Malaya Tribune, 27 February 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XXr No. 48 SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Feb. 27, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1933.
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    "Take Him Out And Lynch Him."
    2018 2 SHAW'S BANTER IN HONGKONG. "GO RED, YOUNG MEN." Address To University Students. EDUCATION DENOUNCED. Despite his resolution not to give a public address while fm his present tour. Georgr Bernard Shaw spoke to students in the Great Hall of the University of Hongkong. Brilliantly
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    "A DAMNABLE PLACE."
    170 2 Mr. George Bernard Shaw's Hongkong Impressions. "A damnable place. George Bernard Shaw was crisp and to the point when a "S.C.M. Post" representative ventured inside his suite aboard the "Empress of Britain" and asked him if he would give his impressions of Hongkong. Impressions? I have no
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    H.K. ROTARY PROTEST.
    56 2 G.B.S. Disseminating Dangerous Ideas. "United Press." t Hongkong, Feb. 15. The Rotary Club to-day mailed letters to aU editors protesting that George Bernard Shaw was "disseminating dangerous ideas among Chinese students." Shaw, arriving on the around-the-world liner, "Empress of Britain" told university students yesterday that they should
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    HALF OF THEM BRITISH.
    185 2 Canada Has Over Two Million Immigrants. Ottawa. i More than half cf Cr-nada s total immigration population in 1931 were British, according to census figures just published. The immigrants f. tailed 2 307,525. Of this number fewer than fifty per cent, were of atten birth. 1.133,9-2
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    A RUSSIAN 'DEAD SEA."
    164 2 Supports A Town Of 20,000 Workers. i j Moscow. A "Dead Sea" in the Kara Bugaz Bay of the Caspian Sea is now being successfully exploited for the production of chemicals. The area of this "Dead Sea" is nearly eight square miles. Neither fish nor plants
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    ANCIENT OATCAKES.
    99 2 Roman Cookery Discovered By Students. Vienna. Oatcakes that are so od—or so bad— that they have lasted m re than 1.600 years have just been discovered with some Roman reuer in the Buigenland, near the Hungarian frontier. Earthen vessels designed for holding fooj have been found by thirty-five
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    THRIFTY ABORIGINES.
    105 2 Sydney. Australia's aborigines are thrifty *J h < rJH r f the Queensland Chief Protector of Aborigines shows that 5.579 of the 17.706 aborigines in Queensland had £289.243 in savvefr nkS^V the Md f the l3st financial JT** h Edition. £12.000 had been invested t£ Loan. Cent CommOnWea,th
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      95 2 Pre? Somplp' on re Irom WG. Drehcr ,v Singapore s Kodak Film t KODAK LTD. (Incorporated in England). Robinson Road and Battery Road, E SINGAPORE j SUNLIGHT MAID FRUIT SYRUP. The Drink of Drinks, comes in all the datteati flavours of FRESH SUN RIPENED FRUITS. Obtainable At:— Sel gie Store,
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1784 3 Many Deaths. THE CHINESE AND MASONRY. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 7 (by Air Mai'.^. Influenza still holds England in its grip. -The shoit, sharp sped of extreme frost that t wrote abcut in my last letter led the medical world to hope for an abatement
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    36 3 A distinguished visitor at Peiping is Mr. Harold Acton, eminent British poet. Mr. Acton was born in Italy, and his mission to China is to make a study of the comparative histories of China and Italy.
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    PRISON PROFESSORS.
    223 3 Head Of The School A Murderer Joliet (Illinois). Richard Loeb. the former student, who, with Nathan Leopold, is serving a 99-year sentence for the killing of young Bobby Pranks several years ago in an effort to commit the "per: c. crime.*' may now be referred to a* "Professor
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    MILLION YOUTHS WORKLESS.
    60 3 Berlin, There are about 1,000,000 youths and about 400,000 girls under the age of 25 unemployed in Germany, according to the Minister of Labour. The Minister also states that the Voluntary Work Service, which provides the bare necessities of life in return for labour on public works
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      149 3 I THE CAR j YOU CAN AFFORD MORRIS CARS have proved themselves not only cars that—broadly speaking—everybody can afford to own but also cars that most peopic prefer to own, because I they definitely embody the best that motoring has to offer at any given price. Approximately one in every
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    Shipping News & Notices. "APPALLING TRADE" IN 1932.
    1030 4 Shipping News Notices. "APPALLING TRADE" IN 1932. A General Sag In Freights. Our shipping industry has experianecd periods of deep depression as well as times :f occasional prosperity, but seldtm have the circumstances for all sections been more trying than th se 1932 provided. The description, "appalling conditions,' applied by
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    A JUNK TRIP.
    149 4 Shanghai Adventurers To Cross Pacific. Shanghai Feb. 16. Another adventurous group of foreign -rs are commencing a junk cruise on Sunday when the Ningpo junk "Shin Di Ping Sh;" fa'aetttns out from Shanghai, on a venturesome joumev to New York, via the South Seas. The expedition is
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    OUTLOOK FOR 1933.
