Malaya Tribune, 16 March 1933

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    36 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX,- -No. «3 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Mar. 16, 1933. Malaya Tribune SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1933.
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      37 1 Pill (TfCaljuim PERPCCTrON SCOTS WHISKY Royal Bakery Flour I j IN HANDY AND HYGIENIC PACKAGES NOW AVAILABLE I I AT I j SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE <#» LTD. I ORCHARD ROAD SUB-DEPOTS. j (SOLE AGENTS:) 8 (Incorporated in S.S.)
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      180 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. g i i ill i nana >~~~*r~~>
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    S.S.(M.)A. MEETING.
    405 2 Registration Of Hindu Marriages. The following are extracts from the minutes of the committee meeting held on Monday, Mr. W. Munro presiding. Mr. E. C. Martin was co-opted on the Committee in place of Mr. H. S. Russell, who has resigned. Mr. Loh Kirn Swee's resignation from the
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    MILNER SCHOLARSHIPS.
    467 2 Founded At King's School, Canterbury. Five Milner Memorial Scholarships have recently been founded at the King's School. Canterbury, under a Trust Deed, out of funds collected by the Lord Milner Memorial Committee, to perpetuate the memory of the work dene for the British Empire by the late Lord
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    127 2 Acquitted Of Criminal Breach Of Trust. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Malacca, March 14. ilt is learned that Mr. N. K. Bain, District Officer. Lower Perak, will come to Malacca to relieve the Hon. Mr. C H. G. Clarke, the Resident Councillor, who retires at the end of the
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      206 2 I IS BRIGHTER AND LASTS m LONGER. Manufactured fresh daily in Singapore by a British Company. <• PRICE 10 CENTS EACH. o The Cheapest European Ba'tcry in Malaya. DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO., rl LTD mm t>ol. Xi xnpcng Bahru Road. J SINGAPORE. J Jl ST RECEIVED I MECHANICAL POCKET BOOKS
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      898 2 Weak Teeth are usually due to a lack of Calcium (lime) in the body J^mu m^. <y\ Remember that your teeth are I (l^l^^Sll WOmeit livingpartsof your body. The Make \f J^**^^ ffl food they require is Kalzana > your teeth Weak and Kalzana is of the the calcium food.
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      182 2 file*. Only people that have experienced tbe mwM i*i *T spasms, the gasping strangling convulsions. lack of breath and those who liav b, cn through the terrible coughing fits, know tha* wh- there is no terrifying aspect to sufferer mi I onlooker alike, than ASTHMA a::d BRON- CHITIS J! L
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    A WEEKLY CAUSERIE ON INDIAN AFFAIRS.
    1655 3 WHITE PAPER EXPECTED TO-MORROW. FORECASTS OF FUTURE WORK. FEATURES OF THE WEEK'S NEWS FROM INDIA. irmattan from London is that expected to-morrow. The t mmons d.bate on it will be a Meanwhile Conservative memmc who voted for Lord Percy's privately pressing Government .guards in
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    CENTRAL GOVERNMENT BUDGET.
    683 3 No Remission In Taxation. The Budget speech of Sir George Schuster. Finance Member of the Government of India, on Feb. 28. shows that the revised estimates tor the current year close with a surplus of 217 lakhs, as against Rs. 215 lakhs according to the Budget estimate.
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    UNTOUCHABILITY REMOVAL BILL.
    596 3 Dilatory Tactics By Opposition. Feb. 27 was the day allotted for consideration of unofficial Bills in the Assembly. But the opportunity to introduce this Bill did not come at all owing to the dilatory tactics of certain members in spite of the fact that public opinion was
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    58 3 Mr. V. J. Patel. who was to leave America for India early this month, will visit Dublin again en route. An adjournment motion in the Assrn'o'y protesting igain>t the Government older against holding the Congress session fell through on Feb. 27 for want of 25 members ts pet up in
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    HINDU MARRIAGE REGISTRATION IN MALAYA.
    1350 3 THREAT TO INTER-CASTE WEDLOCK. WHAT IS GOVERNMENT'S POLICY ON NOMINATIONS? (That there is practically absolute unanimity on ?he need for some kuu". of registration of Hindu marriages in the Colony there can be lit le doubt The perilous position of the present institution, as it
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    THE COMMISSIONERS.
    556 3 Who Should Represent The Indians? A pertinent suggestion is put lor ward by a correspondent in yesterday's "Malaya Tribute that the Government or the Municipality should without any demy issue a tm'ement a.s to whom they exactly want to be rep esent d on '.he Municipal Commission. There
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      135 3 with VAPEX m A drop on your handkerchief 19 It i* be ter to prevent a cold than to cv c one It is bett.r to cure a cold than to so to b.d With influenza. Put a drop cf Vapex on a clean handkerchief each morning and inhale its
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    Shipping News & Notices. THE ECHOMETER SOUNDER.
    328 4 Shipping News Notices. THE ECHOMETER SOUNDER. Thirty-Six Ships To Re Fitted. Elders and FyflVs l aye placed an order fo tbe installation of the Marconi Eehomete sounding device in the whole of their fleet o 36 shijxs operating between Great Britain an< the West Indies and ports in the Gulf
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    RESCUED FROM JUNK.
    99 4 Norwegian Steamer Saves Seven Lives. When the Norwegian steamer 'HaLldor" arrived at Hongkong from Bangkok, the master of the vessel. Captain Jf. Hansen, reported having picked up two men. three wonrn and two children who were clinging to a fishing Junk which had capsized in Latitude 21.30
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    A GIANT JIG-SAW.
    101 4 Designed for river service in China, the new gunboat H.M.S. "Sandpiper" has been built at Thornycroft's Southampton shipyard in about eight months. She was then dismantled and packed in crates and bundles and has now been despatched to Shanghai in th? hold of a liner. On arrival
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    A LUXURY LINER.
