Malaya Tribune, 3 March 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX. -No. f»2 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, Mar. 3, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1933.
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      313 1 I MODERN 7 I I IN EVERY DETAIL/ j The New Austin Ten-Four I in introducing this new model the Austin Motor Co., wished"—and it >>«« k I are providing a ty f c for which there ls a definite these feature*-,? h-™ ach,cved Consider I i j and J~;
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      112 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 h i g.h es t prices according to daily exchange rates. I It's Worth
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      129 2 'What you need is energy; Xake the I energy food-drink, Bournville I and start a new life' How much energy will it give you That is the most important point about everything you eat and drink. Bournville Cocoa satisfies you there as no other food-drink can. Bulk for bulk and
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    QUEEN'S GIFTS TO MUSEUM.
    103 3 Doll's Furniture From Ceylon. i,ns pies.nted to the Victoria \tf um four interesting specimens n art which will shortly be cm 0 the public. o; nine pieces of miniature doll -i house. This dainty suite lengths of porcupine quill and b< ads and pins by a
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    AMERICAN CONSTITUTION.
    72 3 AMERIC AN CONSTITUTION. More "I.ame Duck" Sessions Of Congress. Washington. Jan. 23. :cs:-ions of Congress are to b<; :o action by the State Jf Mis- necussary approval of 36 .lined for a change involv- Imer.t to the Constitution. iicment. known as the 20 th.. i.. future the Congress elected N
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    GENERAL ELECTION.
    255 3 South African Political Crisis. Reuter Wireless. Capetown, Feb 24 •t£" wu?om n °i arlian P«*ably next m? > thout a Budget b ing presented k £S&H« f th A aßreement for M*f General c,n y ,ed by °««*al H:rtzog and General Smuts. The Budget will be the task
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    FOURTH TEST AT BRISBANE.
    2121 3 Third Day. DETAILED ACCOUNT OF THE PLAY. CRICKET. The following is a detailed account of the third day s play in thr Fourth Test ait Brisbane, which decided the rubber" in favour of England. The full report is continued from vciterdav's issue and will be ccncludrd
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    FRENCH AMBASSADORS.
    55 3 Reuter. Paris. March I. M. De Fleuriau. French Ambassador to Britain since 1924. will shortly retire. His successor will be M. Corbin, Ambassador at Brussels M. De la Boulaye. of the Foreign Office, will succeed M. Claudel. Ambassador at Washington, and M. Alphand, Minister at Dublin, will succeed
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    COUNCIL AGENDA.
    496 3 Questions On Malaya's Imports. A meeting of the Legislative Council will be held on Monday next. The agenda is a short one and includes a number of questions by the Hon. Mr. Tan Ch°ng Lock as follows: 1. What were the quantities and value* of (a) vegetables, (b)
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    BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT.
    206 3 Keenest Scouts In Indian Villages. j Messages of gocd wishes from the King, the Piince of Wales, and the Duke of Connaughi ftc:e read at the annual general meeting Ci 1 the council of the Boy Scouts Association a: j the Imperial Headquarters in Buckingham Palece Read.
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    SOLDIER ATTACKS A RAILWAYMAN.
    552 3 A Banjarese And His Parang. r-> IFrom Our Own Correspondent.) Johcre Bahru, Feb. 28. Awang bin Ja'afar, a private In the Johore Military Forces, and a gateman named Muthu•amy employed by the F.M.S. Railways at Johore Bahru, were prcduced b?fore Ungka Ismail bin Abdul Rahman (Third
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    LIKES THIEVES NOW.
    97 3 Farmer's Fodder Stolen And Pig Returned. Neu:tadt <Harz Germ my.) A farmer near here has been complaining for weeks ab:ut thefts of his corn and grain. Now he smiles about it. After a long investigation he .uiocroded in tracing the thieves and they made him an unusual
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    Shipping News & Notices. SINISTER FIRES ON SHIPS.
    598 4 Shipping News Notices. SINISTER FIRES ON SHIPS. Tremendous Insurance For Burned Liners. The following letter from Sir Edward Mountain, chairman and managing director of the Faple, Star and British Dominions Insurance Company, Ltd., appeared tn the -Tim.s" recently "In my annual speech last year to the shareholders, I referred to
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    IN THE ICY NORTH SEA.
    31 4 The frosty weather is still constant in the North Sea and involves great difficulties for fishermen. Our picture shows a fishing boat entirely covered with ice.
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    OPIUM RUNNERS.
    176 4 Reports Of Activity On C.M.S.N. Ships. General Chiang Kai £hek, Chairman of the Military Affairs Commission and Commander-in-Chief of the Honan-Anbui-Hupeh CommunistSuppression Forces, has become gravely concerned over illegal practices alleged to be conducted on the steamers of the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Company. In a telegram recently
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    UNMANIFESTED CARGO.
    172 4 Another Case In Kowloon Magistracy. Instead of smuggling into a neighbouring country, the defendants a;e smuggling into our own port in this case. said Mr. E. W. Hamilton. Supeiintendent of Imports and Exports, at the Kowloon (Hongkong) Magistracy before Mr. Butters, when he prosecuted in, a case in
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    DILEMMA OF THREE RUSSIANS.
    353 4 Captains Of Whalers Pay Fines Of Y1,500. The captains of three Russian whalers, who were prosecuted by Procurator Baba of Uie Tokyo Ku Saibansho on the charge of a violation of the Shipping Law and ordered to pay a fine of V 1,500 each, presented themselves
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    IMPERIAL PREFERENCE.