    135 4 Cheering News Of More Building. The Shipbuilding Employers' Federation has issued a statement giving cheering news of a revival of shipbuilding in this country. It is stated that after 10 months cf almost complete stagnation the ordering of new mercantile shipbuilding work began in November, end during
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    SHIPBUILDING IN 1932.
    938 4 Britain Still Leads The Way. The only cause for congratulation in respect to 193--S reccrd of shipbuilding, lamentrUy depressed as it was, was that the Eritish Empire with an output of 147 vessels and 227,116 tens (excluding the Royal Dockyards) was still the greatest shipbuilding nat on
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      413 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 PAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. (Under Contrct with His Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Ranpura 17,000 Mar. 3 Bhutan
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      215 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch Australische Dampfschlffs tMj Ocsellschalt (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. una. M.s. RAMSES, via Manila Mar. 10 WORLD CRUISE 1933. t s.s. RESOLUTE. In port 8 to Mar. 9 t m.s. DUISBURG. via Manila Mar. 21 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Apr.
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      496 4 Where Yon May Buy The Malaya Tribune tKSS! N SALE AT K r.m.t "cnang. SINGAPORE. V Mohamed Ibrahim. 134. Tanjong Pagar MALACCA. a £^L and CPPeI RMd stati °n. STLfS Co 14 Cross Street. A. Pa-asamy. General Hospital (News Seller* c I store ™> Jonker Street. Mr E s. Kattuvasa.
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      167 4 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd.. and published frxfm the "Malaya Tribune" offices at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. It is being greatly improved by the introduction of many New J Features, while the best of the old 1 ones are retained. The features
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    238 5 Mining Shares. re. Monday. 11 a.m. quotations are Issued excnange and stock -j» Buyers. Bellers. 219 18 2u norn I A- 11-119 11,- 12,- k nos o.io I 0.35 0.40 6 Tin OS ir norn 0.18 0.22 M H. l 26 0.30 13- J4'--49 5 9 tf*
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    62 5 MB BY FRASER CO.. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. I 100 101 ci 105 110 norn 104 105 norn ■Wwe Municipal J^° 9 < per cent. 104 105 norn 100 105 norn .-ai 1134 114', norn ■WW? Municipal Hl* 113 norn :pal 1• W \lc B.nds
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    136 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. LITTLE BUSINESS PASSING. Rubber Prices Generally Unchanged. Singapore. Monday, Noon. To-day's Prices: Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 61 8 cts., unchanged, im (Singapore), $75 < >s Saturday's Prices: London Rubber 2 1 16d., unchanged. Market Tone: Idle. New York Rubber, 2% cts., unchanged Market Tone: Dull.
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    49 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 1 16d. New York Snot: t% (G.) cents. Singapore: 6 1 16—6 316 cents. TIN. Lcndon Spot: £147 7s. 6d. (Unchanged.) Lcrftion 3 months: £147 17s. 6d. (Unchanged.) Singapore: $75.37 4. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried $4.45 Mix.cd $4.15
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    BRITISH FINANCE IN 1932.
    1735 5 A YEAR OF CHEAP MONEY. Rise In Gilt-Edged Securities. Prom the standpoint ol world Lade and the value of commodities the year 1932 witncssec. a continuance, if not acc.n.tu.-t.cn, of tne unfavourable conditions that v. ere exrerienced in 1931 and preceding years, but Great Eritain made
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    224 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.; Singapore, Feb. 27. Soiling: London 4 months* sight 2s. 3 27 32d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 13|16d., London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d.. London 30 days' sight 2s. 3\d., London demand 2s. 323 32d.. Londcn T.T. 2s. 3 11|16d.,
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    INDUSTRIES FAIR.
    419 5 j Interesting Exhibition At Basle. j In tunes cf even the greatest disturbances to international economic traffic, the Swiss market is a point ol attraction, lor Swiss industrial production being adapted in a high degree to the expert trade, it holds a ccmparatively strong position in the world's
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    389 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Monday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotations art issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Eratt: "<*ue Value. Fraser Lyall Snares. Oo. Kvatt. 1 Allentiy $0 45 $0.55 $0 45 *0.60 1 Alor Gajah 0 25 0.35 0.25 0.35 1 A. Hitam
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    GENERAL.
    278 5 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. 13 CLOSING QUOTATIONS. 3 1 2 3 3 a Buyers. Seller». m > CM p* S2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.05 1.10 S2 $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0J0 noa £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 90 95|$10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.20 5.50 £1 £1 C.
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      39 5 YEARLY INTEREST PAID QUARTERLY A bank balance is your best friend. You can turn to it whenever you are in need of financial assistance. Build a bank balance quickly with small regular savings. Head Office: 55, Wall Street, N.Y.