    396 4 The Modern Use Of Electricity. Electricity ls u_ed on the most extensive scale possible throughout the new Withy liner "Queen of Bermuda," which iias recemly be.n carrying out h.r trials. From the actual propulsion and :teering of the vessel tc the lighting and v. ntilatica of all
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    RULES INFRINGED.
    158 4 Serious View Taken By Authorities. Captain W. J. Freer, master of the s.s. "Kclvard." was charged before the Hon. Comdr Hole. at the Hongkong Marine Court, with having failed to proceed to the quarantine anchorage on arrival from Swatow at 9 ajn. on March- 6. and alternatively with
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    DRUG IN TRUNKS.
    223 4 Japanese Arrested At Hongkong. The vigilance of an Indian watchman on ihe O.S.K. steamer "Rio de Janeiro Maru" recently led to the arrest of a Japanese man named Shigezo Kiroi, in vhose trunks'were found 2,000 taels of prepared opium and 480 taels of raw cpium Charged before
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    CHINA SEA RESCUE.
    154 4 Japanese Recognition Of British Heroism. Rrgarding the rescue on October 3 last year in the China Sea. by the steamer "Glensbiel," under the command of Captain P.L. Sanders, of the crew of 31 men oi the Japanese motor fishing vessel "Shea Shan Maru." the Imperial Merchant Service
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    FREIGHT CHARGES.
    111 4 River Steamers Willing To Reduce Rates. Cantcn. Mar. 7. Settlement has been made of the rate Increase dispute, and higher freight will be paid on rice and vegetables carried by steamer between Hongkong and Canton. Rice is mostly an import, and vegetables an export. O/iginally the new rate
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    A COURT DECISION REVERSED.
    206 4 $500 Fine Imposed On German Architect. A judgment of the First Special District Court at Shanghai sentencing A. Noltro, German architect and engineer, to five months' imprisonment for defrauding Capt. Wilkinson of $3,000 was reversed by the second 3rancr Kiangsu High Court which imposed a fine
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    SWATOW MINED.
    52 4 Port Closed To Shipping After Sunset. Advice has been received by the navil authorities in Hongkong that the entrance to the port of Swa/ow has been mined by the Chinese authorities, and the por» will be strictly closed *o all shippinc batween the hours of 5 p.m. and
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    SHIPPING SUBSIDIES.
    279 4 Lord Craigavon And The 44 Economic Vessel." Speaking at Bangor, Lord Craigavon, the Prime Minister of Northern Ireland, said British shipbuilding to-day was being hampered by the extraordinary manner in which their rivals on the Continent were subsidising their giant liners and freight-carrying ve.sels. "I am not a
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      202 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LJNIE Deutsch Australlsche Dampfschlffs bj Gesellschaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1931. t mj. DUISBURG. via Manila Mar. 22 m.s. RUHR, via Manila Apr. 4 t m.s. SAUERLAND, via Manila Apr. 18 ms. ERMLAND via Manila May 3 t mi LEVERKUSEN via
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      504 4 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune ■TJIEMALAYA TRIBUNE IS ON SALE AT The Overseas Trading Syndicate or *™.h THE FOLLOWING DEPOTS.- Road p en ang and US foi* £of SINGAPORE. «.UahtW Y. Mohamed Ibrahim, 134, Tanjong Pagar 7 ll Medical Hail, 41. Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station. u
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      167 4 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Press, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune" office* at 56-60, Anion Road. Singapore. It It being greatly improved by the introduction of many New Features, while the best of the old ones are retained. The features include: i
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    378 5 Mining Shares. Singapore, Thursday, ll ,vm. ring in share quotation* are Issued and Co.. exchange and stock teat** 1 Buyers. Sullen. Muog Tin 23 9 24 9 cd i vt.i.av IBt- 2U|- norn 11 am Tm 103 l IT- Tin 11;- 12iBatang Padang 0.05 0.07 Batu CaTCI
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    109 5 I5SrED BY FRASEIt A CO., EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS. Buyers. Sellers. ■gajan Cold Storage DtiJ T per cen*. 100 101 cl ■gaj r Municipal (MM) 5 p?: cent. 105 110 norn B_ Municipal 4- per 104 105 norn tl Municipal IH pet ctnt. 104 105 norn {•l-eipore
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    323 5 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. AMERICAN RUBBER STATISTICS. 12,200 Tons Drop In Imports. (By Our Financial Correspondent.j Singapore, Thursday, noon. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6*4 cts., up 3 16 cts. Tin (Singapore) $76%, up Yesterday's Prices: London Rubber 2 3 32d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady, quiet. New 1
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    MERCANTILE BANK.
    68 5 The Mercantile Bank of India, Ltd., (Singapore) has received advice by telegraph from the luad office in Londcn that a final dividend on this bank q shares has been declared. lc~s income-tax, of 6 per csnt.. making 12 pr cent, fcr the year, ended Dec. 31, 1932. £170
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    CHARTERED BANK DIVIDEND.
    62 5 The local branch of the Chartered Bank of India Australia and China have to-day received fro.n the head office In London a telegram re ding as follows: ■•At the annual meeting of shareholders, dir ctors will recommend a final dividend at the rate of 14 per cent,
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    FOUR PER CENT. INDIA LOAN.
    38 5 Conversion of 5 per cent India Loan, the 5 per cent, bonos, 1933, and th. iti per cent. 1933-36. into 4 per cent, loan amounted to Rs. 26 crores up to Feb. 25.
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    THE COMMODITIES.
    51 5 Latest Quotations. RUBBER. London Spot: 2 3 32d. New York: 3 116 <G.) cents. Singapore: 6 1 —6 5 16 cents. TIN. TWon SD~t- £148 17s. 6d. (Down 7?. 6d Mrdon 3 months: £1« 1» 6d. (Down 5s.). Tin: $76.75. COPRA. Messrs. Barlow and Co. report: Sundried Mixed
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    STATE OF TRADE IN MALAYA.
