Malaya Tribune, 7 April 1934

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune THE MOST POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER IN MALAYA, Vol. XXI. No. 82 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1934 ViVF, CKNTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, April 7, 1931. Malaya Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, APRIL 7, 1934 FOR 5 C£%
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      20 1 The— (Tribune Dominant In z^ialaya Good and Safe for BABIES. Connell Brothers Co., Ltd. (INCORPORATED TN Ufi > I 1 I
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      44 1 A. FLINTik ti, Ka files Place, Singapore Importing Diamonds anc Pearl Necklaces of every ize and quality. Selling .t latest and lowest market irices. Also buying geld coins md gold ornaments of very class and quality, •aying highest prices •ocording to daily exchange '•ates.
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    GIRLS' CORNER AUNT MABEL'S LETTER.
    130 2 "Linda" Writes From London. Dear Girls, You will be interested in reading a letter received from "Linda," who is now attending school in London. This explains her long silence. Jean is another old favourite who is again writing regularly. Her contributions are most welcome. There
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    Hello Chums.
    532 2  -  (By "Linda". HE! .I/O Chums, I bet you all have forgotton me, as I have not written to our Corner for one whole year! But do not jump on me, crumbs no! because I have been travelling over the Oceans blue. My parents, at least my gran and
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    A Poor Man.
    66 2  -  <By "Annie Choo". AN old man was gathering sticks in a wood. He had travelled a .longer distance than usual and found the return journey very wearisome» "Will noOne from taps* I have helped come to my flrananof he cried? "Has no one pity for tho weak
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    "Take Back The Words."
    433 2  -  By "Ian." JANE and Adela were great friends. Everyday they were seen together, whether in school or at home. One day, jane took her beautiful new doll to Adela's house, and showed it to her. Adela was filled with admiration, and said, "Please. Jane, may I
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    A Tea-Party.
    97 2  -  <BV "Wooi Hoon" Kuala Lumpur. [ATTENDED the tea-part/ given by Mr, V. T. Wool, the President of Students and Juvenile Badminton teams, to Miss Can Kon Nyong the lady badminton •champion, of Selongor nnd members and their trienda. Master Woo, a member of the Boys' Corner, spoke on
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    "By The Stream."
    105 2  -  I By "Silver Star." rwaa late when I cam* to a place where the road divided. While 1 stood thinking which road to take, 1 heard the noise of a brook which was not far away. Being hot and thirsty. I crawled through the hedge. When I
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    Swimming.
    289 2  -  By "Snow Drop." MOST animals can swim right nil first time they go Into 'Up y Dogs,, horses, deer, and buffalo» d<. have to be taught to swim Bui > t>,. or girl cannot swim until lhi»y 1« how to. It is best to learn when w»- arc yom.c
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    "Trigo."
    266 2  -  (B\ "Jean." UNDER the lime-tre* in cm i»n. >. garden lies Tri.eo Amber cv- paws, long tail—they arc il resting peacefully. now that llrtM U** owner Ui 100 tlrect lo play any /<mi& Everyone misses Trino, but i < in" more than I. for it is bird t»» mm
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    Off To Hongkong.
    102 2  -  *By "Early Birth." I am sorry to intorm you ami coualna that, owing to my 111 heultti shall be leaving here for Uongkum* Most probob'y I shrill return In w three months' time. I hope Auntie Mabel will kiUttJV k ruse rup for not contributing nhv tf'i
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    Disappointed.
    55 2  -  'By "Nellie Choo". A FEW of my friends oue day to tiO with them to the Orea' Wu«j< 2 was very happy to follow Dinti decided to take snaps- first, and that go and aw Chinese wavattt. But when we were on the w«y M t ed heavily 80
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    GIRLS' CIRCLE.
    47 2 New Corneritites Welcomed. rt following new members are welcomed to the Girls' Circle. Their badges are going forward: "Betty" and "Little Ivy" (Malacca), "Judy," "Nooriyah" (Kuala Trengganu), "Lilian Yap" (Kuala Trengganu). "Janet j Chong" (Kuala Trengganu), "Caroline Chee" (Kuala Trengganu), "Margarite Leong," and "Klung Lim."
