Year mv wished t, h ey mved m motii took Them tp i r f n o l h r C a m D r d thtreforC She »he feSe, Mus'um was one Wh f wan many people
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    The House.
    772 2 (By -Jean") My brother says it is ab olutrly the silUest house ho has ever seen. Acco.dirg to h**, it is much tco compact; it faces the wrcng direction: and its garden is not ccmF atible with tta size. Doubtless he thi ks that his criticisms will be
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    First Day Of School.
    111 2 'By 'Topsic") J2?L!2*S*> siiters 1 oppose all of you have settled down to your lessons .except those J*!**!*, J***). Now then, the first day to ODr «chool. and "c o!d friend it*!" COrridoni W* sure to Ir the h f ing i and hailin each other.
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    Autobiography Of A Doll.
    270 2 (By 'Anita.") Hello I cousins, I am a new member of the "Girls' Circle." and this is my first article. I hope it will interest you. I am ten years old and I came to Singapore from England, five months ago. in company with my friends.
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    A Worthy Picture.
    620 2 (By<"Dora."j 'One night I went to the Alhambra to see The Pearl Necklace. I enjjyed seeing it very much fcr It was a Chinese talkie. It told of riches, debt, sorrow and Joy. The show started with a morning scene where a young woman was ironing clothes
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    Christmas In The Isle Of Man.
    219 2 I 4 (By "Mono, Veg Veen.") i i Hello, dear sisters, it's quite a long time elnce I wrote to you, so I thought I would greet you all again in the New Year. Christma» 1$ now a thing of the past in the
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    Shut In A Cupboard.
    192 2 'By -June Chan."> One morning, when I was staying in my cousin's house. I thought that I would have a b.t of fun by hiding from my cousin when siv brought my breakfast up torn?. I was locking for a hiding-place when suddenly my friend aw
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    Cruelty
    217 2 I Ufa? taK u °"u S Ct <J Jill find in nature sor-"/^ 11 Ja* e for instance, the Jfers) in the woods. T h «hey should sustain their u i 50 fi their weaker fellotv previno 2 applies to the bird i 1 6 Tht tures hawks, ,nd
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    Rockhampton High School.
    236 2 'By "Australian Chum.", i° Tltl °™to yoS'ctab' P 'rr' 0 Technical College 9''%,^'^ old "ime V'ft ft the mcriung was spent in t„L 1 was enjoyed by all. Each claJ lu for alK-ttxn? the provision!,, respoftv w'S"r l r w h xve did enj0yed il as much
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    DID YOU KNOW...
    322 2 THAT gales sometimes aid shipping? (By Our Scientific CorrespondWhereas one swallow do. summer, it occasionally takes little 1 one iceberg to make a winl to be the case this year in Hemisphere, where comparative!: bc?n encountered lately. Obsi Period of 32 years have sh m age number
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      53 2 People everywhere are felling their friends what.wonders "Pebeco" has worked upon their teeth. Dulled and tobacco stained teeth are revi-talised-by this 'salt' tasting dentifrice. Unlike other toothpastes its effect lasts (or hou« after using. Pebeco not only cleanses feeth but refreshes the whole mouth. a tube of Pebeco to-day! LOHMANN
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    The Company of the Marjolaine.
    9175 3  -  Our Short Story. (BY JOHN BUCHAN. 1. C\ME down from the mountains and into I nlcasmg valley cf the Adige in us iu t- as ever mortal suffered under. nd rfcot was parched and white; j newly come out of a wilderness of tone cnt*.
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      414 3 j ORIENTAL GOVERNMENT SECURITY LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LTD. (INCORPORATED IN INDIA 1874). HEAD OFFICE:— BOMBAY 1931 RESULTS. New Business 26,486 Policies assuring 534,250,000. Net.lnterest Income: 3,650,000. total Premium Income: Sl] 970 000 I Claims Paid:: 3,877 for r,,500,000.* I Loans to Policyholders: 11,130 for 2,800,000. runds Increased to nearly '$73
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      275 4 SALE HOUSE OF LORDS 1 I( WHISKY. J l( IMPERIAL VAT WHISKY. FINE OLD MATURED (I X) WHISKY. /J $2.75 per bottle, J) or $.'{o per case duty paid. l\ Lowest price ever offered on the J/ market. I 1] We also stock all w.ll-known branc.3 I f; of liquors
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      683 4 TO LET. to LET—I6S, Tank Road, Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET —34, Paterson Road, Modern Sanitary Fittings, Electric Lighting, etc., from Ist March. An Ideal Home. Apply 6. St. Thomas' Walk. TO LET—I-9, 1-16. $13, Lorong 210, East Coast Road: 390. Orchard Road, $35. 2 shophouses with garages,
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      471 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. TENDERS. GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION. TENDERS will be received at the Resident Councillor's Office, Penang, up to noon of 17tn February, 1933, for the following work: Erection of a New English School at "Westlands," Penang. Every person applying for a form of Tender will be required to deposit the sum
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      182 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —An Experienced Court and Costs Clerk. Apply stating salary required to Box No. 105, c o Malaya Tribune. WANTED. WANTED —Cheap Old Typ-writers, state lowest price to Box 104, c o Malaya Tribune. FOR SALE. FOR SALE —Morris Oxford Motor Car Modtl 1928, tourer, five stater, perfect
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      467 4 EDUCATIONAL. JOHANNA ENGLISH SCHOOL 40, NIVEN ROAD. Receives students from Primary to Standard VII and Commercial Class. Assures success in public examinations. Entirely under new management. For particulars apply Piincipal. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short Street, Singapore. Enrol for
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      501 4 l THE j School I jj Est. 1927 if Admits pupiK from Primary to Senior j Cambridge. Well q lJa ij. I fied staff and efficient management. I APPLY EARLY FOR AFTERNOON NIGHT CAMBRIDGE I CLASSES. (j 86, Cecil Street. MALAYA TRIBUNE. THONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery
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    A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK.
