Malaya Tribune, 18 March 1933

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. vol. XX.- -No. 65 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1933 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Mar. 18, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      91 1 ii in ——fc—a IN ART OF Sole Importers j THE EAST ASIATIC COMPANY, LIMITED. j SINGAPORE. I Royal Bakery Flour j j IN HANDY AND HYGIENIC PACKAGES I NOW AVAILABLE j 1 I AT j Singapore COLD STOfiAGE c Lm j ORCHARD ROAD SUB-DEPOTS. j 1 Choice:* j 1 Most
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      97 1 A. FLINTER ft, Raffles Place, Singapore. Importing Diamonds and Pearl Necklaces oi 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 cxc hange rates. 91 (ME, HAHBY CO., LTD. MILK
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    AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER. Comments On The Mail.
    170 2 My dear Nieces. Gwennie':," nrticle should have appealed last wi k but araa inadvertently held over. I am re all of you would have scanned the whole 1 age trying to hnd the article that was not M t.. I did not mean
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    Lost In A Cave.
    366 2 (By 'Miranda.") Good evening, my dear cousins. I hope you are all well. To-day. I shall relate to you one «•f the most exciting days that I spent «t Pebbly Beach. It was one cf the seaside resorts which was not at all crowded. My parents,
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    Retrospect.
    642 2 < By ."Jean.") Although I had been kneeling for quite a long time before the little altar which stands at one end of my b:droom, I noticed nothing unusual abcut the atmosphere. But now I was conscious of a faint, sickly-sweet adour which }jeivaded throughout the whole room and
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    A Little Chat.
    327 2 By Rio Rita.' Selangor.i Hello, chums, you will notice from my pen name that I am a new member. 1 am very shy to write, because I feel 1 cant writ? as well as some of you do. Anyway I will try to write an article next
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    A Great Surprise.
    518 2 (By "Dandelion.") Gse girls, all the 'belles chapeaux in the wholeisland of Singapore couldn't possibly fit my head: I'd just discovered that, when viewing the hats in the showcase. I'm swelled, absolutely and undoubtedly: but let me ponder quietly over this matter. Could it or can it
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    All About Kathie.
    803 2 (By ■Gwennie.") It was such a nice day that I decided tc j.ive Kathie a grand outing. Kathie was u.y doll—a humble, snub-nosed creature covered with appalling marks of violence, which, in moments of stress and annoyance I had inflicted. "Ihe poor arms hung by the MWI
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      755 2 Owing t© the huge success and the t appreciation of the smokers of Lion cigarettes for the Slogan competition which I ACLINfI TkATOri I closed on March 15 in Kuala Lumpur, we UEiUiJUIII U_/| have decided to make an open competition i j jjHjl lor all Malaya. In order to
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    A MAN OF EXTREMES:
    5071 3  -  Our Short Story. By A. E. W. Mason. 4 LI HOI -Ji you have not been near Ronda for ftV2 yuu-s," nid the Spanish cornciant severely io Dennis Shere, "the face of ountry has not changed. You are certainly most suitable officer I can select, since
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    SKI-ING COMPETITIONS AT INNSBRUCK.
    25 3 The hill at Innsbruck where the jumping competitions take place at the great International ski-ing competitions which are now in progress.
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      114 3 In this toL TIN is I pSstl BABYS ij\ urn ,M»»-,wt a tfi: flf SS mj AW m &o.t»ADS^? 4 E:£ mf AW AW AW I %a!B1 hOflltil Sunshine Glaxo Is more i than dried milk. It is the richest cows' milk modernised in up-to-date labora- I lories, under the
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      229 4 c I £&JF** L TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SIANG LIM PARK GEYLANG. GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. 4-roomed type $20.00 per month, li-roomed type $18.00 per month. Garages (with water) $3.00 per month. Apply:— SIONG LIM SAWMILL CO., 2 3. Syed Ahrl Road, Telephones
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      438 4 TO LET. TO LET —165, Tank Road, Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET—Compound House, No. 109, Halg Road. Apply 20, Chulia Street. TO LET—CAPITOL THEATRE, MALACCA. Apply to S. Fung, Raffles Chambers, Singapore, or to Mrs. Tan Soo Sim. Malacca. TO LET—"Silverton." 8, Upper Wilkie Road, two-.'toreyed compound house,
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      736 4 AUCTION SALE. SHERIFF'S SALE. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 132 of 1933. Writ of Seizure and Sale dated 9th March, 1933. Between X V A. L. R. M. PALANIAPPA CHETTIAR. Plaintiff Versus 1. CHAN CHOON SANG, 2. CHAN HEE NGA. 3. CHOP
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      290 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED—Salesmen and Salesgirls for manufactured goods. Apply personally Room 10, Burlington. SITUATION WANTED. A Qualified Salesman (Chinese) wants a position as travelling selling agent. Al credentials offered. Speaks fluent English. Malay and all Chines.- dialects. Surely to bring money for the firm. Box 123, c o Malaya Tribune.
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      606 4 I NOTICE. My firm YICK WOH [j J) Watch-maker and DealW v I 429, North Bridge Roa, //Middle Road), Eng* V\ no connection what/(any other firm in Sin, I Yick Woh Ring I 429, North Bridge Rrj Jb l\ Middle Roa Ml CLOCK AND WATCH RJ f( Contractor to the
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    MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES. THE INTENSIVE SYSTEM OF POULTRY BREEDING.
    1447 5 H CHICKS. win-a yuu nave secured a battery brooder clucks it must be remembered that no u<>d should be given to the chicks umil 48 have elapsed and you must always remember that under such conditions the chicks will dtpend on
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    GANDHI'S ENGLISH.