    228 4 Imports Into The Federated Malay States. j The Acting Commissioner. Trade and Customs. F.M.S., issues the following: It is notified that the Government of the federated Malay States wiil accept the ferns for certificite of origin already accepted by Ins Majesty s Government in the Unit -d Kingdom,
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      168 4 1 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" 1« now owned, by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune" offices l at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. it is being greatly improved by the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old ones are retained. The features
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    461 5 Mining Shares. I ifapow Friday 11 a.m. .mams tm share quouUons are Issued W tc *7d Co.. exchange and stock ffk*~ ttot Buyers. Sellers. 9t* tne Tin 23 9 24 9 cd i: Maiay "I- 20,- norn I In io I 116 I a«*rto Tin HI- 121U
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    281 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. "A FLUTTER IN RUBBER." Speculators Saved From Themselves. (By Our Financial Correspondent./ Singapore, Friday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6Vr, cts., up V 8 ct. Tin (Singapore), $75V 8 down Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 1 16d., up 1 32d. Market Tone: Easier
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    51 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 l|16d. New York Spot: 2 29,32 (G.) cents. Singapore: 6 116 —6 3; 16 cents. TIN. London Spot: £147 15s. (Down 2Cs.>. London 3 months: £148 7s. 6d. (Down 12s. €d.). Tin: $75.12U. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sund:ied Mixed 4
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    176 5 (By Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, March 3. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s. 3 gfJtM. London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 £lS*,j London 60 days' sight 2s. 3 25 32d., London 30 days; sight 2s. 3%d., London demand London T.T. 2s. 3 lM6d., Lyons demand 990. Paris
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    STILL A HOPE FOR RUBBER.
    1247 5 Increasing Consumption Outside U.S.A. I It is estimated that the area under rubber In the East to-day amounts to nearly 8,000.000 acres, ot which just over 6 000.000 acres are tappable, though not ell bin- tapped at pre sent, says Mr. Eric Mflkr, chairman. Harrisons
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    ARRIVALS & DEPARTURES.
    68 5 ARRIVALS DEPARTURES. Between Malaya And S. India. The Deputy Ctr.troiler of Labour, Penang. g-wis the number of arrivals from and departures to Madras Presidency for the month of F:biuary. 1933, as follows: Arrivals (Sat- aided) (figures supplied by t« a veiling inspectors): Nil. Arrivals (other:) (figures supphed by travelling msp:ctcrs):
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    PALM OIL PRICES.
    104 5 Me srs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.. forward the f 'low ng latest buyors" price-:, received by cable, fat Malayan palm oil and palm kernels: PALM OIL IN BULK: c.i.f. landed weighs New York/Philade'phia 2.20 cents (U.S. currency) per lb. c.i.f. landed weights U.S.A. Pacific Ports 2.15 cc.:
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    43 5 Mr. A. H. Miles, of Kuala Lumpur, accompanied by Mr. Henggeler, of Hengg:ler Martin, recently Inspected the dredge of the Ilnadyai Tin Dredging Co. situated at Ban r.in Lan. Scuth Siam, and It Is said lhat nining operations will be commenced \ery shortly.
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    BANK CRISIS IN AMERICA.
    332 5 More States Declare Holiday. Boise City, March 3. The Governor of Idaho has decreed a fifteenday bank holiday Reu.er. All-tin. March 3. Governor 'Ma" Ferguson has declared a financial moratorium for Texas and has ordered all banks to be closid until March 7.—Reuter. New York. March
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    646 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Friday. 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation! aw issued by Fraser and Co end Lyall and Evatt: Htm Value. Fraser Lyall 4a Shares. de Co. Brett. 1 Allenby |0.4s $0.55 10.45 SO.6U 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.26 0.36 lA. Hltam 0.50 0.65
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      3 5 BEER is back!
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      457 6 All Roads Lead To The Pavilion To-Night! LAnI An achievem:nt of which the producers may well bc~proud~~~"j All Singapore will see the picture.—Prom Wednestia. "Btratt« Timev J^SBlSi DIMITS GLORY fIMECAWOTERASE ITS MEMORY! W& Amis ■BH THE MAN WHO BOH PLAYED GOD Jl m m m m m Hmmm m mWmWmmmmm
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    SUPPRESSION OF THE REDS.
    374 7 Ruthless Measures In Germany. Berlin, Feb. 24. :aat "ruthless measures" will be against States opposing the Central Government was made ;cr of the Interior, Dr. Frick. Hamburg, obviously replying to Di Schaeffer. chairman of the B Partj who ir; a speech at trtd that if a
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    NEW TESTAMENT QUOTED.
    240 7 Mr. Matsuoka And The League. Reuter Wireless. A dramatic ref.rence to S'e New T*lament was made by Mr. Matsuoka. whe^l^e^d a a ChrSln" < 6 k he suggested th» 5 'T" f sinc «WS an V he WOman who they can cat stonel and Whether she has
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    A FORGED PRO-NOTE.
    255 7 Moneylender Goes To Prison For Using It. The hearing of the case in which Surjan Singh, a moneylender living at 3. Boat Quay, was charged with forgery and alternately with using as genuine a forged document—a promissory note—occupied the whole of yesterday at the Assizes, before Mr
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    PRODUCE.