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      126 2 INSIST on powerful FLIT »—lt kills without fall Rexuember the comfort oi your guests anddonHbwy weak fanftaTiotw of FUT. Tour friends will appro* date your hospitality when you esso them the annoyI wire of insect pests. Consider tout own comfort, Its, and Insist en FLIT. JTus powerful insect*I aide aiway*
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      126 2 'Allenburys Foods are particularly suited to the feeding of infants in hot climates. They are free from harmful germs and are readily prepared by the simple addition of boiling water only, thus giving complete independence of doubtful milk supplies. Milk Food No. 1 Milk Food No. t H rtli to
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    LOSS OF SINKIANG INEVITABLE?
    713 3 Critical Situation. INDEPENDENCE MOVE OPPOSED. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai, April 6. th': situation in Sinkiang is critical, the international situation complicated and the loss of the province inevitable unless plans ro save it are eairied out by the Chinese Government, were views expressed by Mr.
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    WHERE MALAYA LAGS.
    133 3 Mr. L. D. Gammans Points Out Defects. r O K'» Vornct «dint., Kuala Lumpur, April 4. ion. T be Rotary Club *i»S?ik 4 Kuala Lumpur ■speaker it nce l>Uon. was the known f or hls work i meetin WeU1 conn ectioii with mans I* StSlna £°lellI el
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    SEREMBAN TRIALS.
    292 3 Allegation Of Forcing A Security. (FiOm Our Own Correspondent.) T Seremban. April 5 Judgment in the sum of $443 90 and R t en by the Seremban Po!ice th^ir* 1 R f ja Kamaralzaman. against him fv^ 8 in the civil suit ai "st r nIT «r the
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    CRACKED!
    33 3 Reuter. Brisbane. Cracksmen in South Brisbane succeeded, with much labour and skill, In "blowing" the door of a safe. Afterwards, they learned that the safe had not. been locked for three years.—Reuter.
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      346 3 i MLaNY children quickly tire of milk, yet how essential it is to their healthy development. Here is a simple way to get your children to drink all the milk they should have give them Postum made with milk. Postum is ju9t pure wholesome grains, skilfully blended and roasted. It
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      242 4 M. HASSAN. ELECTRICAL AND WATER CONTRACTOR. Sf-37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. If you are in need of electric lights, fans, motors, etc., and water service, please write to the above address or 'Phone 3411. THE GREAT FLUID CLEANSER. That washes and cleans everything in the home from the flimsiest silk
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      767 4 PUBLIC NOTICES, NOTICE. H Kindly not© that on and after the 7th April, 1934, our Agency is transferred to Messrs. JACKSON CO., LTD., 55, Robinson Road, Singapore. (Signed) COW GATE, LTD., Guildford, Surrey. ESTATE OF HIS HIGHNESS ABUBAKAR. SULTAN OF JOHORE, DECEASED. AUCTION SALE OF Valuabla 999 years' leasehold land
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      559 4 FOR SALE. FOR SALE—Singer, two-seater, 9.8 h.p. good condition. tax r d. $200. Apply to 'Phcne ,No 4786. NOTICE. In the F.state* of 1. EDGAR EDWARD GALISTAN. and 2. MILDRED ELIZA GALISTAN, Deceased. PURSUANT TO THE TRUSTEES ORDINANCE 1929. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and other persons having
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      145 4 WANTED* WANTED —To buy a second-hand Austin tenfour tourer. Send offers to Box No. 324 co Malaya Tribune. t FOR PARENTS WHO Love Their Children THE EASIEST ECONOMICAL WAY TO MAKE YOUR CHILDREN HAPPY. j GIVE TOYS TO THEM (A large variety is am view). OUR 10 CTS. STORE 72.
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      569 4 EDUCATIONAL. FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL, Ertabllehcd 1628. (A Government Hegistered School). (For Boys and Girls). I A, Kirk Terrac*. Dhoby Ghaut, SingaporeEnrol for a Bound Musical EducationSystematic Tralnlnf both In TechnWie and Theory. Complete .Course* leading to T Ci. Certificate, Diploma, etc. Booklet free. M. ANCIANO. Prl*el»*l. TUITION In Cambridge,
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      357 4 AW.MTLU FOB -WYLER SWISS MADE. AUTOMATIC AND UNBREAKABLF 15 JEWEL WATCH. It Is Of A Neat Rectangular U> n(J Is Obtainable At A Most Moderai, ru tn Either ROLLED GOLP 0 CHROMIUM FINISH from YICK WOH HiNG j 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAL (NEAR MIDDLE ROAD). mmwmmmmmmm A J G P
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    INTERNATIONAL SPY SYSTEM.
