Malaya Tribune, 22 February 1933

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY* NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. xx. -No. 44 SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wednesday, cb. 22, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE}; WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1933 FIVE CENTsr
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      286 1 Buy the -MALAYAN post; The Picture Paper. 20 cents. j Try Clover Brand Pii§£ Milk HI I 111 i ttffp Your Purse will like it M VANISH MILK 1,. L3ZED NATURE It's Quality and Economy] SOLE IMPORTERS j THE EAST ASIATIC CO. LTD. j PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR, SINGAPORE. I 1;
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      164 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. [GUINNESS IS THE BEST BUT I BE
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    The Financial Condition Of China.
    5619 2 CONVERSION SCHEME A BIG SUCCESS. COUNTRY NOT CHAOTIC. MR. T. V. SOONG'S REPORT TO THE EXECUTIVE. NATIONAL BUDGET BALANCED. We have received a full copy of the remarkable report submitted by Mr, T. V. Soon*, Finance Minister, to the Third Plenary Session of the Central
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      114 2 !^^^B^T^! R MI L X FOR BABIES Why baby thrives on LACTOGEN When breast milk fails, or for other reasons bottle feeding is necessary, Doctors and Nurses are telling Mothers "Put your Baby on Lactogen." "Lactogen" provides, in a form Baby can easily digest and assimilate, all the precious vitamins
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    AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION.
    662 3 thirteenth annual report AND ACCOUNTS. ihe thirteenth annual ucr.enil mcciuig <»i tn. Amateur Sportinj Ai~,cciatiop. was held u the residence ol Mr. Khon lg watt, 41. Craig Road, on Friday. The annual rep r. and accounts were adopted. The affairs of the association for the year we»e
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    HARDEST TASK IN CHINA'S HISTORY.
    1889 3 IJMTV ANI) DEFENCE. RAPID SPREAD OF AiR POWER MOVEMENT. (BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT.) Since the informal war between China and Japan was s arted last year with the Japan H attack on Mukden and Shanghai, China realising more and more the importance in bcth defence
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    CASINOS LOSE MILLIONS.
    103 3 Hew Depression Has Hit The Riviera Nee, Jan. 7. How hard trad- drp.csncn has hit th wor d cf casinos is indicated by b ati:t:cs y:zi pubUs ted revealing the eorautiatrw OgMMC oi r.: ip--. at the principal Riviera casines: 1323 1931 1932 Nice: Palais dc la
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    HOW PRIESTS MUST DRESS.
    68 3 They Must Not Carry Baskets. Istanbul. Prints of all grades in Turkey must wear a long black gown which must reach at least six inches below the knee, according to regulations just issued. Priests must not walk about the streets tarrying bags. tins, or baskets. They
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    HOTEL ON VOLCANO.
    62 3 Built Into Mountainside For Safety. Tokyo. A great new concretc hotel is to be built hr.lf-way up Fujiyama, Japan's famous sacred volcano. .It has been designed by a 24-year-cld architect, Mr. Michinori Senzawa, and will bo completed this spring. The rear part of the hotel is to
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    KING'S PORTRAIT SLASHED.
    80 3 Madrid. There were violent scenes in the Ciudad Eeai Cou.::;. H:T. when a Socialist Deputy cashed in.o the .store rocm and started to slash a piiitrait of »\-King Alfcnso. That p rtton ot the canvas depleting the former King's head and neck was badly damaged, according to
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      11 3 Make Sure You Get The MALAYAN SATURDAY POST," The Picture Paper.
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      323 3 Guard his Health Ci!\c him 1-orrnamintat once and so cure his Sore Throat before it develops into lalluenza, Scarlet Fever or •ocneotbet infectious disease. Children like these harmless iblcts and they are much more elToctivc than gargles. Keep F.<;mamint handy buy a bottle to-day. fORMAMIKT I "I he 0«I1 fcifflm
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      151 3 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. Programme of DrtHa up to and for weekending Feb. 26, 1933: TO-DAY, FEB. 21. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. S.R.A. (v). Battery Pa ade. 5 15 p.m.—Headquarters, Ist Bn. Big. Section. Voluntary Parade—Visual Signalling. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. "CT (Scottish) Coy.. Officers and N.C.O.'.s Course. 5.15 p.m Headquarters. "D (Eurasian) CoyOrganisation Parade. 5.15
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      286 4 SLUMP TIME NECESSITATES I ECONOMY! I Then don't throw away your old I clocks, watches or gramophones I —Send them to us. We will give I them a "new life" to be ever I useful to you agaiD at a LOW PRICE! It pays you to consult us:— Yick Won
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      553 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. In The Estate Of EDWARD MANASSEH NATHAN, Deceased. All persons having claims or demands against (he estate of Edward Manasseh Nathan. dceas:d, late cf No. 85. Marine Parade, c I East Coast Road, Singapore, who died on the 25th day of March, 1932 y and of whos? estate
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    THE DIAMOND HAIR-SLIDE.
    4332 5  - THE DIAMOND HAIR SLIDE. Our Short Story. (BY "SAPPER." cant turn 'em on to fight it ouple of dogs." The doctor across Urn .smoking-room. to do muci turning I said. "As a matI thought they were going for .i night." a- a woman at the bottom thi particular case it
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      23 5 are and are better value than ever at US W.D. t H.O.WILL/ §RI/TOL t LONDON 'OT^xf f f eiPiTii are MALAYA/ /TANPARD CIGARETTE
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      110 5 A Thorough Dentifrice I that does a better job Use Gibbs Dentifrice Ju«* a- a (rial for a Meek or Ut and see what a difference it makrs to th" health and appearance Ot your teeth! Gibb, E rtifrke -leans THOROUGHLY. The flood cf fragrant antiseptic foam penetrates all (ha
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    Shipping News & Notices.
    418 6 Shipping News Notices. SHIP'S OFFICER TO BE CHARGED. Order For Arrest On His Return To Port. An order for the arrest of a British mercantile marine officer immediately on the return uf hlr. ship to Hongkong was made by |tr. j Wynne-Jones ut the Central Police Court when j Alfred
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    TO BE SCRAPPED.
    127 6 N.K.K. River Vessels Known In Shanghai. Tokyo, reb. 8. Light ol the river steamers of the Niss*n iCisen Kaisha, out of the total of 16 which are tied up ~t Shanghai and other ports along the Yangtze River, are to be broken up. A Rengo message states
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    A LONG TOW.