    194 7 Singapore. March 3. R. iSiam) W. Ccast No. 1 per Koyan $116 R. <Siam) W. Coast 2 $H0 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 $108 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 $104 Rice. Siam Old" per koyan No. 1 $179 Rice, Siam "Old" No. 2 $158 Rice. Siam "Old" No. 3
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    NEW WOULD FIREWORKS.
    74 7 Owing to the inclement wfalher last Sotur da? "fght. the display cf firework, has been noauo'Wd to to-rrorrow. to commence at 9 p.m. Mr" *ah. a representative of the New World was peciallv sent to Canton to erder these Reworks Such fireworks, it is said, have never
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    BAIL ESTREATED.
    593 7 Alleged Forger Said To Be Hiding. I From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Feb. 25. At the first Johore Bahru Assizes fir the year, held before Mr. Justice W. Burton, on Jan. 19 a case of alleged forgery was mentioned, the accused being at one time one tf
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    JAGA'S COMPLAINT.
    171 7 Indian Acquitted On Robbery Charge. T tried to detain him, but he struck me and got away.' said a ourly Sikh watchman before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forren yesterday. The accused, a slenderly built Indian, was accused of robbing the Sikh. Malta Singh. The latter alleged
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    POLICEMAN'S STORY.
    150 7 Chinese Hawker Charged With Assault. Alleged to have assaulted a public servant in the execution of his duty, a Chinese hawker appeared before the Second Magistrate (Mr. A. W. Hay) yesterday. Mr. A. M. L. Suares represented the accused. The complainant, a lance corporal attached to the Joo
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    REDS TO UNITE?
    255 7 Sequel To Dictatorship In Germany. Reuter. Berlin, 2. f°j nter that many who have hitherta supported the Communists will vote for the Socialists in Sundays general election was given to-day in the elections for the workers and clerical staffs' councils in the Berlin munU fipal electricsl and
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    INDIAN IN TROUBLE.
    97 7 Alleged Offer Of Bribe To Inspector. Alleged to have offered a b ibe o! $40 to Detective Inspector an Indian named Abdullah Khan w s charged before Mr. A. W. Kay. the Second Magistrate, this morning and remanded for further inquiries It was alleged that the accused
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    MILLIONAIRE RELEASED.
    86 7 Twelve Thousand Pounds Ransom. Reuter. Djnver. March 2. Mr. Boettcher. the kidnapped American millionaire, was released unharmed to-day from a motor-car on the outskirts of Denver. He immediately cemmunicated with his fathers home, whither he is being taken to b. questioned by the police. A report that a
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    ARMY ESTIMATES.
    71 7 Regular Strength Below Last Year. Reuter. London. March 2. The British A', my estimate-, announced to-day. total £37.950,000. an increase compared with last year of £1.462,003. Th? establishment remains the same ai 148 700. The strength of the Regular Army, inclusive of Eritish. troops in India is 5,000
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    CHARTERED BANK CLUB.
    128 7 The annual general meeting of members of the Chartered Bank (Local Stafl) Recreation C!ub 'was held at the Club's premises en Sunday, when the following were elected offke bearers for the ensuing year—President. Mr. Ngeow Nian Chin (re-elected): Vice-President. Messrs. Sect Poh Oeok and Wee Kirn Leng
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    SENATOR'S DEATH.
    53 7 Reuter. Wilson (South Carolina;, March 2. Th* death has occurred cf Senator Walsh during his sleep on board a train travelling to Washington from Havana, from where ne was returning with his bride, who Ls a member of a wealthy Cuban family He presided at th: last two
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    TWO PILLOWS.
    345 7 $2,707 Counterfeit Money In One Of Them. Before Mr. Justice Whitley in the Assiz s yesterday. Ying Ching Kuan, a Cantonese, was charged with being in possession at godown B of the Singapore Harbour Board of 509 forged Straits Settltments $5 notes and 162 $1 notes and also
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    DEATH OF CAPT. I. MOSS.
    92 7 "G.O.M." Of Local Merchant Service. The death occurred at his residence, Vernon," 1091. Serango:n, yesterday, of Capl. Iiaac Mess the "doyen" of the Strata Merchant Serv:c\ at the ripe age of 73. The late Captain Moss was < ne of the few surviving pioneer skippers
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    QUARREL OVER DEBT.
    218 7 Court Sequel To Chopper Attack. Alleged tQ have attacked a cempatr.o! with chopper and badly wounded him in the left arm, a Chines-. Yong Ah Toh, appeared betjpte the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forron yesterday en a charge cf voluntarily causing grie-.ous hurt. Ihe complainant stated
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    AMERICAN EURASIAN.
    169 7 Convicted Of Theft On A Steamer. Alexander van Tonl Riveird, acscribcd as an American Eurasian, was charged before trie Third Magistrate <Mr. J. P. F. Gregg > yesterday with theft of a bunch of keys, a pocket knife, a fountain pen and two towen trom a ship that
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    SHOCK FOR NANKING.
    428 7 Chinese Delegates To League Resign. Reuter. T Geneva. March 2. ii is ascertained that Mr. Qu Tai Chi Dr Wellington Koo and Dr. Yen have telegraphed U Nanking resigning as Chinese representative to the League. Their view is that the centre cf gravity has shifted from Geneva
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    NORTH CHINA PERIL.