    569 5 Vast Organisation. I HK DISCOVERIES IN PARIS. United Press. Paris, Mar. 20. npHE discovery of a vast spy or -animation working on behalf of nanj p*ml Soviet Russia to the k ni of Great Britain, France a nci the United States was officially ed here to-day by
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    KREUGER'S DIARY TO BE BURNT.
    80 5 Offers For World Rights Refused. Reuter. Stockholm. April 4. THE famous diary of the Match King. Kreuger. who committed suicide, is to be burnt, decided the trustees of his bankrupt estate. The diary, which was one of the chief keys of the police investigations, contained
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    MISSING GRAMOPHONE.
    119 5 Defendant Says He Was Asked To Keep It. "No, sir. he asked me to take it and keep it," said an English-speaking Bombay Mohammedan, Abdul Mohamed, when he was charged before the Third Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander, yesterday with housebreaking and theft of a gramophone valued at
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    CIGARETTE COUPONS.
    118 5 Puller Who Stole Them And Bolted. Having committed the theft of 2,200 Ardath Cigarette coupons, valued at $352, a puller of a private ricksha was about to decamp to China by a boat leaving Singapore on Thursday when a detective promptly arrested him. The thief, Lim Bak Lai,
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    MODEL VILLAGE.
    105 5 £5.000 Scheme On Site Of Great Fire. I Alexandria. A model village j.s to spring up on Ihe site of Meliallah Ziud. in Ix>wer Egypt. which was recently destroyed by fire will) the loss of lti live*, including those of 13 women. More than 4.000 people will be
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    MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.
    83 5 Boy Jumps From 7-Storey •Balcony. Reuter. Helslngfors. A 14-year-old errand boy of Abo took the lilt up to the seventh storey of a building, went out on to a balcony, and threw himself down into the street. When horrified spectators rushed to pick him up. they found that
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      229 5 THE PHYSICAL CULTURE COOK BOOK. By BERNARR MACFADDEN. A REAL COOK BOOK AND GUIDE TO HEALTH. j Bastd upon his many years of experience as a Physical Culture expert. Bernarr j Marfadden has wri.ten this all inclusive cook book. 16 is absolutely different from every other cook b:ck ever published.
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      479 5 CHURCH SERVICES. Details For This Week-End. WESLEY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Fort Canning Road. The Rev. H. B. Amstutz, M.A. Minister. Sunday, 7.45 a.m.. Parade Service at Tanglin Barracks. 8.30 a.m. Sunday School. 9 15 a m., Service of Worship with Sermon by the Rev. W. S. Reinoehl. 6 p.m. Service
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      210 5 Sil REASON/ It *m From his first feed of Cow Gate, Baby shows pleasure and contentment —he loves it! And the Mother too watches with delight the regular and natural growth of strong firm bone and sound healthy flesh. The failure of breast feeding nowadays Cow Gate! It is a
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    Shipping News & Notices. DEEP DIVING AND SALVAGE.
    889 6 Shipping News Notices. DEEP DIVING AND SALVAGE. Whisky Broached <tt) Feet Below Surface. <Uk n'.undt'n: anUw munition* WIT* Ti I'tlluVl til llli Jl!lt Ol In li.we ThUlll.il t;niy l.'<uu"e:- on "D ji Utving and Underlain 1.-..cue," iti loaoLn. bn-t. man til, by Blr ituimi in wnu u.i .1» iold dv
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    STORM IN JAPAN.
    394 6 Small Boa Is Sunk And Houses Flooded. Kt'Ui. Mitii'n 'JJ MAN'» -Ui.ai iXNtI Wl.ru .V.IMC it» till K'jtj. O ifcu ilt-lrU'. >' i-jMeij t»v ti"' luavy bkk which blrw Irum uuly nuinuitt.' N'wr Ok«>K;i hutlxmr itbiili OOii liuitii wcv noticed, tic- un bunu i»c.w> Tut 4 30
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    YACHT REFLOATED.
    156 6 Off Kocf M Crooked Jshtul. N \K. U.'» fer -ii fvii in tl by ruhlt- ([«mi Jitniftl<'ii of thi *Uoci*.iul mHii'.iw m ;Jk- Hunq jiiiJi>Min yacht ••Taimufcluin." which went n j»onon Crooked I .land, ia In Dotiumsui, n Mic Onol >Unct' ol t.« t Vtytitfr to Ei'uUud flu
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    WILHELM KUNSTMANN.