    609 5 Effect Of New Fiscal System. The effect of the new system of fisca preferences adopted by the F. M. S. upor trade between that territory and the Strait; Settlements is shown, says The Crown Colonisi for March, by new provisions which have Deer made with
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    ERASER & CO.
    627 5 ERASER CO. Weekly Share Market Report. Fraser and Co., in their weekly share market report, dated March 15, state:— After a week's closure the American Banks nave re-opened under certain restrictions, and tather contrary to general expectation, the 'pening quotation for the Gold Dollar showed a small appreciation ever the
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    THE RUBBER MARKET.
    142 5 Chamber Of Commerce R. A. Report. The Singapore Chamber cf Commerce Rubber Association, in th ir weekly auction repor of yesterday, state: Catalogued 1.441.209 1b. 643.40 tens Offued 1,350 171 lb.-602.76 tens Sold 1.168.319 lb.-521.57 tons. London spot 2 3 32d. New York spot 3 c s.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    221 5 ißy Courtesy of Hongkong Bank.) Singapore, March 16. Selling: London 4 months' sight 2s 3 27;3*>d London 3 months' sight 2s. 3 1316<L. London 60 days sight 2s. 3 25 32d., London 30 days' sight -s. 3-; 4 d., London demand 2s. 323 32d London T.T. 2s. 3
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    376 5 Rubber Shares. Singapore. Thursday. 11 a.m. The following rubber injure quotations tn uw-ued by Fraser and Co. and LyaU and Kraft; *ue Value. Prater LyaU dl ""J Sharea. dr Co. Evatt 1 Allenby $0.45 (0.55 $0.45 $0.55 1 Alor Gajah 026 0.35 0.25 0.55 1 A. Hltam
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    GENERAL.
    281 5 FRASER CO.'S QUOTATIONS. ft v 3«; CLOSING QUOTATIONS. jg J > Buyera. Sellers. $2 $2 Alex. Brick Pref. 1.06 1.10 v $2 Alex. Brick Ord. 0.50 0.99 noaa £1 £1 B. Ameri. Tobacco 92 6 97 6 $10 $5 B. Malaya Trustee 5.20 5.50 £1 £1 C. Tin Pref.
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      53 5 YEARLY Your name should be on Bank Book. In it will be recurve.l ■I|«f the small savings you are ake to bank from time to time, boon it will show you a handsom--account, assisted by 3 per cent interest paid quarterly. p N9 9 COL CIUAV SINGAPORE Head OflBce: 55T~Wall
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      299 5 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up-Capital £1,000.000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500.000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: B mbay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi. Madias, Amara, Baghdad. Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuli, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS cpened and interest allowed at 2',',
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      219 6 Amusements < I THE INDEPENDENT THEATRE WITH THE PICK OF THE WORLD'S PICTURES, j j TO-DAY TO-MORROW IX RESPONSE TO PUBLIC DEMAND I A REPEAT SEASON OF FOX'S CHINESE NEW YEAR SUPER. I I "CHANDU"I WITH j EDMUND LOWE I SATURDAY: Opening to Four Performances j 8.15—4.30—6.30—9.15 p.m. I j
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      187 6 I Last Night's packed Houses agree with The PRINCE'S opinion— j j EXCELLENT EM KR I\ I NMENT." j Tremendous Success of Faramount's unique i j 15-STAR Comedy j directed by 7 famous directors including ERNST LUBITSCH j I HAD A MILLION!" J WITH CHARLIE RUGGLES GARY COOPER I CHARLES
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      308 6 I i SUMMERVILLE and ZASU PITTS in j Am THEY JUlf I iQ HAD to GET I [^MARRIED 1 M illlßk the feature comedy I that brings you the screen's t Team|of 9 Teams in the picture you'll laugh about With Round Young, Fili D'Orsay, F Verree Teasdale, C. Aubrey
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    OUR HEADERS' VIEWS.
    100 7 I Letters To The Editor. jfi r readers are invited to write to us On 11 of public interest. u must be under ,tcod that the 44 Malaya Tribune doe» not ifcrsMarily endorse opinion* expressed by correspondents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF A S POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten
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    And Ladies' Tickets.
    252 7 j :'ic Editor, "Malaya Tribune.") I*: -e publish this 'Open Letter to ittee of the Singapore Turf Club": men—Somebody has called you Mussolinis* for your complacent dismcmbers' opinions. He could not trd a better name tc call you by' I inclin d to add the wo:d 'Miserable'
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    Baby Show.
    75 7 UIIUTV, Editor, WTalaya Tribune.") irday. Feb. 25. there appeared in nder.ee columns a letter dated the Lucr ted" in connection with the to the time cf writing then." :i available in regard to same. i° a mcs; appropriate time to !j:< > are cared for. and I for
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    Indian Affairs.
    21 7 <r :r m an Indian correction dent, quottatement by Mr. Gandhi, touches upon which are bet.er not ci^cusscd Malayj.
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    STRUCK BY CARGO.
    180 7 Fatal Accident In The Roads. 92 death by misad\enture wa> by t c Coroner, Mr. F. G. Bourne. Iter inquiry into the circumstances M death of a Tiochew Chinese 04 Ah Hak. who was a passenger to Swatow on the Dutch steamer Deceased had resided in mer
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    ICE-CREAM PLATES.
    60 7 '•wbernatoritl Crockery In Coolie Line. information received, the Police lied the lines of the Government and discovered six ice-crear.. vice-regal crest, in the possesTamil named Kandasamy. aj produced before the Fourth A. c. Boyd, and as he was had a previous conviction record- he was sent up to
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    CHINESE-MALAY OPERA.
    37 7 graph under the ab:ve caption, it hi these columns that Mr. Aw Boon *d the intention of presenting with a souvenir. We are now Mr. Aw Boon Par to state that jessed no such intention.
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    FATALLY SCALDED.