    275 6 Japanese Freighter Docked In Sydney. Sydney, Jan. 18. One of the longest tows in Australian wa- ters for many years came to an end to-day When the Waratah tug "St. Olaws" passed a line aboard the disabled Japanese freighter Shinai Maru" off Sydney Heads and the Japanese
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    SUEZ CANAL.
    211 6 Plea For A Further Reduction Of Dues. Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 16. A plea for a further reduction in Suez Canal dues was made by Mr. W. J. McAlister. the new President, at the annual meeting of the Chamber of Shipping of the United Kingdom held in London
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    CONTRABAND BIRDS.
    423 6 Betrayed By Untimely Chirp. Mystified by continuous chirping, which seemed to ccme from a kerosene tin containing soiled clcthes, a Customs searcher aboard the "Nankin" at Brisbane Investigated the container, and was rewarded by the discovery of eight love birds in a cage ingeniously made in the bottom
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    SECOND-HAND SHIPS.
    111 6 Permit System For Japanese Imports. The Japanese Department f Communications ha- now decided to adopt a permit system for foreign vessels importtd t: Japan for service purposes. The necessary Departmental Order will be issued shortly With the fall in the yen exchange. Japanese shipping operat rs have been
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    PIRATES SCARED OFF.
    198 6 Raid On Japanese Ship Near Pootung. Th? Japanese newspapers in Shanghai give prominence to the report of a daring assault by a group of some 15 Chinese pirates en a Japanese river boat In Poclung. According to the account of an officer of ihe N.K.K. stramer "Nanyang
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    THE LAST VOYAGE.
    284 6 Why Many Famous Liners Are Given New Names. The action of the Japanese purchaser of the famous Cunard liner "C3ronia" in naming her Taiseiyo Maru" for her last voyage even if it is pre-ordained that she is to co to the scrappers the moment she arrives in
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    JAPANESE PLANS.
    86 6 N.Y.K. To Build Six More Freighters. Tokyo, Feb. 5. Foreseen? more activity in the shipping vrorld in the near future, the Nippon Yusen Kaisha h-s decided to build six more freight \esaels each of 7 300 tons, which will be placed on the Japanese-New York line upon their
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      433 6 tJTEAMER SAILINGS. pT&a BKrriSH INDIA AND APCAR LINES. (Incorporated In England). MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LONDON AND PAR FAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contrcl with Hi* Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. I 1933. Ranpura ",000 Mar. 3 Bhutan
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      212 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE DeuUch Australische Dampfschiffa Gesellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONO, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. t m.s. KULMERLAND, via Iloilo, Manila Feb. 22 t m.s. RAMSES, via Mar.ila Mar. 8 WORLD CRUISE 1933. t s.s. RESOLUTE, in port 8 to Mar. 9 t m.s. DUISBURG. via
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      524 6 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune THE MALAYA TRIBUNE IS ON SALE AT Mr. S X Ibrahim «wn rw «r THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS:- Penan*' 503> Dato Kramat Road, SINGAPORE. MALACCA. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim, 134, Tanjong Pagar Hnncy Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station. Th r w Co X First
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      166 6 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune* Press, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune" office* at 59-60. Anton Road, Singapore. It it being greatly improved by the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old I ones are retained, f The features
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    355 7 Mining Shares. t p W dnesday. 11 a.m. <;n share quotations are Issued exchange and sto< k M Fra r brokers muf Buyers. Sellers. K -T.bang Tin 23 6 256 P A Malay 18 i" 20 0000 U Austral, g n (J 11- 12|•1 1 0.35 0.40
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    112 7 ISSUED RY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AM) STOC K BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. ssfjpcre Cold Storage DA. 7 per cent. 100 101 ci Ifc Municipal <MM> 5 per rent. 105 110 noni Slrrapore Municipal 1307 4 1 per ctnt. 10« 105 ncm 3::rapore Municipal 1 ***** 4' j per
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    Financial News & Views.
    156 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. MODERATE DEMAND AT AUCTION. Cross-Rate Down Two Points. (By Our Financial Correspondent., Singapore Wednesday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 5*4 cts up 14 ct. Tin (Singapore), $75%. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 3i32d., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. New York Rubber, 2 29 32
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    INDIAN COTTON.
    73 7 Protection For Further Six Months. Reuter. New Drlhi. Feb. 21. Thi Government is introducing a Bill for the 'continuance of tie existing protection to th ccttcn and textile industry for sx months unti; thr end of October, staled the Minister of Commerce tn the Assembly, in replying to
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    226 7 IBy Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.,' Singapore. Feb. 22. SciUag: London 4 months' right 2s. 3 27 32d London 3 months' right 2s. 3 13 [164 LOftfLmW days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3 1 d.. London demand 2>. 3-3 32d. Louden T.T. 2s.
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    PRICES.
    150 7 ASIATIC PETROLEUM CO. (5.3.). LTD. Prices for Shell Motor Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as loUows: Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gaUon v 80 Ex 4 gallon drum per British Imperial gallon J Shell Motor Spirit per 4 gallon tin 63.78, Shell Kerosene per
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    STRICT ECONOMY EXERCISED.
    623 7 Glenealy Plantations Limited. The twenty-third annual general meetinf ii Glenealy Plantation* Ltd.. was held at Hongkong Bank Chambers, Coliyer Quay Singapore, on Feb. 15. There were present: lfr. w. Rayncr (chairman), Mr. H. C. Atkin-Berry. Mr. J Edgar Jones and Mr. J. Scott. The Chairman said—The report
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    MALAYA STATED.
    196 7 Royalty At British Fair. Reuter Wireless 'Front Our Oun Correspondent.) London. Feb. 22. Her Majesty the Que n visited the Malaya c.and at Oivmpia to-day and was much interested, particularly in the Rcvertrx process. London. Feb. 22. The Queen, the Duke and Duchcs of York F:inces.s Maiy and
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    52 7 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. fiOadon Spot: 2 3 32d. Jew York Spot: 1 ?9 32 (G.) cents, Singapore: 6 1 c sir cents. TIN. London Spot: £148 ss. (Unchanged.) London 3 months: £148 10s. (Unchanged.'. Singapore: $75.75. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundned $400 Mixed $4 25 The
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    MONEY EASIER.