    1156 5 The Prince Of Wales And His Country—America Discovers Bernard Shaw—"Night Club Queen" Dies. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Jan. 24 (by Air Mail). Everyone knows of the Prince of Wales' davoacn to du.y, and, more marked ev:n than that the pleasure he takes in assisting the welfar;
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    SEQUEL TO DOMESTIC TRAGEDY.
    1057 5 MUAR AND BATU PAHAT I ASSIZES. Homicide Not Amounting To Murder. 'From Our Ow9 Correspondent J Johore, Feb. 6. The first session of the Supreme Court. ..uar, for the year, cpened yesteiday morning bffore Mr. Justice W. Burton. The list is a fairly long one. there
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    26 5 American industry is antes to spend $:42,H '),000 to modernise plants and businesses in all par.s of the United States, an influential busines, executive recently said.
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    Shipping News & Notices. BLUE FUNNEL LINE COMMANDER.
    370 6 Shipping News Notices. BLUE FUNNEL LINE COMMANDER. Retirement After Service Of Over 40 Years. The retirement from active rterrlcf at sea lias recently taken place i Captain W. 11. Propert. D.S.C.. who has serve 1 for many •ears \wth A. Holt and Company's 31ue Funnel Line. He commenced his sea
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    MISSED SCHEDULE.
    144 6 Company Fined For Not Running Ferry. P.cnjark.ng that a cont act is a cent act and1 if the company is bcund *ey the rc.iv Ordinance 'he G?vsrnmer.t must be ct< <-d first, the Hen. Comdr. Hole, at the Hui.g:unj Mario* Court imposed a fine of $100 cn the
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    SHIPPING LAW.
    365 6 Question Of International Agreement. j An article in the "Manchester Guardian Commercial" points out th- ne:d of eetablishlng an agr ed body on international shipping law. It is not difficult, says the writer to under/land the altitude of a body of practical shipping men recently who, en being
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    STEAMER'S MISHAP.
    184 6 The "Everett" In Distress Near Seattle. Washington, Jan. 27. The. C ast Guard was instructed to-day by Captain Eugene Blake, commander of the San Francisco Area, to send a cutter to aid the tcamsliip -Everett," which is floating helplesslv 60 miles west of Seattle. Officials of the American
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    NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
    259 6 Three Foreign Warships Due In Hongkong. Considerable naval activity is tentatively proposed during the next few weeks, and three foreign vessels are scheduled to arrive in Hongkong shortly. The Italian cruiaer "Libia" is expected from Shanghai on Feb. 11. for a stay of four days, after which she
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    NEW FORM OF HULL.
    179 6 Sir Joseph Isherwood's Latest Invention. It Is understood that Sir Joseph W. Lsherwood, Bart, patentee of the "Isherwood" and Bracketless" system of ship construction, has .nvented a new form of hull, and has had most exhaustive tests carried out at tne National Physical Laboratory, Teddington, duriiv
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    SOVIET MOTOR SHIP.
    50 6 Timber Freighter Built At Leningrad. Leningrad, Jan 25 The Marty shipbuilding yard here has completed the conduction a arge r or <fh* designed as a timber freighter. T,v££ m C ;7 ing Capacily f 5 3 tons and ,3 X Uiird largest ship constructed nt this yard
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    FRANCE'S 75,000 TON LINER.
    412 6 The Largest In The World. One of the events of last year was the launching of the Compagnie Generalc TransatlantiqueTs new vessel "Normandie" from the yard of the Chantiers ct Ateliers de St. Nazaire cPenhoet). She will he the largest merchant ship in the world, having
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    THE ROUND TRIP.
    112 6 M.M. Far East Cruises From Europe. The Messageries Maritimes announce that they have arranged two Far Eastern holiday e.uises this year. They are both to take P2 days. One has already left Ma selles and the second is to leave on Sept. 22. The route in toth
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      438 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P.&O. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR lines. (Incorporated In England). MAIU PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL BTEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON AND PAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contrct with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. Fcr China and Japan, Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Bangalore 6.000 Feb. 16 Comorln 15.000
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      216 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch Australische Dampfschlffs [H y| Geselischaft (Companies Incorporated Jn Germany). OUTWARDS, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933 t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Feb. 21 t ra.s. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 8 WORLD CRUISE 1933. t S£. RESOLUTE, in port 8 to Mar. 9 t m.s. DUISBURG,
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      484 6 Where Yog Hay Boy The Malaya Tribune rS^SgSS^S^t m SAI£ AT m. Data Kiaaai to 4 SINGAPORE. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim, 134. Tanjong Paaar MALACCA. Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station. S^ 111 Co 14 Cross Street A. Palasamy, General Hospital .News Seller) 1} A Store ,2 > J °n*er Street
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      167 6 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" t$ now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune*' office* at 56-60, Anton Road, Singapore. It is being greatly improved by the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old 1 ones are retained. The features include:
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      449 6 STEAMER SAnjyg The undernoted are the mDtnT fixtures:— 71 OUTWARDS. 8 "NECKAR" for Manila, Hon^on, 1931 Shanghai, Japan and North cEr a*. 5 "LAHN" for Manila, BtaSl b:j Shanghai, Japan and North China b HOMEWARDS. 8 "SCHLESIEN'' for Mtefilei HwJ 1 R'dam, Hamburg and Bremen "BAARSRUCKEN" f or r> n
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    382 7 Mining Shares. u.u apu! .'Jdturday. 11 a m. llc wlng tin share quotations are Issued and Co, exchange and stock brokers.— Issue Buyers. Sellers. Kumbang Tin 23j6 25;6 Malay "I- nom I liitam Tm 10 9 H <> K iiicrin Tin U|- 12 i" guiacg Padani oa#
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    110 7 !>>IED BY TRASER CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. Singapore Cold S:crag? Dtb 7 per ce:r. 100 101 ci Singapore Municipal 'IDOli 5 per cent. 105 110 nom Singapore Municipal «19CT> 4'• per cent. 104 105 nom S:rsapore Municipal .1903) i' per cent. 104 105 nom
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    176 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LITTLE BUSINESS PASSING. Rubber Prices Generally Unchanged. (By Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore, Saturday, 17 a.m To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 7 16 cts., unchanged. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 5 32d., unchanged. Market Tone: Very quiet. New York Rubber 2 1516 cts., unchanged.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    218 7 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore. Feb. It. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2?. 3 7 > London S months' sight 2s. 3 21 32d.. London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 13 16d.. Lcndon 30 days' sight 2s 3 25 32d.. London demand 2s. London T.T. 2s. 3
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    WHEAT FOR SHANGHAI.