    149 7 Accident In Beach Road Shop. Evidence was given before the Coroner, Mr. P. G. Bourne yesterday, at an inquiry into the death cf Goh Ah Chong. .1 B:ach Road goldsmith, by the wife ot the deceased, who stated that she her husband meeting with the accident, which proved
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      1335 7 Assets exceed $12,000,000. rmnm g Assurance in force over $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Co., Ltd. j (Incorporated to the Strain Settlements) j HEAD OFFICE: Great Eaatern Ufe Building, Cecil Street. Singapore The Company Las £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court n t a LONDON, OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry.
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    STRAITS TRADERS.
    713 8 A minor revolution has occurred in Singapore. Men who were formerly firm-lipped and confident now falter and look furtive. Facial creases have veered from the horizontal to the perpendicular. With anxious awe it is confessed that there really is a slump, let who will deny it. In short,
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    275 8 A Chinese trolley-bus inspector was knocked down by a taxi yesterday at Finlayson Green and received minor injuries. A cable has been received in Kuala Lumpur from Mr. Gordon T. Wong since the earthquake at Los Angeles to say that he hi all right. The following were passengers from Singapore
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    CRACKER VETO IN THE S.S.
    89 8 Governor Will Be Asked For Reasons. Reuter. London, March 16. In the House of Commons Sir P. Curtiiffe Lister (.Secretary for the Colonies) replying to Mr. E. T. Campbell (C. Br cmley), promised to ask the Governor of the Straits Settlements to report on the
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    "PEACE CLUB."
    107 8 Premier Invited To Visit Rome. Reuter. Geneva, March 15. Mr. MacDonald's efforts to form a European "Peace Club" have caused him to accept with alacrity an invitation from Rome to visit Eigno/ Mussolini next week-end. Before his departure ihere, accompanied by Sir John Simon (Foreign Minister), Mr. MacDonald
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    ARMMOURED CARS.
    54 8 Exercise At Night On Streets Of Bangkok. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Bangkok. March 15. The Police notify that armoured cars will exercise on Bangkok streets at night frcm March 20 to 31. excepting on holidays, between 8 and 10 o'clock without lights. All traffic are accordingly warned to
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    OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
    58 8 Irish Senate Rejects New Bill. Reuter. Dublin, March 15. The Senate cf the Irish Free State, by 24 to 16. rejected the Removal of the Oath of Allegiance Bill and carried an amendment, in favour of Anglo-Irish negotiations for an amicable agreement,. Nevertheless the Bill will automatically
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    TORNADO IN U.S.
    59 8 Many Killed In Devastating Storm. Reuter. Nashville, Tennessee, March 15. At least 23 persons -were killed and 20C injured in a violent tornado of the type knowr as a "twister" which swept over Tennessee Missouri and Arkansas during the night. The damige is estimated at several million
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    HANKOW OUTRAGE.
    39 8 Compradore Of Japanese Firm Shot. Hankow, March 6. Mr. Yang Tse Ching, the compradore cf the Japanese company, the Nisshin K'sen Kaisha was thot dead on Saturday evening in the outskirts of the native city of Hankow.
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    OIL PRODUCTION REGULATION.
    37 8 Reuter. Washington. March 15. The Secretary of the Interior has summoned the Governors of the oil prDducing States to meet at Washington on March 27, to consider the regulation of over-production of petroleum. —Reuter.
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    273 8 A taxi containing four Bengalis, in addition I to the driver, -was turning from the road leading to the Opium Packing Plant into Pasir Panjang Road yesterday evening when it ran into a drain. The occupants were thrown out and one man received a simple fracture of the hand. The
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY.
    508 8 (BY "LOOKER-ON.", One horse will be handiean, a a whole "Furlong" j n y National. It's -Really V*l Gr^ A Home paper says that n iis "burning his boats" H tainly playing dangerously My idea of "pop" Imanoffs dancing. They in,, you going." They've even W for
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    40 8 Mails from Europe (Londcn mails dcspai on Feb. 23). by the "Chitral," wb at Penang at 7 a.m. to-day. will 1 to-morrow morning. Corns ready for delivery to boxholders si From China by the TDltaan pore to-morrow morning
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    On Other Pages.
    54 8 S.S. (M.) A. MEETING. DO MALACCA NEWS on page 2. MILNER SCHOLARSHIPS OO Pf A WEEKLY CAUSER IE ON INDIAN affairs, mpm S.HTPPING NEWS, on p. OUR READERS' VIEWS, on page CLUB DIARY, on page 11. MALAYANS AT HOME. 00 pi RADIO PROGRAMME, on page 14 MOTORING
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      267 8 DIARY OP EVENTS. Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MARCH 16. High Tides—o.so a.m., 1.28 p.m. Football League: Div. I. R.A.F. v. R.A., Anson Read: Div. 111. Medical Services v. Abattoir SC., Jalan Besar; S.C.C. v Amicable SC.C. (friendly) TO-MORROW, MARCH 17. High Tides.—l.2o a.m.. 2.16 p.m. Billiards Meeting, Frankels.
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    Japanese May Cross The Great Wall.
    1049 9 CONTINUOUS COUNTER-ATTACKS BY CHINESE. DESPERATE BATTLE FOR POSSESSION OF PASS. Defenders Claim Victory. America To Recognise The Soviet Government Reuter. Tokyo, March 16. >rding to a despatch from Chinchow the Hayakawa Regiment occupied Fuyehlai, southwest of Hsifengkou, preparatory 'he threat Wall and striking the
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    STABBED INSPECTOR.
    179 9 Chinese Sent To Prison For Nine Months. In the Police Court this morning, a Chinese named Ang Ah Bee was charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Police Inspector W. F. Scully, attached to the Kandang Kerbau Police Station, on Feb. 2. Giving evidence, Inspector Scully said that
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    NEW CRISIS IN AUSTRIA.