    523 5 Rt. Hon. V. S. Sastri Finds Errors. Poona, Feb. 25. The "Harijan' 1 issued this morning contains numerous sidelights on the Jife cf Mr. Gandhi and hie associates fa jail, coming through the wmdow of Untouchability. While Mr. Gandhi'* tab?3 is inundated wi;ii r:dle?s discussions and interpellations on
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    TERRITORIAL FORCES.
    246 5 Suggested New Rules About Foreign Service. London, Feb 18. All territorials enlisting in the future p ay b2 afTcctcd by .he reccmmcndaticns mad by th3 War Office regarding fo cign service. At prcs:nt In the event cf a isr if a territorial soldier on active service becomes tepaa
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    Shipping News & Notices. FIRE ON DUTCH STEAMER.
    798 6 Shipping News Notices. FIRE ON DUTCH STEAMER. Case Among Cargo The Cause? Baring concluded the hearing of the "Picter Cornelisaocn Hooft" cas" —judgment telng reserved —the Amsterdam Court of Navigation opened an inquiry into the circumstance attending an outbreak of fixe tn the cargo of the steamer "Seicoskerk" at Shanghai
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    26 YEARS IN COMMAND.
    295 6 Shipmaster's Early Adventures Recalled. Forty-seven years at sea. with 2G in command, is the very credi able record of Caplain John F. H. Park, who has recently coiled up his ropes. Cap:a.in Park has been for many years in command on the Indian coast, but many
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    CUNARD CRUISES.
    102 6 Holidays at sea in Atlantic liners premise to be more popular than ever. There is already a great demand for accommodation for the two cruises to be made by the Cur.ard liner '•Lancastria" during April. The "Lancastrians" first cruise, which begins from Liverpool on April 13, is a
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    "ANTUNG" WRECK.
    198 6 Salvage Party Arrives On The Sqene. A iadio message, received by the Honggfr.g naval authorities on Mar. 10. states that tfc? Weather a-} Mofu Point is moderating, and there was a possibility that a salvage party would be able to board the wreck cl the "Antung" yesterday afternoon.
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    MISSING TRAWLER HOAX.
    187 6 Message Leads To Extensive Search. It is believed that coastguard stations and fbhing vessels in the Shetlands which have been maintaining a ceaseless watch for the crew of a missing British trawler and had organised a search have been the victims of a hoax. A telegram was
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    TORPEDO PRACTICE.
    95 6 Dummy torpedoes will be dropped by No 36 squadron iT.B.) of the Royal Air Force within the deep water opposite the mouth of Sungel Ponggo! tin Johore Strait), bounded on tha north by lat. 1 deg 26' 05" N. on the *ou h by lat. 1 deg. 25'
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    37 6 The "Chenenelux" is expected here to-day at 5 pm. from Penang. She will be despatched for Saigon, Hongkong and Shanghai on Monday at 6 aan. from the S.H.B. wharves. The 'Burdwan* arrived at London on Mar. 15.
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    SKIPPER WHO WENT BELOW.
    727 6 Sequel To Loss Of Drifter. Sir Dawson Miller, assisted by Captain P. J. Thompicn, Captain Piers Legh and Mr. W. Addy as nautical asse sors, held an inquiry for th 3 Beard of Trade at Lowestoft, recently, into the stranding and wreck of the Lowectoft steam
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      431 6 ITEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AND APCAR lines. (Incorporated In England). MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. KNiNSL'IAK AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LONDON and PAR BAST MAIL SERVICE (Und.r Contract with Bit Majesty's Government). OUTWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singopce. 1933. h rra l 15.000 Mar.
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      206 6 HAMBURG-AMERIRA LINIE Deutoch J H 0 j Australische Dampfschiffs (,H Wj GeseUschaft (Companies Incorporated In Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933 t m.s. DUISBURG, via Manila Mar. 22 me. RUHR, via Manila Apr. 4 t m.s. BAUERLAND, via Manila Apr. 18 •ins. ERMLAND via Manila May
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      535 6 Where You May Buy The Malaya Tribune >- P ALLOWING DEPOTS.— Read Penang and Branch. Tong Eng Co SINGAPORE. 1 32 Street. Y. Mohamed Ibrahim. 134. Tanjong Pagar A< JL Rasayana Medical Hall, 47, Road, and Keppel Road Railway Station. Street, Penaoig. A. Palasamy, General Hospital (News Seller) I rahlm
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      165 6 THE "MALAYAN SATURDAY POST" is now owned by the "Malaya Tribune" Pre**, Ltd., and published from the "Malaya Tribune" office*) at 56-60, Anson Road, Singapore. It i* being greatly improved by the introduction of many New Feature*, while the best of the old one* are retained. The features include: Several
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      495 6 STEAMER SAILINGS, IjjgjVrt fcUKWUKUTSCHtK (Incorporated ta Germany). The undcrnoted are the Company's Intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1923. t DESSAU for Yokohama, Kobe, and Osaka 0Q "FULDA" for Manila, Hongkong Shanghai, N. China and Japan nOMEWARDS. 1933. "COBLENZ" for Genoa. Barcelona, Lisbon, Amsterdam, Rotterdam! Hamburg and Bremen jj ar 2q gCargo steamers
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    403 7 Mining Shares. pore Pttdfty 13 am. -'lure quotation* are issued I Co M exchange and stock paw Buvura. Sellera. Knmhang Tin 239 24 9Cd x, v is- aoi. nom rm 103 11. cd Tin 11 12 Padaag 0.05 0.07 Caves Tin 0.35 0.40 tang tits 0.40 nog,
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    166 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER GENERALLY EASIER. Demand Continues To Be Poor. (By Our Financial Correspondent., Singapore. Saturday, 11 a .m. To day's Prices:— Rubber (R.S.S. Singapore) 6 3; 16 cts., dawn i/ 3 ct. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber 2 3 32d., \r i 4 m down 1,16
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    PETROL PRICES.