    243 7 Young Marshal's Significant Speech. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Peiping, 3 In an address to u large crowd a* Peiping yesterday evening. Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang «'nnounced his determination to resist the Japanese to the last. The Japanese had declared that the Jehol war was bi't strife for
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    21 8 Mrs. T. O. Mayhcw and family wish to thank all friends for lioral tributes and messages of sympathy.
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    DEATH.
    46 8 MR. TEO THIAM WAH—On February 28th at his residence. No. 64. Aliwall Street, age 73. father cf Mes:rs. Teo Ling Siang of N.CJB. of N.Y.. Teo Ling Swe» and sev.ral grandchildren to mourn his loss. Funeral on Sunday, March 5, at 10 a.m. Deeply regretted.
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    HOPE FOR RUBBER?
    837 8 While the tin producers are in a state of nervous tension about unpleasant possibilities, the rubber producers once again—for the "umpteenth" time—see a gleam of hope on the horizon. And they owe it to, of all people, the Amsterdam Correspondent of the Financial Times, that resourceful gentleman
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    76 8 It is reported that th* Astana at Pekan tered an<1 entar rt Taiping's stately angsenna trees, many of them over fifty years old, are doomed, a contract for them to be cut down having been given to a well-known European resident. The committee of the Singapore Turf Club will be
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    NO DEPRESSION IN DENMARK.
    405 8 Why Singapore Should Be Optimistic. Denmark is less depressed mentally as a result of the trade slump than probably any other country in the world, according to a Danish isitor to Singapore, who expressed this opinion co me this morning. Many foreign visitors from the Par
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    ROOSEVELT HEAVILY GUARDED.
    77 8 Arrival At Washington For Inauguration. Reuter. Washington. March 3. Mr. Roos.nelt has arrived in readiness for his inauguration as President to-morrow. Th<* Union Staticn was heavily guarded. Even pressmen weie held several hundred feet away irom Mr. Roosevelt's train and police, mounted and afoct, formed a living
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    SIAM NEUTRAL.
    79 8 Reason For Not Voting At Geneva. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok. March 2. An official notification states that the rumcurs appearing in the foreign Press that the Siamese Government is acting as agent of Japan for purchasing arms or in any way aiding Japan are entirely without foundation
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    365 8 Mr. Justice N. H. P. Whitley left this morning for Ipoh to take the Court of Appeal there. His lordship will be away for about eight to ten days. The name of Mr. W. C. Huggard. the Attorney-General, is mentioned in some quarters as the successor to the Chief Justice
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    452 8 (BY "LO0KER. 0s }il I'd like to know Who j of this film "Chandu; A bright spark in th- 1" room "set" the war in John' > sil of Jehol. A bit P rernatu r e[ e There's one bright thou«h« nection with the depre thing is
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    35 8 Mailf by the outward Dutch a:roplanc Wffl Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Sin a £j; by the evening express to-morrow. d.nee addressed to boxholders only b re for delivery at 7.30 p.m.
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    71 8 FOURTH TEST AT BRISBANE, on PW QUEEN'S GIFTS TO MUSEI"I "S 3 GENERAL ELECTION, on pftf COUNCIL AGENDA, on pag. 3 SOLDIER ATTACKS A RAILWAY M on DIARY OF EVENTS, on page 11 CLUB DIARY, on page li!. SHIPPING NEWS, on pages 4 and 12. SPOTLIGHTS, on
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    Japanese Planes Over Jehol City. BRITONS AND BELGIANS REFUSE TO LEAVE.
    667 9 CHINESE RALLY FORCES FOR FINAL BATTLE. New Line Of Defence. Singapore And Hongkong At Mercy Of Japanese. from China report fierce and bloody fighting between the 3 and Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang's crack divisions route to Chengteh, the capital
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    FIERCE FIGHTING.
    372 9 Big Battle For Key Towns Of Jehol. Shanghai, March 3. The combined Japanese and Manchukuo troops launched a general attack on Lingnan on Wednesday night, and firing was heard along a s.mi-circle from Loyermiao to Hungyiukow, along a front of 170 li. The number of enemy forces is
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    FUNDAMENTAL ERROR.
    316 9 Where The League Failed To Act. Reuter. Paris, March 2. Tlr fundamental e:ror of Anglo-French pclicy at the outset cf the Sir.o-Japanese dispute, said Mr. Wickham Steed to a Reuter representative to-day, was not to inform China and Jaoan, through th: League or otherwise, that the method of
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    EARTHQUAKE AND TIDAL WAVE.
    327 9 JAPANESE DISASTER. 1,500 Houses Washed Away. Reuter. Tokyo, March 3. Fifteen hundred houses have been washed away by a tidal wave at Kamaishi, 200 miles north of Tokyo, following an earthquake.— Reuter. Later. Although Kamaishi appears t: be worst affected a number of other towns and
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    EARTH TREMORS.
    87 9 Severe Shocks Recorded In London. Reuter. London. March 2. The greatest earthquake recorded in the 28 years' experience of Mr. Shaw, seismologist at West Bromwich Observatory, began at 5.43, the distance being estimated at 6,000 miles. Th? shocks, which ceased at 9 p.m., were so severe hat'levers were
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    CANAL PLOT FOILED.
    51 9 Reuter Wireless. St. Catherine (Ontario), Feb. 24. An apparent attempt to partially destroy Wellana Ship Canal connecting the lakes of Srie and Ontario, completed last year at a ;cst of $300,000,000, was foiled by the discovery of 36 sticks of dynamite planted along the canal here. —Reuter
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    NEW U.S. GOVERNMENT.