    176 9 No Parliament. BUILDING GUARDED BY TROOPS. Reuter. Vi nna, March 15. A body of Socialist and Pan-Ge.-mans, already in Parliament before the arrival of the police held a two-minutes session, presided over by the Deputy President, after which the House was prorogued sine die, amid a
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    PROTEST TO SOVIET.
    75 9 Arrests May Endanger Relations. Reuter. London, March 15. In the House of Commons, to-night, Mr. Stanley, Baldwin announced that the British Ambassador at Moscow had been ordered to make strong representations to the Soviet against the arrest of British subjects and pointing oui that they may entail
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    JAPANESE DUMPING.
    209 9 Shantung Collieries Going Bankrupt. P'.actically all the Chinese-own.d collieries in Shantung province are on the b:ink of bankruptcy as a result cf the competition of he Japanese products which are b.ing dumped iiuo the p.nimula province from the Fushun mires in Manchuria. Lack of proper transportation facilities, lack
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    BOXER INDEMNITY.
    153 9 Soong Desires Moratorium Of One Year. Peiping, Feb. 19 Mr. T. V. Soong, Mini ter of Financ? and r.c ing President of the Executive Yuan i, d siroas of n gctisuing a mc a.criuin cf the Boxer Indemnity Refund for en? year. With this purpose in view h
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    SARDA ACT IN MADRAS.
    145 9 The following questions and answers in the Madras Legislative Council on Feb. 24 show hew the Child Marriage Restraint Act has been a dead letter in practice: Q.—Mr. A. B. Shetty: Will the Hon. Law Member be pleased to state—(a) the number of persons charged so
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    U.S. ECONOMY BILL.
    16 9 Reuter. Washington, March 16. The Senate has passed President Roosevelt s Economy Bill.—Reuter.
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    ROTARY CLUB DINNER.
    2718 9 SIR JOHN SCOTT'S RETIREMENT. 'A Good Mixer." Why He Joined Rotary Movement. Sir Jchn Scott, the Colonial Secretary, a nd Lady Scott were the guests cf hinoar at a dinner given by the Rc«ary t lub of Singapore and hrld In the Ad.lphi Hote? last i«ight. Sir
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    "And Still More Evidence."
    44 9 In Malacca. "Owing to the everincreasing demand for the popular 'Malaya Tribune,' we have to ask you to add another extra 25 copies daily, and 86 extra copies on Saturdays, to our present standing order." Lanka Stores Sports Outfitters, Malacca.
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      366 9 PHOSFERINE Wonderful for Vigour J AM a great admirer and believer of the wonderful K^^L^M effects and properties of Cj2j|^W^^^BpS Phosferinc, and can without [filF hesitation recommend it very Wm A strongly to my brother athletes, t i Jf physical culturists, etc. I per- V Jb 5 sonally found and
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    Wilts Trounce Second Division Soccer League Champions.
    317 10 ASSN. FOOTBALL. S.A.F.A. LEAGUE MATCHES. Yesterday's Games, WILTSHIRES II WIN AGAIN. The Wiltshire*' second string, who beat the Straits Cattle XI last Week, inflicted a decisive defeat on the Chinese II (Second Division champioir at Jalan Besar yesterday, winning by 4 goals to
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    MALAYS II v. MARINES.
    559 10 Points Shared At Anson Road. The Malays II and the Marine Dept. S. C. L clashed in the Second Division of the S. A. F. A League at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday and after a gruelling l truggle in the ram, shared honours in a
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    COMMERCIAL CUP FIXTURES.
    491 10 Complete Programme Of Matches. The following is the complete programme of matches in th? Commercial Cup comp.tition which is this year being run en League lines instead of as a knock-out competition as in previous years: MARCH. 20th Mon. Muni. Services v. M.P.H, Jalan Besai. Tan Kah
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    THIRD DIVISION GAME.
    255 10 Monopolies Beat Harbour Board. By the only goal sccred in the match, the Government Monopolies defeated the Singapore Harbour Board yesterday on the ground cf the B. H. Board Junior Civil Service Club at Cantonment Road." B.Q.M.S. E. G. Hollebon refereed, while the teams were: MONOPOLIES: Jasmy:
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE, DIV.I.
    28 10 Reuter. London. March 15. A postponed English League, Div. 1 match W's played at Huddersfield to-day and resulted as follows: Huddersfield T. 0; Middlesbrough L
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE, DIV. L
    28 10 Reuter. London, March 15. A postponed Scottish League, Div. 1 match, played at Queen's Park, resulted as follows: Queen's Park 2: Partick T. 1
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    SEAMEN'S ' GAMES.
    118 10 SEAMEN'S GAMES. A team from the Blue Funnel world cruise liner. "Ulysses." met a teem from the P. O. "Corfu" on the V.M.C.A. ground yesterday and the "Corfu" won by 3-1. A team from the "Corfu" will meet a team frcm the Wiltthires at Tanglin to-day at 5 p.m. The
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    SATURDAY'S FIGHTS.
    60 10 BOXING. The following is the programme of fighti arranged for Saturday at the New W rid arena A1 Rivers v. W. Ellis. 10 —3 minutes rounds. Liang Song v. .Bee Basco 8—3 minutes rounds. Pat Reading v. Fighting Choo 8—2 minutes rounds. Joe Fernandez v. Boy Quee 6
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    C LERICAL UNION TOURNAMENT.
    84 10 BILLIARDS. The closing date of entries for the tournament is extended to the 27th ins!., and it is hoped members will a\ail themselves the opportunity cf entering, provided by the extension of the closing date. Entry forms may be had on application to the hon. sports
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    JOHORE MARCH MEDAL.
    26 10 GOLF. The Jchore Civil Service G.C. March medal competition was wen by B J. R. Barton with a score of 84 24 60.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    350 10 Rain Again Interferes With Play. LAWN TENNIS. There was no play in the S.C.C. spring tournament yesterday owing to the rain. Ties: TO-DAY'S TIES. GODOWN DOUBLES HANDICAP: Roy Brown and P. M. Aldred plus 5 v. H. Busby and W. N. Hamilton plus 5; W. R. Dcbbs and
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    MAYFAIR BEAT ALFAIRS.