    153 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S."j; Ltd. Prices for Shell Mot:r Spirit and various brands of Kerosene are as follows: Shell Aviati n Spirit in 4 gallon drums per British Imperial gallon $1.23 Shell Motor Spirit ex pump per British Imperial gallon $0.86 Shell M:tor Spirit per 4 gallon tin
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    RUBBER AND COPRA.
    47 7 The Chief Secre ary to Gcvernm t:t, P.M.S has fixed th: price of rubb r and copra fcr as essnunt of exper. duty for the p?riod March 17 to 23. inclusiv?. as under: Rubber 6 I 16 cents per pound. Copra $4.50 pc pikul.
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    RUBBER MERGER.
    123 7 The provisional agreement between Vallambrosa Rubber and BunjeJ Kapar Rubber companies whereby Vall-mbrosa agrees to purchase Kapars assets is to be su':mitfed to extra-ordinary meetings of both concerns at Edinburgh, says the Financial Times." Vallambrosa undertakes to issue in exchange 4CCOO shares of 2s, credited as fuily paid,
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    THE LANGEN (JAVA) RUBBER ESTATES.
    675 7 Econoniic Benefits Of Lighter Tapping. in* f t r nty taird 0 dinar y general mcetrvf tL Lan gen (Java) Rubber Estates i nn'o t WaS held on Feb 24 at 2-4, Idol Lane, London, E.C H f K 4 rlC Miller (thc chairman), in
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    RUBBER REPORTS.
    596 7 Poor Consumption In U.S.A. u£3?W: C Ud report as foll The exchanges and big banks in America n?,,,h C I IT cpened a »d the rubber market 2. Same as il was P rioi W the criunchanged 131 alfio ls P ractica "-V -fi^ UBh lhe market 110
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    MAKING OIL FROM COAL.
    176 7 Desire To Help New Ventures. In the BOOM of Commons on Feb 22 Mr Martin <c. Htafdon) asked whether the order recently given for oil produced bom Br ish CCed by a h-.v-temprralure carbon'scaUan proce- s va s give l oo a result of cxpcrlrr.c its
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    COPRA MARKET.
    30 7 Earlcw Co. report as follows on March 17 Alter slight fluctuations the maift* closes 'juiei at th-> fcllov in? prices:—Sundried $4 45 pet parol; mixed $4.15 per pica*.
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES.
    71 7 Daring the w ek ending March 11, exports Of tinned pincappl s from Malayan v rts amounted *o 15.6 )1 ca- s. cf wh'ch 9 743 ca c* were to the United Kingdom, 887 caeca o incontinent cf Europ 3.620 ca cs to Canada and 1,401 ca'es elsewhere.
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    RAUB COLD OUTPUT.
    26 7 Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.. Ltd BdVfce that the output fcr the fcur weeks end d Fib. 28. 1933, amounted to 2026.45 counce?
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    711 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Saturday. 11 a.m. The following rubber thare quotation* af» is-M.ed by Fra er and Co. and Lyail and VMll' Value. Fraser LjaU A S Shares. <fe Co. Eratt. 1 Allenby $0.45 $0.55 $0.45 $0.55 1 Alor Gajah 0.25 0.35 0.25 0.30 I A Hltam
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      49 7 THE $Wk SOUTH ir I BRITISH A INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. f IKE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT "-OWEST CURRENT RATES. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. Finlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ISSI RANCI CORPORATION. LTD. I IRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND 1 ACCIDENT INSURANCE. r JOHNSON: General Manager.
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      75 7 ISmall Savings- I JL LIGHTLN j your I 8 I 1 FINANCIAL ML PATHWAY Mf Yearly Interest Paid to You Quarterly Small Savings regularly f deposited will soon build up for you, a substantial 1 Sank Balance, .ready for the moment when it is most needed. THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
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      256 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subsrvibed Capital £2.000,000 Paid-up-Capiial £1,000,000 Reserve Fund and Rest 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: B:mbay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad. Dahroin, Basra, Kirkuli. Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and interest allowed at 1% per
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      264 8 j Hail a a g co does mighty Picture v <] ir'Mn o a^ain! j THE INDEPENDENT THEATRE WITH THE PICK OF THE WORLD'S PICTURES. j TODAY! At Last Dawns One of the Greatest Days in Alhambra's History! A Proud Day for the Theatre with The Stars and THE Pictures!
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      256 8 Amusements Matinee To-day 3-15 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT of Paramount's 15-STAR Unique Comedy J With GARY COOPER. CHARLIE Rl GGLES. CHARLES LAI GHTON. WYNNE GIBSON,. j j RICHARD BENNETT and 10 other Stars. With the sensational Mack Sennett Animal Comedy j 'BRING EM BACK SOBER." j TO-MORROW! j OPENING AT MATINEE
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      261 8 TO-NIGHT (NOT SHOWING AT (§Kpr HARDING It WESTWARD PASSAGE *^^^3 m SATURDAY AND SUN] "FIRES OF FATE" 8.1.P.S MIGHTY DESERT SPECTACLE! SEE THE CAMEL CORPS 04 tCTKMfi THRILLS SENSATION! ROMANCE! ADAPTED FROM CON DOYLFs FAMOUS STORY. HALF PRICE TO ALL! j Marlborough ANOTHER GREAT DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAMME: Tom Keene In
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    DEBTOR'S FALSE LEG SEIZED.