    26 9 Reuter. Washington, March 2. Mr. William Phillips, late Ambassador to Belgium and who formerly served in Peking, has been appointed Under-Secretary of State.
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    CHANGE IN NORWAY.
    39 9 Reuter. Oslo, March 2. A n w Cabinet has been formed undr-r Mr. Mowinckel. It is purely Liberal in complexion and includes Mr. Lund (Finance) and Mr. Kobro (National Defence). Mr. Mowinckel is also Foreign Minister.—Reuter.
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    NEW RUBBER PARLEY?
    107 9 DUTCH GOVT. AND RESTRICTION. Important Speech. Co-operation With Britain. Reuter. London, Mar. 2. The "Financial Times" Amsterdam correspondent states that a declaration which is regarded in authoritative rubber quarters as of the highest importance, because it indicates that the Dutch Government is willing to reconsider the rubber
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    MR. MILNE HITS OUT.
    803 9 Time The Producer Had His Say. Under the heading "When Doctors Disagree" the following leucr from Mr. A. B. Milne appears in the "Malay Mail": At the recent meeting of United Serdan?, the chairman is reported to have informed the shareholders that "the prosperity of the
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    LAST EIGHT CLASH IN F. A. CUP COMPETITION TO-MORROW. F.A. CUP—6th ROUND.
    53 10 LAST EIGHT CLASH IN F. A. CUP COMPETITION TO-MORROW. F.A. CUP —6th ROUND. Last Eight Clashing To-morrow. ASSN. FOOTBALL. The last eight ir. the F.A. Cup comp:ti:ion me t in the uxth round,to-morro'A as fellows: Wes-. Ham U. v. Birmingham. Derby County v. Sunderland. Burnley v. Manchester C. Everton v.
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    SCOTTISH CUP—4th ROUND.
    31 10 The fourth round cf the Seo.tish Cup comi titirn will be played to-morrow as follows: Albion R v. Celtic. Hibernians v. H:arts. Kilmarnock v. Motherwell. Clyde v St:nhousemuir.
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    ANOTHER S.C.C. TRIAL.
    88 10 T!.. following have been ask.d tc turn out for a trial at th. 1 S.C.C. on Tuesday: C< iours: T. G. Lash mar; J. G. Glasgow, I- A. McCaffery: F. E E. Hindley. E. Laidman. C. J. B<mbroke: G. B nnett. S. K;rk. A. Telfer. R. A.
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    C.W.C.A. BEAT GERONG HOTSPURS.
    88 10 A match between the C.W.C.A. and the C <-ror.g H. tspurs was played on Wednesday on the Hotspurs' ground, and resulted in a win for the Cheong Woo Companion Association by the only goal scored in the match. The sides v.ere well matched and the game
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE. DIV. II.
    165 10 London. March. 2 A Second Division match played at Preston yesterday resulted as follows: Preston N R. 4. Grimsby T. 2. —R-euter. Raffles Instituti.n team v. the Chinese III to-day: ,'Woe Yec,w: Seng Quee, Abdul Razak; Yew Leng, S. M. Ally, Joon Lock; Beng Wan. Kim
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    I.C. RACE COURSE CUP.
    130 10 GOLF. The following is the draw for the Island Club Race Course Cup competition, the first round of which must be completed by Sunday: W Haxworth v. Yean Bee. L. Road v. K. C. Eu, Y Nishin2ga v. M Honda. D. Uekuri v. E. E. ae
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    G.G.C. COMPETITIONS.
    54 10 The competition for the Rose Bowl at the Garrison G.C. resulted in a win for Ft.-Lieut. and Mrs. W. S. Allen who beat F. R. Hobbes and Mrs. P. Power, 1 up. The monthly mixed foursomes was won by Major and Mrs. J. M. Ponsford with a net
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    S.S.C. DIVING CONTEST.
    74 10 SWIMMING. The open diving competition for members of the Singapore Swimming Club was held on Wednesday and was won by C. Goldman, who is also th« Club s 100 yards champion, with 99 points. The contest consisted of plain, fancy and running dives off each of the
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    A.C.S. SPORTS.
    57 10 ATHLETICS. The Anglo-Chinese School will hold their Annual Sports on Friday. May 19, at the Jalan Besar Stadium. 'The events for Old boys will be:—100 Yards Handicap .for those over 30) and half mile (for those who are 30 and younger) Friends of the School, Old boys and
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    C.S.L.A. BEAT LAM LOO.
    69 10 PING-PONG. Th* Chinese Students' Literary Association ■tat the Lam Loo Society at the former s nreon Sunday by four games to one. Scores players mentioned first.: Wan Ah ri;!''i at K-f oh can TonB 3 i; P a Kx Z Chm Kan L Ah Walt Urn
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    M.C.C. v. VICTORIA.
    79 10 Good Start At Melbourne To-day. CRICKET. Melbourne, March 3. The match between the M.C.C. and Victoria commenced here to-day in fine weather. There were 2.000 spectators. The wicket was good. Winning the toss, the M.C.C. took first knock and had rcored 100 for the less of two
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    SELANGOR RACES.
