Malaya Tribune, 22 April 1933

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA. Vol. XX.- No. 9<l SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1933 FIVE CENTS. iiltilatja: Qxtbmc. Singapore: Saturday, April 22, 1933. Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 22, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      67 1 PfRPfCTION SCOTS WHISKY oc====3oi=aoi==o=oi===o™ i===aoEao^s=OE=xo==s==aocao i MILK AT ITS BEST So o MILK TBE PERFECT FOOD j| THE PERFECT FOOD eiue cr ss The peHect Mnk B|ue x rrett et mk i SAFE AMD GOOD FOR BABY. j BLUE CROSS MILK jj j COULD NOT BE BETTER j AT TWICE
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      43 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.
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    GIRL S' CORNER AUNTIE LIZZIE'S LETTER.
    131 2 Comments On The Mail. My dear Nieces, "Jean" says that she'd rather not have her pic ture published in our "Corner" and she gives two reasons. One is that she wishes to remain anonymous. That's a good reason and I don't think we should
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    The Life Of A Social Girl.
    371 2 (By Betsy Peck.") Hello, girls Glad to return to the Corner" again. Hop.' my story will interest you. One? there was a rich widow, who after the lass of her husband, soon got all his possessions. She had no sons, but just one daughter,
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    The J.M.V.
    408 2 (By "Dyak.") Dear fellow Cornerites, I am so I am once more back in Singapore. 1 remember I promised you that I would tell you more about Bangkok, and its main River, but I am sorry I have to pass it over for another occasion. For the present
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    How The Baker Got His Punishment.
    193 2 (By 'Nancy.") In a show of wild beasts at the Zoo. some years ago. there was a large good-natured elephant. Among the crowd that went to see It was a baker. He thought it a clever thing to teas? the elephant, by pretending to
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    Enmity.
    443 2 ißy -Lucky Star."/ Enmity restores hatred but destroys love and happiness. It is the world's maddest ruination of joy and peace, yet it exists everywhere—in palaces, countries, towns, cities, etc. Its most welcome and common dwellingplace is among the ignorant and hot-tamper-ed class of people. Misunderstanding and selfishness are
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    Industry And Its Results.
    296 2 (By "June Chan.") Before I begin, dear cousins, here is a joke. Teacher (to very dull bey): "Now I have explained to you the various parts of a tre-. Tell me, what is that part that surrounds the outside of the trunk? Dicky: *ISr—jer—tfjve forgotten, teacher."
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    A Short Friendly Conference.
    166 2 (By "Jennie.") Gee! girls, aren't you all glad that everything is over now—oh I mean the examinations, the daily lectures and so on. At least we are i:ee from them for a whole month and that is quite ;t uc, u:ne. :,ou kcotr. Say. "G.0.C.7." I
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    Book Reading.
    292 2 (By Angelina.") This week I propose to write something about Book Reading." There are many reasons for reading. We read chiefly for recreation and entertainment after a hard day's work. If there are no outside entertainment on a wet afternoon we will not be miserable if we cultivate
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    Short And Sweet.
    200 2 ißy Jean.") This week I am following "Gwennie's" example by writing a short article. To "Rio Rita" and "Gwennie." both of whom have offered me their congratulations, I say Thank you.". I also appreciate the kindness which prompted Aunt Lizzie to second "Rio Rita's" proposal; but if
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    Ventilation.
    200 2 (By "Rose Marie.") Why is it that, as a rule, people who live in the country are more healthy and live longer than those who live in towns? There are many reasons, but one certainly is that they live more in the open air. The town dwellers live largely
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      54 2 THIS IS YOUR CHANCE I TO WIN THE 8 H. P. FORD SALOON CAR WHICH IS GIVEN AWAY FREE IN THE LION COMPETITION Send your entry to-day i I t ENTRY FORMS FROM ALL CIGARETTE DEALERS OR FROM UNITED KINGDOM TOBACCO CO. (1929), LTD. 100 102, ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE. i
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    Seen Through Carrige Windows
    1586 3 Malaya To Siam By Train camisoles and kind- when, The:e were rapid .Tipres&ions of Siam v 'Malaya Tribune" fko tics 'just made a liihfjkok by train. The folloici! i aof ire tend to be broad bat it embraces the first renct tit of nay rioter t~>
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      126 3 9 GUARDS THE COMPLEXIONS OF FILMLAND In the luxurious dressing-rooms of Hollywood you find the simple, white tablet of Lux Toilet Soap—the beauty secret of the film stars! The camera demands a flawless skin; the mild lather of Lux Toilet Soap is praised by scores of famous film stars for
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      222 4 IS MOIIC stici to. <#% 'NORTH BR'CGr ROAD/ING^PORf TO LET. FURTHER REDUCTIONS IN RENT From Ist January, 1933. AT SUNG LIM PARK GJSYLANG GARDEN HOUSES TO LET. i-roomed type $20.00 per month. 8-rooraed type $18.00 per month. Garages (with water) $3.00 per month. Apply.— SIONG LIM SAWMILL CO., t A
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      558 4 TO LET. TO LET—I6S, Tank Road, Immediate entry apply Meyer Brothers. TO LET— 1, Margate Rd., off Grove Rd., lose to Katong Park. Entry 1-5-33. Particulars Tel. 3170. TO LET— "Silverton," 8, Upper Wilkie Road, two-storeyed compound house, with sanitary installation, water, electric lights and garage Apply to N. B.
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      560 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE. IN THE ESTATE OF FARLEIGH JOSEPH ALOYSIUS PENNEFATHER, DECEASED. PURSUANT TO ORDINANCE NO. 11l (TRUSTEES). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tha all credit, ors or other persons having any clauu; or demands upon or against the Estate of FARLEIGH JOSEPH ALOYSIUS PENNEFATHER deceased, late of No. 9. Hallifax
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      329 4 PUBLIC NOTICES. j Shot cartridges 12 to 410 bore, best value for your money. RETAIL in quantity to suit you, from 10 pieces upwards. In stock German Atlantic Cartridges. 12 and 16 bore shot $6.60 SG. $7 60 per 100. A trial will convince you of quality and value. Apply
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      312 4 SITUATIONS VACANT. WANTED —Canvassers, (Ladies and Gentlemen* for Margo Soap, Neem Tooth Paste, No Pain Balms and OUr.r Froducts. on 20 o commission first week. Starting salary, on satisfactory work $5.00 and 5.' weekly. $5.00 necessary to carry out camples. Apply Manager, Singapore B-anch. 10. Prinsep Street, CALCUTTA CHEMICAL CO..