    218 10 BADMINTON. The Mayfair B. P. beat the Alfairs B. P. cn the latter's court on Sunday by five games to one. Scores <M?yfair players named Si.st): Lee Cheng Puan beat Soh Chuan Kiat 15—3, 15—7; Kwtk Chip Jian lost to Lee Kim Teek 15—8. 8—15, 12—15: Soon
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    GRAND NATIONAL ACCEPTORS.
    144 10 Thirty-five Horses. MANY AMATEUR RIDERS. THE TURF. Reuter. London, March 15. The final acceptances for the Grand National Steeplechase (4 miies. 856 yards), to be run at Aintree on March 24. wiih the jockeys arj as fellows: GREGALACH (Fawcus). GOLDEN MILLER (Leader). COUP DE CHAPEAU (WhVon). SHAUN
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    CRICKET.
    163 10 Indian Association team v. the Wiltshires Regiment on Saturdty at 2 pan. at the L A. ground: N. A. Mahal (capt.). Abasbhoy. Chengappa. A. A Samy. Varma. Harigovind. Amfsrchand. Noordin, Pillai. Rajah Ram, and Kennedy. Reserves: Chandy and Paranjoti. I A. team v. Young Indian R. C. on Sunday
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    FATHOL KARIB CLUB.
    26 10 A general meeting will be held at the Fathol Karib Club on Sunday at 10 a.m. Members are requ:sted to attend without fail.
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    JOHORE HORSE AND LORRY.
    412 10 -Blum Tau" Destroy After Accident. The Chinese driver of a La' p*i lorry was pr.ced in the dock in u» Court yesterday before Mr V' r Fou: "i answer a charge of driving raßhw* t0 manner dangerous to humai The case was a sequel I Bukit
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    SHORT STORIES.
    32 10 BY FAMOUS WRITERS The following short stories li appear on Saturday: •A MAN OF EXTREMES, by A. E. VV. MASON—"Malaya Tribune." "THE MAGIC SHOP," by H. C WELLS—"Malayan Saturday Post."
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    CAR IN FLAMES.
    98 10 European s Mid-Night Experience. La ving the Raffles Hotel last oifM J. t Combie had only Just driven of wo-seater car along Beach Road whsa burst into flames. He managed to scnunM out. luekilv sustaining nothing mure than very slight burn*. His coat was scorched and the
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    FATAL VAN ACCIDENT.
    60 10 Tram Conductor Knocked Down. A Chinese pedestrian I employed by the Singapore Ttactior. and a Malay polic, corporal welt former witn fata. remit*, allegedly ran down tbe Chmt* 1« MMkta yest:rday. Ihe corpses the van. next to the driver, and nvinu (lass when the windscreen Th Chinese
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    What's On To-Night.
    86 10 rr-t u EQDl'-i' 511 Alhambra. —"Chandu. Lowe. C'apitol.—"If I a Vl Charlie Ruggies. Jack Oakir. ct i iu».-ar inala' n Great World.—Sid? show n d tal Malaya opera. Chin:te vvayaii'- y -j ing films ("Bad Girl' a- ti "Mcnte Carlo Madne«"». Marlborough.—"The D New World. —Side show»
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    MALAYANS AT HOME.
    1545 11 British Industries. IMPRESSIONS AT THE FAIR. Our Oicn Correspondent.) London. March 1. h Industrie* Pair, which opened tn London and Birmingham on v! which comes to an end en J> has been the outstanding moment, and all eyes have been this l ardy annual, which grows in
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    67 11 The name of Sir N. N. Sirkar, AdvocateGeneral of Bengal, is being prominently men tioned in New Delhi as the successor to Sir B L. Mitter, who will take a short holiday early in April. Since Sir C. P. Ramaswami Aiyar has been chosen as Chairman of the Special Committee
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    NEARLY $250,000 DISBURSED.
    743 11 Planters' Benevolent Fund. According to the report of the Plan rs' Benevolent Fund for the year 1932. there was a deficiency in the year s working of $10.226 90 c g K, eXcess of expenditure over Income ri rlp lorn and do n a t»ons amounted to
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      800 11 CLUB DIARY. (There 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 end complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    MILITARISM WINS.
    26 12 iSpecially dram Ini tir ."V.T" by Vet; Ker Leovg. J. jiiin spurns; the peaceful counsel of the iniernulir.nal custodian of world law and order.
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    MALAYAN FILM.
    145 12 Scenes To Be Shot To-Morrow At Sea View. It v.as found impracticable this morning to late Ins trrnm al Bea View Hotel oi' the clewing episodes in tbe film "Man-Eater." the Malayan jioifclc- ar.;ma wiuon is n~*' being rimed under the direction o: Mr. Clyde Elliott icr Fox
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    "FUSHIMA MARU."
    320 12 Crew Supplied With Gas Masks. SHIPPING NEWS. (Fr-,m Oi.t Oicn Correspondent.) Penang. March 15. 'Ihe folio Wing oCScial Mat-men; ta tanatf hb ut the fire on the Fushlma Maru After the vessel had disembarked the passengers, the Harbour Master ordered the vessel to take up positi n half
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    HEAVY GUN PRACTICE.
    89 12 Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels -as clear of the range ao possible during the heavy gun practice, which will rake place from .the Mukim of Bedok on Ma.. 29 and 30 c mmencing at 8 a.m. A red flag will be
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    "SUFFOLK" GOING HOME.
    29 12 Reuter. Londo.i, March 15. H.M.S. "Cumberland lelt fo.- China to-day. fiom Fur.smcuth, wi h naval raiings to lelie.e latings of H.M.S. "£uficlk," which is going heme.—R.uter.
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    ARRIVALS.