    185 10 Two-day Meeting At Kuala Lumpur. THE TURF. s Entries for the Selangor Turf Club's Spring race meeting to be held at Kuala Lumpur cn March 11 and 18 are as follows:— HORSHS CLASS II.—Winfield. Erato, Marmcn. Laneham, Tetrawa. Neelaveni. Mentone. Alor Star. Brown Tony. PONIES: CLASSES II HI
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    172 10 YACHTING. On Sunday at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club the International 6 metre Class will sail the first cf a series for the Vice Commodore's 1933 Trophy. Start 10 a.m. Ihe "B" Class will sail the second of a scries of three races for the Winstedt Challenge Cup.
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    CRICKET.
    204 10 Ceylon S. C team v. V.M.C.A. to-morrow at Balestier: A. S. A. Jansen. M. A. K. Hamid. K. Muthucumaru. D. Dudley. A. S. Maniam. V. Paramsothy, K. Thambirajah. E Sinnathurai. V. Ambiavagar, S. Rajah, P. Retnasabapathy, R. V. S. Sundram. Ceylon S.C. team v. Khalsa Association at Balestier on
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    BADMINTON.
    152 10 Alfairs team v. May fairs at 28. Lorong, 20. Geylang, on Sunday at 3.30 p.m.: L. K. Teck, Soh Chuan Kiat, Alfairs Lim, Yap Tuan Yang icapt S. Q. Hock. L. K. Teck and Y. T. Yap. Reserves: Alfairs Cheng, Chua Tiang Guan and William Wong. Players and reserves
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    WELSHMEN DINE.
    402 10 Celebration Of St. David's Day. The St. Davids Society of Singapore celebrated the National Day of Wales in good style at Raffles Hotel on Wednesday evening. A dinner was given in a private apartment at the hotei and it was regarded as one of the most successful dinners
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    PRESENT-DAY FICTION.
    300 10 Malacca Teachers Discus* Its Value. A prof ssional meeting of the Teachers Association was held on Friday in th. High School Hall. Malacca at 8 p.m. The subject for the discussion was. "Will our present day fiction be of abiding valute in English Literature?' Mr. K.T. Joseph was
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    IMMIGRATION OF ALIENS.
    181 10 A Government Gazette Extraordinary issued on Wednesday contains the following proclamation concerning the immigration of aliens. The Govern:r in Council orders that, during each month commencing from April 1, 1933. no shipping company and n: owner or charterer of any individual ship shall bring into and land
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    BENGKALIS UNITED CLUB.
    94 10 At the annual general meeting of the Bengkalis United Club the following were elected officials for this year: President. Mr. Wee Sin Choc < re-elected t; Vics-Presidents, Mr. Wee Teow Siong <re-elected), and Mr. Chow Chee Toon; hon. secretary, Mr. Goh Eng KeeT hon. asst. secretary, Mr.
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    THE LATE MR. T. O. MAYHEW.
    887 10 Honoured By Volunteers And Masons. 'Ihe funeral of Mr. T. O. Mayhew, whose body was taken fr:m the sea yesterday, took place at Bidadari Cemetery to the .vening. There was a large attendance cf Freemasons. among whom Mr. Mayhew had occupied a high and-hon-ju.ed
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    CRUSHING THE REDS.
    126 10 Sternness Of New German Regime. Reuter. Berlin. March t. A fresh Presidential decree pro ides for the death penalty f:r betrayal of military secrets or espionage on behalf of a foreign Government, also hard labour up to a decade for offering information to a foreign Government. Tavc
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    THE ASSIZES.
    272 10 Alleged Robbery On Lonely Road. Alam Shah and Mohamed Zaman, two Punjabis, were this morning charged before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills at the Assiz:s with robbery and using a pocket knife in committing the crime en Jar.. 16. at Sigiap Road, cf $8.75, a wallet and
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    319 10 Meeting Of Co-operative Society. The eighth -nnual general meeting of the Suigapore Harbour Board Employees' Cc-oper-ative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd.. was held r n Wednesday at ths S H.B. Junior Service Club. Those present were Mr. D. J. Woodhouse (president), Messrs. J. N. McCulloch and J. F.
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    NEW "SPEAKER" IN U.S.
    49 10 Reuter. Washington, March 3. |fft Henry T. Rainy, of IllincLs, has been elected Sp.akcr of the House of Representatives in succession to Mr. Garner. The House has approved the Naval Appropriat.on Bill as amended by the Senate and it nr.w gois. to Mr. Hcover. —Reuter.
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    80 10 The following were elected office bearers for th? current year of th; Blue Star Minstrels at the fifth annual general m eting: Pi evident, Mr. Goh Buan Huat (re-elected), lie -presid nt. Mr. Oman bin Suleiman; eciYtary. Mr. Kch Cheng Han; asst. secretary. Mr Neo Geo Lee; treasurer. Mr. Tan
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    What's On To-Night.
    133 10 Alhambra. —Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrcll in "First Year." Capitol—Stanley Lupino in "Sic pie s Nights." Empire.—Harold Lloyd in "Movie Crazy." Half-price we k-end matinees: "A Passport to Hell." Great World. —Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera, Chinee wayangs, silent and talking films ('Pardon Us" and at
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    LABOUR SHORTAGE IN MALAYA.
    461 10 Mr. Tay Lian Tick's v CHEAP ELECTRi(i Tv IN HONGKONG. By the "Rajputana" or Weeing Teck. Direct r oi the i a Municipal Commissioner lH g conc tfn he recently appoint, d j. r 7 J 0! returned to Singapore fm m c h ,n been
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    THAT $5 NOTE!