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      531 4 I Tooth Paste is exxentiallij article of conf iileiM v. ijiiii hi ai) trust [MSB*.} Or IAMETUfiI M L-OCTS. EveryWhcrM J < The Desl' I ;|g AntlLal'esl'J Clock/ or Walchc/ Cell On U/ Before Going El/evl Price/ Moderate YSCI\WO!H Hi:. 429.NORTH BRIDGE: RQAD, (Near Middle MO Corfrdcfcr for Repair/ 0/
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    MR. MITCHELBOURNE'S LAST ESCAPADE.
    6704 5  -  Our Short Story. liy A.E.W. Mason. I lb* kitchen ol the ion at Framling- i j ft Mil; li Ibcurne crimo across .1 afraid, and during toe Chv istf th t 1681. Lewis Mitchel::t those days, and es eem.d nan ol brent and s n-ibi:ily, t.
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      116 5 Hansaplast the Perforated Rapid Dressingmade of Original Leukoplast for the Home, for Sports, Scouts, Schools and the Workshop. Just one snip with a pair of scissors, and you have a ready dressing lor small cuts and all other minor injuries of every description. Hunsaptast aione combines all the requisite features
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    Shipping News & Notices. COMPANY OF MASTER MARINERS.
    770 6 Shipping News Notices. COMPANY OF MASTER MARINERS. Presentation Portrait Of Leaders. SPEAKING at an inspection of a group portrait cf the Court of the Honourable C:mpany of Master Mariners in London on Thursday, the Deputy-Master, Sir Burton Chadwick, faid that wh n he was talking to the King a little
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    SHIPS' LIFEBOATS.
    135 6 Improved Apparatus For Launching. A provisional specification has been filed by Mr. J. Hoare, of Liverpool, under the Patents and Designs Acts, 1507-32, in regard to "Improvements in or relating to means or apparatus for use in the launching of ships' lifeboats'." The apparatus comprises one or more
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    RAID ON VILLAGE.
    103 6 Pirates Reported Active Close To Hongkong. Early yesterday information was received from Gap Rock that the village of Muiwan, on Lima Island, had been attacked by pirates. The news was conveyed to Gap Rock by junk fishermen, who escaped in their craft. Although information is meagre, it
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    LINER'S BIG LIFTS.
    259 6 Locomotives For Bombay. ON Thursday in mail week the Ellerman liner "City cf Barcelona" loaded at Stobcross Quay, Glasgow, seven locomotives and tenders for shipment to Bombay; each engine, with tender, weighed 125 tons. The ship, it will be remembered, was specially designed to handle and stow
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    FIFTEEN SEAMEN KILLED.
    144 6 Explosion On Norwegian Steamer. FiLeen persons are reported to have been kUled in an explosion on board the Norwegian steamer "Hinnoy,'* recently, when 300 miles from Colombo. The vessel was bound from Antwerp to China. Of thirteen survivors five were seriously injured. All took to an open
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    CHINESE CREWS.
    105 6 Japanese Seamen Object To Their Employment. Osaka Apr. 8. Agitation against the employmen'. of Chinese in Japanrre ships cuiminaied las' night in a meo ing of the Osaka branch cf the Ja; Seamen's Union, at which a resolution was unanimously passed urging that Javanese shipping be closed to
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    LINER'S LOSS.
    83 6 Flagstaff Torn From Stern Of Empress. Mr. P. A. Cox. a-sistant Oriental manager of the Canadian Pacific Steamship Co., at Shanghai, has complained to the Harbour Office that a Chinese junk, swinging under the stern of the "Empress of Canada," swept off her fhyistarT, valued at Gs7o. According
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    THE ROUND TRIP.
    283 6 Reduced Fares For Summer Months. EFFECTIVE frcm June 1 to July 31, the Canadian Pacific will issue special excursion fares from Hongkong to the Pacific Coats and return at.—First Class G5432, and Tourist Class Gs24o: also special low fares to Honolulu and return. The tickets are to
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    DEATH AT SEA.
    182 6 Motor Yacht Owner Dies At St. Helena. London, March 17. A cablegram from Saint Helena reports th: death cf Mr. D. Guthrie Dunn, a reputed Scottish millionaire, who was returning fr m Australia on the mrtor yacht. "Southern Cross.'* Mr. Guthrie Dunn, who was 26 years of
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    SURVEYING BEACONS.
    186 6 To Be Laid By H.M.S. "Herald." A n-itice to mariners states that unhghted sun eying beacons wtO be laid by H. M. S "Herlad" within the area enclosed by (a) lat. 4 dcg. 46' 00"N, long. 113 deg. 50' 00" E. (b) la. 4 deg. 20' 00' N,
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    RADIO AS AID TO NAVIGATION.
    599 6 Shipmaster's Lecture In Oslo. THE .merits of radio beacons and of directionfinding stations were examined by Captain Gerh. Johannescn, in the course of a lecture in Oslo recently. The demand for radio beacons, instead of radio direction-finding stations, said Captain i Jchannesen, had been incicasing
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      478 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. P. 0. BRITISH INDIA AM) APCAR LINES. Or.rorixM-nted In England). MAIL, PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES. PENINSULAR. AND ORIENTAL 8 TEAM NAVIGATION CO LONDON and FAR EAST MAIL SERVICE. <C:iri r Contract with His Majesty's Government). Ol TWARD FROM LONDON. For China and Japan. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1933. Nald n
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      255 6 I LLOYD TRIEBTINO j J (Incorporated in Italy). j EXPRESS SERVICE. CARGO SERVICE. I j SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay. J i .t. Karachi. Aden, Massowah. Suez, Port I Calling at Colombo, Bombay, Sun, Port -ii J I i,..j„.t :J 2, Said, Brmdisi, \enire and
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      191 6 HAMBURG-AM ERIK x\ TJNIE Deutsch Australische GcselL chaft (Companies Incorporated in Germany). OUTWARDS. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. 1933. m.s. HAVELLAND. via Manila May 7 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN. via Manila May 16 m.s. ERMLAND, via Manila May 28 t m.s. BURGENLAND, via Manila June 12 m.s. RHEINLAND, via
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      562 6 STEAMER SAILINGS NOBDDKiriHUUCI (Incorporated t Q Germany). The undcrnotecl are the Company s Ir.t fixtures: OUTWARDS. 1933 "TRIER" for Manila, q Shanghai, Taku, Dalren. Tatngtao end Japan Apr n t "HOLSTLTN" for Japan HOMEWARDS. 19"3 "LAHN" for Qenoa. M'scillcs, Ca blanca, Havre, Dunkirk, A'dani. Rotterdam. Hamburg and Bremen, sailing Ap
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    454 7 Mining Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 a.m. a nnj tin share quotation* are Issued and Co, exchange and stock Buyers 8* Here. Kutnbang rtn 23,3 24,3 18 20 now I Ki t im iin n 6 12 G rin Ttn 11 12|p, 0.05 0.07& caves' Tin 0.35 0.40
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    227 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. RUBBER PRICE DROPS BY V 4 CENT. Heavy Liquidation By New York Bulls. (By Our Financial Correspondent./ Singapore. Saturday. 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore) 7 1 16 cts., down Vi ct. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 2 15 16d.. down (I. Market Tone: Easier.