    27 7 Reuter. Buenos Aires. Feb. 19. Tweniy-tWO thousand tons cf Argentine wheat, sold to Shanghai millers, will be shipped b~fo;e th- end of this month—Reuter.
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    PRICES.
    143 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (S.S.), LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon w 9 Ex 4 gallon drum per BrLlsn Imperial gallon Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin $3.78 Shell Kerosene per 2
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    COMMENT ON NEW ISSUES.
    411 7 Southern Kampar Tin Dredging. F_r public information only, in accordance with Stock Exchange requirement:;, paxtieufen are published of Southern Kampar T«J Dredging. The company, which WSJ formed a year ago, has acquired ircm the L ndon Tin Corporation two contigu us mining leases situate in the
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    MUNITION SHARES.
    116 7 i j Boom On The Canadian Exchange. Reuter. Tcrcnto. Fee 9. 1 Persistent rumours that the International Nickel Co. has receucd large orders ;rcm the Orient for munition purpes s. though denied by the Geneial Manager of th 1 (cay pany. have led to a very large volume
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    PONTIAN (MALAY) RUBBER.
    417 7 Financial Position Quite Sound. The twenty-second aunual general meeting In- Gentian (Malay) Uubb:r Company, Ld.. MM held en Dec. 20. at the legist r d tffic.s. Great Wlnehestsr Street, E.C., Mr. Philippe E. Gourju > chairman of the ccmpany) presiding. The chairman, la moving the adopt'en cf
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    THE PERAK RIVER VALLEY CO.
    494 7 Crop Exceeds Estimate: Loss Of $1,558. Th: report of the director; cf thg Perak River VaU:y Rubber Co., Ltd., for the vcar ended S:pt. 30. s.ates: The total area of th? company's property remains the sam? as that recordel In the twenty-first annual report. The
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    371 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Saturday, 11 ant The following rubber share quoUtiona are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: T <«ue Value. Fraaer Lyall t Shares. at Co. Evatt 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.00 1 Alor Oajah 0.25 035 0.25 035 1 A Hltani
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    GENERAL.
    276 7 FRASER ft CO.'S QUOTATIONS. a 4 3aJ CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Buyers. Seller*. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.05 1.10 12 |2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.80 no* £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 97 6 101,--510 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.00 5.50 £1 £1 C. Tin Pref. 7 p.c. 21 22
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      46 7 THE SOUTH km I] BRITISH LXMTTSO FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR (NIUEANCS ACCEPTED AT LOWIBT CURRENT BATES. L. O. ICARGOLIOUTH lUnacer Omea: I. ?ini yrt&n Gtmen. the EASTERN UNITED USANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L 'i JOHNSON: Oe&eraJ EUnftfW.
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      77 7 Make Sure You Get The MALAYAN SATURDAY POST," The Picture Paper. Small SavingsJL X LIGHTEN FINANCIAL JPL PATHWAY Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Small Savings regularly deposited will soon build up for you, a substantial Bank Balance, .ready lor the moment when it is most needed. THE NATIONAL CITY
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      297 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England; SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almelda Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital C2.000.00t Paid-up Capl ai C1.000.00t ElllH Fund »nd 'est I 500.001 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON MMKCtfKEi tforntmv. t?aleutta ColoniDo, karucm. Madrt* Anitia Baghdad, Bahi-in B«4i» Kicuii Vi>«ul and CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened m'.iQ imerr»« aSowed at
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      259 8 j THE INDEPENDENT THEATRE WITH THE PICK OP THE WORLD'S PICTURES. I Matinees: To-Day To-Morrow AT 3 P.M. PACKING OUT! as was expectedi JUST ANOTHER GRAND AND GLOLUOUS I SHOW TO KEEP THE ALH AM BRA j TRADITIONS EVERGREEN I i Days X s CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD j «»*••♦-*> Booking at
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      265 8 Amusements CAPITOL I Matinees TO-DAY and TO-MORROW at 3.15 i j NIGHTLY i The Gaumont-British Musical Comedy Triumph that J Everybody's Talking About. |"TELt ME TONIBHT" i j JAN KIEPURAS Voice will Thrill You j Hail SONNIE HALE, the New Co medy King j MAGDA SCHNEIDER will fascinate you PHONE
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      162 8 LAST DAY! Tall ula h Bankhead IN Thunder Below A Paramount Picture. TOMORROW! "WOMEN LOVE ONCE STARRING PAI L LUKAS, JULIETTE COMPTON ELEANOR BOARDMAN. A TIMELY, VIVID. HUMAN DRAMA BY REQUEST MATINEES SUNDAY, AT 3.15 P.M. LAST TWO PERFORMANCES IN SINGAPORE! M THE LOVE PARADE MAURICE CHEVALIER, JEANETTE MACDONAin HALF-PRICE
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    UNCROWNED KING.
    137 9 Revolutionary Situation In Macedonia. Reuter. S:fia. Feb. 10. An ominous sUuation H developing in Buisanan Macedonia in view oi the Grand c n m* OI Macedonian Jumaja on Sunday, at which the autor my of Macedonia win. be proclaimed 7 !L° G I V f lUlUni has ord
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    ULSTER RAIL STRIKE.
    57 9 Reuter. Lcndon. Feb. 10. Ale s.quel to the Ulster railway strike the Great Northern Railway Co.. it is reported, jias decided permanently to soh'e unremunerf.ivc sections of The system and drastically recur ed the number cf trains on other sections. Deckers at Stranraer are not obeying the
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    MATRIMONY AND AFTER.
