Malaya Tribune, 17 February 1933

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol X X.- No. <*0 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Feb. 17, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1933.
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      181 1 Buj the y LA i AN POST The Picture Paper. 20 cents. Swan Brand j The :nilk that is liked by everybndy j It's ({utility and eccnomy —iisSSSS combined ft < The East Asiatic Co., Ltd., SWEETENED*}*^*®. SINCVOBF KCAM LIV|?UR PCNVNG IiMOOEHN J IN EVERY DETAIL/, .J TA*' Afcu' Austin
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      145 1 A. FLINTER f», RaiT.es 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. I It's Worth Reaching For!! J iwiftwu
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    PROOF EXPUNGED.
    2658 2 Official Assignee's Claim. Judgment Delivered In Supreme Court. In the Supreme Court on Wednesday h3t. Justice a'Beckett Terrell delivered judgment M the case concerning an application by the Official Assignee for the expunging of proof cf $208,708 filed by one ol the creditors, Messrs. Guthrie and Co.. in
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    "LUXURY" FLATS FOR WORKMEN.
    114 2 Old Houses Being Pulled Down On Crown Lands. Spacious blocks of flats for workmen are rising in the district to the <ast of Pegent's Park, and near the Cumberland in London. The Crown owns about 40 acres in this area, and, through the Commissioner of Crown
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    "HARTA SHARIKAT" CASE.
    587 2 MUSLIM CUSTOMS. Widower's In Johore. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Jchore Bahru, Feb. 14, Judgment in an interesting civil suit, involving several knotty questions of Mohammedan law, wa i delivered this morning In the Supreme Court. Johore, by Mr. Justice W. Burton. Inche Ahmad, bin Haji Mohamed. well
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      30 2 JAVASON "Light-House" BraL All vanet, rand Follow the crowd and JAVASOVs Of all high class prc^^ WIT and WISDOM Plus PICTURES. You Get Them All in the "MALAYAN SATURDAY Post*
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    MODERNISE MALAYA'S CANNING INDUSTRY.
    3335 3 COMPETITION CAN BE MET WITH CO-OPERATION. PROBLEMS OF THE PINEAPPLE PACKER. MR. E. FORD'S ADDRESS TO THE ROTARY CLUB. The development of the pineapple canning industry in Malaya along modern lines would enable this country to compete success--I'ulJy with Saigon and Hawaii in the opinion of
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      115 3 fiff PHEN IX j THE HALL MARK mini water II PURITY EXCELLENCE DON'T DELAY ORDER PHffiNIX jCf 'IS TO DAY i I .-Im&l Phone 3463. Tears cease and baby's pain is soon soothed away with a teaspoonful ol Woodward's Gripe Water. Woodward's checks fermentation and ensures complete digestion. It removes
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      169 3 Lumbago 0^ Th L throbbing ntkj pains of lumbago soon dis- V I* N /^b^T appear when circulation f iaWVm f I stimulated. That is why A <mn\w Sloan's Liniment is so effect- I -hdmW^^' ive. It brings a pleasant, /< flr li healing warmth; improves ag*^^£j^^ the action of
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    Shipping News & Notices. STEAMER'S SIX DAYS OF HELL.
    1529 4 Shipping News Notices. STEAMER'S SIX DAYS OF HELL. Thrilling Adventure In West Indies. Tfci s'ory cf the ordeal cf the Blue Funnci steamer "Ph mius" and her crew in ihe hurricane which recently disabled he vesel in the Caribbean Sea is graphically described in a Kingston newspaper. Rcf.rencp U made
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    VESSEL FIRED ON.
    78 4 Boatman Killed On East River. One of the boats on the East River nea*Changshlng would not stop wh»n soldiers challenged it with the object of commandeering the vessel for the transportation of troops' Thereupon shots were fired and* a boatman trilled. The association to which the dead
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    SHIP ON FIRE.
    79 4 English Actress's Escape From Burning Vessel. London, Jan. 16. Miss Mary Cobb an English actress, and her husband, Mr. Barry Barnes, landed at Perlm a<, midnight frcm the burning Norwegian motor vessel "Taronga." Lloyds report fire broke out In the hold run rapidly spread amidships. The vessel
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    CANTON HARBOUR.
    333 4 The Removal Of Wooden Craft Contemplated. Canton, Feb. 4. Steamers and passage boats which customarily dock along the Bund will have to find berthing epace in the vicinity of Wongsha, west of Shameen, before the year has drawn to a close. Fishing craft that now anchor off Wongsha
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    AN "ECONOMY SHIP."
    227 4 New Design To Help British Shipping Suggested. Mr. R. S. Johnson (.managing director at Birkenhead of Cammell, Laird, and Co.. Ltd.) at a launch at Birkenhead recently of a dredger for the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board, said that a new type of "economy chin" was being
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    FARES TO FAR EAST.
    289 4 Reductions By The Blue Funnel Line. The Blue Funnel Line have decided to reduce their passenger fares to and from all ports east of Port said. The reductions vary in extent to the different ports, but to the Strait*. Settlements, for example, the new rate represents
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    NEW FREE PORT.