    1514 9 Is Petition Oppressive? USELESS BANKRUPTCY NOT WANTED. As briefly stated in these columns, the statement that a petitioning creditor had possession of all the debtor's belongings, including a false leg. was made in the Bankruptcy Cou"i yesterday before Mr. Justice Whitley. when an application for receiving
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    The Gas Explosion At Neunkirchen.
    39 9 Scene, a, the S as exp.osion at Xeunkirchen. The picture on the rfcht shows the actua. spot where the explosion occurred. On 1 the left are a number of rescue -workers and injured persons.
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    ONG AND CHUA.
    350 9 Ten Years For Attempted Murder. The last case on the A sizes Calendar wa concluded yesterday before Mr. Justice Mills when Ong Cho Chin was unanimcuslv found guilty by the jury of the attempted murder of compatriot named Chua Chien by .-tabbin" bhr with a on Jan.
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    FLIRTATIOUS BOYS.
    83 9 Strong Protest By Siamese Minister. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, March 1 7. Speaking at ;he C: ris'.ian College ening last, night, the Minister of Public Instruction commented en the attitude of present day Bangkok schoolboys acting the beau and resorting to flirtations. He also drew attention to
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    BERLIN BOURSE DECREE.
    319 9 Government Control. ALTERATION IN THE CONSTITUTION. Reuter. Berlin March 11 Hi. Bugufcuif Mtt issued a decree fundamentally altering the constitiuioti of tha Bcrilr. Bcur.se and oMulug an election on April 29 cf a new and smaller Bourse Committee, the of which must bo iimow] by Qoiwunat. Agricultural
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    HARBOUR BOARD.
    104 9 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVCT Singapore. March If. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1). Hong Khcng 22: Kuala 20 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate S). Cape St. Francis 16: Tilawa 14: Jnvaness Prime 11; Hawaii Maru 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Oste 1). Montgomery City 33; Malini 39. Empire Dock (Entrance Gaff
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      590 9 S f I I EXHIBITION AT THE I j March 20th—24th. 1Q to 6. Free. 1 Tennis Shirt nP used by j x DAVIS CUP I >r CHAMPIONS t J a REGISTERED I if k PEACOCK i 1 i€ MADE BY X.M.X. Jjg I |gg| I INTERLOCK 1 7z) ~a
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      59 9 Malayan Meteorological Service. Last Yesterday. Night Max Bright Mm. Temp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp. Stations. Deg. F. Inches. Hours. Deg. F. Alor Star 96 Nil 9.7 71 K. TTengganu 37 Nil 6.5 71 Bukit J ram 89 0.09 10.6 73 Mersing 84 Nil 9.9 77 Singapore 90 0.09 6.1 74 C.
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    777 10 Ceylon has had its new constitution for less than a couple of years, and is not satisfied with it. That is, its politicians are not satisfied. Having tasted power they want lots of it, and chafe against the restrictions imposed upon them under the present regime, striking
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    211 10 Mr. C. M. J. Kirke, has been made a Justice of the Peace for Penang. Capt. B. E. Ablitt, of the S.S.V.F., has been promoted to the rank of Major, while Lieiu. (Acting Capain) N. E. B. Giabum has been made Captain. i "Sporting Spirit" will be the subject of
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    SOVIET TO TRY BRITISHERS.
    144 10 Conviction May Mean Death. Reuter. Moscow, March 17. M. Litvinoff has informed the British Ambassador that the arrested employees of Metro-Vickers will shortly be tried in the Supreme Court on a charge of counterrevolution (for which the penalty is death). M. Litvinoff rebutted the idea that.
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    MALAYAN FILM.
    195 10 Scenes Taken At Sea View Hotel. The Fox Film Corporation's contingent which is in Singapore making "Man-Eater," a Malayan Jungle film, took scenes at Sea View Hotel yesterday according to programme, but technical difficulties rendered it Impossible to finish the hotel "shots" completely and further filming took place
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    MR. C. W. JOHNSON.
    145 10 Death Of Chief Engineer Of "Cape St. Francis." Mr. Charles WiUiam Johnson. Chief Engineer of the "Cape St. Francis," who was admitted tJ the General Hospital on Thursday, suffering from typhoid, died yesterday morning and was buried at Bidadari Cemetery the same afternoon, the Yen. Archdeacon
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    PERU RESPONSIBLE.
    63 10 League Reports On Dispute With Colombia. Reuter. Geneva, March 17. Following the Sino-Japanese precedent, the League Council Committee ras produced j "repcrt" on tie Colombia-Peru dispute, consisting of historique conclusions and recommendations. The weight cf evidence is strongly against Peru and the recommendationo cail for immediate military evacuation
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    R.E. RE-ORGANISATION.
    76 10 Garrison Orders notify that Major J. R. Roberts. M.C.. R.E.. will assume the duties of C.R.E. and O.C. Troops. Changi. en March 23. The office of the Chief Engineer. Malaya, will cpen on that day from which the C.R.E.. Singapore, will cease to be affiliated to the Central
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    THE GAYLADS MINSTRELS.
    35 10 The Gaylads Minstrels gave an excelI lent performance at the Moonlight Hall, New World, last night, when th:y staged "Fidelity." A fuller report of the perfoimance is held over i ill Monday.