    199 7 Pressure Owing To TaxGathering. Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 18. Tlv. inone> market.—After experiencing a ?,in amount of pressure attributed to further tiiering. supplies became mort tbundant •v i b found l ss difficulty In obtaining I raw liv: Stock Exchange:—A '•ather more hopei v ntimnt has prevailed to-day
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    BRITISH RAILWAYS.
    190 7 Great Decrease Declining Heavily. Reuter Wireless. London. Feb 18. Britain's grouped railways have ju t experienced a disaatrotai year, with gross receipts It loirjg nearly £15.000.000 but. owing to drastic Lccneniico and far-seeing reorganisation, txp adttOß I(1 a reduction of over £8.000.000. Oldtnary and cv n some preference
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    WAMPOE TOBACCO AND RUBBER.
    53 7 Estate out cl taDping throughout year to Oct. 31. Sum brought in was £317. plus £3 000 taxation, not now required, making £3,517. D-duct loss U r year <including £579 loss oi. exchange and £684 depreciation) of £1 61G. there remains £1.900 fwd. (Net loss for
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    TANAH ESTATES (1931).
    18 7 Trading loss for year to Sept. 30, £3,524, plus depreciation £824. making debit £4,348 .forward.
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    UNEMPLOYMENT IN BRITAIN.
    216 7 Increase Of 179,000 In A Month. Employment figures issued by the Minism I Labour last night give i total »1 2,J»3 f)CS lor all kinds or fully and partial!,- .'ncmph red persons in Great E-'tain ore: sixtr n years of age. The figure, which relate* to Jinuarj
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    RUBBER RESTRICTION.
    149 7 Unwise To Hold Out Any Hope. It is inevitable. i>erl aps. that the fresh spasm of weakness in Mincing Lane .she: 1 have brought forward renewed demands for restriction. No doubt the authorities would welcome a practical scheme, and the Dutch East Indies Government in particular won! like,
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    377 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Wednesday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation* ar* Issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt: s*ue ,'alue. Fraser Lyall A A 8 Snans. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.60 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.25 0.35 IA. Hltam 0.50
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    GENERAL.
    272 7 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. CLOSING QUOTATIONS. gjj p «13 Buyers. Sell rs. S2 $2 Al<x. Brick Pref. 105 1.10 Aiex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.80 norn l\ El B. Ameri. Tobacco 90 95--■j:u $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.00 6.5» £1 £1 C. Tin Pref. 7 p.c. 21- 22--tl 11 Consol. Tin
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    ARMS EMBARGO.
    225 9 International Action Needed. Reuter. London, Feb. 21. In the Hcuse of Commons Sir John Fimon. making a statement en the Far East, said that he had no information confirming the press reports of fighting in Jehol but the Chinese delegation at Geneva had X.en informed that the Central
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    SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONERS.
    87 9 Five-Year Programme Committee. A meeting of the Singapore Municipal Commiestoneri will be held en Friday at 2.15 p.m. One cf the chief items on the agenda is the proposal io appoint a committee to prepare a Five-Year Programme and to report on it. At a special meeting,
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    STILLS IN THE JUNGLE.
    114 9 Further Rounding-Up Of Rum Runners. Convicted on charges of being in possession of a large still, three gallons oi samsu and several gallons of fermented rice, a Chinese was fined $250 (in default seven months' rigorous imprisonment) by the District Judge Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday.
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    EXCITING CHASE.
    157 9 Hawker's Alleged Attack On Police. An alleged knife attack by a Chinese hawke. on two Indian civilians and two Malay constables was described before he Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday v.h n the hawke. was charged v ith voluntarily causing grievous hurt. It appears that the
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    S.V.C. ROUTINE ORDERS.
    89 9 The fo'.icwin? are the rcutine orders by Lieut, Ccl M. J. T. Reilly, M.C., Commanding S.S.V.F.. dated Feb. 22. LEAVE—CPFICERS— The undermentioned Officer is granted leave of absence as stated: 2nd Lieut. W. H. Sslt 1.3.33 to 313.3 4 'Europe). RIFLE COMPETITIONS—The condition? relating to the award
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    CHINESE FINED $5,000.
    96 9 Basket Of Indian Hemp Thrown Overboard. A Chinese member of the crew attached to the -Hydra" was fin:d $5,000, or in default, one year's rigorous impi isenmen;. by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Ferrer) yesterday on being found guilty of pctsersion cf 12 lb. of Indian
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    THE SYEDS AND THE SHAIKHS.
    885 9 Alleged Assault. POLICE COURT SEQUEL TO OLD FEUD. A stcry or an alleged feud between two different sections ol the Arab community of Singapore—the Syeds and the Shaikhs—was unfolded before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. A. C. Boyd) yesterday, during a case of alleged assault In
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    STATE OF EMERGENCY IN MICHIGAN.
    43 9 Reuter. Lansing. Feb. 21. A state of emergency has been declared by Michigan State Legislature, giving to the Governor virtually dictatorial peters to extend thf> recent bank holiday or restrict withdrawals from deposits if he considers it necessary.
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      508 9 j Assets exceed $12,000,000. T I -r% Assurance in force over $35,000,000. I The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. I J (Incorporated In the Strait* Settlements) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore i The Company has C 20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court nt mZjLZZ LONDON,
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    ON THE BRINK.
    845 10 Japan is on the edge of a precipice. She is at the pint of jumping over instead of taking the longer Out safer path to her objective, which can be stated in one word —trace. It seems possible that she will provide the most striking example of
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    175 10 The Hon. Mr. Justice A. K. a'B. Terrell has been appointed to act as Chief Justice, F.M.S, with effect from the 16th inst. A general meeting of the Moslem Association, to elect office-bearers for the ensuing year, will be held to-day at 4.30 p.m. at the club-house, 91, Selegie Road.
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    LOCAL CHETTIAR FUNCTION.
    503 10 "At Home" At Little's Tea Rooms. There was a large response to the invit- ations issued to the tea-party at Messrs. John Little's tea rooms yesterday to welcome Mr. j and Mrs. Ar. A. Rm. Chockalingam Chettiar and Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Thannermslai Chettiar, of Karaikudi;
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    JAVANESE EDITOR.
    72 10 Speaks Several European Languages. Mr. Saeroen. a well knov n Javanese journallet, is on a short visit to Singapore. Mr. Saeroen is the editor-in-chief of the "Siang Pc," a Chinese-Malay daily newspaper in Batavia with a circulation of ov?r 6,000. The visitor, who speaks several languages, including French.