    1151 9 The Mitchells In Court Again. ALIMONY REDUCED BY 50 PER CENT. An all-nation that the husband v.as !.vn> Wth another adv and a ooonttr-illegatloc tnat the wife interfered with the husband jork, were made in the Supreme Court yesterday, before My. Justice a "Beckett f. rre 1
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    SUPREME COURT.
    670 9 Hearing Lasts For 16 Days. CLAIMS TO TOBACCO BUSINESS. menced be, c* the^hV"? 11 d llurs c M p? P mC C Urt On tobacco busm fij carried J»^J* Bhu Ming, which, it was allied. was trur ;t ed to Yn yat Jong und e r •went between
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      372 9 LATEST ADV ERTISEMENTS. WANTED— To rent 3or 4 bedroom bungalow, iii water, light, Upprr Serangoon. Entry March. State No. of hous road and rent to L N y, 103 c o Malaya Tribune. TENDERS. SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given that tenders are bo* invited for the following materials
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      716 9 jj Assets exceed $12,000,000. f 9* m a,' -<j I Assurance In farce ever $33,000,000. jj The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In the Straits Sellleimnu, j HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court \r p«*i.„/ LONDON.
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      159 9 I DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night. Max. Bright Mm. Tt mp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Station?. D:g. F. Inches. Hours. D?g. P. Alcr Star 94 Nil 11.3 C 7 Kota Bharu 87 Nil 10.8 65 K. Trengganu 84 Nil H.i fi6 Bukit Jeram 88 Nil 9.3 72
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    37 10 Mrs. Alfred G. Nicholas, daughters and son thank all friends and relatives for their kind attendance at the funeral of the late Mr. A. G. Nicholas, and also for sending wreaths, let'.ers and telegrams.
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    DEATHS.
    67 10 Mr. C. Fredricks. of 25. Joo Chiat T rrae passed away yesterday and the funeral will take place at Bicadari, at 4.33 p.m to-day. MRS. TAY ENG GEOK no S.vt Siok Ann alias Nya Nya died on Friday. 10th February, at th! General Hospital, leaving behind her husband, a
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    748 10 The astonishing naval episode at the other side of the Straits has truly been a big "news story." It had its amusing side, but .my tendency to dwell on this has so far as we are concerned been resolutely suppressed in a feeling of deep sympathy for
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    88 10 The Straits Cattle Trading Sports Club has been called upon to furtish proof of Its Expstence. The Colonial Auxiliary- Fore™ om. ■J*' Ten 0 Coiisui-oener.' ha. Wan C °S d S U V U F- L W Chan Soo The quarterly cession l of the Board rf Licensing Justices. Singapore,
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    THE THAIPUSAM FINALE.
    233 10 Last Night's Fireworks Display. Thanks to the munificence of the local Chettiar community, the public of Singapore enjoyed a splendid display of fireworks over the Raffles Reclamation ground last night. The event was favoured by bright moonlight and large crowds turned out to witness the spectacle. The
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    "CRACKS ALL ROUND."
    66 10 Fruitless Effort To Steal School Bell. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Malacca, Fen. 10. It was discovered on Tuesday morning that the bell presented by Mrs. Tan Chay Van to the High School. Malacca, had been tampered with. A fruitless attempt had been made to remove it. There
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    SIR WILLIAM MURISON.
    171 10 Retirement In September. A? J? X Und f stood that Sir William Murison. the Chief Justice, will be retiring in early September after the expiration ;f his leave which commences on April 14. Sir William will be sailing for Home by the "Ranpura Born on March 23.
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    34 10 Malls by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Singapore by the evening express to-morrow. Correspondence addressed to boxholders only will be ready for delivery at 7.30 p.m.
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    322 10 The foil.wing appointments are notified in the Government Gazette: Mr. W. E Gbby to act as Government Architect, P.W.D. S S Mr L. h. N. Davis to be an Assistant District Judge. Police Magistrate and Cor ncr, Malacca Mr. E. C. Misso to be a Deputy Registrar, Supreme Court, Penang.
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    81 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. OUR SHORT EITORY, on pages 3 and 16 A LONDONER'S NOTEBOOK, on page 5 SEQUEL TO DOMESTIC TRAGEDY, on p 5 SHIPPING NEWS, on pages 6 and 14 CHURCH SERVICES, on page 13 BANKRUPTCY COURT. :n page 13. DIARY OP EVENTS, on
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    TOPICS OF TO DAY.
    429 10 S» (BY "WOMfi-OVj, Well done, Australia Woodfull's men have mad* c start. a I And they have met the i theory" bowling in the onh way—by punishing it. It's going to be an uphill (irfat f England, with fourth inning* to tab on a badly worn
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    "MUCH MARRIED" TO-NIGHT.
    102 10 Those who have not yet Men th< S H production of "Much Married" are take the last opportunity of doing n v.hen it is being presented at the Theatre at 9.30. It is an excel a full of brilliant dialogue and Intrigttini tions. The professional artistes in
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    NEW CABLES OFFICE IN LONDON.
    35 10 Reuter. London. The Imperial and international tions Co. has decided to occupy the m building on the Embankment, whfcn pleted a year ago, but was unoceup* to the financial crisis.—Reuter.
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    "NO POSSIBILITY OF COMPROMISE"
    91 11 COMMITTEE OF NINETEEN’S REQUEST. JAPANESE RESENTMENT. Vi.WCHUKUO ESSENTIAL TO PEACE IN FAR EAST. sLL HONGKONG BE ATTACKED t:ic Japanese Cabinet -eems to be adopting a more cautious t > the League there is "resentment" in Tokyo of the o of Xineteen's stronger attitude and a Minister
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    ASSEMBLY MEETS NEXT WEEK.