    279 10 Unlucky Man Who Believed It Was Genuine. '•He was unlucky and rather loatW." ad" Mr. Justice Whitley yesterday in the A*a~ when the juiy return d an unantnawa »enl cf "guilty," with a strong recOmmcndfttian tat mercy, against a Hokkico w w d Ye 8a who was
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    "MASTER v. PUPIL"
    132 10 A! Rivers Replies "M.T. Correspondent. -hi» nioniin» A1 Rivers called upon 1 jblsl**' regarding a letter from "Kc» yesterday. which suggested and Ellis fight is a case if Mi s a ;)pro*rf asked if the Board of On 0i lt mMk <*** 5 The fight has teen
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    99 11 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore, March 3. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Op T'.n Noort 20. Main Whan (Entrance Gate S). Shyogen Maru (p.m. shifts to 48 9) 16; Africa Maru 14; Erria 11; Teucer 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate S). Irisbank 36; Azumasan Maru 37. Empire Dock
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      216 11 \V\W SAn Open j Letter to PUBLIC/ IDcax Sir or Kadam, iCSSf SITXiIT DUALITY VIRGINIA CIGARETTES. 9 For many years now you have been asked to purchase WB cigarettes m\l**l& coupons paoKad with then. 0 You .ill have readily seen gg_g^ V j££er«ore If offered for these coupons considerable I
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      58 11 BEER I is back THE NEW WORLD Owing to the inclement weather last Saturday, THE GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS (specially ordered from Canton) Has been postponed to SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1933, Commencing at 9 p.m. Free Show To All In The Boxing Arena. TALKIES—TO-NIGHT. j Lew Ayrcs in M Heaven
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      419 11 DIARY OF EVENTS. Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY. MARCH 3. High Tides —2.10 a m 3.G1 p.m Cricket: S.C.C. Trial, S.C.C. TO-MORROW, MARCH 4. High Tides. 2.40 a.m.. 3.55 p.m. Opening. New Drill Hall, 4.30 p.m. Golf: Race Course Cup, Island Club Cricket: S.C.C. Trial, S.C.C.; CS C. v.
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    "RAJPUTANA" LEAVES.
    149 12 Many Prominent People On Board. SHIPPING NEWS. Among the the passengers who sailed for Europe on the P. and O. "Rajputana" this morning were Sir John Randies (Conservative M. P. for the Exchange Division of Manchester) and Lady Randies, who are making the round trip on the "Rajputana"
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    YESTERDAY'S ARRIVALS.
    241 12 ••Senanfc." Dut., 72a toni from Palembang, 2-3; for Palembang. 4-3. '•Pahud." Dut.. 1,180 ton?, frcm Bali. 2-3: for Bali. 4-3. Togian. Dut. C 72 tens, from Pen iar.ak. 2-3; for Pontianak, 4-3. Nam Yong," Dut.. 789 tons, from Sernaran^ 2-3; for Ja\a ports, 3-3. Palawan Dut.. 715 tons,
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    TO-DAY'S ARRIVALS
    159 12 •Ha'.ana Maru." Jap.. 3.450 tins from Calcutta 2-3. for Hongkong. Shanghai and Japan ports 3-3. r-ickan. Duk.. 308 ten-,, from P. Radja 2-3; icr Kmsptt 5-3. Singiura. Dut., 283 t ns. from Djambi 2-3. for Djarnbi 2-3. •liua Tuift," Brit 109 tens, from Pert Dickyon ?-3: for Musr
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      98 12 i.h.uii li'inf:i|M |n(ll|ll|l i (nlll l; j OUR TOWN OFFICE, f I The town office of the "Malaya I I Tribune" has been removed from I 20a-20c. Coliyer Quay, to I Messrs. E. M. Glover Co., j J9, The Arcade (Ground floor) 1 I Tel. 2219. I Advertisement inquiries may
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      807 12 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya TribuneThis Diary fe provided specially for them. Secretaries art InviUti to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happening« general interest wM still be included in the "Diary of
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      99 12 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS. This Week's Programme Of Drills. TO-DAY. MARCH 3. 5.15 p m.—Headquarters. Ist Bn. Sig. Sec, Cable Laying. ."j.:b p.m.—Headquarters. Bde. Sig. Sec., Section Parade. 5.15 p.m.—Serangoon Road, S.V.F.A., Lecture. TO-MORROW. MARCH 4. 5 p.m.—Opening of New Headquarters, by HJ2 Sir Cecil Clementi, G.C.M.G., Governor and Commander-in-Chief. SUNDAY, MARCH
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    SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN & STAGE
    1010 13 SPOTLIGHTS SCREEN STAGE f EDITED BY "CINEQUE.") ting fcr Lright, snappy d not miss the Capitol; lea Nights." which VV( dnesday to large audiIng comedy, lilting arc the main ingredieir.s British success which supported by that ■A comedy favourite, ng song hit "I don't already become a nd there is
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    Merle Tottenham, appc ring in "Cavalcade.
    4 13 Brains And Personality Needed.
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    BEAUTY IS NOT ENOUGH.
    201 13 "Ninety-five per cent of the girls who come to Hollywood seeking fame on the screen have beauty which L; only „kin-deep. They haven't I on? chance in ten million to achieve film success. "The remaining five per cent, have brains and personality in addition to beauty. They are the ones
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    Una O'Connor, appec .ng in • Cavalcade."