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      300 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incrrporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: L 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed j Capital £2.000.000 Paid-up-Caphal £1.000.000 Reserve Fund and Reot 503.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: B mbay. Calcutta, Colombo. Karachi. Madras, Amcia. Baghdad, Bahrein. Kiikuli, Mo.-.vi and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and inlercot alioAed at
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      256 6 thf in::- i :••< hi: v.t i v ir-z vick ok the world's pictures. I STAN THEY'RE AT IT AGAIN! NOT CONTENT TO PACK THE ALHAMBRA U •> FOR lfi liOLSES A MONTH AGO j HERE THEY ARE STILL DRAWING j I i OLIVER WITH THEIR 7-REEL HURRICANE »-v r
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      302 6 Amusements I Last Night's Packed House Endorse AMY JOHNSON'S OPINION! "Realistic and Thrilling That's what Everybody says about Universal's Terrific Epic of The AIR Service "AIR MAIL"! j Different from any With RALPH BELLAMY, J AIR FILM yet made SLIM SUMMERVILLE, I j Rt W»V*g for the fint time, an
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      285 6 Last Night! The splendid musical show that has delighted th™ SAY IT WITH MUSIC with Jack Payne and His Band The film with the big song hits. «tmMiii«i»»:»:«»»»:»w GRAND PREMIERE TO-MORROW GEORGE ARLISS IN THE MAN WHO PLAYED SOD 1 The most magnificent drama ever unfolded j HINDUSTANI TALKIE Q
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      877 7 ADVERTISEMENTS. FORM "C" Pursuant To Section 112 Of Ordinance No. 155 (Companies >' STATEMENT BY THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LIMITED, AS AT THE 31«T DAY OF DECEMBER, 1932. MM of the Company is $20.000,000.0, divided into 20C.C00 of ..niK r of shams issued is 105,000. w toe amount cf $50.00 per
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      588 7 j Assets exceed $12,000,000. f| I Assurance in force over $35,000,000. j The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Strait* Settlement). I J HEAD OFFICE: Great Ba.tern Life Building. Cecil street. Singapore OPPICB old JewrT Q c C mpany £20 0 0° lth <~ court or
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      174 7 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. This Week's Programmes Of Drills. TO-DAY, FEB. 27. 5.15 pm—Headquarters. SR.A. <v>. Practice Demonstration. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, Fortress Coy. Malay S c., Lamp and Squad Drill. 5.15 p.m.-Headquarters. "A" iM.G.) Company. Voluntary—Foot Drill. 5.?0 p.m.—Hadquarters. "B" Coy Ceremonial. I 30 p.m.—Headquarters, "C" Coy. <as detailed). Ceremonal. 5.15 pm—Headquarters, "F"
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    LOSS OP PEIPIAO ADMITTED
    115 7 Reuter. Nanking, Feb. 25. Mr. T. V. Soong has returned here from Nanchang, the capital of Kiangsi Province where he conferred on financial and military problems connected with the Northern situation with Chiang Kai Shek who is directing the anti-Communist drive in Kiangsi. Th? loss of
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    NO FOREIGNERS INVOLVED.
    71 7 Reuter. Peking. Feb. 25. It is learned then are no American and no Japanese residents in Jehol and it is believed very few Britons, if any. there other than observers and war correspondents. The-Chinese claim still to be holding Chaoyang.—Reuter Tokyo. Feb. 23. The Navy Office has
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    AMERICA AND LEAGUE.
    250 7 On Common Ground In The Far East. Reuter. Wishing ton. Feb 2u Mr. Stim-vn. in a message io the bsssfue declares that the purpose of the Dotted States Government in the Sino-Japanese dispute coincides generally with that of the- Lea',"!- tin s mmon objective being the HslnlOflMUi
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    TOKYO'S THANKS TO SIAM.
    138 7 Reuter. Tokyo, Feb. 25. Fearing that the indignati.n caused by the League's action may rouse individual fanatics among reactionaries to an attempt at violence against f.reten residents, the Home Office ha. instructed the police all over the country to take precautienaiy measures. Pntfeund gratification is expressed
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    SEVERE FIGHTLY.
    43 7 Heavy Casualties In Lingnan Encounters. Reuter. Peiping. Feb. 25. Messages from General Ho Chu Kuo report severe fighting with heavy casualties in the Lingnan area, where two Chinese brigades, established in a mountain pass, are facing an attack by 20,000 Japanesc.—Reuter.
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    JAPAN WILL WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE.
    111 7 Reuter. Paris, Feb. 25. The very important effect which Japan 3 dramatic gesture at Geneva yesterday is likely to have upon the League is exhaustively discussed by the French press, which considers that Japan will definitely withdraw from the League. The Left papers remain hostile
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    INTER NATIONAL WAR UNTHINKABLE
    171 7 Reuter. New York, Feb. 25. Discussing the Far Eastern developments, the New York Times" Washington correspondent declares that there had not been found one responsible person vho was contemplating the possibility of war between the United Slates and Japan ia an even distant future. "Unthinkable" was
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    STEADY AVDANCE.