    349 11 Reuter. Tckyo. Feb. 10. erted that the Governed si\i:r; up the p inttua i i UM Manchukuo, cabled to Geneva, it the d, legation net to anese stand to the League. I uctiona, as caution is sary before making a Committee i enquiry. Cabinet «01 first
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    CHINA'S POLICY.
    458 11 Depends Upon Circumstances. Shanghai, Feb. 11. the Press the cxttnsicn of Tor the Special Foreign Courts r °f three years. Dr. Lc Wen Kan. 1 Minister, says: "China's deoends upon the prisent facts instances." L F °»"tign Minister inspected the in Shanghai yesterday and v uh i .e
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    WAR DEBTS TALK.
    277 11 Instructions To British Ambassador. Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 10. I The Cabinet war debts committee is working 3i full pressure and had its fifth sitting this (ek t:-day. at which Sir Ronald Lindsay Ambassador to America) was present hi ttrdet to allow him to sail on Tuesday.
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    "TRADER HORN" STAR SENTENCED.
    81 11 Imprisonment And 2,00(1 Dollars Fine. Los Angeles. Duncan Renaldo, the Spanish-born film nctor, was to-day sentenced to terms of two years' imprisonment, to run concurrently, for falsely representing himself to be ah American citizen. He has in addi ion been fined 2,000 dollars. The sentences will
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    CHRISTMAS EVE SCENE.
    322 11 Judgment In Cresson Case. The Fourth Magistrate (Mr. A. C. Eoydj dslivered judgment this moinins in the ca.e in which Lionel Cresson. techn cal manager m the Singapore Rubber Wcrks and owner cf several patents, was charged with vo un a.ily causing huit to Louis Charles Lemon,
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    STOLEN BATTLESHIP.
    178 11 Deaths And Injuries In Bombing. Reuter. Batavia. Feb. 10. The "Zeven Provincien" is again under the command of her officers. The mutinous cruiser was sighted at dawn by the main pursuing squadron, c nsisting of the cruise:, -Java.'' and t .vo destroyers, accompanied by eighc Dornier flying-boats. The
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    NAZIS IN FRENZY.
    296 11 Socialists' Unrelenting Hostility. Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Feb. 10. An audience of 10,000 Nazis was stirred to frenzied enthusiasm at the Sports Palace by Hr. Hitler s first public oration since he assumed the office cf Chancellor. His speech, whicn was broadcast all over Germany, included a iurious
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    DUTCH CABINET CRISIS.
    46 11 Reuter. The Hague, Feb. l'J. Queen Wilhelmina, who is residing in Switzerland, is returning immediately to The Hague in connection with the Cabinet crisU due to the suspension, for reasons of economy, of a number of tribunals, such as district courts of justice.—Reuter.
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    EXPLOSION OF GASOMETER.
    253 11 MANY DEAD IN GERMANY. Bodies Hurled Across Streets. DOZENS BURIED BENEATH DEBRIS. Reuter. A terrible tragedy occurr.d yesterday at Vcuenkirehrn, in the Saar district of Germany, when a gascmeter exploded, killing i-bout 100 people and injurHr many hundreds rr.or;. Cologne, Feb. 10. IntlnTl 00 PCOpIe Wtrc kilied
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    HOUSE OF COMMONS.
    361 11 Oil Dispute, Ireland, Tote Betting. Reuter Wireless. London, Ftb. 7 When tho Hove cf Commons ie ttcmbeJ to-day. Sir John Simon, replying to qiestion •cut'ined the lirwi it reached by the leagu--1 Council in the Anglc-P rin ds*-ute tUtinj that the Persian Oil C. was abut to
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    BRITISH NAVY CONTRACTS.
    33 11 Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 7. The Admiralty announces that contracts fcr three cruisers, one flotilla leader, eight destroyers and two sloops of the 1932 programme will be placed shortly.—Reuter Wireless.
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    Latest News Of Brisbane Test: To Day's Lunch Score.
    127 12 MIRACULOUS CATCH DISMISSES McCABE. GAME GETTING VERY INTERESTING. AUSTRALIA'S USEFUL TOTAL. BATSMEN MASTER LEG-THEORY ATTACK. The Fourth Test of the present series between England and Australia commenced at Brisbane yesterday, when Woodfull won the toss and the Australians took first knock,
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    YESTERDAY AFTERNOON'S PLAY.
    574 12 Brisbane. Feb. 10. The crowd increased to 25,000 when play wis resumed after lunch, with the score standing at 56 runs for no loss. Richardson »34) ana Woodfill (21 >, who opened the innings, remaining unbeaten. Verity bowled round the wicket and Larwood persisted in the leg-theory,
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    STOP PRESS.
    15 12 To-Day's Lunch-Time Score. Reuter. Brisbane, Feb. 11. Australia: 317 runs for 7 wickets.
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    GRAND NATIONAL CANDIDATE DESTROYED.
    53 12 THE TURF. London, Feb. 7 In the Warwick Upton Handicap ttetplechas? tu-day the Grand National candidate Mr Villar's "Rockhill II." fell and had to destrryed The accident occurred at the ■fcter-jump in front of the stands when Rockd was lying second. The jockey was U tv
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    S.C.C. SIX-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT.
    321 12 ELEVEN TEAMS ENTERED. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The teams entered for the S.C.C. six-a-side competition commencing on Tuesday are as follows •A" TEAM: E. Laidman. U. C. A. M. Cumoerlege. D. Alexander. J. E. Wills. Ft. a Ashwcrth and G. Child. "FT TEAM: R. N. Elliott. G. A. Anderson.
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    TWO IMPORTANT FRIENDLIES TO-DAY.
    67 12 AT JALAN BESAR AND SELETAR. The four teams who will be the chief contender: for soccer honours in Singapore thia season will be engaged in friendlies to-day, the Chinese meeting the R. A. P. at Seletar and the Malays engaging the Wiltshires at Jalan Besar. The
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    S.C.C. MIXED DOUBLES TOURNAMENT.