    50 6 Leading German Shipowner Passes Away. Statin. Maich 26. Consul Wilhrlm Kunstmann. the leading German shipowner, died to-day a' the aste of ninety. His shipping firm was founded during the year 1870 and was s endily built up to become the biggest of all German privately owned shipping concerns
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    STORM AT SHANGHAI.
    294 6 Boatmen Found Outside Woosung. SJUUIKiUIi Ma*oll 3»» ()r..pru»k'll If nvi rluiutd i w..ui foiueitrJv i« liumiu U»e rout;»i '••iN.-i* liUi-tid* Wi'tauuii, Ui'ci u •.milt laodab* rf u ion» at juufc. wno will- ivsuitrt iimi broue'u lu Mliaiiytuil 'hi Thur day l**t vp* by toe Uwiit "14 s"*n."
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    ITALIAN SHIPPING.
    227 6 Increasing Percentage Of Native Tonnage. During 1933 the to al cargo landed at end shipped irom I alian ports totalled 32.169.000 tons, of which-64 per cent., o.- 20.500.000 ons. was carried in Italian vessels, and 36 per cent or 11 069.000 tuns, in foreign In the previous year
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    STRANDED FREIGHTER.
    134 6 Salvage Vessel Arrives At Pratas Shoal-. Hongkong. Match 29. The Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company's salvage vessel "Henry Keswick," which left here on Tuesday evening for the scene of he stranded Russian freighter "Ktmetr Less.iV flt the Pratas Shoals, has sent a wireless message to Hongkong stating that
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    THE "CHELIUSKIN" SURVIVORS.
    524 6 Dirigibles To Aid In Rescue. "United Press." IMHS OiitiriiaHti Jn riuuTtr <>' ttlor n rCwiUr mnrouin-d nfemltfT* ol ill" ttcw ol In "CU-lUwW'»" la Mntill* Ai U lc'*. report: ihu/ 4 Ihe ovtft'.Um ban? r-movrt i"*» Cki* Wl-lUh to Crttii Vunk' fcni. wli i'i wcsillt'T condition» pre
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      351 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. i PaCK, BRITISH INDIA IV «V O S. N. 00.*S S FILINGS. OUTWARDS. I>U< Tonnage?. Sing ipora. BANGALORE 1,901 Apr. 0 f'ORFIT 16,001 Apr 13 MANTUA 11,008 Apr. 27 BHUTAN ti 180 May 10 KAWALPINDJ 17.008 May 11 PKHM4 COM MiV 24 MAIoAR-f-HIND li.:,00 May U6 Carso only.
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      68 6 AMERICAN 1,1,0 yd AGENCY, LTD., i Incorporated in BS Btwnnhlp passages booted by all Lines Alt mall tickets oblalnabl? iipre FM S Railway tickets may be purchased ai this oflic\ NO BOOKING I H > Buggage. household effects and merchandise collected, ktored, shipped or delivered at reasonable rales. Insurance effected.
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      190 6 LfjLLOYD TRIESTINO (Incorporated i p Italy* EXPRESS SERVICE. I CARGO SERVICE. SINGAPORE TO ITALY AND CHINA j Calling at Penang, Colombo, Bombay, i»> Karachi. Adf#i, Massowah. Suez. Port Said Calling fct Penang. Colombo. Bombay. Brindisi Venice and Tries" Suez. Pot t Said. Brindisi. Venice Trieste. m v TERGESTEA Aor 15
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      215 6 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. DeUt Cb |H n Q| Australlsche Dampfschlffa |M Qesellschaft (Companies Incorporated In Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARDB HONGKONG. RHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due P'pore. RUHR rfca Manila Apr. 19 ms KULMERLAND. via Maulls May I ms. PREUSSEN. via Maniln May 16 ms. DUISBURG. via Manila
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      571 6 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSIiI Kit LLOYD. (Incorporate d The undernoted arc the Compa iy tlx'urea: OtmVARDS. 5 "ISAR." f«'r Uoilo. Manila, il l. S'hai. North China and Japrn "COBLENZ." for Manila. Ef*b S'hai. North China and Japan HOMEWARDS. 1534. '"ORANUON." for Aden. C M'eilles, Oran. R'cam. H'buig and Bremo:i "PULDA." for
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    566 7 Mining Shares. Singapore. Saturday, 11 a.m. The following tin share quotations are issued bj Fra*** and Co., exchange and §tock brokers. yjjjie Buyers. Sellars. 4< Ampul Tin 69 7iIsam Kumbang Tin 39- 41--tral Malay 42 43 6cd L \yet Hifam Tin 15- 16 xd -er Weng 1.87V
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    Financial News & Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION.