    292 7 Bombers Devastate Border Towns. Reuter. Peiping. Feb. 26. The Japanese are steadily advancing into Jthol. Japanese bombers have devastated Kailu and Chaoyang, bcth of which the Chinese have abandoned. The Chinese casualties in the week's fighting are reported to be 500.—Reuter. TJRITISH ATTITUDE. London, Feb. 20. A rumcur
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    PROTECTION OF DUTCH INDIES.
    202 7 Reuter. Geneva. Feb. 25. Mr Matsuoka is travelling in Holland where lie will initiate pourparlers with a view to Hulland and Japan completing a non-aggression pact, presumably with reference to the Dutch Indies.—Reuter. London Feb. 25. By the Assembly's adoption.•if the report iLe League has gained
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    INTERNATIONAL HYPOCRISY.
    352 7 Reuter. London. Feb. 26. The authoress of the "Peace Army" plan during the fighting at Shanghai, the woman preacher Dr. Maude Royden, in a speech in London this evening, intimated that she was considering the possibility of similar action j in the present case. She was meeting her
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    CHINA TO BREAK OFF?
    104 7 Legislators And Relations With Japan. Hongkong, Feb. 26. Under instiuctiens from Tokyo, the Japanese residents in Canton are preparing to evacuate tlie city. The Macao authorities have been instructed hy the Portuguese Government to increase food storage as a precaution against complicate ns in the event
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    DISGUISE FAILED.
    273 7 Japanese Said He Was Chinese. An attempt by a Japanese to pass himself off as a Chinese coolie and Lnd in the Colony was described before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Toiler) en Saturday when Kiyeshi Hac- bite charged with making false representations in order to procure
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    SCHOOLBOY'S DEATH.
    39 7 A verdict of death by mMdvrsilu"' WU uiurd tiy th" Coruner n--du, In Mu* »a-, Mm* ue.->asr-oid Chinese .choultry who «ostein* rd tal.il uijurl*-* whtbt plsylua III Hi» t .,r Anffio Chines* 1 School in Coleman Street-
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    58 8 LGH CHWEE TENG passed away at his residence, No. 106. P.ck Seah S'reet. on Saturday, 25th instant, at the age cf 56. Leaving b.hind wife, one son, one daughter, one soa-in-Caw, two grand-daughters and two grandsons, to mourn his lots. Funeral on Wednesday, March 1st. at 10
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    MALAYAN MATTERS.
    879 8 It was stated in the House of Commons the other day that September, 1935, is the date by which work must be completed on Sir John Jackson's contract at the Singapore Base. Altogether over five millions sterling is being expended, in addition to nearly a million which the
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    NEW MALAY MEMBER OF COUNCIL.
    335 8 Mr. Mohamed Rhouse Succeeds Mr. Eunos. The "Pinang Gazette" understands that Mr. Mohamed Rhouse, C.H., J.P., has been appointed as Malay Member of the Legislative Council vice the Hon. Mr. Mohamed Eunus bin Abdullah, whose term of office* expires at the end of this month.
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    TRADE COMMISSION.
    64 8 First Meeting In Singapore On March 6. We understand that (he first meeting cf the Trade C:mmission will be held in Singapore on March 6—after the Legislative Council meeting. The Commission's task is to inquire into "the trade of the Colony, the directions in which it has gained
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    42 8 From China by the "Sirdhana," due at Singapore this evening. From Holland by the "Dempo," due at Singapore to-mcrrow morning. From China by the "Van Heutsz," due at Singapore daylight to-morrow. From Australia by the •'Mangola," due at Singapore to-morrow.
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    NEW DRILL HALL.
    48 8 Owing to the very large dem3nd for tickets for the opening of the new headquarters, S.S.VF.. by the Gcveinor en Saturday ar.d owing to the limited space available, it is very much regretted thU all future applications ior tickets will have to be strictly curtailed.
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    464 8 The Hon. Mr. San Ah Wing and Mr. Khoo Teik Ec arrived in Singapore this mcrning by the "Klang." Sycd M. H. Chishty, editor of "Real Islam." is leaving on Friday by the "Rajputana" for India en business. He will be away for about a month. Mr. A. B. Jordan,
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    455 8 (BT "LOOK iR CtN I England managed to innings lead at Sydney. t iL*,** being "touch and go"i-n the two last wicket, to fall p d and tail wagged modestly. ut A Those "run outs" 0 f Levk»j Ames may have a m the result. The Auasies
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    41 8 From the next number the local untitled religious journal. "Real Islam." will Jj fre? to non-Muslims and a 0 co it is understood that Muslin.' wi» so may forward donations t< of printing the journal to the man. North Bridge Road.