    163 12 LAWN TENNIS. Yesterdays tie in the S.C.C. mixed doubles tournament resulted as follows: MIXED DOUBLES HANDICAP: S. H. McMurray and Mrs.McMurray scr. beat E. G. Partington and Miss Stephen owe I. 4—6. 7—5, 7—5. TO-DAYS TIES. MIXED DOUBLES LEVEL: W. C. Hill and Miss Griffith Jones
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    BADMINTON.
    46 12 Straits Physical Athletic Party team v. LokeV, BP. to-day at the former s court, Peck Scan Street (opposite the Chinese Temple) at 3 p m Tan Khai Seng, Koh Kirn Yean. Tan Boon IS Jg* Soon > Lil Cheng Keh, Chan Cheng Thye. Tan Bang Bah.
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    WILTSHIRES IN PENANG.
    102 12 SECOND DEFEAT OF TOUR. HOCKEY. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Penang. Feb io. The Wiltshires hockey XI fuffned the second defeat of their up-country tour tc-day when they were beaten by 4—l by Penang at Penang. It was a splendid game, and the Wilts were the first to
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    FORT CANNING BEAT Y.M.C.A.
    245 12 FORT CANNING BEAT V.M.C.A. Fort Canning avenged tneir two previous defeats at the hand- of the V.M.C.A. in a game played last evening on the soldiers ground, by 2—o. Playing with only ten ik:en. the Y. M. C. A. were forced to b? on th? defensive. Against a bustling attack,
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    CHANDU HIDDEN.
    208 12 Fine Of $7,000 Or 2V 2 Years. A Chinese sampan man who was found in possession of a large quantity of chandu and opium was smartly dealt with by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday. Supervisor Tufmil stated that in a sampan which had been moored
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    WOMAN SMUGGLER.
    121 12 Bulging Waist Arouses Suspicion. An elderly Javanese woman, wh; admitted a previous cenviction of possession of dutiable tobacco, appeared before the District Judge (Mr. »H. A. Forrer) yesterday, charged with a similar offence. Chief Inspector Sheedy said that the woman *as arrested -n her arrival from Blakan Padang.
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    INTRUDER IN GIRLS' HOME.
    424 12 Young Boyanese Bound Over. Stated to be a clown and a champion singer cf Malay love .serenades (Krongchcng) a Kong* well-built Boyanese. who was alleged t) have entered the Children* Aid Society IL-me in Thomlinson Road on two occasion; end terrified the girls, was bound ever
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    FIREFIGHTERS BUSY.
    209 12 Serious Grass Blaze In Katong. About a dozen glass fires have occurred within a week some of which would have proved very disasir.us but for the efficiency of the Fire Brigade. Three calls were received yesterday afternoon. The first alarm, which was received just befo-e 1 e'ei ck.
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    U.S. TRAINING SHIP DUE TO-MORROW.
    173 12 Baseball Game With Local Americans. The American training ship 'California State." commanded by Capt. E. Topp. U S Navy, retired, and operated by the Caiifov na Nautical Schoel. will arrive in Sin^apMfa with 11 officers. 129 cadets and a crew of 22, tomorrow morning at
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    S.G.C. MIXED FOURSOMES.
    44 12 GOLF. The monthly mixed foursomes competition of the Singapore Q. C. was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in a win for Mrs. AtkinBerry and J. T. Smith with a sou- <f 39—5 I,—1 33-V Forty-nine cards were taken out
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    435 12 Inquest On Body Of Cyclist. ENTICEMENT CASE. I (Frcm Our Oun Correspondent.) Johore Bah v. Feb. 10. 1 A Hylam servant "boy* named Kek Ah Hua. who went out for a ride on his master's I .cycle, never returned home. He was struck by a motor-ear and died
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    RUM-RUNNERS.
    186 12 Stills And Liquor Seized. Following the raid at Pulau Miuyak the ether day where six large stills were seized ..nd .even ".rrests were mode, officers of the Monopolies Dei artment made raids in other parts of Singapore as wa? disclosed before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forreri yesterday
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    RECORD AIR FLIGHTS.
    178 12 French Fail To Beat R.A.F. Effort. Reuter Wireless. Marseilles. Feb. 10. Bcssoutrot and Rossi took off at 7.48 a.m. tB the piano r -Joseph Lebrix" fcr Buenos Aires In an attempt at a non-stop air record. Casablanca. Feb. 10. The French airmen have failed in their longd;
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    Y.W.C.A. JUMBLE SALE.
    69 12 The first Y.W.C-A. Jumble Sale on the year will be held at Raffles Quay on Friday. Feb. 24, at 4 pjn. The promotors would ask from everyone their discarded clothing and hou ehold goods for which they will be grateful. The parcels may be left at the
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    POWER STATION TRAGEDY.
    705 12 CORONER RESERVES VERDICT. European's 10-Foot Fall. The inquiry lata the Peel, the European i of 40 feet at St. Jan.- p' night of Ja.i. 22. ni, apore Coroner iMr. F :if his honour reaervin r his Mr. Peer? wife and home shortly before his di to follow
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    What's On To-Night.
    91 12 p..i !llv uer Alhambra.—Eddie C n mil to-;- Capitol—Jan Wepura to Rjciwro Empiri.-'Yank-c Don Talmadg-. Half-price n mala.n. Great World.-S:dc Malay opera. Chin ing films <"Qh for a Man" "The Social Lion"'. Marlborough.— Tin- F Cninese talkie. Ci nata New World.—Sid open-air cinemas. Mala] angs. cabar t
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    BANKRUPTCY COURT.
    367 13 Sanction Sought To Prosecute. INTERESTING FACTS DISCLOSED. In the Bankruptcy Court yesterday before Mr ;":mute a d Bcckett Terrell an ESSE Z T an H f rV i Ce f bankr "Ptoy notice on Tan Hup Hin was grant d Ban H C i fl n in s
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      218 13 DIARY OF EVENTS. TO-DAY. FEB. 11. High Tide.— 11.02 a.m. Meeting. Ceylon Sports Club. 4 pm Golf: Keppel G.C. Monthly Medal (stroked Football: S.C.F.A. v. R.A.F.. Selotar; Malav.s v. Wiltshires. Jalan Besar Perak Turf Club Spring Race Meeting. Ipoh omeapore Repertory Players, "Much Married Victoria Theatre, 9.30 p m Scene
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    ARRIVALS.