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    FINANCIAL OFFICER.
    133 10 RETIREMENT OF MR. D. W. EVANS. Mr. D. W. Evans Financial Officer attached the F lice Department, Singapore, is to retire at. the end of February. Mr. Evans. who entered G:vernment service in 1916, las held various lesponsible positions during us career in Malacca and Singapore. Tn 1919
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    SAIMESE KING ILL.
    89 10 RAILWAY JOURNEY NOT YET ADVISABLE. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Feb. 22. The indisposition of His Majesty, who is at present residing in Hua Hin, an official communique states, has caused various bad and sinful rumours to be circulated. The communique adds that although his illness is
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    20 10 From Europe (London mails despatched en Feb. 2), by the "Rohna due at Penang at i a.m to-morrow.
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    122 10 The Chinese Christian Association will hold iheir annual concert to-night at the V.M.C.A. Hall. Prizes won last year will be distributed. Two sketches, "Ghost" by the Boys' Brigade and "The Suitor's Suit" by members of the Straits Chinese Reading Club, will be staged. Admission will be by ticket as seating
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    501 10 B7 "LOOKĔR. O.V. The appearance of the <m fashions at Home is revive the leg theory control? There is a remarkable epidemi, grass fires. Well, they brigade some practice at leagtLjS why not get a few men scythes? A "The Locker-on sees most 0 f th game,"
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    76 10 THE FINANCIAL CONDITION OF CHINA, on J ulfl AMATEUR SPORTING ASSOCIATION on P*s HARDEST TASK IN CHINA'S HISTORY (in P«*» l OUR SHORT STORY TBI HAIR-SLIDE. -I CLUB DIARY en page 13. DIARY OF EVENTS. OH pa*< OUR READERS' VIEWS SHIPPING NEWS on PM« SINGAPORE CLERK PENETRATE"
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    JAPANESE ATTACK BEGINS.
    150 11 MAIN FORCES CAPTURE NANLING. CHINESE COUNTER-OFFENSIVE AT CHINCHOW. Spirited Opposition. Manchukuo Ultimatum To Chang Hsueh Liang. Reuter. Chinchow, Feb. 22. .Japanese have occupied Nanling arid are advancing to peipia-. after which, it is expected, they will suspend operations n; :V «Japanese air-ciaft se\erely bombed the concentration of
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    JAPANESE "PEACE" PROPOSAL.
    1149 11 Tikyr. F.b. Kg. prp|Ht-al k iaf despatched to >..«nJ n? .ird Mda| ti»at hi t'hir.se v:i* hdru*• th ricfShn frrm .lch'l mi establish a jone M !> th sides si the Great Wa 1. fir tht purfs*- 'f UilaiwiiliU he likcl'hcod iT the tpritwn- '«prratiinc ti North
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    RUBBER FACTORY EXPLOSION.
    163 11 Girls Incinerated. 80 BODIES ALREADY RECOVERED. Reuter. Shanghai, Feb. 21. At present it is believed that at least 200 people have lost their lives in an explosion of two huge gasoline vulcanisers in a Chinese rubber factory in East Shanghai. The explosion has made horrible shambles of
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    "DON'T BE STINGY!"
    393 11 Zaikgara's Comment When Sentenced. Reuter. Miami. Feb. ft. Mr. Cermak, Mayor cf Chicago, has passed the crisis, according to the latest bulletin. New York, Feb. 22. Mr. Roosevelt has announced that Mr. Hull will be Secretary of State and Mr. William H. Woodin Secretary to the Treasury.
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    GENERAL STRIKE.
    150 11 Paris Protest Against Wage Cuts. Reuter Wireless. Paris, Feb. 18. A one-hour strike of all public services will be ordered on Monday, by the Civil Servants' Trade Union, as a protest against the proposed cuts in Civil Servants' salaries, according to the "Intransigent." Paris, Feb. 19. Employees of
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    JAPAN'S REPLY TO LEAGUE.
    67 11 ADVICE TO THINK TWICE. "Absurd Proposition 0 Withdrawal Expected Very Soon. In reply to the CommMee of Nineteen* report, which is now before the League Assembly. Japan adrls s the League to think twice and describes the recommendation fcr withdrawal of her trcops from Manchuria as
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    AN ARMS EMBARGO.
    1668 11 Reuter Wireless. Tokyo, Feb. 21. It is authoritatively indicated th t the Japanese are likely to withdraw from the Economic and Labour Conference at Geneva, as veil as the Di.i rmament Conference when they secede from the League, which thfy are expected to do next month without
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    S. C. C. Tennis Finals: Prize-Giving To-day.
    190 12 CRICKET. NINTH DRAWN MATCH. M.C.C. v. Northern Districts Of N.S.W. Reuter. Newcastle, N.S.W., Feb. 21. The M.C.C.. in their match with the No. them District) of New South Wales, scored 254, the Nawab of Pataudi scoring 94 not out. He ■7M at the
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    CEYLON TAMILS' BEAT COLTS.
    224 12 The Ceylon Tamils' Association defeated the Singapore Celts on Saturday at Balestier Road by 97 runs. Scores: C.T.A.—1st INNINGS. B Dudley c Teskey b Sassan 23 C. Nadarajah b J. Loveday 0 Rajah c Scott b Sassan 14 Ratnasabapathy lbw. b Sassan 0 Muthucumaroo st. Jayesuria
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    MUAR EUROPEANS BEAT THE REST.
    123 12 Muar opened its cricket season with a Europeans v. the Rest match on Sunday. The Rest were expected to win but a fine innings of 92 by D. M. Tibbs had a lot to do with the opposite result. Tibbs sent the Ijall to the
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    GAYLADS MINSTRELS ANNUAL PERFORMANCE.
    132 12 The Gaylads Minstrels will be staging their annual performance on March 17 at the Moonlight Hall. New World. It will be a family night. Tickets will be on sale at the usual prices. The programme consists of a play. "Fidelity." special extra turns, krongchongs latest songs,
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    What's On To-Night.
    113 12 Alhambra.— -Fast Life." featuring William Balnea, CllfT Edwards, etc. Capitol. -Marlene Dietrich in "Blonde Venus." Empire Wm. Haines in "Are You Li'tening." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinese wayangs. silent and talking films ("Merely Mary Ann" and at Star Talkie: "Smiling Lieutenant"). Marlbi rough.—Ramon Ncvarro
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    EIGHT GOALS IN PADANG MATCH.