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    44 8 '•TAKE HIM OUT AND LYNCH HIMALAYANS AT HOME on P" CLUB DIARY, on page 11. DIARY OF EVENTS. 00 SHIPPING NEWS, on page.- OUR READERS' VIEWS, on RADIO PROGRAMME, on ]Mt CANNOT NOW FACE RELA ITVI LOCAL CHINESE AFFAIRS, W c
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    Rapid Advance Of The Japanese.
    196 9 MAIN ATTACK ON JEHOL LAUNCHED. CITY OF PALACES AND SPLENDOUR IN PERIL. Marshal Chang's Wily Game. Trying To Embroil America With Japan? attack on Jehorhas been launched and the Japanese troops are advancing rapidly, with the help of bombategic points on the way to Jehol
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    TANG TO RETREAT?
    931 9 Japanese Driving All Before Them. Tokyo. Sr..:: W H a. Commander of the Chinese a: Cirhf-:.,. reported to have offered i- "C i tiie Manchukuo. According to >.rt Governor Tang Yu Lin is prepare to withdraw. v. ci>tomary vigour and ability for -T. nd. r most adverse
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    JEHOL WILL FALL.
    330 9 Chinese Nation Expecting The Worst. Reuter. Persistent Japanese reports of Chinese defections meet with equally persistent denials, but the part changing loyalties have played in this part of the world must not be forgotten and con* d rable desertions may b3 as important a factor in any
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    BRITISH PRESS AND JAPAN.
    463 9 Arms Embargo. LEAGUE CANNOT BE NEUTRAL. Reuter. London, Feb. 25. "Japan and the League" is the main topic M the morning papers. "An international embargo on arm. and money for Japan shou'd be imposed immediately." declares the "News-Cij-cnicle," urging that the British Admiralty's t'ennition of "contraband
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    MR. CERMAK DYING?
    112 9 Jewish Faith Healer To Pray. Reuter. Miami. Feb. M. Mr. Cermak, Mayor of Chicago who was seriously wounded in the recent attempt to assassinate Mr. Roosevelt, is stated to te hovering between life and death. His condition is aggravated by congestion of the lungs. His family visited
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    HITLER AND THREATS.
    92 9 Will Defend The Unity Of Germany. Munich. Feb. 25. Reuter. Addressing a meeting i:f 30.000 Br. Hitler (Chancellor) replying to the threats of members of the Bavarian Government O secede for the Reich, said that it would be an act of madness to reduce Bavaria to a
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    JAPAN'S REPLY.
    68 9 Full Text Follows Cabled Summary. Reuter. Tokyo, Feb. 26. The Japanese countei statement to the League under Paragraph Five was issued from Tckyo this evening. The t:xt is available fo: Geneva and the Embassies and Legations abroad.—Ruter. IA copy cf the full text has been forwarded by the
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    QUARREL IN COURT.
    87 9 I A fight between two Tamil gardeners j ended in the Police Courts on Saturday when one man was charged with causing grievous hurt. The complainant stated that ne was pushed by the accused and fell heavily. Wnen Uei went to hospital it was discovered that, me
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    HANGED IN CELL.
    43 9 A Chinese woman who had been detained in the Civil Prison on a chaige of causing hurt to a four-year-eld girl was found dead, hanging in her cell, en Saturday. There will be a Coroner's inquiry in due cour-e i
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    ROUND-UP OF REDS.
    172 9 DEMONSTRATIONS PREVENTED. 200 Men Detained Many Local Places Raided. What is considered to be the m*>st important rounu-up of alleged Communists in Singapore was made the other day by officers ~t the Special Branch (C.I D aided by the divisional police. Thirty-five raids were carried ou>, on
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    LAVENDER ST. BLAZE.
    166 9 Brigade Save Cars And Other Property. A seri us outbreak of fire occurred in a group o. f undrics and garages situated at the corner of Lavender Street and Hamilton Road in the early N urs of this morning. The call was received at about 1 o'clock
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    SHIPS AGENT FINED.
    136 9 Passengers Landed Without Permission. The agent for the "Siamese Prince." a European named J. A. Grant, was fined $10 by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) this morning for allowing passengers to land without permission" from the Immigration authorities. Mr. Spsnser Wilkinson, for the agent, said
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    "HIAWATHA" CONCERT.
    113 9 Appreciation From The Governor. His Excellency the Governor has sent the following letter of appreciation cf the Musical Society's efforts to Mr. E. A. Brown:— "I greatly enjoyed the concert given by the Singapore Musical Society, and it seems la me that the quality and the performance by
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT.
    219 9 Th? first Childrens Concert of the year will be held in the Memorial Hall on Tuesday, March 7, at 5 p.m. The programme that has bean arranged Ls sn interesting and a novel cne. The principal "pci former" will be the Band of the Wiltshire Regiment and the
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    Australia Again Lose First Wicket For Nought
    1503 10 ENGLAND ALL OUT FOR 454 RUNS. RICHARDSON S "SPECTACLES." EXCITING PLAY IN FIFTH TEST AT SYDNEY. Reuter. Knglami topped Australia's first innings score of 435 runs by 19 l his morning, in the Fifth Test match which was commenced at Sydney on Thursday.