    132 14 SHIPPING NEWS. 'Knta," Brit.. 5C9 ton-, from Penang n-2--for Penang 13-2. "Nieuw Zealand.- Dut.. 6.811 tons, frcm Adelaide 11-2: for Australa ard Java ports 21-2. '•Automcdon." Brit.. 4.731 tons, from Glasgow 11-2; fcr Horgkonj and Yckohama 12-2. "Ophir," Dut., 2.199 tons, from BelawanDeli 10-2; for Batavia 10-2. "Pres. Polk,"
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    228 14 Touring Round The World. iF:cm Our Own Correspondent J Malacca. Jan. 9. Ai ten o'clock this mcrnr.it: in Jcnker Street weie reen two young German tourists in a lie* model Baby Fo d Car. They wer: Mrs. K. Dorner and Mr. H Blanc. They stayed two days in
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    113 14 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singe pore, Feb. 11. Easi Wharf Entrance Gate 1). Rnjula 20. Main Wharf vEnuance Gate S). F:ic:laiul 18; KiSQSaa Mara 14; Kinta 13; Frrs. Polk 11; Aut 7. Kmplie Due* <ttsUfmm* o*t* 3), Felsander 32; Oreystoke Castle 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Nil.
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      902 14 CLUB DIARY. (There are Ttitmerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune" This Diary ii provided spatially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping >t -up-to-S.ate find complete. if general interest ur.ll still be included n the Diary
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      145 14 to attend before 2 p.m. Group photograph will bd taken. Music in attendance. Telok Ayer Epworth League: Devotional meeting, church hall. 8 p.m. Tbc Post Office Club footballers" annual dinner will be held at the residence of thr rpoctl secretary. Mr. Ahmad bin Ra]ie. at 13, Eurmah Road, at 7
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    The Wireless World-A Corner For Beginners.
    257 15 A.B.C Of Radio. SECRETS OF LONG-DISTANCE RECEPTION. INTERESTING EXPERIMENTS. Remarkable Results Of Radio Research Board. Ij published annual report of the Bard coverlnc the past year's many most interesting experis some remarkable results. Imp riant steps forward that that which results from a of
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    RADIO IN IPOH.
    120 15 Inaugural Meeting Called For Yesterday. d— states the ••Times of c meeting- is convened ol terming a Wireless Society ipO; 1 .all that several years ago meeting with a similar object in view y was formed but the rganisation war. of brief dur- Bh th tuunber ol
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    HOW BRITAIN HELPS.
    117 15 Reciprocal Programmes From Empire? Every British wireless licence holder can I now clap his hand to his heart and say "I teg to cheer the Empire and especially South i!2?!Z 5? Wh e thC Programmes <pa:d for by British listeners) are floating on the four winds of
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    EGYPT CALLING.
    29 15 Cairo is to have a 20-kW. broadcasting station under the control of the Posts and Telegraphs Department. The station should be ready for testing in the autumn.
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    K. L. AND DAVENTRY.
    286 15 Listener Writes To The 8.8.C. The following letter has been received by the BB.C. from Kuala Lumpur and is published in "World Radio:" Sir,—We feel we cannot allow this week to pass without writing to thank the 8.8.C. for the wonderful programmes they are sending us.
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    RECEPTION COMMENTS.
    355 15 PC J hos n dismantled o! Q thL lS s taUo b n ble that UC haV hPard tJ > ZISTS. 5U, Uon hope to test PUCC:I snort -*'aye transmitter m Miss D. Tuxford writes to the "Sooth China SSc? eS BriUsh North 7 With further reference to
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    INTERFERENCE IN RECEPTION.
    179 15 Shanghai Tackles The Problem. A Shanghai correspondent statesRepresenting broadcasting stati n executives l«i dealers, and members of local authori.' an international meeting with the object o clearing the Shanghai wireless situati n was SSiS whei: appr:val wm to 2 general tone of the radio regulations published by
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      525 15 THE EMPIRE STATION. Details Of Programmes In Advance. T>* following are the programme. tmUm broadest 2? Statlcn Gentry) 26J >nd TO-DAY, FEB. 235 n m amophone records. 2 -35 p. m concert by Charles ShadweU SJIJ? fr °ni the Hippodrome Theatre, Coy entry. 310 p.m. Announcemrnfc. 25 Pm Run Commentary
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      401 15 Stations Best Received In Malaya. The foOowing is revised injormation by our radio correspondent on the stations which can be received in Malaya: DAVENTRY Empire Slation; nightly 9.50 to 11.50; see above. SINGAPORE (VSIAB-41.7 metres) Is an amateur station run by Mr. and Mrs R E Sarle of Singapore, and
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      235 15 Radio Coloniale" repeated. "Alio, Alio," be* :ng said quickly. Then follows wavelength, date and programme, all In French. A fifteen minute news bulletin in ien g n«h fc given at 8.5 p.m. sekc ed from the days Continental "Dally Mall" and Paris edition of the "Chicago Tribune." The programme also
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    A JOB 900 FEET ABOVE THE GROUND.
    175 16 Man Who Changes Eiffel Tower Flag. Pans. Among the strange tasks that men perform shculd surely be included that of M. Eug ne Lamier, whose responsibility it is to change the flag at the top of the Eiffel Tower. M. Lanier, who is
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    MISS YUGOSLAVIA—1933.