    388 12 HONGKONG BANK BEAT S.R.C. ASSN. FOOTBALL. An S.R.C. team was beaten on their own ground ye.-terday by th. Hongkong Bank eleven by five goals to three. The losers allowed their opponents to take a four-goal lead before they decided to take a hand in matters.
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    MALAYS II v. R.A.F. II.
    29 12 MALAYS II v. R.A.F. 11. The second teams of the R.A.F. and M.F.A meet at Jalan Besar Stadium to-morrow. Kick of at 5.10 p.m. Gate 20 and 10 cents.
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    ANOTHER S.C.C. TRIAL.
    170 12 The following have been invited to play at the S.C.C. on Friday r.t 5.10 p.m.: COLOURS: T. G. Lashmar: J..G. Glasgow. F. A. McCaffery; F. E. E. Hindley. E. Laidman, C. J. Bembroke; D. Alexander. G. V. Andrews, A. Ferguson, E. A. Brodie. J E C Mitchell.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    167 12 YESTERDAY'S SEMI-FINAL. LAWN TENNIS. Mrs. C. J. Smith and Major H. L. Graham beat Mrs. F. R. Hobbes and Mr. F. T. K. Kcbbes in '.he semi-final of the level event in the S. C. C. mixed douoles .tournament, the scores heing 6—l. 6—3. The winning pair played
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    ARMED ROBBERY.
    76 12 Wealthy Chinese Surprised By Five Men. The house of a well-to-do Chinese residing in Cairnhill Road was entered by armed robbers last night. It appears that atj a late hour the occupants were surprised by the sudden entry of five men. believed to be Cantonese. Four men were
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    FATAL ACCIDENT.
    498 12 European Driver In The Coroner's Court. Evidence regarding the death of a Chinese who was run down by a motor-car alleged to have been driven by K. Scott Walker, a European employed in Borneo Motors, Ltd., was recorded in the Coroner's Court yesterday. It appears that the deceased
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    COMMITTED TO ASSIZES.
    148 12 Moneylender On Forgery Charge. The Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg > committed a Sikh moneylender. Surjan Singh, to the Assizes yesterday on a charge of forgery or, alternatively, of using as genuine a forged document. The complainant, a Tamil, stated that he borrowed $10 from
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    LIVE PIGEON PLUCKED.
    109 12 Magistrate's Warning To Accused. A Chinese who was found guilty on a charge of cruelty to a pigeon was fined $10 by the Thud Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregg) yesterday, and warned that he was liable to a fhie of $200. The man was seen by
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    R.A.F. BOMBERS.
    79 12 Back At Seletar After Successful Flight. The four R.A.F. Hawker-Horsely bombers, which left Seletar a few weeks ago on the annual long-distance test flight to India, returned to Seletar yesterday morning, having made a very successful trip. The bombers landed at Taiping Aerodrome on Sunday, when they were
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    CHANDU IN THE SEA.
    73 12 Discovery At Tanjong Pagar Wharves. Revenue Officers discovered 300 tahils of chandu in the sea at Tanjong Pagar wharves yesterday. It appears that Revenue Officers were on duty when they saw a float in the water. On examining the float they saw a rope attached. At
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    SHOOT DOWN THE "REDS!"
    406 12 Berlin Police Order. WEAPONS SHOULD BE USED RUTHLESSLY. Reuter Wireless. Berlin. Feb. 19. A sensational order to the police by Captain Gocring, the Prussian C mmissioner of the Interior, tells them that, while they are expected io protect and support t the utmost nationalist organisat; ns,
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    DRASTIC MEASURES.
    242 12 Rumania's King Will Not Abdicate. Reuter Wireless. Bucharest. Fo:. 18. The report that Marie has aavaed he: son, K:' g Carol, to abd.catc in \icv. j' «vj general unrest prevailing in the cou- is ucniei 3rd discredited here. It is admit' that the Qu> en Mclhe-. whs formerly
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    FINED $1 AND WARNED.
    222 12 Watch Repairer Before The Court. Mohamed Salleh bin Yusoff, a wrtch repairer who described himself a3 a Siamese-Mai y. was produced before the Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. Gregj) yesterday on charges of criminal breach of trust and unlawfully pawning property. Previously, he had pleaded
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    VIOLENCE AGAINST SMALL POWER?
    339 12 Austrian Arms Incident Ended. Reuter. Berlin, Feb. 18. Political circles are painfully surprised at the recent Anglo-French demarche in Vienna and the way in which it was made is as "absolutely amazing" and it approaches an act of violence against a small Power. They are at
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    NEW SCHOOL IN SUBURB.
    244 12 The Sing Chou School has recently been established at Upper Serangoon tSomapah Vil age). The founder is Mr. Ko Da Wen. a leading eduotionalist. and well-known in the local teaching profession, who came to the Straits from Shanghai in 1930 through the Chinese National Ilangu:ge Conference
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    ANGLO-MALAYAN OR EURASIAN?
    1045 12 No Chan-e Of MEETING OF i 0( ll ASSOCIATION. Rfertn,. t„ ti,. Eurasian eoMmnUtj v f> Government and .n J"* ***t 'he term ST? Malayan was nvd ut a:.nual ?tn ,ral mcetju rT. T***J As,relation he a at (fa Jn creadOß Club >v.(,:«,,. '.'I fin,.,iai pcs-.i Lr
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      68 12 virniiirii'ti.tiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiwimiii-iiiii ■iwi.n..™..."-»—-^ jOUR TOWN OFFICE, j I The town office of the "Malaya I Tribune" has been removed from |20a-20c, Collyer Quay, to I Messrs. E. M. Glover Co., 19, The Arcade (Ground floor) I Tel. 2219. I 1 -Advertisement inquiries may be I made there, and letters and other
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    95 13 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to writt to us on wbjects of public interest, it must be underitood that the "Malaya Tribune" dots not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF iS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double »vacing), and on one
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    Address Wanted.
    58 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—I shall be obliged if you or any of your leaders can let me know through the medium oi ycur popuiar paper the present address of the fi/m of M.Iville Glyn and Co., bond d.alers. Curing the great war they shiLed from London
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    Traffic Control.