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    STOP PRESS.
    9 10 Reuter. Tea-time: Australia 139 for 1 rickets.—Reuter.
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    NORWEGIAN GOVERNMENT.
    9 10 Reuter. OMWMMt MU tig ft,,* n 1
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    AIRMEN AT BUKIT TIMAH.
    642 10 Successful Meeting. EVENT TO BE HELD ANNUALLY. RIFLE-SHOOTING. The R.A.F. held their firit rifle meeting at Bukit Timah on Saturday afternoon. The programme of events was successfully completed and seme very good shooting was witnessed. Flight Lt. Staton being the most fuccessful "ompeator for the afternoon.
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    What's On To-Night.
    108 10 Alhambra. -Laurel and Hardy in -Pack Up Your Troubles." Capitol.—"Air Mail." Empire.—"Flying High." featuring Bert Lahr and Charlotte Greenwood. Great World.—Side shows, paaar malam Malay opera, Chinese wayangs, silent and talking films ''Shipmates" and at Star Talkie: "Follow Thru'"). Marlborough.— Douglas Fairbanks in "Mr Robinson Crusoe," supported
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    S.C.F.A. INTER-CLUB LEAGUE.
    630 10 Great Fight In Blinding Rain. ASSN. FOOTBALL. Though eventually winning by four clear goals, the Chinese Companions Athletic Association were given a hard fight in the second round of the S.C.F.A. inter-Club League competition at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday, by the St. Matthews' Young People's Guild.
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    INTER-SCHOOL MATCH.
    42 10 Raffles Institution team v. the Johore English College to-morrcw o n the R. I. ground: Jwee Yeow: Seng Quee. Abdul Razak Yew Leng. S. If Ally. Ah Hong: Beng Wan. Kirn Guan, A. G. Valberg, Kirn Chua and Syed Mohamed.
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    S.C.C. v. WILTS.
    136 10 Ground To Be Enclosed On Wednesday. The following have been invited to play for the S.C.C. v. the Wiltshires on Wednesday at the S.C.C. at 5.10 p.m.: T. G. Lashmar J. G. Glasgow, P. A. McCaffery. F. E. E. Hirdley, E. Laldman. C. J. Bembroke, C. Bennett.
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    R.A.F. WIN "INTERNATIONAL."
    147 10 But Lose To Bangkok Sports Club. /From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Feb. 2fl. A big crowd turned out to witness the Sports Ciub v. Air Frrce match yesterday. The Club scored in the opening exchanges and added a second goal insice ten minutes. The visitors were unimpressive,
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    MALAYS BEAT CHINESE.
    78 10 Scratch Game At Jalan Besar. In a pcor game played at the Jalan Besar Stadium last Saturday, the Malays II defeated the Chinese II by 4-2. Both Clubs fieldfd scratch sides as it was anticipated that the match would be postponed on account of the rain that
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    WORLD CHAMPION HERE.
    336 10 Beats 25 Local Players Simultaneously. CHESS. A fair number-of people saw Dr. Ahxander Akkhme, the wcrkl's chess champion, play jo simultaneous fanes against local players in the Adelphi Hotel yesterday. Dr. Alekhine won every one, most of his opponents retiring when placed in a hopeless position. Brainy
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    ONLY TWO MATCHES.
    50 10 Weather Washes Out Other Games. RUGBY FOOTBALL. Reuter. London. Feb. 25. Only two of the principal matches fixed for tc-day were played, these resulting as follows: Blackheath 33 pts: Moseley 13 pts. London Scottish pf.: Cambridge U. 3 pts. All ther games were scratched owing to enow—Reuter.
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    SCOTLAND v. IRELAND.
    65 10 International Game Postponed. London. Feb. 25. The Int<:nat.'nal between Ireland and Scotland, V-'uch was due to be played in Dublin to-day. was postponed to next Saturday. March 4.—Reuter. En the Internal nals played so far this season, Scotland beat Wales, who beat England. England beat Ireland. Ireland
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    RYDER CUP MATCHES.
    91 10 United States Team Selected. GOLF. Reuter. New York. Feb,. 25. The following nine- have been selected as the U.S. representatives, for th? Ryder Cup Booties rgainst Britain in June: W. Hagen <capi>. Ccne Sarazrn Olin Dutra Crai" JJPc d. Donsmore Schuic. Paul Run van." Horton Smith. Leo
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    WEI-HAI-WEI CUP COMPETITION.
    307 10 Yesterday's Fj nal DOUBLE SUCCESS F 0 SINGAPORE C, c. GOLF. The Singapore G.C. uVfeat-ri G.C. by five matche to en i k 1 Wei-Hai-Wei Cup. course y:sterday Q M. M. Pater. M Earr-Shn by ft* up a new record tor h round in 64 (eta und
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    G.G.C. EVENTS.