    117 16 Acts Like A "Modern Girl," But Looks For Ideal Husband. Belgrade. Miss Yugoslavia 1933 is net a modern girl, according to a writer in the "South Slav Herald," a Belgrade newspaper published in Ffltlfft True, she "knows how to flirt," is often "a passionate film fan," uses paint
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    585 17 Sports Pastimes. YACHTING. DODO CUP RACE FINAL. SIMMY'S EVENTS AT THE R.S.Y.C. I RKSH breeze and a CHOPPY SEA. rning sailing at the R.S.Y.C. wet pastime, the fresh breeze -th-East against the ebb tide '(■r distinctly choppy. for the six-metres Tarbet and d the line together, the latter p siticn
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    HONGKONG CHINESE BEAT SHANGHAI.
    299 17 ASSN. FOOTBALL. Players have visited mS^J^"»* Yin (capt.), Tona chan Vuit Tarn Kong Kine ?X ShUl HO 8 Wa. Chan Kwong l„ 8 Chwn Pa* Chen. Hughes. Ja< Col,et *0. 2? interesting with PAX, for the 2" lUrn TAM KONG before the .ntena""VS"? 0n Cheng Shui
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    ROVERS B.P. MEETING.
    105 17 BADMINTON. The first committee meeting of the Rovers B.P. will be held at the residence of Mr. Tan Quee Leng, 5, Tivert:n Lane (off Killiney Road), on the 14th, at 7.30 p.m. The attention of all members is drawn to the rule that they should notify the
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    A DRAWN MATCH.
    115 17 The Johnston House of Raffles Institution drew 3—3 with the Lads' United B.P. at the R.I. hall on Saturday last. Scores (R.I. players mention first): Tan Chee Eng beat Goh Chin 800 15—1, 12—15, 13—13, s—o; Yeo Hong Chuan beat Tan Hock Leong 15—1, 15 —9; Ang
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    ALFAIRS B. P.
    117 17 On Sunday last, at the residence of Mr. Pang Kai Cheng, the Alfairs B.P. held their fourth annual meeting, when the following were elected office-bearers for 1933: President (not filled for the present); hon. secretary, Mr. Pang Nai Cheng; hon. treasurer, Mr. Lim Hu Beng (reelected); auditor,
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    GRANGE BEAT CUPPAGE.
    104 17 Grange B.P. beat the Cuppage B.P. on Saturday at the Devonshire's court by 5—2. Scores (Grange players mentioned first): Chua Leng Yong beat Tan Seng Kit 15—6, 15—12; Koh Chye Tuan beat Francis Tan 13—13 (5 —4), 15—4; Yeo Cheng Chua lost to Tan Teck Lye ll_l5
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    SHOCK BOWLING IN TESTS.
    929 17 Prominent Players' Pronouncements. CRICKET. Sir Stanley 'Jackson, one of England's greatest cricketers thirty years ago (as the Hon. r.ty. Jackson he played twenty times against 2£25* > BaVe hls vlews to "The Daily Telegraph on leg-theory bowUng, which has aroused heated controversy in the present series
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    37 17 Writing about the American presidential election, Will Rogers, the famous comedian, said that Hoover lost four to six years ago. "A many old bird really got sore at Coolidge, but could only take it out on Hoover."
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    CEYLON NEWS AND NOTES.
    1883 18 A Seven Million Deficit—Ministers' Big Problem Of The Next Budget —Will The Seretary Of State Approve Of Retrenchment Report?— Levy On Salaries To Continue— Downing Street Accepts Amended Preference, But With A Threat—. India Govt. Accepts New Minimum Wage. It is understood that the Board cf
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS.
    173 18 n m Production, R3 rcpre:entcd by reports from Federated Malay states I Ma ay'states and Strait; S t.lem nta, cf Tin. and Tir.-m-Or: a. 72 p. r cent mcnth of January, 1933. Tons. Federated Malay States Jj Confederated Malay States: Johore 40 K:dah 7 Perlis 45 Kelantan
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    BOYS’ CORNER OUR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS.
    208 19 1 rrangements For Xext Week. My Deur Nephews, iiv. we celebrate the third birthday Ciianus' Club," and we enter on our ;ii year of activity. :r.t inurate the occasion I have secured use the Marlborough Theatre for it 9 45 a.m. next Saturday. I shall
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    A Friendly Chat.
    821 19 By S.T. Koh). chums of our popular Club, council fire for it is time we in. spirit and also a week fit- and blood. You know what •i: Tie Anniversary of our Club on >: *****! Chums, please what- c d, ,iot forget the < italics, please
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    The New World.
    343 19 ißy Paridoljus.") Arm in arm, Ahmad and I walked Jauntily into th New World last Saturday night. Ahmad is an outstation friend of mine on a visit to Singapore and I. th«igh some years in Singapore, have nevfr been To the New World. Two frogs out of
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    The Town I Live In.
    341 19 {By Yeo Cheng Swee, Muar.) To the north-west of Johore. flowing out into the Straits of Malacca is a river of .•mall size called the Muar Hive: The land surrounding its basin about 60 or 70 miles <o its source is the Muar District. On
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    OUR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS.
    311 19 (By S. T. Koh.) A week more separates the Anniversary of rrp Chums' Club from us. and to many the we;-k will seem to pass but slowly. The anxiety Tith which .many of us will watch for the day will be well repaid on that day of
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    A Night Of Insomnia.
    201 19 (By "Treb.") a* h» Wl at a niiht! ejaculated my brother, as he made himself as comfortable a* matrimony, just to enter Into what "Happy Baba expressed as "the sedaUve Highways of Dreamland. It cannot be helped," I answered politely or my brother is a pugilist
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    A Friendly Chat.
    101 19 t V/ g 1-1*«/ {By Yeo Cheng Sicee, Muar.t Good-day, Chums, here I am aga'n. Enjoying a happy Chinese New Year, eh? Cf course, I am enjoying it as best I can. Perhaps *hen you are reading my chat. I am enjoying a motor ride or burning
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    COMING HOME ON LEAVE—?
    753 19 Care With Your Clothes—For Country Wear—The King's Barber —An After-Dinner Habit. i (By David Baxter j London. Jan. 24 (by Air Mail). Not many people, apparently, are aware tha' LD£. camel, or brushed surface, overcoat, which In The Barber's Chair. How often people suffer from a
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