    244 12 Larut," Brit.. 464 tons, frcm IfaLxca 26-3; fcr Malacca 17-3. Eurysates." B.it.. 3.93 C ton.;, from Ham u:g 16-3; for Hcnjkong, Yokohama IC-.'. Vand.r Hagen," Dut., 1,911 to .s. f.om Sourabaya 16-3; for Scnang 18-3. Giang Aun," Brit.. 545 ions, frcm Sour&b.iy. 16-3: fur Sourabaya 17-3. Toboeli," Dut.. 664
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    108 12 BIIIPB ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES Singapore, March 16. Pa«i Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Johan de Witt 20. Main Wharf «Emrance d» S> Corfu 18; Cape St. Francis 16; Santhla 14: Javanese Prince 11. Wmptr* TV-r|r <F!nr»-»r».«» r>«t* J> Himalaya Maru 30; Mor.tgjme.y Ciiv 3:; Khar.dalU 3."); SLUfU hio 37.
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    PANCHAN LAMA.
    153 12 Will Start Anti-Japanese Crusade. Peiping, Feb. 17. Tbe Panchan Lama, exil d spiritual head cf T.bet, has thrown in his lot against Japan. Interviewed at Kueihua on the eve of proettding ;o Paihnmiao. Mongolia, the Panchan Lima decla- d that he was going to preach throughout Mongolia on
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    PRODUCE.
    210 12 Singapore. March 16. R. (Siam> W. Ccast No. 1 per Koyan $113 R. vSiam) \V. Coast 2 $108 Rice. B. Siam N 1 $110 Rice. B. Siam N. 2 SlO5 Rice, Siarn "Old 1 per koyan No. 1 $177 Rice. Siam -Old" No. 2 $156 Rice, Siam 'Old" No.
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    OLD MAN'S PLEA.
    99 12 "Please Get Me Free Passage." Produced bef:re Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Judge, fcr sentence, after being convicted bj the Third Magistrate for misappropriaticn of some sandalwood, an elderly Chinese said: "Please recommend that I should get a free passage back to China." He pleaded that he
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    WROTE TO MAGISTRATE.
    77 12 "Say What You Want In Court." "If you have anything to ray ycu must say it in court when the case Ls heard, and net ;timj>t to writ a letters :o me." said Mr. A. W. Hay, the BttCQWd Magistrate, in the Police Court yeeterday, la warning
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    113 12 Mr. Jamnadas Dwarakda was on March 1 released from jail on Hie assurance that h views regarding civil disobedience has und rccne a change and that he ha- dechnen to take any furth-rr par therein. A pr~m nert Ccngr sslte. Jamnadas Dwarakdas who was rent need to p~'son early last
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    ACCIDENT IN GEYLANG.
    304 12 Accused Of Caiui*. Wife's Death. The case was resumed thii Hr. Justice Mills at th a Malay.Jahk bin Hnuk causing the death cf a Ma'ii on Jan. 28 (Hari Ray*" tion of Grcve Road with > Ur driving rashly and. alter The accuseds wife received which proved
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    AIR SERVICES IN INDIA.
    59 12 Sir Frank Noyce told Mr. C, m the Assembly during question time on Pat. 20 that prcpcsils for the extension of Air ft*, vicesi in Indir. were under the eonndaaiha d the Government, but in no case had U reached a state at which H was
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    29 12 The Chief Commissioner. Delhi has untitled tioned franchise for wemen for the DdW Municipality by putting women on the sa-* footing as men both as regards votfa contesting seats.
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      62 12 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. L.t.M Yesterday- N'sht 11 ix. Bright Rim. i Rainfall. Sunsnin.. Temp Scaticn?. D;g. F. Inches. Hours. D-g. i* Alcr Star 91 Nil 9.5 72 k. Xtoafgana 85 o.oi 9.5 71 Boktt J.ram 89 Nil 8.7 74 Mentag 83 Nil c.7 76 re 90 0.20
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      114 12 MAILS CLOSE. TO-MORROW. MARCH 17. -C:ylon, Southern India. Bombay, "Aden, Mauritius, Egypt. Europe and Great B itatn, Ireland, U.S.A.. Canada and Weatesn Australia (Corfu) (P. O. Mail) 8 a.m •Ncrth, N.-East and N.-West Sumatra. Ceylon. Egypt. Europe and Great «-itain 'Dempot < Dutch Mail) 8.30 a.m Kemaman. Kxmasek. Dungun. Trengganu
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    Sports & Pastimes.
    421 13 Sports Pastimes. BOXING. HAMPAGNE FOR PETERSEN. S T|M! I \TING HATH IN THE KING. London, Mar. 3. t;. S Briti h heavy weight d the Albert Hall when he ..ted Ln.st Guehring, said to .1 -best heavyweight, n Per'"-sen is the most popu.t: >h bcxiig public. Deheavyweights hod tor so
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    SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    104 13 PING-PONG. fo U™ing is a list of ties arranged for me Singap re championship tournament commencmg on Saturday LADIES' OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP (Saturday): 2.15 p.m. S. Q. Chan v. Then Njoen Moy: 3.15 pjn. Chan Hon Ying v. Lee Chee Har; 4.15 pjn. Chan Sou Chun v. F. K.
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    CRICKET.
    84 13 S.C.R.C. team v. St. Joseph's Institution en Saturday at 2 pa at Hong Lim Green: Chua Choon Leong <capt.>. I Hoahing, Keng Hock. Ch:w Tat. Choon Sim. Siow Kee. Teng Cnew. Kong Leong. Thian Teck. Eoon Eeng. Kee Choc or Ah Chuan. S.C.R.C. team v. S.R.C. on Sunday at
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    BOOM IN SHUTTLECOCKS.
    211 13 GAME MAKING NEW CONVERTS DAILY. BADMINTON. London. March 3. Despite the economic depression the game of Badminton is enjoying an unprecedented boom. Never before has it been so flourishing. During the present season 188 new clubs have affiliated to the Badminton Association. Now there are over 200,000
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    STRAITS BACHELORS' P.C.