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    PETROL PRICES.
    153 7 Asiatic Petroleum Co. (S.S.), 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
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    47 7 The Rural Board, Singapore, prescribes a rate of .06 cent as the rate o te ;paid in respect 01 each pound of lubber removed during the quarter ended March 31, 1933. from rubber lend; ol 100 acres or mofc in area within the Rural Board Area. Singapore.
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    RUBBER REPORTS.
    331 7 Effects Of U. S. Embargo On Gold. Guthri- and Co., Ltd in their weekly rubber 1 report dated Singapore, April lit. 'Ihe market has been more Interosttng alnce our last rep rt as a result of th; U.S.A. bavlnf restored the embargo on gold. The New York price
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    SELANGOR RUBBER CO.
    74 7 Loss of the Selangor Company for 1532. £121 (against £1.078 for 1931). reducii g credit balance carried forward to £13.952. The directors have transierrd £5.C00 frcm t nation reerve to write down the \alue cf buildings, plant, and machinery to a nominal Floating assets. £6 918: cr.d.tor*.
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    BUKIT SEMBAWANG RUBBER.
    76 7 A lots of £1.856 is reported by the Bukit Sembawang Rubber Company for 1932 lagaini a less of £f,515 for *****. which rtdue.l t balance forward from £4 383 to £2.527. Stock. Stares, debtors, and cash, £5.413; creditors. £964 and unclaimed dividends. £3.108. About v.as sold in
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    STOCK EXCHANGE.
    101 7 Holiday Influence*? At Work. Reuter Wireless. London, April 18 Hobday influ.i nee:, and poor week-end advices from New Vork restricted business considerably on the Slock Exchange to-day and, with the exception of the renewed weakness cf German bonds, price movements were unimportant.' Among t'ie commodity markets, the chief
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    ROSEVALE RUBBER.
    47 7 Lo.vs ol the Roaevale Rubber Co. for 1932. including £640 expended on renewal of coolie lines. £1.567 lagain.M £1.468 for 1931». reducing balance carried to:ward to £2,534. Floating or??ts. £12.833: current liabilities. £472 The crop harvested during the year was 482.592 lb. (against 461.u0u lb).
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    JAPAN'S INTERNAL FINANCE.
    766 7 Government Practising Open Inflation. Ko. e. Inflation, which 1ms been progressing invisibly, has now suddenly appeared cn the surface it is generally believe d that commercial ba:iKs will soon find it necessrry to reduce their interest on d< po-jit account-;. By issuing Y315,000,000 worth of 4>: r/.nt.
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    651 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Friday, 11 am. The following rubber ahare quotatlona ax* by Fra-er and Co. and Lyaii and Eratt: *save Value. Fraaer Lyall a t Shaiva At Co. Bvata. 1 Alhnby $0.50 $0 00 $0.45 $0.55 1 A'or Gujah 030 0.40 030 0.40 ia. Bttaaa 0.60
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      54 7 THE fLW\ SOUTH IMM BRITISH \N INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE TRANSIT AND MOTOR CAR INSURANCE ACCEPTED AT LOWEST CURRENT RATES. L. O. MARGOLIOUTH. Manager. ■at: i, Pinlayson Green. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR AND PERSONAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE. L. O. JOHNSON: General Manafer. ■AB OFFICE:
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      76 7 j I Small Savings- j j lt x LIGHTEN fWT\ YOUR I FINANCIAL fSt PATHWAY M Yearly Interest Paid 10 You Small Savings regularly Quarterly deposited will soon build up for you, a substantial Bank Balance.. ready for the moment when it is most needed. THE NATIONAL CITY BANK OF
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      307 7 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. <Incorporated In England). SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capitul £2.000.000 Paid-up Cupt;al £1.000.000 Reserve Fund und Ifpst .Suo.000 HEAD f)l (l( LONDON I BKANCUSS: B meajr, Calcutta. Colombo, KararM. Madras, Aniara. Baghdad, Bahrein, Basiii. Kirkuii. Mosul an1 Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS pened and interest
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      70 7 DAILY WEATHER REPORT. Malayan Meteorological Service. v* Vestrrda?. Night Max Bright Mm. T«-mp. Rainfall. Sunshine. Temp Stutkmv Ug. P. Inches. Hours. Deg. P. Alcr S ar 92 Nil 8.6 76 Si iawan 91 Nil 9.3 74 K. Trengganu C 3 Nil 10.2 73 Buk t Je.am 89 Ni! 9.3 75
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      203 8 Amusements < i THS INDEPENDENT THEATRE WITH THE PICK" TOE WORLD'S PICTURES. TO-DAY MATINEES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW Samuel GoldwyiTs Masterpiece P^^ 1| SLANDER STREET /a P° ved lth *'09edy I love Understanding. WL _fl joy and disappointment walk jf Ja_v ofm ln wi,h romorice -R^ JmmMk Where danger stalls In
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      272 8 Matinee TO DAY at 3.15 j TO-NIGHT! POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT!! Firs National's All-Colour Musical Cornedv— "KISS ME AGAIN" I I j BERNICE CLAIRE, EDWARD EVERETT HORTON AND WALTER PJDGEON j TO-MORROW (Sunday) OPENING AT MATINEE 3.15. j The Famous Popular Star j t James Cagney IN A FAST-MOVING WARNER BROS.
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      356 8 PJE S E RVAXi QMS MATINEES—TO-DAY AND SUNDAY, AT 3.15 P.M. TRIBUNE," Friday -One of th- j I most rollicking films daown locally for some 2 time." I I J7DNEy 6k If you enjoy good www iaW# ir> fl| fun (and v ho j! does not?) then be \r J
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    THE AFFAIRS OF AN ARCHITECT.