    67 13 (To the Editor, -'Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—The Geylong Road and Tanj:ng Katong Read junction is a place where any sensible man would think there should be a policeman on point duty, 'but in spite of frequent accidents, som* with fatal lesults, the authorities have n:t yet attempted to do
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    "O. K"
    153 13 (To the Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") Sir.—The following letter sent by a ccrr spondent to "John o London's Weekly some time ago may interest your corre-ponrien. Tt might be of interest to ycur manv readers, that according to the French evening paper ITntransigeant,' the expr.ssion 'O.K.' is not of
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    Life Insurance.
    573 13 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir—There is yet another us* for a life assurance policy, as a collateral security together with such mortgages as "Contingent Interests" of one s estate, by way of assignments against financial considerations no Other security being economically and soundly workable both to the
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    110 13 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore, Feb 22. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3). Suwa Maru 18; Mata Hari 16; City of Khios 14; Kulrnerland 11; Felix Roussel 7. Empire Duck (Entrance Gate S). Steel Scientist 30; Porak 32- Karagola 35. Empire Dock (Entrance
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      715 13 CLUB DIARY. sllnZ* are numerous Clubs and Societies in kTtll I he Mala V a Tribune." Thi, Diary invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date taS, m ary can cover ™etings, enterand such *™2ZU record gag€ments other than recorded in the "Diary of Events.") not TtiT J! th a c
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    SINGAPORE CLERK PENETRATES CHINA.
    1575 14 MET SOLDIERS WHO COULD SPEAK MALAY. Bandits Not So Numerous. Many Malayan Chinese Rally To The Colours Bored with the monotony of his duties as Chief Clerk in the .Master Attendant's Office in Singapore, Mr. Ram Nath Biswas decided, two years ago, to launch out on
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    MATTERS MUNICIPAL.
    347 14 Decisions Of Committee No. 4. Municipal Committee No. 4 took the f llow lug action at a meeting held on Feb. 10: C nfirmed decision not to re-issue benzine licencc for C3, Hill Street. Approved the erection of advertisement hoardings on the n rth side of Orchard Road
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    SHIPPING NEWS.
    87 14 j The Chief Inspector of Naviga i D at Bat m a reports that the lightbtioy. Stanton Passage (positi n 2 deg. 58'0* S. 106 deg IG'O" B) showing a flashing while light is burning without intermission. The Harbour Master, P rt Swct'erbam state, that the master :f
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    AGHBN
    185 14 "Kulmerland," German. t->nr>. fr m Haniburg, 22-2; for Yokoha;m 22-2. "CiVy of Khios." Brit., 2.3?7 t ns, from Rotterdam, 22-2; for Hon-:ong, 22-2. "Mata Mari," Brit., 510 t n--, from Pcnang. 22-2; for Penang via parts, 5-1. "Kedah." Brit., 1.033 tons, f;< n: BrJawan Dell, 21- 2; for Belawan
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    CIVILIAN'S PLUCK.
    130 14 Woman Rescued From Drowning. A Malay civil*/n did a very P i utkv yesterday when he div d into the sea" 1 zen. wall at Connaught Drive and <ff the Chinese woman from drowning CUed It was .about 8 p.m and the Malay v joying a quiet stroll
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    IRAQ'S HEALTH PRECAUTIONS.
    67 14 Tfeflj Director of the League of Nations. Health Sceti n. Eastern Bureau, Singapore, has notified, for the guidance of persons intending to proceed t Iraq from India, that the her in authorities of Iraq require a certificaucn against smallpox ir m deck passengers from India. Vaccination certificates
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    REFRIGERATING PLANT.
    164 14 Installation At John Little Co., Ltd. Mr -;rs. John Little and Co.. Ltd, ha v e opened t> n:w Rcl'ri-rrraird Supplies Section t> 'their prpular Mercs, and the purchasers tt meat. Bib, same, poultr baccn and dair produce (an now be assured thai tbef are obtaining t'.icti rupplics
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    PRODUCE.
    191 14 Singapore. Feb 22. K. (Siam W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan Ml* R <Siani> W. Coast 2 109 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 108 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 SIM Rice, Siam ••Old" per koyan No. 1 $179 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 2 $158 Rice. Siam Old" No. 3
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    GAMING IN PUBLIC.
    56 14 "Having failed to am* tt* I arrested instead.Malay Corporal in the Beeend Cow* J when he was charged with 1»°»« mom t$ The corporal replied that W J croup 0 f mil take. The accused was on* xnorr.?men who were gambling ll sun Bead. The other men
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    CATARACT
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      71 14 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. Yesterday. N |jjf Max. Bright Mm Temp. Rainfall. Sur.shin, Ten» Stations. D:g. F. Inches. Hours. D g.t Alci Star 91 0.31 |j 2 Kota Bnaru 84 0.46 5 3 7 4 K. Trengganu 84 o.o* 8.2 75 Eukit Jwram 88 1.28 7.9 ft Mprsing
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    NELSON'S WINE.
    127 15 Monument Erected To Man Who Supplied It. Milan. Marsala, the city that gives its name to the famous Italian wine, is to celebrate the mci mory of Mr. John Woodhouse of Liverpool, who 200 years auo came to Sicily and founded the famous home of Woodhouse Marsala." To
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    "OWN YOUR HOUSE."
    68 15 Building Societies' Visit To Austria. Vienna. Jan. 8. The London Congr— of Building Societies, which meets at Whitsuntide, will travel to Austria and Germany. One of the BMUh studies of the Congrc s will be 'th? tconotnic effects of the cwn-your-f.ouse movemen r The Congress's visit to
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    POOR CHILDREN AT PALACE.
    145 15 Boy Who Tied A Ribbon On A Quefn. Belgrade. Two hundred poor children of Belgrade had the run of the Royal Palace recently when tney took part In a local ceremony. According to tradition, all good Serbian children should, on a certain day in the year
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    GREEK DEBT.
    519 15 Further Details Of New Agreement. Addi. tonal details of th; agreement reached on the Greek debt .service, under which Greece is to pay bondholders 30 per cent, of the total annual interest service on each of the respec- j tiv? loans during the fiscal year 1932-33. have j
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    HUNGARY'S DEFICIT.
    156 15 Retrenchment And More Revenue Only Remedy. Budapest. Hungary is faced with a deficit of 140.000,000 Pengo (£7.000,000) in the current financial year, according to Mr. Tyler, League of Nations' financial representative. The "Pester Lloyd" emphasises the gravity cf the situation and urges the necessity of dealing with this
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    WORK WITHOUT PAY.