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    163 10 A meeting of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association will b-> held on Tuesday, the 28th inst. Agenda: To i confirm minutes; matters arising therefrom j (a) Motor Vehicles Ordinance, 1933, (b) Bill to Amend Registrations of II. K. Designs Ordinance, (<j) civil Aerodrome—adjacent buildings; Straiis Settlements (Penang)
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    TOPICS OF TO DAY
    502 10 (BT "LOOKIR.ON-,. Quite a lot of after yesterday's Katong, "write Home they've "got on the film<.' 11 "Chandu returns to Sin., says a headline. But the Officers didn't seize thb «2t! consignment as contraband r If a creditor takes a debtor, away, how can he expect
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    84 10 Mails by the outward Dutch aeroplane irom Amsterdam are expected to arrive at Singapo" by the evening express to-day. Correspondent addressed to boxholders only will bo ready lor delivery at 7.30 p.m. From France by the '•Chenonceaux due a Singapore at 5 p.m. to-morrow. From China and Japan
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    On Other Pages.
    75 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. OUR SHORT STORY— A MAN OF EXTREMES on page MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES. 00 P*t* T GANDHI'S ENGLISH, on page 5. CLUB DIARY, on page 13. JOHORE NEWS, on page 13. CHURCH SERVICES, on page 14 SHIPPING NEWS, on pages and H RADIO
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      285 10 Accurate 753 Inexpensive And W W?~. J And "fiOLEX" "THE BNOWHITE" 1 j Chrosne Bai&h wrisilst watch, made from Urn hardest fine metal hi the world i Wii: staj pore white and never tarnish. Screw back and front. Lever movement. Kadium dial. Leather Strap. PRICE $12.00. j /jjT) "ROBINSON" JSL
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      30 10 634 Reduce your cost of living and at the ■M time support local industry by u~ing T\K.K.'S GOODS. I s TENG SENG GUAN, EstabiLhed 1905. I 634, North Bridge Road. <
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      229 10 DIARY OF EVENTS, Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, MARCH 18. High Tides.—l.ss a.m., 3.16 p.m. Football League: Div. I, I.CF.A. v. Chinese, Jalan Besar. Cricket: S.C.C. v. R.A.P., S.C.C.; R I v V.M.C.A. I, R. 1.; V.M.C.A. II v. Young Indians, V.M.C.A.; S.R.C. v. NCC S.R.C. TO-MORROW, MARCH 19.
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    Chang Advised To Commit Suicide. STRONG CABLE FROM LONDON CHINESE.
    1269 11 JAPANESE DRIVEN OUT OF L0B0NTUNG. Severe Fighting Imminent? Chiang Kai Shek Urged To Avoid Compromise. The Chinese Union of London has sent a remarkable cable to ;;irs Chan Hsueh Lla "g- in which he is advised to commit :icide ;;nd
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    NO SIGN OF ARMS EQUALITY.
    315 11 Germans Protest. U.S. APPROVES NEW PLAN. Reuter. London, March 17. Mr. Mac Donald's disarmament scheme has nad a good press in Britain. „J t u\ comj nenting on the proposals, iiiLl iiX are 1 comprehensive and ES?" re ectin credj t on the British delf?n^\
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    EXPLOSION ON STEAMER.
    119 11 Fifteen Killed. TERRIBLE STORY OF SURVIVORS. Reuter. Colombo, March 17. Fifteen of the crew were killed aJ the result of an explosion which occurred on the Norwegian steamer "Hinnoy" cn its voyage from Antwerp to China. The steamer was wrecked 300 miles westware! of Colombo. Thirteen survivors,
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    STOLE FOUNTAIN PEN.
    142 11 American Eurasian With Bad Record. Only recently sentenced to 20 months rigorous imprisonmenri to be followed by two years' police supervision and ordered eigh". strokes cf the rattan. Alexander van Toni Reveird, dercribed as an American Eurasian, was again before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer)
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    ALLEGED RASH ACT.
    132 11 Echo Of Power Station Tragedy. Ajan Khan, the North Indian who was accused of causing the death of Mr. George Peet by a ra.h act, was discharged by tile Third Magistrate (Mr. J. F. F. G'.egg) yesterday at the conclusion of the preliminary enquiry. It will be
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    NEW PLAN FOR INDIA.
    357 11 PROPOSED SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT. White Paper Issued. Constitution Of Federal Legislature. Reuter. The Government has issued a White Paper setting forth ii, proposals tor tne creation cf a federal com Utut-on for India. Under the new plan responsibility rest* with the Council of Ministers, with the
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    ALL OVER FIVE CENTS.
    113 11 Serious Allegation Against Corporal Fails. A case involving a Malay Oorpcral who was charged with abetment of extortion of live cenls failed befor? the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) y^serday. The accused, who was defended by Mr. A. J. Braga. was discharged withou. the def
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    TARIFF ALTERATIONS.
    147 11 London, Feb. 22. Alterations in customs tariff were made by ths Treasury Order issued to-night. They include an import duty of four shillings and six penc? per square yard of handmade carpets, rugs and mats and nine pence per square yard or twenty per cent, ad valorem, whichever
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    TRADE RECOVERY.
    74 11 London. Feb. 22. "One of the most remarkable rehabilitation in history," declared Mr. Hoare Belisha, Financial Secretary to the Treasury, lr. a spesch at London to-day referring to the tract? returns for the last, year now published, showing ihat the debit balance to th? United States had fallen
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    POSSESSION OF INDIAN HEMP.
    71 11 Parsan Singh, a North Indian of the milk vendor class, appeared before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday, charged with possession cf a fairly large quantity of Indian hemp. It appeas that the accused, who was represented by Mr. Claud da Silva, was carrying
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    Virile Football At Anson Road: S. C. C. Unlucky To Lose. S.A.F.A. LEAGUE COMPETITION.