    268 13 The annual report of the Straits Bachelor; Physical Culture Club, for the yea; ended D c. 31. 1932. stat.s that members >n the regttei numbered 52. as against 54 the previous y.ar. The accounts are said to show a credit balance of $660 with the Eastern Bank,
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      80 13 poisons BP^^bß breeding Poisons as dangerous as the poison in the fangs of the serpent may be created in the mouth, if part ties of decaying food are allowed to remain in the crevices of the teeth. All decay is caused by germs and bacteria, invisible to the eye. Science
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      537 13 I mmm FIPTEEN j II W Proved Uses Foi' j U) (4 —i- —.lir r lim rrTnpT I rev.rs by reducing the temperature. (9) It relieves Rheumatic and Setftfic *9 <2) It i educes tempera ure in five minutes. Pains in one night. Ik jj (U It stop, the il!
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      174 13 AUCTIOIN SALE. CHEONG KOON SENG CO. MORTGAGEES' SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES At Messrs. Cheong Koon Seng Co.'s Sale-room, No. 30, Chulia Street, On Wednesday, March 22, at 2.30 p.m. Lot L Valuable la::d situate in tbe Dis'.rict cf Ulu Bedok. Singapore area 12 acres 1 rood 27
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      147 14 n Wear the '■i I Tennis Shirt v iy used by DAVIS CUP J Lt CHAMPIONS W I 1 ;f PH REGISTERED J] h TR^ DE MARK PEACOCK I Mf MADE BY X.M.X. j INTERLOCK mi "PEACOCK" brand Tennis Shirt Smart, Stylish, Comfortable LUCAS 1 j MOTOR ACCESSORIES I BRITISH
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      639 14 I l Z -j EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. Vrom The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. »avelenghs: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal fiom Big Ben. News Bulletin. 2.45 p.m. Laddie Clarke and his
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    The Motoring World New Race Track For Britain.
    281 15 THE IVINGHOE ROAD RACE COURSE. OPENING IN AUGUST. CORNERS, CURVES. STEEP GRADIENTS AND OTHER HAZARDS. F Our Oven Correspondent.) London. Feb. 25. ,pu£: < motor road race-course will be 1 .f its kind in Great Britain. II iid pened in July. n
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    ₤200,000 NDERTAKING.
    484 15 Preliminary Work Almost Finished. i' :ice of the undertaking is bas:d on a t»PiU. t £200 000 to provide for ths cor.■tructi.n of the course, club house, grar.d--•inc- .1 plane hangars, fences, etc., and to an ad-quate margin for working PR*- money, etc. A new company is in
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    SPECTACULAR THRILLS.
    462 15 To Attract 300,000 Spectators. A great public from the millions of the Metropolis and from the populous centres enumerated, will be attracted to Ivinghoe to witness, for the first time in England, the spectacular thrills of real road racing. If nearly 300,000 spectators frequently witness such meetings in
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    SIR MALCOLM AT DAYTONA.
    1489 15 An Amusing Interlude. "LIKE A SCENE FROM A COMEDY." (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Feb. 25. over a week Sir Malcolm Campbell ha.s been waiting patiently at Daytona with his giant "Blue Bird" alongside. Thanks to the Florida sunshine he is now fit again, and ready
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    FORD'S WORKS TEMPORARILY CLOSED.
    31 15 A part of the works at Detroit which have been temporarily closed. In the foreground a part of the huge staff', and a photo of Henry Ford.
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      72 15 __—.BRAND NEW CARS LESS THAN HALF PRICE In order to clear the few remaining models, Brand New Willys-Knight Touring Cars priced at $3,000 are now offered at $1,200. The WillysKnight in design and action is perhaps the most individual of all motor cars. It is a marvel of comfort and
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      46 15 I I I i I AND I I I I i I Save The Cost Of The Tin Shell Motor Oil Bulk Cabinets Are Installed For Your Convenience] i Use Them and Save Yourself Money j j Adeerthcment Of The Asiatic Petroleum Company (Straits Settlements) Limited
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      235 16 I JS? c I TO LET. re j FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SIANG LIM PARK GEYLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4- roomed type $20.00 per month. 5- roomed type $18.00 per month. Garages (with water) $3.00 per month. Apply:— SIONG LIM SAWMILL CO., 2 A
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      403 16 THE PEOPLE'S PAPER: lIN DEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE TO LET. TO LET—IGS. Tank Road, Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—Compouna Huut;e, No. 109, Ha!g Road. Apply 20, Chuha Stre.t. TO LET—CAPITOL THEATRE. MALACCA. Apply to S. Raffles Chambers, Biagftjjpore, cr to Mrs. Tan Soo Sim. Maitcca. TO LET—"Sih ci ten." 8.
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      439 16 SITUATION WANTED. A Qualified Salesman (Chinese) wants a position as travelling selling agent. Al credentials offered. Speaks fluen v English. Malay and all Chines? dialects. Surely to bring money for the firm. Box 123, c o Malaya Tribune. Ufrr%f9i*MJi I VmVfVUtPML INDISPUTABLY THE BEST. SOLD EVERYWHERE STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, (Established
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      275 16 EDUCATIONAL. TUITION —Modern Method Tenor-Banjo, Ukelele, Mandolin, Hawaiian-Guitar and all string instruments. E. C. Daroya. 10-C, Allenby Road, Singapo-e. JOHANNA ENGLISH SCHOOL 40, NIVEN ROAD. Receive* students from Primary to Standard VII and Commercial Class. Assures success in public examinations. Entirely under new management. For particulars apply Principal. FAR EASTERN
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      568 16 My firm YICK Won an. )1 Watch-maker ami I ),,..>, J S'' 429, North Bridge Road i V Middle Road,. Sta^ H \no connection whatsoever' Jjf ,jany other firm in Yick Woh HinJ 429, North Brid R e It„ ad 8 1 (n:ar Middle E6 /J J CLOCK AND WATCH
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