    197 7 Financial News Views. TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION. CONTROL RUMOURS IN LONDON Moderate Order* In Singapore. ißy Our financial CorTt*v€mAeiU.t Singapore. Saturday. 11 a.m. To-day's Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 17V fl eta.. d:>wn V 1 ct. Market Toue: Quiet and slightly eaaier. Yesterday's Prices:— London Rubber, 5 3 d., up 3 32d. Market
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    RUBBER MARKET.
    632 7 Huge Imports Of Native Produce. MESSRS. Lewis and Peat (Singapore). Ltd., state in their report of yestcrdny's d&t© Easter came and went without any startling news either political or on the Restriction question to disturb the market. On reopening business has been quiet and prices have remained steady
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    INDIAN RICE.
    244 7 Legislators Want Import Restriction. JHE unofficial members of the Indian Legls- lat,ve Assembly are trying to move the Government of India to .estric. import, of foreign rice to about 20,000 tons a year in •he even, of the Siamese and French Governments not agreeing to the suggestions already
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    AMERICAN COTTON.
    106 7 Revised Rules For Exchanges Opposed. Reuter. New York, April 6. Increased margin requirements for transaction on cotton futures are contemplated in the revised code cotton exchanges which' the .committee of the New York Cotton Exchange is discussing. The new requirements will be 10 per cent, on 10.000 bales
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    PRODUCE.
    211 7 Singapore, April 6. !R. (Stent) W. Coast N. 1 per Koya.i $98 jR. (Siam iW. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $94 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $82 I Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $78 j Siam, No. 1 $162 I Siam, No. 2 $140 Siam.
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    AUTOMOBILE STRIKE.
    42 7 Reuter. Washington, April 6. The motor industry situation has been eased bv the announcement of the Federal Automobile Labour Board of a settlement of strikes affecting nearly 5.000 workers of the Nash Motor Coolant and the Seaman Body Co.. Wisconsin.—Reuter.
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    ORDERS FROM CHINA AND PERU.
    370 7 Work For Lancashire Engineers. MANY more men are being employed work* Vu lean Foun dry Company's works at Newton-le-Wiliows, near Earlestown, one of Lancashire's biggest engineering works. B Four hundred more men have been taken on since the start of 1934, and orl? h P
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    U.S. STOCK EXCHANGE.
    205 7 Growing Opposition To New Bill. Reuter. New tfork. April 6 Opposition is developing on th* Stock Exchange u> the Control Bill. Mr. Samuel Untermyer told the Banking and Currency Committee that he agreed with Mr, Whitney and others in then opposition to the Marginai Requirements Bill, which
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    LATEST SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
    637 7 Rubber Shares. Singapore, Saturday, 11 a.m. The following rubber share quotation! are issued by Fraser and Co., and LyaU and Evatt. Issue j r Value. Fraser Lyau m Shares. Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby 1.00 1.10 1.00 1.05 •1 Alor Oajah 0.70 0.80 0.70 080 1 A. Hitam
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
    70 7 DAILY PRICES CURRENT, Singapore. Friday, neon. Buyers. Sellers. R.S.S. equal to London Standard. Spot doo-et 11% I7 T 6 co. <F0.8.) IS. 18 3|16 Standard R.S.S on Tender: April 17" h 18 May June 18 18 Jidyjsept, 18 18% Oct.-Dec. IM% 18% Tcn° of Market: Firm.