    55 10 j The follow ing are the fixtures of lee Gsd i Golf Ciub ior the Deal I Feb. 28: Mixed id—semes dob i bar.d night. March 11 and 12 II i m March J5 and 1G Ladl March 13: Match V Bepp I fldl I away). March 28:
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    ISLAND CLUB EVENTS.
    32 10 The Island Club February played on Saturday £.nd Sunday n {X Entries for the Race Cour:- Cup ccmp rre now cpen. and will c!oh- on 1 hursds; 6.30 p.m.
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    Air Thrills At The Capital.
    114 10 AT THE CINEMAS. Aviators get more and t i- AI»" V pictures more and m r ;nrunn: j the late; t cf Its tjrpi Capitol, is unusual in r:ia' s 1 j3 civi'ian flyers, revealing the cow* J ondurance—and the jo> and pilots who take
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    Laurel And Hardy To Athambra.
    76 10 A repeat screenn b]fS *a? 'g comedy "?a k up r.t the Allumbra c L number of p cpportunity of seeii 1 hf fe This production i< r feature films whkh t' h?n it %u 11 made and was here some Ubm i as American
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    124 11 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES. Singapore. Feb. 27. East Wharf .(Entrance Gate 1). Sirdhana 22; Rohna 20; Soli 19. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 8). Rajput 16: City of Lyons 14; Pres. Adams 11; Aden 9; Aeneas 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Otte S). Glrniffer 30; Troilus 32; Bcncleuch 35; Irisbank
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      406 11 CLUB DIARY. (Thert are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    1813 12 Sports Pastimes. ASSN. FOOTBALL. WEATHER UPSETS LEAGUE PROGRAMME. GROUNDS SNOWED UNDER. ONLY TWENTY-ONE GAMES PLAYED ON S4TURDAY. Snow all over England on Saturday prevented 23 of the 44 English League matches from being played. Only five games were played in the First Division and four each in the Second and
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    TOURISTS ARRIVE.
    304 12 Passengers Of "President Adams." SHIPPING NEWS. Among the prominent passengers on ih~ Dollar Liner, the "President Adams," wtrcn arrived on Saturday, were th? i'ollowing: H.R.H. Prince Purachatra, of Slam, returning from a visit to the Philippine Islands. Dr. Alexander Alekhine, of Paris, en a world tour. Dr. Alekhine
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    WRECK NEAR HARBOUR.
    61 12 The "Ben.Meuch" reports tha: she sighted at I!.if a.m. last Saturday a mast 6 ft. a-ovc v.fiter at lat. 1.13 ceg. 50" N. and long. 103.34 deg. 30" E, 1 mile 3 cable :43 dtg. frcm chart-red position cf wreck en chart 3836 at th? western approach
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      20 12 JAVASON SPECIAL SYRUPS. "Light-House" Brand. All varieties. Pollow the crowd and drink JAVASON S. Of all nigh class provision stores
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      279 12 *s'*riiiit.ii'tii.iiiiiitiii<.«ii(ii|ii«uii:(HtMiiitiiti.iiiiii|iitiiiiiiiiaiiinii.» a iOUR TOWN OFFICE, j I The town office of the "Malaya [Tribune" has been removed from I 2Ga-20c, Collyer Quay,, to f m I Messrs. E. M. Glover Co., I |9, The Arcade (Ground floor) 1 Tel. 2219. Advertisement inquiries may be I made there, and letters and
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      69 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. La-t Yesterday. Night Max Bright Mm. T«mp. Raiirfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. P. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. 1 Alcr Star 95 Nil 10.9 70 Kota Bharu 86 Nil 10.5 70 K. Trengganu 83 Nil 5.8 71 Bukit Jeiam 9C 0.02 5.5 73 Mersir.g 83
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    89 13 I letters To The Editor. invT recdrrs are invited to icritt to us on 1 ,,i vubltc interest. it mutt be underit01 the Malaya Tribune does noi endorse opinions expressed by conesLETTERS should be as brief preferably typewritten (double lS and on one side of the paper
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    An Upper Serangoon Appeal.
    50 13 tMalaya Tribune.") >r\ factory at Hillside Drive n iday and the whole place was •.•iut downas allowed here some years v r Sorangoon was jungle, but rciuoon ls a residential area, authorities won't allow anto be erected on the same Yours, etc., HILLSIDE." r< u 01
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    The Trolley-Buses.
    62 13 7. f f. Malaya Tribune.") c K:ud w me a little space to ask it it ion. We all know that are allowed to travel free •rollcy-buses. But are we that they have a right to Ccan: T' n members of the general V p.r. hard cash have
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    "Malayas At Home."