    187 4 Alternative To The Panama Canal Route. Modem h-teh, stretches of forest which Set shooting and fishing facilities and beau.ful parks are some of the attractions ofTeiJ to th:s? who wish to escape a European inter by the Chilian author:ties hi efforts -o popularise Patagonia with foreign tourists.
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      422 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. 20 Comorin
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      527 4 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IS ON SALE AT Mr. S. K. Ibrahim, 503, Dato Kramat Road THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS:— Penang. 1 Koad> SINGAPORE. m****~.M I MALACCA. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim. 134. Tanjong Pagar j H on* Hin *r„ u«• Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station
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      215 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch I HpQ Australische DampfschhTs [ft C Gesellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Manila Feb. 21 t m.s. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 8 WORLD CRUISE 1933. t s.s. RESOLUTE, in port 8 to Mar. 9 t
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      458 4 STEAMER SAgj^ <mcorporatefl Qennatrj), The undernoted are the te fixtures:— Ug^ OUTWAXDj. 5 "LAHN" for ManUa, Honrt™ lttl Shanghai, Japan and Nort* rh 8 HOMEWARDS. "SCHLESIEN" f or Adtn M 1* Havre, Dunkirk. Rci,m. H'burg Bremen "SAARBRUCKEN" f or r Peb 18 M'seilles, Barcelona. Adam. H'burg and Bremen m F
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    396 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday. 11 a m. tin share quotations are Issued T> f "i:7tl Co.. exchange and stock by >riUS brokers issue Buyers. Seller». v,luC A r Kumbang Tin 23|6 25 6 11 I8j" 20 nom 11 M ilium Tin 10 9 11.6 Bangrin Tin u
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    109 5 ISSIED RY J R \SER C O.. EXCHANGE AM) MOCK nnOKERS. Buyers. Sellers. Cold S'.crage 100 101 cl ft. Bapore Municipal TMlj 5 per cent. 105 110 nom 6i.igapore Municipal '1907> 4 per cent. 104 105 com Singapore Municipal 1909) 4 per cent. 104 105 nom fc!"atp
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    180 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. MORE ACTIVITY IN FORWARD RUBBER. Tin Price Up In All Quarters. ißy Our Financial Correspondent.) Singapore. Friday. Noon. To-day's Trices:— Rubber (K.S.S. Singapore) 6Vs cts., unchanged. Tin (Singapore) $75 up 25 cts. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 116 d., down 1 32d. Market Tone:
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    230 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.; Singapore. Feb. 17. Silling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3~ s d.. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 27 32d.. London 60 j days' bight 2s. 3 13 16d.. London 30 days' sight 2*. 3 25 32d, London demand 2s. 3^ t d.
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    PRICES.
    140 5 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 Britisn Imperial gallon J0 Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon J Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin »3.73 Shell «OTora per 2
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    RAMBUTAN, LTD.
    576 5 Loss Of £2,022 After Depreciation. The repo.t tor the year ended June 30 lait has been issuea by Rambutan. Ltd. The accounts, after providing f1.2:0 for cep eciation en the pipt lines show a los; of .022 —the amount earned fcr.vard b.ing .rd ced from £5,861 to £3.839.
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    55 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 1 lod. New York Spct: 2~* <G.) cents. Singapore: 6'« —6 3 16 ccnts. TIN. London Spct: £148 12s. 6d. (Down 2s. 6d > London 3 mcnths: £148 17s. 6d. (Up 5s.). Singapore: $75.75. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried S4.90
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    WILLYS-OVERLAND.
    61 5 Placed In Receivership By Federal Govt. Reuter. Toledo (Ohio). Feb. 16. The Willy-Overland Co., motor manufacturers, have been placed In receivership by the Federal Government. Mr. John Willys (chairman) and Mr. L. A. Miller (President) are named as receivers. The action is understood to be in the nature 10l
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    INDIAN BONDS.
    91 5 Possibility Of A Sterling Issue. The recent Indian issue of new Pour Per Cent. Rup:. fifteen crores lean at ninety-eigru ha, aroused comment in financial circles in London, says 'The Financial Times." It is bf Tg wondered whether or not there is a po:sibility cf a sterling cf
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    NORTH BORNEO
    440 5 j Chamber Of Commerce Meeting. The KOQkhly committee meeting of th° North Borneo Chamber of Commerce was held in the Sandakan Club on Feb 1 th» Hon Mr. F. W. Pinnock presidbig. Correspondence received from the Chamber s council representative, the Hon. Mr. R. K. Hardwick, was read,
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    PALM OIL PRICES.
    109 5 Mo srs. Guthrie and Co.. Ltd.. forward the Mtwrhag latest buyers" prices receivrd by cable, tef Malayan p.ilm oil and pa'm kernels: PALM CIL IN BULK: c.i.f. lanced weight:. Rev York Philadelphia 2.10 cents (U.S. currencT? per lb. c.i.f. landed weights U.S.A. Pacific Ports 2.00 ccri (U.S.
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    SEREMBAN, LTD.
    303 5 An Excellent Property Well Developed. Tht account* for the year ened June* 30 las. <;f Seremban, Ltd.. show a small less of £80*?. 3ince June 1 tapping on the rubber e»ta'e < ca.eed and the property is on a care and maintenance basis. The acreage (514 acres) rcmairs
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    MICHIGAN FINANCE.