    267 9 Contractor Says Fees Were Too High. An allegaticn that the fees charged by an architect f:r drawing up certain plans were tea high was made in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday by a cor tractor. Chia Oh Lt'jr; v. hen he was examined before Mr. Justice
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    SPRINGDALE MINSTRELS.
    177 9 The Spriugdale Minstrels, in May last, staged j a play entitled Redemption" at the New World in aid of the civilian sufferers In the Sino- Japanese struggle. They have mst had the pleasure and satisfaction of knowing that the j acknowledgment has been received of the net proceeds
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    OLD RAFFLESIANS' DINNER.
    977 9 Finding Careers. FAREWELL TO MR. PEALL. An annual Old Rafflesians" dinner is always a pleasant and enjoyable function and last night's function at the G. H. Cafe was no exception. The speakers of the evening were in reminiscent mood. Covers were laid for more than 70 persons.
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    MR. T. V. SOONG.
    48 9 Refuses To Interview Japanese Pressmen. Shanghai, April 21. Mr. T. V. Soong (Finance Minister), the Chinese delegate to the World Economic Conference at Washington, passed through Kobe the day before yesterday. He remained in his cabin and refused to see pressmen.—"Mm Kuo Jih Pao."
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    BUILDING PROGRESS IN SINGAPORE.
    526 9 Report Of Surveyor's Department. The, eighth annual report of the Building Surveyor s Department of the Municipality for 1932 ha; just been issued. It shows that the activiti3s of the department have been well maintained. During the year 1932 a decrease is shown in the number
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    HAPPY GATHERING.
    99 9 Syrian Christian Union Social. The Synan Christian, of Singapore and Johore celebrated their annual sccial on Easter Monday at Mr. Namasje s bungalow. Siglap. The weather WAS very favourable throughout Aboui, 70 members and friends were present A meeting was held in the evening with Mr T. G.
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    19th ROUTE ARMY.
    104 9 Asylum For Disabled Soldiers Opened. Hongkong. April Id. Ihe asylum in Canton for the 19th Route Army wai inaugurated yesterday at noon. Mr Chew Lv (infleuutial .uembcr of the Southwest Executive Committee and Political Council> performed the opening ceremony by opening the door. Three thousand guests from
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    A BRAVE SOLDIER.
    96 9 Though Wounded, Kills Many Japanese. Peiping. April 19. Hsu Hal Pang, belonging to the 29th Army figured prominently in the battle of Luenyancheng before the city fell. Five soldiers, including himself, firmly held on to a dug in trench. His four companions were killed by the bombing
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    LONDON VIEWS OF WILSON REPORT.
    231 9 Decentralisation Is Essential. Reuter. j London. April 21. Gcni-r^ 1 acamrecer.re in London in the bu.K Ic.. h; tVSIBQB Repo.l is .cu-.p-ied in the oi r;e tagonists of federation by fear of domination from Singapore and by insistence that c". centralisation must be very siow
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    PIANO RECITAL.
    74 9 To-Night's Concert At Victoria Theatre. Mr. Alexander Tansman. the Polish pianist, will give the following programme at his recital at the Victoria Memorial Hall to-night: Suite Dans le Style Ancien. ia> Aria. <b) Intrada et Sarabande. (c) Gavotte. Six Mazurkas. Four Impromptus (Bassi Ostinati) Sonatine Transatlantique. <ai Fox
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    MOTION FOR COMMITTAL.
    75 9 Application To Withdraw Granted. A motion for committal against Miss Kathleen Homer was mentioned in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Mills. Mr. E. N. Taylor, Assistant Official Assignee, said that this was a motion against a debtor to the estate of a bankrupt. The amount
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    SHOP PROPRIETOR COMMITTED.
    208 9 Alleged Mischief By Fire. Gen Wang Yong. the proprietor of a sundry Zoods store at 6. Change Alley, who is alleged tc nave caused a tire in his shop on the night of March 30. was committed to stand his trial at thai next Assizes, at the
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    ALLEGED THEFT.
    153 9 Man Who Lost His Clothes. Fro m O ur O ?r n Corrcsjx> ndcut.) Pontian Kechil, April 20. On March 21, at Pulai Sebatane, a Malay lost his wearing apparel. H? lodged a cmplaliu with the police at Pontian Kccliil An arrest has been mads and the case
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      430 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. TsO-CiTRO MfhtCM mosquitoes away. AIC. ofortaMe Board. Two Gentlemen or C<;upb. 255 A. Bukit Timah Road. Waltz." Tango, etc.. taught Dance Studio. Meyer Mansions, 1 c a t 6, Coleman Street. j SALT! IM AJ S Motor Cycle comries, Lucas MDB Magdyiu and Ignition Set, has a very
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      166 9 BY ORDER OF THE REGISTRAR OF VEHICLES. AUCTION SALE OF One Ma; his car S-4691. Hupmobile car S-4733, Chevrolet bus S-3700, Ford lorries, S-563, S-694 and 3-736 and also a lot of private rickshaw.-, cattle carts and handcarts lying at th Depot, Middle Road, and also one Ford Lrry-No. S-1470,
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      279 9 WHAT IS IN YOUR HOROSCOPE? LET ME TELL YOU FREE. Would you lik* to knew without any ccsi, what the sars indicate jour future will o whether you will be successful, prosperous and hi ppy; abaut busine s, lev:, marriage tks iriencs. enemies, travels, sickness, lucky ar.d unlucky periods; what
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      71 9 MAILS CLOSE. MONDAY. APRIL 24 •Southern India. Ceylon, Egypt and Eurtpe «LecomLe D,; Lille) 8 am. North N.-East and N.-Wcst Sumatra •Op ttn Ncorti 9 a.m. Indo-Chinn (Van Vodenhoven} 11 a.m. Java. South-West Sumatra, South-East Borneo. Celebes. Moluccas and Timor Dllly (Van Outhoorn* 11 a.m. North, N.-East and N.-West Sumatra.
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    631 10 If anyone had a faint hope that the Japanese, having driven the Chinese below the Luan River, would rest content with that they must be sadly disillusioned by the latest news. Following a short lull in the fighting they seized the Customs at Chinwangtao and their %troops
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    NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS.
    228 10 Comments By The Way. fiPHE attention of these concerned is drawn A to the humble plea put forward by an unemployed man, that the committee of the Singapore Turf Club give preference to men without enploymer.t in selecting wc-.kers to assist in operating the totalisators and
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    Empire Week.