    1564 12 WILTSHIRES BEAT THE CRICKET CLUB. Losers* Bad Luck. Yesterday's Match At Anson Road. ASSN. FOOTBALL. <By '•Full-Back Thrilling soccer was served up at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the Ist Wiltshires and the Cricket Club
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    SPIRITED PLAY.
    491 12 Soldiers Have The "Joss." (By 'Echa") The result just, in that victory went to the better side of footballers; jet it was a lucky win, as the Tanglin men will readily agree. A penalty goal is usually a 'gift," for seldom can it be said that the foul
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    THIRD DIVISION GAME.
    180 12 Full Points For Public Services. In tiie Thud Division of the S.A.F A. League yesterday, at the Jalaci Besar Stadium, the Public Services RFC. proved too strong for the V M.C.A.. beating them by three cleagoals. The teams were: PUBLIC SERVICES: Taylor; Nichols. Lindsay: Dale, Murrr-y. Richardson;
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    THE S.C.F.A. TEAM.
    329 12 Supporter's Suggestions To Selectors. "Cold" writes: "As an interested soccer-goer, will you allow me a little space in your widely-read paper to make a suggestion in regard to the constitution of the first soccer team of the Straits Chinese? "Goal—There is no better goalie than Swee Leng
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    GOLF.
    23 12 G.G.C. LADIES' MEDAL. The Garrison G. C. 'odies' march medal 7.13 won by Mrs. A. G. Rose vith a score of 47—1&—32.
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    S.C.C. TOURNAMENT.
    323 12 Results Of Yesterday's Ties. LAWN TENNIS. Yesterday\ results in the S. C. C. Spring ,:rnnment were as follows: CHAMPIONSHIP PA.RS: F. R. Hotbes md F. T K. Hobbes, beat J. F. P. G.egg •Hd T. J. A. Green. 6—4. 3—6. 6—2; C. Potts r<nd O. R- *3*, B.\teman
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    BADMINTON.
    373 12 NOVICE B.P. ANNIVERSARY. The Novice Badminton Party celebrated its sixth anniversary at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bun alow. Pasir Panjang on Saturday and Sunday. 11th and 12th inst. The presence of many members and guests helped to make the function a great success. At the annual general meeting, the
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    PADMORE SHIELD COMPETITION.
    325 12 Malayan Championship Tournament. BILLIARDS. A meeting to organise a champhnship billiards tournament for the Padmore Challenge Shield was held yesterday at the offices of Mcssrr. Frankel Bros. Mr. David Franke). presiding, said that the Malayan billiard i champi nship for the Padmore Challenge ShieH had been run
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    RIVERS v. ELLIS.
    93 12 To-Night's Fights At New World. BOXING. Boxing enthusiasts are reminded of the fights at the New World Arena to-night. The principal bout is a ten ihree-minute round fight between Al Rivers and Bombardier Ellis. The match is made at lOst. Rivers is generally xpected to have a
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    FLOATING DEAD IN A STREAM.
    347 12 Six Chinese Chared With Murder. The taring cf a dead body in •the arrccst of rix CmrSTLT sequel in the Coroner's Court Mi. F. G. Bturtte comm.,, into the death of the former. It appears ,hat the deo; p Whatt. a fount, mar.. a ff
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    What's On To-Night.
    117 12 Alhambra.— •Son-Daughter." featun:.. men Navarro. Helen Hayes, tc Capitol—"lf I had a Million." featadas Charlie Ruggles, Jack Oakie. etc. Empire.—•"Sunshine Susie. Half-pri and matinees: Make Me a Star." Great World.—Side shows, pasar maiara Malay opera. Chines —juiigi Ek ing films r Bad Girl" a-d at Star Taifci
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    PERRY MUST REST.
    261 12 INJURED WHILE I'LAYING. TABLE TENNIS. London. March 3 Not many people know that Fieri J.Pe n> Grea* Britain's No. 1 lawn tennis player expert at table tennis. At the table game 1» was wcrld champion in 1928. At this game Hungary is the leading ccui* Everybody there
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    CRICKET.
    69 12 Ceylon SC. XI v. S C S.C. eround: H. d.- Zilva. D C Ahvis. P. La wren. D B U h. X V Lmgam. X X nachalem. R. V. S. Sundram A thasan. Reserve: P. H. Ceylcn S.C. XI v. A on CS.C. ground: A E birajah. E. Sinnathurai
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    JOHORE NOTES AND NEWS.
    427 13 Sultanah Plays In Tennis Tournament. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Mar. 17, A tennis tournament which was begun at the Royal Jchore Club last Sunday was continued yesterday on the Istana tennis courts, when about ten singles and fifteen doubles matches were played. The doubles
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    INSTITUTE OF COMMERCE.
    74 13 The following students of the Straits Commercial College, Singapore, passed the examination of the Institute of Commerce. Leicestershire, held in December last: Secretarial Practice: Lim Chong Mun. Accounting: Loh Chum Fatt. Book-keeping < Advanced >: Chow Chon-j Yee. Liew Swee Kow and Loh Meng Chai. Book-keeping (Intermediate):
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    THE "SPORTSMAN."
    101 13 The "Sportsman," the monthly magazine published in Singapore, which has been shewing steady all round improvement in recent months, has come out with a new and attractive cover design for April. The contents now cover a wider field cf sporting subjects and the quality of the articles is
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      651 13 CLUB DIARY. (There are numerous Clubs and Societies in -ngapore, most cf the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary w provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest uul still be included in the
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    TAITS CARNIVAL.