    86 5 Governor To Extend The Moratorium. Reuter. Detroit. Feb. 16. A delegation of 60 banks cutstde Detriot has urged the Governor of Michigan State tr extend thi moratorium. In the meanwhile Frendent Hoover and Mr. Mills are drafting federal law to expand the United States' aid m liquidating depreciated
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    INDIA BANK RATE.
    19 5 Reuter. Bombay. Feb. 16. The India bank rate has been reduced to •Si pr cent —Reuter.
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    THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED.
    86 5 <Inc rporatrd v Rngtand) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Ahrcidn Strict. Authorised end Subscribed Capital £2,000.000 Paid-'.'p-Capial £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500.000 HEAD OFYtCE: LONDON BR INCHES; B Of. Calcutta, Colvnbo. Karachi. Mad-a j Amara, Baghdad,. Bakdetn, Basra, ivirkuli. .vr. vi and Singapore, j cmtttCNT accounts encned
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    392 5 Rubber Shares. Singapcre. Friday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation* ara Issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: T «»ue Value. Fraser Lyall f Shares. St Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0 45 |0.55 10.45 $0 60 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.25 0.35 I
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    GENERAL.
    271 5 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. Si «5 m Buyers. Sellers. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.Q5 1.10 12 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0JO nom £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 97 6 102-6 $io $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.00 5.5« »£1 £1 C. Tin Pref. 1 p.c. 21- 22;£1
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      51 5 tTHE SOUTH BRITISH CTSUBAHOR COMPACT. loots*. f IRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR BUUEAMCB ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CTBRENT BATES. t O MAKQOLIOUTH. l/m Manager. Flmayacm Green. THB EASTERN UNITED 488CRANC1 CORPORATION. LTD. FIRE, "MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND ERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. *B*n OHN80N: Manage*. OrriCß: 1-, M»J M Rtr M t.
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      10 5 WORTH A DOLLAR But Only 20 Cents: "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST"
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      49 5 WATCH IT6ROW! fl Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Put a few dollars away regularly and watch your bank balance grow. As an incentive to your thrift THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF NEW YORK pays interest quarterlyBegin your saving now. B MiJLsAadml B? Head Office: 55, Wall Street, N.Y.
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      219 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporated In Straits Settlements). Successors to THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD., THE HO HON<; BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL. Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET. SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458, NORTH BRIDtiF. ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Chee Swee Cheng,
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      236 6 Amusements < I"H£ P.; NT 'IMF-' F.E VT? f TIIF PICK OF Ti IE WORLD'S PICTURES. MATINEE—TO-MORROW, AT 3 P.M. I MARIE QBESSLER I GOD BLESS HER Bringing you a fortune of gaiety and good times in her grandest comedy never funnier, j Queen Marie eclipses all her former triumphs
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      287 6 CAPITOL Er i J TRBMENLX)US SUCCESS of this Brilliant Adventurous Naval RomanceI GREATER THAN THE FAMOUS SILENT VERSION HENRY EDWARDS in "The Flag Lieutenant" I with ANNA NEAGLE J Beautiful star of "Good-Night Vienna. J ROARING COMEDY! THRILLING FIGHTING J AT rai agairst thr w> orfu] Background ci the BRITISH
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      349 6 We take great Pride in announcing tne presentation To-Night of Loretta Young George Brent David Manners j in the magnificent First National P;oductioi "THEY CALL IT SIN!" WE GUARANTEE THIS TO BE AN ENTERTAINMENT OF OUTSTANDING MERIT AND KNOW YOU'LL ENJOY EVERY SECOND OF IT Weil Done First National— We
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    ELUSIVE RUM-RUNNERS.
    283 7 Chased Through Jungle And Swamp. Pulau Minyak, a small island at the mouth of the Kallang River, once a notorious hotbed of crime, iigured in a case that came up before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday. The island is very low-lying and is composed mostly
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    30 7 The Tomlinson Hall Literary Society will meet at l» pm on ac!dre« on "S me about '«iil be given by >«r. H R. Ci,eesllnan R" l Slepben Rand will preside.
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    LOCAL MERCHANT FINED.
    277 7 REJUVENATION DRUG. Advertising That Is Highly Undesirable. The representative of a large Indian firm oi merchant";. E. M. Abdullah- and Co., of Robinson Road, appeared bef ie the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday. He was charged with selling, without a licence, packets of drug pills
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    CORONER'S COURT.
    291 7 Constable's Gruesome Find. Whilst on cycle patrol duty on Mandai Rea:'. about a fortnight ago a police constable had a nauseating smell near the ll 1 mile. The Aiell came from the jungle by the side of the read. He decided to investigate and on entering a few
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    FIRST CHETTIAR COUPLES TO COME TO MALAYA.
    30 7 By courtesy of the Navaneetham." Left, Mr. and Mrs. Ar. A. Rm. Chokkalinp:am Chettiar and right, fc. and Mrs. M. S. Thamneermalai Chettiar.
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    WOMEN FIRED ON.