    218 10 ARRANGEMENTS are well in hand for tfcf exhibition cf British gcods which is to be held in Singapore in with Empire Shcpping Week in May. An organising committee, fully representative in i.s constitution, has b en appointed and there is no rea on why the function should net
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    Shaking Hands.
    114 10 NEWSPAPERS naturally like socd copy ba' there i? not one in Singapore who aHI int welcome the good sense of he Trade Commiericner and the New World management in ccming to an amicable settlement and avoidir r the unpleasantness of a libel action in court. Tjv the great
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    Singapore Building.
    133 10 BUILDING goes on apace in Singapore. Th slump cannot st, p the city's development. I though i: has slowed it down. The annual rep rt cf Mr. R. R. Gardner. Acting Municipal Building Surveyor. *h ws that while there wr.s a deciease in 1932 in the number cf
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    ROUND MALAYA IN FIVE MINUTES. Kuala Lumpur.
    217 10 Raffles boys, who are on a soccer tour upcountry, were beaten by the Methodist Boys School on Wednesday by two goals to nil. Ihc St. George's Day soccer ma'ch arrant-cd to be played here on Thursday fell thicugh. England could just about raise.a
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    Penang.
    127 10 The Penang Football Association is already organising trials for the Malaya Cup matches. Mr. R. M Susai, a tutor at St. Xavier's Institution, is an inmate of the General Hoepital. Penang. Mr. G. P. Ward was yesterday InM $30 fcr driving his car dangerously. His licence was also endorsed.
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    Ipoh.
    93 10 The Malay Union heads the Taiping Football League. The North Perak Lawn Tennis championship, men s singles, was won by Joo Lim. Mr. H. Banncrji. Chief Clerk, p and T Controller's Office, is retiring after 26 years service. I A Tamil boy eight years old. charged with stealing a
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    Seremban.
    43 10 Mr. W. Aucurt. the well-known coffee planter of Negri Sembilan, recently returned from Home furlougl The annus 1 general meeting of the Malay Public Servants Co-operative Society wa> held in Sereir.ban yesterday, follewed by a farewell tea party to Mr. A. Cavcr.dish.
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    TOPICS OF TO-DAY
    481 10 BY "LOCKER-OX London approves the Wilson Report. And that's that of the F.M.S. is settled. What we all want in IfaUya 50-cent dollar to pay with, and 100-cent dollar to be paid wit j A "three-cat play is adi i Evidently a women* society. Japan is buying
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    71 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. MALAYA TO SIAM BY TRAIN, on pi OUR SHORT STORY, on pages S Uld SHIPPING NEWS, on page 6. CHURCH SERVICES, i n page 13 LNTANT'S BIG CAPITAL, on pOf RADIO NEWS, on page 15. ICHORE NOTES AND NEWS. Ml (Mfc 17.
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      231 10 DIARY OF EVENTS. Public Functions And Sports Fixtures. TO-DAY, APRIL 22. High Tides —9.24 a.m.. 9.55 p.m. Golf: Island Club, April Bogey Competition League Football: Div. I, Chinese v. R.a.f Jalan Besar. Football: Raffles Institution v. Victoria Institution. K.L. Crkket: S.C.C v. LA.. SCC; S.R.C. v. v s S.R.C WUtshires
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    RUSSIA MAY SELL RAILWAY TO THE JAPANESE. SHOULD NANKING NEGOTIATE WITH TOKYO ?
    87 11 RUSSIA MAY SELL RAILWAY TO THE JAPANESE. SHOULD NANKING NEGOTIATE WITH TOKYO NO CHANCE OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS INTERFERING. Grave Complications. Advancing Artillery Bombards Chinese Positions. 11;o(! that the C. E. R. crisis is not likely to develop as iav sell her interests in the railway to Japan. "Le that
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    MEETING OF CHINESE GENERALS.
    403 11 Pan?. April 21 a i editorial on the ttuaaot the C E R says it is unacc and c d< hef interest in the hundred million yen or tsim- Tientsin end Pi king, .vhich u.u-i naticnal compilel ions and says that if China u lies on
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    AT HOME.
    126 11 Enjoyable Function At The S.S.C. Swimming Cmb held an At apsfarda of TOO people takofnpetiUan was won by Miss Ror.a Macaonald decided after a ti" finally m a by the narrow margin 1 blindfold net 16 competitors took yon by Rothery. with a polo game between M and
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    ABSCONDED.
    52 11 Aa tetan' Official aVeatsjnee, ■J torday in th- Hunt B Mr. Justice Mftg, for ths i atain- I Ohuu Bok I! 1 Kuan in ..-onntction wih r.'iop Tai Teonv' K-.ok. el these two men i ere bankrupt chop ard he believed bina. They had not oeen •as nadj Link
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    47 11 untitled Boyd has be n aDpointed to be M ink '.pa! Commissioners, Gecrge Penang. :> ha: L>?cn re-appointed to te- t Penanf Harbour Board for a ol three years. Hall baa been appointed to be a Board ol Ermine s under the Ordinance, far the txamiD| in drivers.
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    ECHO OF COPRA FRAUD.
    240 11 Bill Collector Examined In Bankruptcy Court. An echo of the big copra fraud, involving hah a million dollars, was heard in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday, before Mr. Justice Mill., when Tay Liat was examined under Section 31 cf the Bankruptcy Ordinance, in ronnectioc with the bankruptcy
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    AFFAIRS OF MR. C. K. E. WOODS.
    124 11 A formal motion for declaration for payment in connection with the bankruptcy of the late Mr. C. K. E Woods was made in ibe Bankruptcy Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Mills. Mr. Woods was the owner of "WoMsville," a valuable property in Serangoon.
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    57 11 Mr. W. Gordon, Controller, Government Monopolies Dera-tmmt, has been made a Justice cf the Peace for Singapore. The following comprise the Penang Bar Commit'ee for the year April 1933 to April 1934: The Hen. Mr. LLn Cheng Ean President) and Mesas, r. d. Hume. r. c. Conaghan R. H. Finch
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    BRITONS TO BE RELEASED ?
    280 11 BRITONS TO BE RELEASED Counsel's Appeal To Soviet. Reuter. Moscow. April 18. IT is learned that the -sum of £30. due to Metropolitan Vickcrs on Saturday last. v.as meticulously paid by the Soviet authorities, and it is believed that there will bt: no question of future payments being affected by
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    SOVIET RETALIATES.
    91 11 No More Purch From Britain. Reuter. Moscow. April 22. Soviet retaliation fcr the Eil ish rirrargo is announced by the tl Fe reign Trade. It mr.inly consists of complete prohibits n of orders to or purchases from Britain. The thantaring cf veseels under .he British flag is pr(hib'!;d.