    10 13 To Be Loved By Lion Man In "King Of Jungle."
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    FRANCES DEE.
    153 13 Frances Dee will contrast her fragile beauty to the Herculean strength of the Lion Man in Faramcunt's "Kinj of the Jungle." Miss who last was seen in "The Night of June 13," and who lias been appesring with a galaxy of players in "If I had a Million," is the
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    PUBLIC'S UNCANNY ABILITY.
    207 13 Senses Good Films Before Release. The amazing instinct of the public to discover a, good mo;ion picture without having any advance information never has been analysed successfully. if any one person possersed this uncanny ability he would soon cceuWlthe *m*m business of the world, Hollywood believes. Who 13 Pacing Madame
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    DOROTHY MACKAILL.
    269 13 Plays "Other Woman" In New Film. Dcrothy Mackaill has s'gued with Paramount to pl y the "o her wc-mftn" in "No Alan of Her Own," in which Wesley Ruggles dlrccts C.ark Gabl* and Carole Lombard as co-stars. Together with her husbaad Ne.l M-ller, Miss Mackaill h -s just returned from
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    Singapore Scenes In Hollywood. MEMORIAL OF LON CHANEY'S PICTURE.
    487 13 MEMORIAL OF LON CHANEY'S PICTURE. "SETS" THAT MADE HISTORY. GLAMOROUS RELICS OF THE SILENT FILMS. There are many spectacular motion picture sets that have helped make screen history, but their usefulness is gone. The glory that ome was theirs is lost, yet their memory lingers on. Many of these famous
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    OUR READERS' VIEWS.
    88 14 Letters To The Editor. [Our readers are invited to writs to us on subjects of public interest, tt must be underttood that the "Malay* Tribune" does not necessarily endorse opinions expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double *vacing), and on one
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    Exposure Of Food.
    194 14 (To the Editor, '-Malaya Tribune,") Sir,—lt has always been a matter of great surprise to me that more care is not tak-n to protect locally-made food, such as bread and cakes, from exposure to dust and germs Loaves made at some Singapore bakeries are passed frcm hand
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    Life Assurance: IX— Annuities.
    591 14 (To the Editor, 'Malaya Tribune.") Sir—still another use Uie public of Malaya can make oi a sound life company s v making it pay sure annuities against ones deposit of liquid assets, so that no dot: t can arise through future events like war. slumo or
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    LOVE FOR UNIVERSITIES.
    258 14 Oxford And Cambridge Society's Gift. The Oviord and Cambridge Society of Malaya has made a donation tc the Cam:;c,;. Prjserv.auSociety, an organisation formed to preserve the amenities of the town of Cambridge and the country surrounding it. A letter has been received trom the Man r «1
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    MALAYAN RUBBER STATISTICS.
    174 14 Oc an shipmon-s qf rubber, including latex, revertsx and concentrated latex, during the month of F.bruary. 1933. Sheet and Crepe Latex. Concentrated Latex. TOTAL Na TOnS Transhinment g Tons. Transhipment Transhipment Transhipment. SS™ c f a Malay Export Stra,ts Mal »y E»Port Straits Malay Grand Proper. Settlements.
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      394 14 C4LLENDER I Jus*, Ricxivcd j Rubber insulated I Wire- and Cables. j Cab Tyre Sheathed j THE worllv] TH Co B Ltd* E .^^^^^^B. la. X4VMVMMMMtVaWHHHBfI^^ AUCTION SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO. AUCTION SALE OF FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street,
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      192 14 EUfPIRE RADIO TO-NIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. rrom The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. *vclenghs: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ec:;. Concert by the Northern Studio Orchestra, from a Manchester Stuaio: Annie Welch
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      385 14 Tuesdays and Fridays nnn has beep wen recoived i n Malaya, as well as in SumLj***" tar?* WII6C*QJ| volume and^^-JV; BANDOEXG (P.M v «»*0 Society, is reguUrir W «nd evening. Mid-ay J** «a&l hotel From 8.5,. tc European music. Also on 31 pr °^nj a J* and Chinese music from
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      397 16 PUBLIC NOTICES. MUNICIPALITY OF SINGAPORE. DISPOSAL OF PLANT. Following the comphtion of the new Waterworks, there is now .ivailuble for disposal a quantity of pant and machinery which cludes:--Rail Materials—Tip Wagons 24" guage. etc. Lccos. —Hudson petrel paraffin 24 guage Simplex p troJ. Engine -Oil (VBTtOW >. —G B lI.P.
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      310 16 AUCTION SALE. REMINDER. SUNDAY, MARCH 5, 1933, AT 11 A.M. At No. 9, One-Tree Hill, off Grange Road, IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE OF A largest collection of well establish :d orchids in Malaya, all imported Catteleyas, Hybrids, Oncidiums, etc.. guaranteed to flower here to be sold without reserve. On view from
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      300 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 new management. For particulars apply Principal. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Established 1928. (A Government Registered School). (For Boys and Girls). B, Short Street, Singapore. Enrol for
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      548 16 RLECTKICai. V CONTRACTOR, Bra, SINGAPORE. If you are in need <.f i lights, fans. 1*««* water service, pleasl Z? mi the above addri 3411. or Phone SITUATI()vTv7r~S: WANTED A Chines. and salary required. Apply 80. v Malaya Tribune. No Ul, Co UqrjlUß>-Cl.rk with of Chtotte and English A J**% Hokien
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