    139 7 Communist Riots Continue In Rumania. Reuter. Bucharest, Feb. 16. A score if people, mostly women, were wounded by machine guns in a clash between troops and sympathisers with 4,000 strikers who barricaded themselves in the railway workshops following the arrest of their leader. The troops hoped that
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    61 7 Members of the Straits Chinese Epworth League are reminded ol tbe invitation ti tbe Telok Ayer League social to»nlght at 7-30 o'clock, and also ol the ov/tdocr «octal to be hell, at tlte Alkaff «Harden to-morrow at 4 pnr They are requested to «asembie at the Cburcb. lkampong «apor R?ad.
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    REPEAL OF PROHIBITION.
    65 7 Senate Adopts Resolution. Reuter. Washington. Feb. 16. The Senate has adopted a resolution in favour of the repeal f Prohibition and it now goes to the Houre of Representatives, after which, if adopted, it will need ratification by a special convention ot' the 48 States. It provides
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    MUSIC SUCCESSES.
    111 7 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Feb. 16. Johore Bahru ought to be proud of the fact that all four pupils who entered for the Junior Theory' Examination in the piano have passed with honcurs. News from London from The Trinity College of Music, which was received yesterday,
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    YOUTHS CONVICTED.
    80 7 Alleged to have stolen a log of wood valued at $15, two Chinese ycuths appeared before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F Gregg) yesterday. They admitted taking the wood, but said that they intended telling the owner later. I The complainant, a boat builder in Rochore Canal
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    BELGIAN CRISIS OVER?
    22 7 Reuter. Brus-els, Feb. 1«. In deference to the King's wishes the Cabinet has decided to remain in office. —Reuter.
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    What's On To-Night.
    141 7 A'iiambra.—Marie Dressier in "Prosperity." Capitol.—"Th? Flag Lieutenant." starring Anna Neagl? and Henry Edwards. Empire.—Jo; E. Brown In "Top Speed." Halfprice week-end matinees: Lupe Velez In 'The Broken Wing." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinase wayangs, silent and talking films ("The Dancers" and at Star Talkie.
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      922 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. I NOTICE. ORDINANCE Na~44~~~! mV ft (BANKRUPTCY.) IN THE SUPREME COURT OP THE Th will be a public meeting ot straits settlements lm li ans at the Victoria i Hall on the 18th inst., at T settlement op Singapore. !'t t the heuiar Coup.es KEE> f• tntcT?u r
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      150 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. (Incorporated In tne Straits Settlements). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON. OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.O. The Company has £20.000 deposited with the Bupreme Court of England and complies with the
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    WELL PLAYED, ENGLAND!
    821 8 TWiai"™ tm -r. ork can proceed with some suggestion of composure. Newspaper office telephones will no longer go almost whitehot with over-use—or sub-editorial tempers become badly frayed. The local equivalent of the "front page" can again be relegated to such sordid things as wars and rumours of
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    277 8 Rumour has it, says the "Times or Malaya." that ten members cf th" Malayan Civil Service are going to b? "axed." Mr. F. H. Buenaventura, who lias served tlv> Selangor State Band ;ts bandmaster ar.d conductor for a period of 24 years, is shortly leaving for Manila, on retirement, with
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    THE WHARFSIDE MARKET.
    622 8 Dutch Luxury Liner In Port Bustle and laughter and the chatter of voices in a foreign language. White and col:ured travellers rub shoulders with white and coloured residents, hawkers shout optimistically to those who pass by and porters pick their way between rattan chairs and past gaudy
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    RECEPTION FOR CHETTIAR COUPLES.
    77 8 Local Ladies* Union To Take Part. In addition to the general reception to the two Chettiar couples arriving by train this evculttg, the Ladies' Union cf Singapcre. headed by their President, Mrs. B. C. Handy, will publicly receive* the two Chettiar ladies who have brcken tradition
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    CHINESE IN BRITAIN.
    96 8 New Home Completed In London. Reuter. London. Feb. 16. "China House" in Cower Street, the new Chinese students' nome in London, w.ll be formally opened by the Master of Ball'ol, Dr. A. D. Lindsay, to-morrow. Mr. Su Chang, cf the Legation, has been appointed Warden of the
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    NEW R.R.I. PRESIDENT.
    111 8 Mr. E. N. T. Cummins Succeeds Dr. Tempany. The "Malay Mail" learns that Dr. H. A. Tempany, Director of Agriculture, has re igned trom his dual office of President of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya and chairman of the Board. The resignation took effect from the
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    FAMOUS ZIMBALIST.
    60 8 A speclil recital will be given by the wellknown Hungarian zimbalist, Mr. A. Barna, on tiie roof garden of the Adelphi Hotel on Sunday at 9.30. p.m. He will be assisted by Paul Strauss and his band. Mr. Barna is an expert on his particular instrument and has
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    415 8 (BY "LOOKER^ "Women had a better JT" the old days," says a critic tI e* e of the old brigade. J "*Poi* A reader complains of over his house. He should bV2?* that it's "over" and not 1 A seaman riding a bievrL. v, lided with a
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    83 8 Mails from Europe .London on Jan. 26). by the "Comorin, •**-J J at Penang at 10 9*J*?£*l drn cc n« train to-mcrrow mcrning. <- be ready for delivery bo box* Mails by the outward Dwell Amsterdam are expected to nrriv- a pore by the evening express gfl responaence
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    On Other Pages.