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    MISSING AIRMEN.
    126 11 Organised Search By Cars And Planes. Reuter Wireless. London. April 18. Acrcplaner. in both India and Africa are searching tor the two adventurous airmen srho have disappeared in attempting new records to Australia and the Cape. Four planes have left Calcutta to seek for Robiano, especially to investigate
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    LOCAL SCOTS.
    125 11 Annual Meeting At Cricket Club. The annual meeting of Singapore St. Andrew's Society was held in the S.C.C. Lounge last night, with Mr. G. Marshall. Vice-Presi-dent, in the chair. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, Mr. J. Robertson; VicePresident, Mr. D. S. S. Douglas,
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    NEW BANKRUPTS.
    47 11 Not a week passes without new bankrupt; being added to *he- already heavy 'ist of undischarged bankrupts, and yesterday three more were adjudicated, two of whom presented their own petitions, before Mr. JusticeMills. The new bankrupts are Li Hsing Fi, W. Rozario and F. Antony.
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    OPIUM SEIZURE.
    31 11 Reuter. Marseiles. April 21. Nearly half a ton of refined opium «VI discovered by the Police in the prison cells when the liner "Iheophile Gai\thler" arrived from Istanbul— Reuter.
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    29 11 Leave prior to retirement has been granted to Sir John Scott, the Colonial Secretary. Mr. W. C. Huggard has been appointed to act temporarily as Chief Justice, S. S.
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    "MIGHT AS WELL TURN BACK."
    538 11 Herriott And U. S. FRANCE STILL ON GOLD STANDARD. Reuter. 0-.., New York. April 21. WING to the bewilderment of foreign Governments regarding the inflation proposals the Stat? Department, according to a message mm the Washington correspondent of the •Herald-Tribune," has issued explanations emphasising that
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    EVEREST PARTY.
    117 11 To Be Blessed By The Lama. Reuter Wireless. Darjeeling. April 18 Members of the Mount Everest climbing expedition, under the leadership of Mr. Hugh Ruttiedge. have i cached the Rungbuk Valley and will stay for a short time with the Lama at Rungbuk. who will give them his
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    "AKRON" FOUND?
    55 11 Reuter Wireless. Washington. April 18. The United States cruiser "Portland" has wirelessed the Navy Department: "Believed have found ••Akron" (the airship which crashed in the sea on March 4 with the loss of 71 lives). Grappling operations on the scene of the disaster resulted in the finding of
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    ROBINSON & CO.'S REPORT.
    309 11 ROBINSON CO.'S REPORT. Loss Of SI 79,230 On The Year. TIHE direct. rs' rep it cf Robinson and Co.. Ltd.. for the financial vcar end d Jan. 31, »933, states:— During 1932 tr ding cond tions were adversely affected fry the continued severe depression in Malaya, a shrinkage in turnover
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    20 11 Mr. P. r i Cc:s. Assislant Superintendent of Surveys S.S. has been seconded for service under tlie Government of Kc-dah.
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    NAZI PLANS CHECKED.
    391 11 NO INTERFERENCE IN AUSTRIA. Italy Approves. I New Danzig Corridor Crisis. Reuter Wireless. Vienna. April 18. HTML Nazi plans in Aus.ria arc Relieved to have ■I been checked as the if suit of the visit of the Austrian Chancellor. Dr. Dollfuss. to Rome. The Chancellor gained the
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    Commemorating England's Patron Saint: Soccer And Golf. ANNUAL SOCCER MATCH.
    353 12 St. George's Day. TEAMS FOR GAME ON MONDAY. Teams for the annual St. George's 'match England v. The Rest) on Monday at 5.15 pm. at the S.C.C.:— ENGLAND—A. L Horseley; J. Lee. J. L. Elmer: F. E. E Hindley. G.
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    S.C.C. BEAT THE A.A.A.
    381 12 Heath Re-appears For The Club. An interesting friendly match was played on the Padang yesterday between the S.C.C. and the Amicable Athletic Association. The Chines?, expected to be a strong team, were disappointing. They ph.yed well enough :n the open but they failed in front of
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    DAVIS CUP.
    47 12 England's Good Start Against Spain. LAWN TENNIS. Reuter. I Barcelona. April *>2 I In the Davis Cup European zone first round 1 Great Britain leads against Spain by two matches to nil. Perry beat Maier 7-5. 7-5, 6-2 and Austin beat Smdreu 6—o. 6—3. 6—2.—Reuter.
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    S.R.S. TOURNAMENT.
    423 12 aAh.'s.R S C tS f the CHAMPIONSHIP SINGLES: P. Norris b.at D. J. Leicester 1—6, 6—4, 6—4 Dr S L Oehlers v. N. S. Hagan (unfinished* SINGLES HANDICAP: J. C Balhetchet (owe 5» beat C. R. Eber (plus 3t 6—0 6 0 F Scully (owe 3) beat W.
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    Chinese III Beat Abbattoirs Sports Club.
    330 12 j The S.C.F.A. 11l proved too strong for the I Abbattoirs Sports Club yesterday at the Jalan j Besar Stadium in the Third Division cf the S.A.F.A. League, beating them by 5—2. Chin A n. the Chinese right, inner, was in form and had
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    EXTRA MEETING AT PENANG.
    306 12 Strong Entry For Next Week. THE TURF. The entries for the Penang Turf Club's extri 1933 meeting number 120. including 24 prelo griffin ponies. The lis; is as follows:— Hersc; —Class I:—3 luns. 6 furlongs. 6 furlongs and 1 mile:—Anticur. Canvasser. Gay Orb. Avonford. Shoit Suit.
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    BADMINTON.
    206 12 S.P.A.P. TOURNAMENT. The following are the ties in the Ist round of the Straits Physical Athletic- Party's singles championship tournament iknock-out system». To-day: "C" Lee Yong Pang v. K. Sitfong. "B" Johnny Lim v. Yeo Guan Seng. "A" Tan Boon Yean v. Chan Tcow Chuan. To-morrcw: C" Sect Eng
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    MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES.
    101 12 It la regretted that through delay in printing and block making the Malayan Poultry Motes in Book Form will not b? cut before DCXt Saturday, when the numerous readers that have applied for it will receirve the book* by ixist. The Poultiy Fdirr wishes to thank those
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    PADMORE CHALLENGE SHIELD.