    178 13 ,To i £u'.r. Malaya Tribune.' It one of the frailties of human ::d I often wender if those t e > as "Malayans at Home" thought as to why they .id be r:ned Malayans." To my mind Th have resided in Malaya over a l>. r.ur.brr f
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    The Far East.
    329 13 'OV' Ft;tor, Malaya Tribune.") a the settlement of the Man:unncd. the League of ut the Lytton Commission k :t >- China by appealing to the decision on the Lytton Re- hers: and Japan by keeping ftnniy in her hand has also done encu 8h. Japan is not
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      311 13 >' >, «lmllav- latest report »bcnv tdat tde atatlon «5 V rrcelvccl ln varlou» parts ol sX X s,t»l»va. ll« «ssll »n 3l Nlatnz. 3l»m, V >> < "'lull.r «ml «,u»!lt>. W ,p v -7,» 2 »»n<loeng > I/ V 6«lctv. lecelvec, 6urln« <l»v V' llav mu«le. aenerali, lrom V
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    CANNOT NOW FACE RELATIVES.
    224 14 Chettiar Debtor. WILL NOT GO BACK TO INDIA. The following i s a coutinuation of the public examination of A. M. Thevnappa Chettiar, »>ef<>re Mr. Justice Mills in the Bankrupted Court on Friday. The first part appeared iii Saturday's issue. Referring to the limited liability Compain
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    A BANKRUPTS BAD LUCK.
    654 14 LOST FIVE CHILDREN IX SKVFX YEARS. Rajaratnaui Savarinathan, in his public examination before Mr. Justice J. V fi. Mills in the Bankruptcy Court on Friday, said in answer to Mr D. 11. Tudor, Assistant Official Assignee, that be bad five children, all 0$ whom had died
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    LOCAL CHINESE AFFAIRS.
    2564 15 \„f Enough Scouts. K i; THEY LIABLE TO bK ALLED UP? r Chines" Correspondent.) had 23 years in Malaya. There iixjut 700 Scouts, according net's report presented :al m eting of the Singapore ciation. Of this number, are Chinese, so that the 3 'outs in the Colony
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    SOVIET PASSPORTS.
    121 15 Moscow, Jan. 23. The new passport system, by which every Soviet citizen over the age of 16 must have a passport, has begun to be put in force in the three largest cities of the Soviet Union— Moscow, Leningrad and Charkofl*. Residents in these three cities who have
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    HEROIC HALFBREED.
    176 15 Saves Companions After 'Plane Crash. Ottawa, Jan. 21. Det ils of the heroic c:nduct of a halfbreed prisoner, who saved the life of three companions after their aeroplane had crashed in the forzen nortn cf Canada, have now reached the headquarters of the Rcyal Canadian Mounted Police here.
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    MORE EMPIRE EGGS.
    97 15 Record Australian Export To Britain. Sydney. Australia has exported more eggs to Britain during the 1931-32 season than in any previous year. Exports from New South Wales, for instance imounted to 3,653,550 dozen during the 1931--32 season, compared with 2,434,020 dozen tat the previous twelve months. The
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    THE THIRSTY CITY.
    83 15 rnree Million Gallons Of Alcohol Drunk. Zagreb. The people of Zagreb, the Croatian capital, drank more than 3.000,000 gallons of wine and spirits last year. Even including ail women and children, the city's population b less than 180,000. The 3.000,000 gallons represents only theamount which paid duty,
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      251 16 M. HASSAN ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. 36-37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SIANG LIM PARK GEYLANG. GARDEN
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      671 16 THE PEOPLE S PAPER: INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. io LET—IBB, Tank Road. Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—Compound House, No. 109, Halg Road. Apply 20, Chulia Street. TO LET "Sih-rrton." 8. Upper Wilkie Road, two-storeyed compound houfc, with sanitary installation. water, electric lights and garage. Apply to N B.
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      491 16 AUCTION SAJLE. AUCTION SALE ENTERPRISING CAPITALISTS SHOULD NO) MI C S THE OPPORTUNITY OF ACQUIRING ONE OF THE FINEST BUSINESS SITES Xh THE SQUARE. MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF Valuab'e 939 years' leasehold land and one block of brick and tile rocrfd 3- tory busire» premises known as Nos. 1, t-t, 3,
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      369 16 EDUCATIONAL. JOHANNA ENGLISH SCHOOL 40, NIVEN ROAD. Receives students from Primary to Standard VII and Commercial Class. Assures success in public examinations. Entirely under ntw management. For particulars apply Piincipal. FA If EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1023. (A Oovernment Registered School) (For Boys and Girls). B, Short S'reel. Singapore, Enrol
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      514 16 (SLUMP TIME ECONOMY! Then don't throw aw*, clocks, watches or IZZS* —bend them to us W™2S them a M new life" v 1 lgiv useful to you aiain LOW PHic g E a D a It pays you to consult Us Yick Woh BiDg «9, North Brid Se Roi4f 6
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