    42 8 PROOF EXPUNGED, on pi •HARTA SHARIKAT CASJ MODERNISE MALAYA'S INDUSTRY VCLUB DIARY, on page ItDIARY OF EVENTS, on. psj SHIPPING NEWS AND NOTICE on 1 MUSLIM AFFAIRS, en pW SPOTLIGHTS, on page 13. OUR READERS' VIEWS. Ml rtADIO PROGRAMME
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      93 8 Latest IN Ladies 9 I Toilet Ware U.S.deSilva&Bros. 23, High Street, Singapore. j 634 I T.K.K/S j VELVET SHOES W ITH RUBBER SOLES. j j Size 18, 19 20—70 cents per pair. I Size 21 22—80 cts. per pair. j t Size 23 24—90 cts. per pair. t j Size
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    Japan To Withdraw From The League.
    594 9 DELEGATES TO LEAVE ON FEB. 25. JEHOL ULTIMATUM. GENERAL ATTACK TO BEGIN ON FEB. 27. MILITARY HEADS UNANIMOUS. Shanghai, Feb. 17. spokesman of the Japanese Legation says that Japan has (ij,on iormal withdrawal trom the League of Nations on Feb. Mr Matsuoka, leader of
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    JAPANESE DUMPING.
    234 9 Colonies May Act O n Their Own. London. Feb. 16. ®»«rsJey «Conservative. St cfcCbir.ir question in the House of Japar U ni?ht of den uncing the AnglaJa r< •'•"reement in comequence of orriKt.i, n. He argued that Japanese un]"' not e^ countered Japan IC Powers t: discriminate against
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    "STOP EXPORT OF ARMS."
    117 9 Reuter. Loudon. Feb. 16. 1 'When bloodshed recurs it will be a phameful reflection to the British public that the Chinese and Japanese are killing each other with weapons supplied by Britain." says the Daily Hearld." commenting on Mr. Runciman I arms exports statement. The paper
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    THE JAPANESE TROOPS IN MANCHURIA.
    99 9 Shanghai, Feb. 16. The «iapaneoe trcops in Manchuria total nine divisions. One division is keepins guard of tl c Kirin-Changchun Railway, another is disposed aicng the Chinose Eastern Railway, while a third division is stationed at Shanha kwan. F~ur divisions arc concentrated for the attack
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR?
    78 9 Trouble About Frontier. Shanghai, Feb. 17. The Manchukuo has lodged a strong protest with the Soviet Consul at Harbin against the T' tneval cf the boundary stones at Manchuli the frontier town between Heilungkiang and Russia) by the Soviet, stating that it ameunt-: to a Soviet invasion of
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    OPERATIONS AGAINST RUSSIA?
    80 9 Japan has decided to annex Manchuria. Gen. Muto. the Japanese dictator" of Manchuria, has announced the completion of rail trunk Lnes within a year to facilitate military operations against Russia.—"Mm Kuo Jih Pao." The Scviets have refused to take up the question of the alleged transplantation of
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    MR. JUSTICE AVORY'S COLLAPSE.
    79 9 faints While Sitting In Court. Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 14. It v Avw y collapsed in a faint pg dn. i or H SiUin 3 iu the King's Eerch -•-r r Was carne d out of Court tnd. c;-,i r n eon-»2?ed in an invalid Q
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    FRANCO-SOVIET PACT.
    39 9 Reuter. Moscow. Feb. 16. The Franco-S:viet Pact of Non-aggrcsslon concluded last November comes into forte immedlatery. as the instruments of ratificatirn were exchanged between the Assistant Foreign Commissar and tne French Ambassador at the Foreign Commissariat yesterday.—Reuter.
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    NEW "LITTLE ENTENTE."
    34 9 Reuter. Geneva, Feb. 16. The Little Entente agreement between Rumania. Jugc-Slavia and Czecho-Slovakia i wa, signed this morning by the respective Foreign Ministers. M. Titulcsco, M. Yevtitch and M. Penes -Reuter
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    JEHOL BEFORE MARCH?
    328 9 BIG BATTLE NEAR. Japanese Concentration Completed. Shanghai, Feb. 17. Big battles are expected in Jehol within a week. North China will be affected. Japanese military preparations along the Mukden-Shanhaikwan and the Tahushan-Tungliao Railways have been completed. The Japanese forces to attack Jehol total over five divisions, especially
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    PRINCE DRIVES TUBE TRAIN.
    167 9 Inspection Of Piccadilly Railway. Reuter Wireless. L ndon, Feb.. It. It is understood that Their Majesties the I King and Queen, who on medical advice have postponed their departure from Sand- j ingham owing to the risk cf influenza, are J 11 turning to London on
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    JAPANESE DUMPING.
    41 9 Green Island Cement Co. Closing Works. Reuter. Hcngkcng. Feb. 17. The Green Isiand Cement Co., the biggest Hongkong industry, is compelled to cioce, as result of the dumping of Japanese cement. T* hoped In re-open In two MMBH —Renter
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    "DO WHAT YOU LIKE!"