    130 12 Malayan Championship Competition. BILLIARDS Last night's ties in the Malayan championship competition at the New World for th" Padmore Challenge Shield presented through Messrs. Frankel Bros, resulted as follows: Ng Cheng Koon (Aston A.C.) beat Kwee Gim Cheong (Siong 800 A.C.) by 300 to 206. and Ang
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    U.S. LEAGUE RESULTS.
    168 12 BASEBALL. New York, April 22. The following are the latest results in the U. S. Leagues: NATIONAL LEAGUE. R. H. E. Boston 0 4 0 New York 18 0 Hubell pitched. Chicago 3 6 1 St Louis 1 6 0 Cincinnati v. Pittsburgh train» Philadelphia 0 13
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    What's On To-Night.
    108 12 All ?mora. —Sylvia Sidney in "Street Scene." Capitol.—"Kiss Me Again." featuring Bernice Claire. Walter Pidgeon, etc. Empire.—"Pack Up Your Troubles." Great World.—Side shows, pasar malam, Malay opera Chines wayangs. silent and talkii.e films ("Charlie Chan's Chance" and at Star Talkie: "Big Pond"). Marlborough.—Eddie Cantor in Palmy Days
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    ENGLAND V. THE REST.
    296 12 At Bukit Timah. ST. GEORGE'S MATCH. j The following are the teams and time-i for the Engiand v. the Rest r a .r< ;i pla\ed at Bukit Timah tD-tn players mentioned first >: 8.30 S A. Beavls and W Eldred .j Smith and S. J. Beattie
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    PORT DICKSON BEATEN.
    135 12 Results Of Easter InterPort. YACHTING. lihe results of the inter-port racing between the Royal Singapore Yacht Cl'Jb and Pon Dickson Ya.'hr Club r.t Port Dickson over Easier holiday were as follows: Dwo races were sailed with teams oi Lve boats a s*de. In the first race Singapore
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    C.S.L.A. BEAT NANYANG.
    93 12 PING-PONG. Ths Chinese Students" Li era»y A. yjciai.<. bsat the Nanyang Chinese Students' Societj the lat'er's premises on Thursday night u. thicc gauv.s r 0 two. Srio (C3T A playc mentioned first» Lecng Chong Piu C'heong Oieng Sciug IT—21 20—'-- ~i.T 21 —18. 21 —18 Koon Wing
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    INFANT'S BIG CAPITAL.
    892 13 "Business Went West." PARTNERS EXAMINED IN BANKRUPTCY. The story of how a plumber's business was commenced in partnership in 1929. practically half the capital belonging to a ten-year eld infant, and how when the firm became bankrupt in 1932 there were liabilities amounting to $18,000 while the
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    TROTSKY FACTION RED.
    76 13 Appeals For Release And Damages. “Sin Chew Jit Poh.“ Shanghai, April 19. Chen Tv Siu, Red leader of the Trotsicy faction, who was arrested some time ago with another for conducting Communistic activities against the Chinese Government, has petitioned the Court to drop the charge against him
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    FORGED TEN-TICAL NOTES.
    2653 14 Eurasian And Chinese. TRAP BY POLICE OFFICERS. After a preliminary hearing Which c nvmtnted at 11.30 a.m. yesterday and < lupied the whcle of the afterncon, in the" Sectnd Court before Mr. A. W. Hay, Norman Albert Jans.n and Poh Kirn Seng, both well known members <
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    37 14 Mail? by the outward Dutch aeroplane from Am/te dam are expected to arrive at Singapore by the evening express to-day. Correspondence add cs-cd to bCXhoJden only will be ready for deliver a: 7.3 C p.m.
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    FREED FROM PAIN AT 95.
    158 14 After Suffering fr> r Many Years. What a great thing it mot 7'cman, after suffering frcm r! m many years, tc be fr:e frcm pa;j her age. She writes:—"I should you that sine? 1 commenced t >k. twe v-ars age. I am e t of
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    Radio-Electrics At New Singapore Racecourse. AUTOMATIC TIMEKEEPER FOR THE GEE-GEES.
    618 15 ENTERPRISE OF THE G E. C. leading horse itself will stop THE CLOCK. i..ms will In 1 greatly interested in the news that the G.E.C. iti.L r a i up-to-date radio electric device for the new Singaocourse. It is an
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    Short-Wave Stations At A Glance.
    199 15 Nl. (fill L) W HAD). Daily Sat. W B.\ K». Daily iX D A), Daffy. EUR), Daily except 83 R I 1 niak -Fa'is). Daily. ('-4.> Madrid ig oi Sat. P fS II I). Tucs.. 3'-.iR Seta n >n j hi. Dailr. 51 Saai tl
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    BRITISH RADIO GOODS.
    155 15 Novel InstruNata At Olvmpia. r'a;.<d by foreign buyers t* 1 tha L-i 4 .,.i lndU3txJ|3 Ken ins ton, W. has exceeded There have been inquiries frera. iba New ftraland, Rrßanl. lnc Kalaj B ate* and India ■hich has attracted greatest athal containing chert-nave for the reception of
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    FECIAL BROADCAST.
    63 15 hurchill At St. George's Dinner. n Churchill is to broadcast on he day after St. George's Day. He i'opese tho toast of England at 1 dinner of the Royal Society of St. 1 as i. the custom v.ith after-dinner his remarks will be broadcast wi'hion of his manuscript
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    VALVES WEAR OUT.
    274 15 Ke:p A Regular Check On Them. Mo v e:s of ratio sets arc vow well aware ol tl:e fact that after a certain length of Jaic «"t:u rally from eighteen months to two je3rs'. tiae vaives begin to wear out. But the :;r-cc£c takes place so slowly
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    A METALLIC SOUL.
    234 15 "Mike" Has No Sympathy For Anyone. The microphone is very sensitive, but has no sympathy for anyone. People who have faced large gatherings without flinching, or who have displayed their musical abilities to highly critical audiences and never known a tremor have met their "Waterloo" in the
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    BROADCASTING IN A CRISIS.
    503 15 Danger Of One-Sided Propaganda. Reference has been made in many journals recently to the pait played by broadcasting, in time of crisis, in Germany and America. In Germany the programmes are still liable to interruption in order that Herr Hitler may declare his policy on some
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    DID YOU KNOW....
    289 15 THAT a lion roars aa loud as Niagara? lay Out Scientific nu inijajawfuajfJ How is the evil of noise to be redured? The erst Step is to find out just what causes th? -oi.se. and then to attack the cause. With the 'cvclopment. in re ent years,
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    Stations Best Received In Malaya.