    217 14 To Visit Singapore Next Week. AJt..-r an ab-ente of over two JWUTI che ever p.pmar Manila O rnival is again paying Singapore a visit and will open a season he!" early next week on the well known show gro.md at Anson Road. The big free act on this
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    SELANGOR CHINESE R.C.
    311 14 Another Successful Year Reported. The Selangor Chinese Recreation Club, which holds its annual general meeting to-d-'y, has had a successful year in spite of the continued depression which necessitated considerable curtailment of expenditure. Mr. Choong Soh Chee, the horn, general ifcreiary, in his annual report says:— The
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    "FUSHIMA MARU."
    89 14 Unable To Leave For A Week. SHIPPING NEWS. (From Our Own Correspondentj Penang, March 17. The latest official informaton available today is to the efleet tha- the "Fushiina Ma?u" Is unab.'o to leave P nang for ancthe. week. Minor reoairs are to be effrc od but r.c majc:
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    MALACCA POLICE COURT.
    53 14 <Fro"i Ou Oun Correspondent.j Ma'.a.va, March 17. Twr charged before Mr. J. C. De: Tick ir. th* Ponce Court with possessinsedhious li erature. weie bound ever for two men h: in a security of $50 each. It was stated bj Inspec'or Byvd4 that ac:ur«d were pasting a
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      71 14 MAILS CLOSE. MONDAY. MARCH 20. Bo i N.-Eait and N West Sumatra «Ophii I 9am indo-Chin* »G G. Paul Doumerj 11 a.m. Delawan, Aden. and U.S.A. (Montgomery City* 11 a.m. Psomstk (Paubt 2 p.m Ceylon. Southern and Western India (Tottori Maru i 3 p.m. Bdfct Tandjang «H:ng Chuan> 3 pm
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    Empire Radio To Be Extended By Two Hours. B.B.C. TAKE IMPORTANT STEP.
    502 15 MALAYA TO BENEFIT. j 110 'S' CONTINUOUS PROGRAMME EACH DAY. r.roudcasti.ig Corporation announces that as and Km,,ire Broadcast on the Indian Zone, which inoxteruled by two hours. Broadcasting will :i: I...0 i> m and will continue uninterrupted until
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    BROADCASTING AT LAST.
    41 15 (Specially drawn for the M.T." by K. G. Lee.) The Singapore Municipal Commissioners have appointed a special v°™ cc f° C n f er the P r °P° sal th «t broadcasting should be devebped, vwtn official assistance.
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    LOCAL BROADCASTS.
    566 15 Would Seven Metres Be Suitable? Some time ago, at a meeting of the Wheess Society of Malaya, a suggestion was made hat experiments might be carried out in transmitting on ultra-short waves, round abcut even metres. l'hose whj are interested in the 7-metre experiments of the 8.8.C. can
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    EMPIRE SERVICE.
    186 15 Interesting Booklet Issued. rpHE British Broadcasting Corpoea.ion has A published a booklet entitled "The EmpirBroadcasting Service." which traces the history of the rise and development of Empire b oadeas.mg since the establishment of an cxper<mental station at Chelmsford, E?s»x, in 1927. to its s-upersessicn by a permanent station
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    BATTLE OF THE ETHER.
    352 15 Britain Treads On Radio Corns Of Europe. A BA TTUS of th? ether, with ,he natior.s ol Europe mutually ateuMns each other (f flooding the air cf the Old world wtih ra ionai propaganda ir, now in full swing and may eventually lead to action e,i
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    RADIO TELEPHONE.
    60 15 A Ma! iyar. paper asks why the uireles telephone cannot be used for the Empire progiammes. Cne must complain gent'.y abou'. a cu'estion of this kind. Even if there were a d rect wi-eless telephones between England ar.d IVTalaya, the cost cf uiing it would be several pounds
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    ON SHORT WAVE RECEPTION.
    463 15 Does It Equal That Of Long Waves The A .B.C. Of Radio. lI J ILL short wave radio give the desired rccvpif tion at foreign countries, and is it as good a. long wave radio? These are two questions often tskcd, and rarely answered satisfactorily, j
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    LOCAL CHINESE MARRIAGES.
    1651 16 Legislation Needed. I STRAITS-BORN AND RESTRICTION. r' (By Our Chinese Correspondent.) This problem of the Chinese marriage is not new. It has taxed the miods of the Straits Chinese for many yea:s. It has been discussed in the home, argued in the tea-house and debated by public
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    ARRESTED BRITONS.
    267 16 Polite Treatment By The Ogpu. Reuter Wireless. London, March 13. It is learned that no satisfactory reply has been received from the Soviet Government to the representations by the British Ambas.pdt,r in Moscow. The Moscow authorities stated that ihe arrested Britishers may be visited by a member of
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    EDUCATION OF GIRLS.
    148 16 Separate Classes In Boys' High Schools. The Calcutta University is trying to tackl* the problem of the secondary education cf rdrls more vigorously It is understood in this connection, that seven boys' high schools from East and West Bengal applied to the University, asking permission to open
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    RED AGITATOR.
    120 16 Propaganda Amongst British Soldiers. Reuter Wireless. London. March 14. Said by the police to have attended a course in a Communist college in Moscow and to be the chief agitator in South Wales and to be well-paid for such work. Ernest ChPrles S red evid three ether Welsh
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    HUNTING PIG IN MALAYA.
    1638 17 (tingle Chase. \[X ON A SUNDAY MORNING. v c Tare" in "Croicn Colonist ior March.) ;i is still quit? low as it is ms to be drawing the full ry.hmg in sight. The coconut lied their night's rest. vomc <*asuarina trees, sighing h other in the
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    SINGAPORE MARKET.