    1435 9 DEFIANT ZINGARA. ATTEMPT TO KILL ROOSEVELT. MAYOR RECOVERS. Zirgara, who injured five people, two seriously, in attempting to *hoct Mr. R» r evilt, was defiant in court. He s;x, d he first intended to shoot Mr. Hoover. The Mayor of Chicago is reeov; ring. Miami, Fob.
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    GANDHI'S MESSAGE TO MALAYA
    63 9 Cemetery Ban Contrary ■I (J Tlie following letter has been sent by Mr. Gandhi to Mr. S A. K. Supramani*n. of Penang. Yerrowada Central Gaol, "Dear Friend.—Received ycur letter. I tell you positively that those who refuse to allow the burial of corpses of the depressed
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    Cricketers Congratulated: Messages From King And Premier.
    181 10 FINAL SCENES IN BRISBANE TEST. WARNER FEARED THE WORST. LEFT THE GROUND WHEN LEYLAND WAS OUT. PAYNTER'S WINNING SIX. Reuter. The resuit being a more or less foregone* conclusion when the Fourth Test was resumed at Brisbane yesterday, there were only a thousand
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    MESSAGE FROM BRITISH PREMIER.
    75 10 London. Fe-:. 1«. The following cables have been srnti to Jardine. From the Premier: "Heartiest congratulations to you and a'l jour teoam. We ,'ooked forward to hearing of hard fought games with our old rivals cf the cricket field and win fcr us thistim?. Well done:
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    BOARD CABLES TO M.C.C.
    33 10 London, lit j r. The M.C.C. hj:-. received a cable of congiatulation fron: the Australian Boerd of Control and the Committee has cabled ?n appreciation of thanks :a uj^ly.—reenter.
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    TEAM MANAGER'S MISGIVINGS.
    156 10 WARNER FEARED THE WORST. Brisbane, Feb. 16. In a statement cn England's great win in the fourth Test r?atch Mr. "Plum" Warner, the manager of the M.C.C. team s?.id: "We a T e naturally proud ara delighted at recover ng the Ashes. The Australians, true to tradition,
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    JARDINE'S TRIBUTES.
    88 10 Jardine "Hid he was proud of the privilege t<» lead the ?ide. He said: "No captnin leceived tr could ask for greater sympathy and loyalty then has fallen to my lot. "We ace proud of cur success against gallant and determined opponents. Naturally we are delighted to have
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    WOODFULL'S CONGRATULATION.
    23 10 W M. Woodfull, the Australian captain, congratulated the English team and said dettat would onlv spur on to victory in 1934.
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    OLDFIELD FIT AGAIN.
    150 10 "AUSSIES" FOR FIFTH TEST. Brisbane, Feb. 16. The Australian team to meet England in the fifth Te t Match commencing at Sydney in Feb. 23, will be selected from the following twelve players: W M. Woodfull (capt.), V. Y. Richardson, D G. Bradman. L. P. O'Brien, S.
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    THE FINAL STAGES.
    796 10 Reuter. Brisbane, Feb. 16. The weather wa; threatening and the atI tendance small when the fourth Test Match was resumed here to-day. Rain fell in the early morning, but this did not affect the j wicket. Leyland (66) and Hammond (8) faced the bowling oi Ironmonger and
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    TEST MATCH RECORDS.
    329 10 ENGLAND WIN THIRTY-FOURTH RUBBER. The results of the four Tests played between England and Australia in the present tour are as follows: FIRST TEST AT SYDNEY: England won by ten wickets. Scores: ENGLAND: 524 and 1 for 0 wkt. AUSTRALIA 360 and 164. SECOND TEST AT MELBOURNE:
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    S.C.C. MIXED DOUBLES TOURNAMENT.
    152 10 TO-DAY'S SEMI-FINALS. LAWN TENNIS. The results of the mixed doubles level match in the S.C.C. tournament yesterday were as follows: Major H. L. Graham and Mrs. C.J. Smith beat A. A. A. Paterson and Miss Berresford, 6—4. 6—B, 6—4; Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Taylor beat
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    BADMINTON.
    89 10 The Straits Physical Athletic Party beat Loke's B. P. cm Sunday at the former's court by 3—2. Scores (S. P. A. P. players mentioned first): Tan Khai Seng beat George Chen 15—7, 16—9; Koh Kirn Yean lost to Goh Jeow 15—10, I—ls, 9—15; Tan Boon Yean lost to Law
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    S.C.C. SIX-A-SIDE TOURNAMENT.
    285 10 BENNETTS TEAM EMERGE WINNERS. ASSN. FOOTBALL. "H" and "D" teams reached the final in the S.C.C. six-a-side tournament yesterday, "D" team eventually carrying off the honours by two goals and two corners to a goal. FIRST SEMI-FINAL. The first semi-final, between "D" team and "L' team, resulted
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    R.A.F. TEAM TO VISIT BANGKOK.