    492 15 DAVENTRY Empire Station; nightly 9.50 to 11.50; see above. HUISEN (Holland), expeiimcniin:: on 10.88 metres, clear and loud. 6.i5 to 10.15 p.m. KUALA LUMPUP. <38 metresi. a Government transmitter, programmes being supplied oy the Malayan Amateur Radio Society (Kuala Lumpur), broadcasts records 6.30 to 8.30
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    WHAT IS RADIO FREQUENCY ?
    309 15 WHAT IS RADIO FREQUENCY How To Arrive At The Figures. A. B. C. Of Wireless. Ifany people are sometimes puzsded •by the figure called a rmwifmj, given beslt'e the wavciem,t.h in libts of stations, and it is lnlerc t ng to know just what this means. There is a simple
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      695 15 British Broadcasting Corporation. PROGRAMMES FOR INDIA (INCLUDING BURMA, CEYLON, STRAITS SETTLEMENTS, FEDERATED MALAY STATES AND ADEN. From The Empire Transmitter, Daventry, England. Wavelengths: 25.28 and 31.3 metres. Two of the following frequencies and wavelengths will be used in the transmissions lo the Indian zone. Announcements will be made ai frequent
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    JOHORE NOTES AND NEWS.
    668 17 Wife's Sad Story. EYE SLASHED WITH PARANG. (From Our Chen Correspondent.) Johore, April 13. A young Chinese married woman named Yea Weng Eng. whese right eye was alleged to been cut through with a parang during an assault by a young Javanese, was the central figure
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    CHANG'S PHILANTHROPY.
    214 17 University Gets A $25,000 Grant. Peiping. March 30. The Northeastern University has received official notification from Nanking that the Executive Yuan has voted $25,000 a month for the support of the University. The University was founded in 1928 by Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang with a part of the
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    71 17 The claim that he succeeded in fully elucidating the chemical structure of the antiscorbutic Vitamin C. is made by the German chemist, Herr Fritz Micheel, of this town. This is stated to be the first Vitamin to be analysed and the achievement, which has been the aim of famous scientists
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    ADVISORY BOARD FOR MALACCA?
    945 18 The Malaya Football Association. MUSLIM AFFAIRS. <BU Our Muslim Correspondent.; X may be remembered that Mr. Euoff bin Sahibjan. at a meeting of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Malacca) Associati n held early last month, suggested that the Association request the Government to establi h
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    INDIAN AIR FORCE.
    103 18 Ik Relation Wi'h British R.A.F. London April 3. labourites were ruled out of order in the tuum of the Air Force debate whsn they attempted to raise a debate on the Indian Air Force. The memorandum on ft laid down regulations regarding the relations between the memJhvs
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    MALAYAN POULTRY NOTES.
    414 18 SINGAPORE-JOHORE AGRI-HORTICULTURAL EXHIBITION. "3Y THE POULTRY EDITOR., B:, the time tiiesc lir.es are published the Singapore Johore Agri-Horticultural Exhibition will have been concluded. I hope that all my readers in Singapore paid a visit and saw for themselves wnat can be considered th» third string of Malaya.
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      161 18 l THE LAST WORD IN 'THE AST I 5 I Sole Importers J Tlie East Asiatic Company, Limited. I SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PKNANP 11 minimi mi ni <ftowranite j The Relentless Enemy Of Rust j THE I Proved Protector of Iron and Steel j STOCKED IN BED, GBEEN, CHEV, BLACK
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      572 18 CLUB DIARY. THE SINGAPORE (There numerous Clubs and Societies in VAT TTMTI^I^OCJ Singapore, ?nost of the members of which are VJIjUIi 1 11*11,1\ ft. 'enders of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary s provided specially for them. Secretaries ere. rpi wjtr nvited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date j A "IS
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT.
    116 19 1 Look At This Week's Post-Bag. On Thursday I undcr.-iand. many of you also members of the Mickey Mouse picnic to Changi. Ncbody has ritten to say how the event went off bu* i all enjoyed yourselves very bach with a determination to work and
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    What To Write.
    344 19 ißy "Borax 1") When I it ad the article on "What* to WriteSaul--'he-VVhilt K.I >, I actually did imtr* il wonder if you believe me> Being I leuular reader of the "Corner." I am sure you came acres-- my article under the same On my part I
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    A Cycling Trip.
    295 19 By Michael Heng.i nornicg, when the sun was still below the horiaon, I woke up. I went to the bathar.d took my usual cold, morning bath 'huh T took a cup of hot coffee. Not »ha( to do, I went to sit on the ang at the
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    On Football.
    552 19 (By Simple Kid.'' Kelantan.i HeUo! Chums. Glad to be able to make my appearance in the "Corner" again. This time. I am going to relate to you a conversation about football which took place between an old friend of my father and myself a couple of weeks ago.
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    My Ambition.
    359 19 (By "Treb.") I had so many ambitions during my infancy that whenever I enumerated them to my father or mother, they would merely laugh. I, of course, "flared up" like an annoyed girl and stamped my foot, and smote my breast, and pulled my hair, and performed other
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    A Letter From My Friend.
    460 19 {By 'Nik Mohamed." i It was a fine Monday morning in the lovely month of April in the year 1933, when our class was dismissed at 11 a.m. in consideration of our having secured full attendance for the whole previous week. The day was bathed
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    Sunset.
    478 19 (By "Dillettante.") Although I was buried in silence for a long time 1 WIH now endeavour to do mv part in brightening the Corner." But before I proceed. I wish to congratulate all the Chums who were successful in the Cambridge Examinations. The day is done and night is
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    Tanah Merah.
    472 19 'By Teo Bcng Koonj Holidays or no holidays, it is all the same to me. On Saturday when I came a bit late home I found that my elders had gene to Tanah Merah Besar with our old fashioned Ford to sit by the sea-side. Hour after hour
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    Get Busy!
    167 19 (By Can Han Hay.") Now. chums, let me tell you all about my behaviour of the la. t evening when I learned from the "Boy's Corner" page, that S. T. Koh had failed his examination. The moment I read I felt so despondent that I was disposed to
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    A Narrow Escape.
    195 19 (By "Golden Arrow.") Lad Saturday I went to visit a friend of mine at Joo Chiat Road. As it was fine weather I went there on my bicycle. I played badminton with him for half an hour and then we both rested lor a while. My friend
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    In The Woods.
    102 19 (By "Jovial Young Leicester The shady groves breathe the soft witchery of the woodc, where the summer glow hangs like a green curtain of light screening off a toiling, dusty world. It is the close of day, and the sun. full low, strikes athwart the sturdy boles
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