    65 15 Unemployed Offer To Make Roads. Madrid. Labourers in Almeira, where work is scarce, liave offered t3 make roads and lay down pipes for water supply—without immediate payment. .They hope the town will sooner cr later be able to pay them out of the funds expected fr:m Madrid.
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    EXPULSION OF JESUITS?
    49 15 Reuter Wireless. Belgrade. Feb. 17. On the ground that the Jesuits take order-, from Italy aud oppose nationalism and foment religious intolerance, a bill for their expulsion and expropriation of their property has been introduced in the Jugo-81av Parliament with the support of 56 members.—Reuter Wireless.
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    "EXPLOSION" IN PERSIA?
    331 15 Anothei "Manehurian" Affair New York, Jan. 9. Cabling from London, the correspondent of tl c New York Times'' asserts that there is a possibility of an "explosion" In Persia similar to that in Manchuria because of the strained si uation that has arisen following the Persian Government's
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    MIDGETS' RIGHTS.
    107 15 Appeal Against Foreign Competition. New Ycrk. Anticipating a renewed demand for "midgets" when the Chicago World Fair opens, Amerit an midgets are seeking protection again.;t ennpetithn by foreign Lilliputians, says tho "J«ew York, limes." Senator Wagner has received a letter signed by James D. Doyle of the National
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    CHINESE BANKS FAIL.
    235 15 No Money Forthcjming From Overseas. Canton, Jan. 14. About eighteen Chinese banks went bankrupt during the past four months involving a loss cf $5,000,000. General trade depression, rlump in silk business, and decreasing remittances from overseas Chinese are the OMNI of the failures. Silk trade and banking
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    "SCRAP IRON" NAVY.
    63 15 Spain's Cinderella Fleet Of 89 Ships. Madrid. The 89 ships composing the Spanish Act would never And a market—except as scrap iron! This, at any rate, is the complaint of Don Antonio de la Villa, member of the permanent Parliamentary Marine Commission •'The Spanish Navy," he has
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    LEAGUE FOR PEACE.
    116 15 Frankfurt on Main. Naz*s broke up a meeting of the International Women's League for Peace and Freedom hero with stink and tear gas bombs, and rubber truncheons, according to the 'Vossische Zeitung." The meeting had hardly begun when a Nazi stood up in the audience and read
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      335 15 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING SURMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. Wavelenghs: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. Concert by the Northern Studio Orchestra, from Manchester Studio. 3.00 p.m. Books—Old
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      267 15 sister station of VK2ME. They are owned and operated by the Amalgamated wTrdeTol Australasia, Ltd., and Melbourne is an etper? now generally on dailyr£m a 'very day of the we 2 commencing at l pm q.m.t. or 830 urn of L Marseillaise" after which the call aim Is given. "Alio.
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    JEHOL PROVINCE.
    2031 16 RICH ECONOMIC AND MINERAL RESOURCES. The following article, taken from the "Chinese Economic Bulletin," gives some idea of the rich economic and mineral resources of the little known province of Jehol, the object of the present Japanese offensive in North China. Jhe majority of the dense population are
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    HOUSE VANISHES.
    42 16 Madrid. Almond trees, olive trees, and a country house disappeared when 25 acres of land on the coast of MaUorca slid into the sea. between Palma and Villa Estallenchs The movements of land are continuing, and \iolent upheavals of lock.
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    FAMILY FLIGHT OVER AFRICA.
    110 16 11-Year-Old Boy Sfmots A Lion. Paris. Jan. 8. The Vicomte de Sibour has just completed a 21.700 miles flight over Africa with his wife, formerly Miss Gordon Selfridge, and bis 11-year-old-son. Jean Jacques, in his aeroplane, "Safari IV." Jean (Jacques had a great thrill when he
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    CANADA'S OFFICIALS.
    100 16 A General Cut Of 17 Per Cent. Victoria, B. C. The cost of Government in British Columbia has been cut by nearly 400,000 dollars (£80.000» a year by the Minister of Finance. I Cabinet Ministers and all civil servants are included in further salary reductions ranging from 3
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    PRICES.
    457 16 Singapore. Feb. 17. MEAT. Beef, steak )round*, kati 0) Beef, stew or curry, kat! 25 Pork. lean, kati 44 Perk, lean fat 11st quality), kati 36 Mutton. Australian, lb. 33 Fowl, kati 43 Hens ilocally reared), kati 4f> Ducks, each 55 Pigeon, domestic unfledged, pair 80 Pigeons, fledged, pair
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    OPIUM VICTIM FOR THIRTY YEARS.
    1081 17 MAN WHO CONQUERED THE HABIT. CAMPAIGN IN MALAYA. SOCIETY WANTS TEN THOUSAND MEMBERS. ENTHUSIASM EVERYWHERE. (BY OUR CHINESE CORRESPONDENT.) In an interview granted to the writer on Thursday, Dr. Chen Su Lftlt, President of the Singapore Anti-Opium Society, described the vigorous campaign that is being
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    PACHMANN'S SIMPLE FUNERAL.
    162 17 Sons' Vain Dash to Bedside. Rome. Vladimir de Pachmann, the great pianist, wlX' has died in Rome at th? home of his old unpresario. Francesco Pallotelli. was buried quietly, according to the rites of th; Greek Orthodox Church. His two sons, hastily summoned from Paris, arrived just
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    A QUEEN'S STOCKING.
    185 17 Causes Her To Retire From A Ball. Cologne. Who was the Queen who had to retire from a ball because her stocklnirs came down? Frau August Jacob!. Cologne's oldest Inhabitant, told a local iournalist that the royal '*dv vaa Quern Mane, wife of the blind Kinsr George
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    GREEN MILK BOTTLES.
    140 17 THey Keep Food From Spoiling. Washington. Grass ereen may be the accepted colour for milk bottles in th* near future. The colour of luxuriant crass is officially credited by the United States Department o? Agriculture with belnt the most satisfactory resistant to food spoilage. The announcement is
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    FAMOUS SOLDIER RETIRES.
    55 17 Johannesburg. Major G.H.J. Kruger, who was In charge of the only gun which fired a shot before the Jameson raiders hoisted the white flag, ls now retiring from the Union Defence Force. Major Kruger joined the Straits Arillery as a gunner when he was 15, and he
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    G.B.S. THE MAN OF TO-MORROW.