    45 10 "INTERNATIONAL" AGAINST SIAM. 'From Our Own Correspondent./ Eangkok. Feb. 16. The Siam Foctball A sociation has concluded arrangements with the R. A. F. Base team to tYw. -i*». I «i ftV'.>a.tinria.l match here on Sunday, Sports Club the previous day.
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    ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL BEAT Y.M.C.A.
    372 10 In an uninteresting match on the Y.M.C.A. ground yesterday the Anglo-Chinese School i,cat a Y.M.C.A. eleven by 3—1. The schooling were superior in every department, though they seemed to have left their shooting boots it home, but in fairness it ought to be said that they
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    MATCH ON R.I. GROUND TO-DAY.
    120 10 Raffles Institution team v. the Amicable A.A tc-day on the school ground: Jwee Yeow; Sens Quee, Abdul Razak; Yew Leng, Ally, Ah Hong; Beng Wan, Kim Guan, Valberg, Kim Chui, Syed Mohamed. A.A.A. team: Ah Kow, Ah Chew, Ban Teck. Yong Nghee, S. Chiang, Tiang
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    "GAME WILL IN SINGAPORE"
    249 10 Report of <o\tro Iiiv body. BOXING. In his review accom, n H and accounts q| dation. to be pr meeting ct tire ,u;. i, acting President, Mr F 30 P*. 7 "Looking retrospectively i J' opinion tha. the format: d i has uplifted profes K tc
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    TO MORROW NIGHT? FIGHTS.
    144 10 INTER-SERVICE TOI RXAMENT AT NEW WORLD. The inter-Service tournament between teams lepresenting the R.A.F. and members of the tegular garrison, in aid of Service charities, will be held at the New World Arena to-morrov night, commencing at 9 p.m There will rpcrP is^urn'rtr f ®S fc
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    PERAK SPRING RACE MEETING.
    237 10 HANDICAPS FOR TO MORROW THE TURF. The following arc the entries and handicap lor th3 third day of the Perak '1 urf <■ Spring Meeting, to be run at l!*-'h to-morro. RACE 1 (one miK' and 50 yd i l; w Battant 9. Sun Maid 8.7.
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    NEWMARKET RIDING ACCIUENT.
    16 10 Mr ■>( :i Mr. L. L. rTrehor^ Morriss. the fell and broke his collaiRouter.
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    T.A. EPWDRTH LEAGUE.
    43 10 The Telok Ayer Ep> on f0 at their monthly social to->- u j^ny--Teiok Ayer Church Socu" nterfS W ations have been exten ar it gramme will be carried o To-morrow G to k?\ Class will be inaugui Klngham as instruct
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    MISSING KOLEH.
    38 11 Alleged to have stolen a koleh from Johore on Sept 8 last year, a Malay, Mohamed bin Yayah, appeared before Mr. A. W. Hay yesterday, aaid was remanded for further inquiries. He was arrested in Singapore.
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    KAPALA CHINTAMANI.
    26 11 The best for all diseases of the scalp, head, nose and ear. Makes the hair grow. At Himalayan Pharmacy, 135, Serangoon R ad, Singapore.
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      805 11 I CLUB DIARY. (There Are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary i$ provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date «nd complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in
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      456 11 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER CORPS. Programme of Drills up to and for weekending Feb. 19, 1933: TO-DAY. FEB. 17. C.15 p.m.—Headquarters S.R A. Practice Demonstration. c-115 p.m.—Headquarters Ist Bn. Sig. Section, Lecture—lnter-communication. 5.15 p.m.—Malay Headquarters "F" (Malay i Coy.. Ceremonial Drill. 5.15 p.m.—Serangoon Read S.V.F.A. N.C.O.'s. N.C.O.'s Course. r-15 p.m.—Tieadquarters Bde. Signal
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY.
    1312 12 Muslim Committee To Collect Funds. MUSLIM AFFAIRS. (By Our Muslim Correspondent./ A meetinj of the Mus'im community was held en Friday last at the Malay Volunteer Club, Eras Basah Road, at 5.30 p.m. It was convened by Syed Alwce bin Ahmad Alsree. J.P.. who is the Muslim
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    SURPRISE FOR WOMAN.
    116 12 Recognised Her Property On A Stall. A Malay woman who had lest some sarcngs recently got a big surprise when she i..vc» went to Arab Street to make fresh purchases. In on~ of the sta'l; she recognised her own mrcrjga being offered for sale. Her dl c
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    FOUND SHOT DEAD.
    76 12 LARGE TREE TRUNK. SHIPPING NEWS. Th. ra (tCf cf the '"Oiivebank.*' reports t.i.u mi C 5.50 fc.m. i. on Wednesday at lat. 3.47 di outh and ions?. 110.28 deg. east, the vessel M ed a large three trunk about 60 ft. long vhich is rtmnjercnii to navigation. The N Y.K.
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    LARGE TREE TRUNK.
    175 12 ARRIVALS. M Bokan»" Dut. 38? tons fr m P. Radja, 1*3-2; for Rensa?. 19-2. "Cap Padar.r.i. French. 4.891 tons, from Bard"au::. lu-2; far Saigon. 16-2. B:c:vik«n." N rw., 1.599 tons, irom Hongkong, 17-2; icr Pencil;,, Rangoon, lt-2. "Havre tUra," Jap.. 3.450 tons, from Bor,Vj;i". 17-2; for K be, 17-2. "Koala,"
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    ARRIVALS.