    454 17 Details Of Current Prices. Singapore, March 10. MEAT. t Beef, steak (round), kati 3P Beef, stew or curry, kati 25 Pork, lean, kati 45 Pork lean fat (Ist quality), kati 35 MuU:n. Australian, lb Fowl, kati 3g Hens (locally reared), kati 45 Duck;t, each 51 Pigeon, domestic unfledged,
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    MAN DEFINED.
    228 18 Difference Between Politician And Statesman. f Allahabad, Feb 22. "Who is a statesman?" was the question answered by Sir Malcolm Hailey in a felicitous speech he delivered at the Foundation Day of the King Gporge's Medical College, Lucknow. TTis Excellrr.cy said he had lately committed him.-elf to a
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    TWENTY ELECTROCUTED.
    83 18 Disastrous Fire In Mexican City. Reuter Wireless. Mexico City. March 14. A fire in a theatre at Ahualuco, Jahsca due to a short circuit resulted in the death of 41 people and 70 being injured and iotsly injured. Twenty members of the audience who were sitting in the
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      566 18 EMPIRE RADIO TONIGHT. British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING 9URMA), CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Dcventrp, England. -•velenghs: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. G.M.T. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal f:om Big Ben. News Bulletin. 2.45 p.m. Th? BB C. Dane Orchestra, directed by Htn'.y
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      143 18 Park's strength. Good musical programme with relays from Berlin. MOSCOW (50 metres) can usually be clearly Just abova the late Saigon's readings from about 8.30 p.m. Programme nearly always speech in Russian and other languages, with latterly some music Reception generally loud KHABAROVSK t70.01 metres) ls on the air from
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    BOYS CORNER A Friendly Chat.
    444 19 Ji B H a ppjj-Go-Lucky Kid.") Bo and committee. Hell. I am afraid to realise fact, that I have been in buch a long period. Bui. ol resolutions I made at the ••ar. I decide it is high time man tic and magnetic ias my
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    Fastest Train.
    170 19 Co. 5," Sarawak.) B'i Black were three funny tie r> 3 them would show the most of an event which he had -ting around in a table at V began to discuss the 1 eomotives they had seen. had been criticised and up and said: "Oh I re-
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    Temasek.
    407 19 <By "Arbar.") Long, long ago when the East was unknown ,o the semi-bubarians of Europe there lived a prmce -m Palembang a city in Sumatra? named Sang Ula Utama who married ihe daughter of the Sultan of Bentan He was i good looking, respectable and lovable prince who came
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    What To Write?
    368 19 (By Borax I.") What article must I contribute this week and which is the right subject to chocse? I suppose one that would interest the readers, but how to interest them? To begin with, am I a sentimentalist? Perhaps not: I am sure people feel bored in
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    An Appeal To Klang.
    153 19 (By "Jerome," Xl&ng.) It seems ,to me that most of the Klang contributors have resigned from the "Corner." Wt. Klang contributors, must remember that we have shown some activity and interest in the Corner" in the past and it is a great pleasure if only we
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    The Book I Liked The Best
    67 19 (By "Southern Cross.") The story-book which I liked the best was "Fabiola" or a tale of catacombs, because it told me something about Christians and pagans quarelling. They used to imprison one another. The pagan people did not love the Christian people. Fabiola is
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    Gee Up, Hossy!
    653 19 'By Happy-Go-Lucky Kid.") Down the stairs we went together, hand In hand, and laughing all the while. At the third step from the ground I jumped down and stretched forth both of my hands, into which he flung himself with a whcop. Only those who frequently comes
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    "Try, Try Again."
    223 19 (By "Whye.") As a member of the "Chums' Club" for some time, I resolve to make my appearance once again, and I hope Uncle Bob will publish my article and all of you will like it. Well, by now, all my Chums must have known their Cambridge
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    About Reading.
    164 19 (By 11. s. Kaye.) We are students and besides studying and leading one of our great necessities TtoZt knowledge from the world in order to know how the m.dern world exists. For the means or otta ning more knowledge, ptetorfc* niac.az ne and local newspapers are essential Pictorials
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    Our Class.
    190 19 (By 'Mercantile Kid") I am a new member of the Chum's Club and perhaps you may have .Men my pen-name in the last week s paper. There at*.32 b'ys in the class and only fee of them are members if you like I will give their pen-names ;w.
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    My Companion.
    109 19 (By "Kid <fr Co. 2," Sarawak.) Dear chums! Do you know who my companion is? it is neither a human being nor an animal. it is nothing but a small brok known as The Three Musketeers" (abridged) It deals primarily with the four French soldiers and a few
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    Earth, Sky And Moon.
    325 19 (By Cheong Hock Guanj If w°p U w Ule Eai th to Be U P in the Sky It *Ve Were on the Moon? I -Hie answer to this question is Yes dilhciult though it seems at first to understand hew this can be so. Yet
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    MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CORNER
    331 19 On behalf of the members of the Mickey Mouse Club, I take this, opportunity of thanking Uncle Bob of the "Boys' Corner" for giving us the privilege of using a precious column In this paper every Saturday. This Club is open to all school boys and
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      137 19 SELLING IN THOUSANDS! J THE ANNUAL OF THE EAST (1932-33 Edition) Edited And Compiled by H. F. Knapp, F.R.G.S. BIGGER BETTER THAN EVER Acclaimed to be the most magnificently produced most remarkable Book on Travel, Trade, Industry and Adventure in the East and Far East ever published. 368 BIG PAGES
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