    397 17 CECILE SOREL'S VIEWS. French Tragedienne Interviewed. Paris. Jan. 7. -Despite his seventy odd years. Bernard Shaw is the man of to-morrow,' Cecile Soivl the great French tragedienne, told ReuUr in an exclusive interview, and aa scon as 110 free of the Ccmed c Fran.ai-e, I
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    SLUMP AND HEALTH.
    300 17 Harassed Workers' Need Of A Tonic Food. Tiredness and nervous complaints are prevalent nowadays. The world crL c is has other consequences besides economic ones. Many people find that they must work much kM i and harder if they are to retain the Stfitttard of living to
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    THE CRIME FRONT.
    52 17 Chicago's Gun Play Victims. Chicago. Nine policemen and 37 criminals were killed during 1932 in duels between the law apd the underworld. Mortally wounocd under police gun fire were 19 bandits, nine burglars and car thiev.s and nine men who resisted arrest. In addition 26 other criminals
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      13 17 SPOPfS NOTES BY "ECHO" Every Week J < in the T "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST."
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      249 17 f Whispered 'Unpleasant Odour is Caused by Underarm Hair' Yvoone always wondered why she was unpopular and it was such a personal mat tci ii wis difficult to ttil her Finally, i I I up courage Hair under the •ms is not only ugly and repulsivelooking but greatly aggravates the
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    INDIAN "MESSIAH" GOES TO CEYLON.
    1107 18 MISSION OF 33 YEARS. SLEEPS THREE HOURS A DAY. PERSIAN WHO LOOKS LIKE YOUNG PADEREWSKI. Described as the Indian Christ or Messiah, Shri Sadguru Meher Baba, born of Persian parents in Poona thirty-eight years ago, is at present enjoying a quiet, restiul holiday ii Ceylon.
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    CROSSING ATLANTIC IN A "STRATOPLANE."
    121 18 Prediction Of Professor Piccard. jg Washington. Professor August Piccard, explorer of the stratosphere, predicts that in a few years travellers may cross the Atlantic in "stratoplanes" with less -isk than they now talie in crossing a large city in a motor-car. "The stratosphere is the
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    65,000 LETTERS—ON A POSTCARD!
    77 18 CttesM Ucri. The D ieaseldo f pain c Chr st an fi wefts?, has writ on 15.0 CC word", cert ala n« o.oti syllables and 65.300 letters, about mmx% rot the number of words in a novel of a vera*; length, on an ordinary postca d.
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    MARRY—AND PAY HALF RENT.
    47 18 Milan. All young couples who marry In 1933 wi'! have to pay only haif rent for their houses, according to a decision of the Genoa Fascist Federation of Householders. They will pay no rent for any month in which a child is bo-n.
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    STRONG MAN FOR SPANISH MOROCCO.
    89 18 "Drastic Reorganization" Begins. Madrid. A mw era dawns in Spanish Morocco wtih &6 ap.ToLvn-.cni o: Br. Juan Moles as Spanish High Commissioner. Drastic re rganirat;on in the cdministraticn cf the protectorate is to be launched i nder the new regime. Don Juan gives up th?
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    ELECTRICITY GIVEN AWAY.
    34 18 Hammelwarden (Germany). Ll::t::c current will be supplied for two n.cnt'.v, grrtls to Its customers by the electricity supply company here. The -earn given for this generosity is their prcsperous financial condition.
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    SINGAPORE PROPERTIES.
    1152 18 Big Auction Sale. The following? Singapore propertie- were sold by auction by Messrs Cheong Kocn 2 n e and Co. at their saleroom, 20,» Chulia Street Singapore, during *?avcabsi Land at Jurong irea S3 acres 26 pole* comprised la eututcrj Laud Oram ife uouelit by Mr. -loh Tiun
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    ITALY AWAITS ROYAL BIRTH.
    33 18 Reuter Wireless. Rome, Feb. 13. It is learned from a reliable source that th? Crown Princess, formerly Princess Marie Jo 6© of Belgium, is expecting a child.— Reuter Wireless.
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    BISHOP LEADBEATER.
    745 18 Local Theosophists To Celebrate Birthday. The Local Theoflophlcal Lodge celebrated the °cm birthday cf Bishop Charles Webster Lead* beatei one of tn.; e.reat-st pioneers of th? fi,. ~,,r.i...:i tci> 0.. ••"iidav. in the IndgJ' Premises, 181, Tank Road. There was a fair gathering of the members of the
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    EVEREST CLIMB.
    152 18 King's Wishes For Success Of Expedition. Reuter Wireless. London. Feb. 15. His Majesty the King has sent his best wishes for the success of the Mount Everest expedition, stating that he will closely follow the progress of the enterprise. Mr. Etherton, the organising secretary, who left London today
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    OTTAWA AGREEMENTS.
    76 18 New Preferences For The Dominions. Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 15. Sir Philip Cunliffe Lister, speaking in the House of Commons, announced that Government had invited the Protectorates and Colonies under the Ottawa agreements to accord Canada, Australia and India new or additional preferences. AH had agresd except Malta
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    R.A.F. PILOTS IN SOUTH AFRICA.
    59 18 Reuter Wireless. Capetown. Feb. 17. The two R.A.F. pilots. Squadron Leader j Gayforth and Flight-Lieut. Nibolettcs, will j tour South Africa while awaiting receipt of i th- new engine to be fitted before their return flight. They will visit Kimberley. Blosm- fontein, Johannesburg and possibly
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      193 18 TOTAL $2,100. 000 OM E TOTAL CLAIMS Pflm Frrtr I Policies issued against FlftE, LIFE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, PERSONAL ACCIDE NT, j BURGLARY, ETC., ETC. FULL COVER GRANTED AT COMPETITIVE KATES. The Prudential Assurance Co., Ltd. j I ilncorporated in England). j branch Office for Malaya: 17-18. Mercantile Bank Uuilding.
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      450 19 > HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN [drinking POSTUM s mm*** ~*m\ ''I Started several months fl| nnd it's done a l«»t lea, either—Pm just easing BY /II up a bit. li lt and M^BlftflWflff V, /jH irritable, and a friend sug- TTjjiff l m\\A//YN jested 100 muc t<;l might v
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