    93 12 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Feb. 17. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Cp Ten Noort 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Siamese Prince 11. Empire Dork (Entrance Gate S). Steel Scientist 30. cj Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4). Nil. West Wharf Entrance Gate 4). Kampar 2; Kepong i Section 10
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    60 12 FOUND SHOT DEAD. Tragedy In Malacca Chinese Family. iFrcn Our Own Correspondent./ Malacca. Fib. 17. A young S'.raits-born Chinese, Mr. Wee Ens Sut:. a mail clTk in the Post Office. wa.> and shot dead, with a double-barrelled gun b -trie b:m. in a Chinese tailor's shop at River.de wh?re h-.
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    DECLINE OF WESTERN THEATRE.
    302 13 Critic On 'Dreadful Conditions." JI-sc-w. The thea.tr- We:, m Europe is in a bmd way. The players are growing old—and tnere -i ncne to follow. There Is a fata, lack of -"rganisatton. This is a summary cf the made cy ■X S. Stasia; ma ,age:- o».
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    "CINEMANIA" OF A CAPITAL.
    143 13 Madrid. .-a Urn MMfcs trip acr; .s Eu.cpe U gcta,. tar aa. Spaniard wao caa prove hia m mat resamojLace .c I_er.e! Barrymcre Greta oarec er J-an Crawferd according te details 3* -mtt: compeuuo- publisaed by trie aewsiman 1 Heraido". laadrid has gone ciaema mad. and
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    BLOW TO BRITISH EXPORTERS.
    186 13 1200M0 Film Factory For Japan. Tokjo. British nopes of dc".-pmg a export trade in raw stock far moving pictures w -th Japan may be afiect c by the decision ox a J a pane e ceLuloid ccmpary to buiid a .ac.ory at a cos cf £2QQ.0C0
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    M.-G.-M. WINS FIVE HONOURS.
    170 13 Motion Picture Awards. Looking back e'er th: awards ..Z the Academy ion Picture Art and cf var'at-j arc. it 13 r. ucq ha M:tr i-vyn-Va- t-r lcrally ma,ta "t th '^r-'; Larf.\ni i.. .ear v. a.; n_ lor Let .ictr. -Gclu 'C-I'/layer a;an hadgotd to rear
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    WOMEN WILL GLITTER.
    428 13 Sequin> Comirg In Again. Hollywocd. It i£ gainr, "c be a gLttemcg New Y ar fe. wi-xi tzzt.-r- sr.'ortftiHr to Orr- KeHy *»i lui_ywccd style creamer whes job tc kesn .ways a Lxcie cf ex-sting moo "Faerucn s a atehweras in th. ner» yea. tu eciarei ;n
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    "THE ONE WHO IS FIRST IS ALWAYS FIRST."
    486 13 MARION DAVIES AND HER COSTUME PARTIES. err ajrnnrx kempmulj To be first, that is tho cmernatic aim. M raaefcaag the hrtghts cf screen iaza* m Hei: "rood the urgs to gain sem ■> otaer par-. rronal distirr:::r. gives stars an -.ppor. :o
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    95 14 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to writt to us on tubjects of public interest, it must be understood that the "Malaya Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double •pacing), and on one
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    Cheating By Hawkers.
    415 14 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune:') Sir.—May I crave space in the Correspondence columns of your esteemed journal to broadcast a little warning of the glaringly dishonest practice carried on by almost all hawker* when selling their goods by kati-. A difference of a few tahils on the
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    Chinese Language For China.
    921 14 iTo the Edi.' jr. "Ifalgjg T. .!>?.'7ic."; Sir—Enghsh-edueaied savants like Mr. Van Kee Lecng. Mr. Goldstein Chen ar.d ether-, of their nk ehculd te on the ggj against superficial judgments about the nulla v of the Chinese language and the chaotic condition of China. China is
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    19 14 Indian engineering students In Europe and Rugby have decided to form an A.s-.cc afJoa j cf Indian Engineers Abroad.
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    32 14 There was an unofficial resolution by Ewunnar Raghubir Sing fcr discussion in thh month's Indian Assembly sc ci.c urging upon j Cvcrnmen: io penalise all panel:-s who I tnlefa tbOsc marrying widows.
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    LARGEST LOCOMOTIVE ARRIVES.
    69 14 Built By Britain For I Russia. Leningrad. The British-built beyer-garratt steam locomotive, the largest and most powerful in Europe, which was shipped from Liverpool en Dec. 23, has arrived here safeiy. I The engine, which was built in Man.heeler, is to be tried over long distances on
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    NON-EUROPEN RELIEF FUND.
    138 14 Donations During January. The Eurasian Association, Singapore 17.00 Hercules Badminton Party (Music Scction) and Juliana Kronchong Party Competition 21.00 G. I». Ham, Esq. 50.00 L'. N. Lingham, Esq. 3.86 Selangor Asiatic Unemployment I Committee 15.00 H. E. The Governor 100.00 Malayan Tobacco Distributors, Ltd.. Wills "Gold Flake"
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