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      52 7 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD., (Incorporated In New Zealand.) FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIODTH, Manager. "I riCßs 2. UNLAYSON GREEN. IHE EASTERN UNITED ASSmANca CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, I RSONAL ACCIDENT and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. 4440 Office: No 4. Ce«n Street, Singapore L
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      448 7 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. NOTICE. NEW SCUDAI, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an application has been made to the Directors of this Company to issue a duplcate scrip in place of the following share certificate which is alleged 10 have been lost. Certificate No. 418. dated Ifth June. 1922. for 250
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      111 7 It's a poor week-end without the "Sunday Tribune"—Malaya's brightest and cheapest weekly journal. 1 LES FILS de ZAKETTO SAL AM A Cie, I BANKERS STOCK EXCHANGE BROKERS, i ALEXANDRIA (EGYPT). ESTD. 1900. A BOON TO INVESTORS BUY YOUR BONDS THROUGH A RELIABLE SOURCE. I A Sound and Reliable Investment For
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      207 7 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited. (Incorporat°d In Straits Settlements.) SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD., THE HO HONC. RANK* LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid L'|/ .SI(/,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET. StNGAPOM LOCAL BRANCH 458. NORTH BHIDGE KOAI>. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chee Swee Cheng,
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      627 8 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS. When on Strangoon Road don't forget— refresh your* If at the Anglo American Lunch Pcom. 112. Upper Serangoon Road. SINGAPORE AFTER-CARE ASSOCIATION. A General Meeting will he held in the office of the Superintendent cf Prisons. H.M. Prion, Singapore, on Thursday. 12 h April. 1934. at 4 45
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    203 9 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING I M.KIKS AT SEA. \iii;utions On "Empress" Liners. i»-> advised by Messrs. Boustead Co., Ltd.. the local agents of v anadian Pacific Steamships, Ltd., talking picture equipment has been on all the Pacific "Empresses" on the "Empress of Australia" Duchess steamers on
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    FREE WINE.
    48 9 New I,a\v For Madrid Restaurants Reuter. Madrid. Madrid ti iiimml pi'nju'flroiT» who do not .supply !<v* i*cd ,'ni -\> ir with »vcry meal !lu,, ,jh f«* be fined Spn !ill FIUMd ft'l' ir 1 urr to 0» di'Uilw! 111 Tll.> J||||. ;K .r^ ircfj|lo*loi «ijirii» iiL— v«tl
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    MAILS EXPECTED.
    37 9 From China and Japan by the "Arizona Maru," due at Singapore to-morrow. From China by the "Santhia," due at Singapore on Monday morning. From China by the "Laomedon." due at Singapore at noon on Monday.
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    GREEK ARMY.
    84 9 One Hundred Miles Of Khaki Needed. Reuter. AinmTl'.e C»r«?rK Wj. Offlrr If ,n rnll (Or ♦'•J\Q r T *br\.itJ (or 20k,oca y*tc.~ ii fciinti pla-.fi fin rr-'ltitiiinis Ortvfc AmiV rindrr- hav# Slmdy Mtij -übnnHert by kit'o! Okilli mm ufac-tun*.- luit tl>r*v wen- rrJi'(£etl ftv i»ie M.ju.-Ut ol Fbiaticc
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    MONEY MARKET
    212 9 SELLING. j Singapore, April 7. j London 4 months' sight 2 4 1164 London 3 months' sight 2 4 5 London 60 days' sight 2 4 9J64 London 30 days' sight London demand 2 4 London T.T 2 4 332 Lyons and Paris demand W Hamburg demand Ml
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    "UNTOUCHABLE" OFFENSIVE.
    29 9 The Bombay Legislative Council passed en March 20. th? Bill officially designating "Untouchable cla ses" as Depressed Classes" as the word "Untouchables" w.is s;at*d to Ik offensive
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    DIARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    216 9 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures, TO-DAY. APRIL 7. SfiL T,des -2- 27 A.m.. 5.09 p.m. Show New World Fo 8R c A if A First Division, p 51» Pm. Stad Um Uon see St i ose h 5 InUtuSRV ,'2P m J 8 CJl
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    AMUSEMENTS
    63 9 ALHAMBRA.—CharIes Bickford in "Red Wagon." APOLLO—"The Flood" and The Smiling Lieutenant." CAPITOL—Joan Crawford in "The Dancing Lady." EMPIRE— Tarzan—the Fearless." GREAT WORLD—Cabaret Dancing, Dean's Grand Opera. Chinese Wayangs. Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH. Naksh-E-Sule-mani." Hindustani talkie. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing, sideshows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, cinemas, etc. PAVILION —"Design For Living." RTTZ.—Two
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    67 10 Messrs. Kch Phcow Hong. Koh Pheow Hiang, Sim Boon Eng and family beg to thank their friends, rela'ives, representatives of various associations, the members of the Lam Cheng Association and Phcrg Sim Kok, th? staff of Malayan Motors. Ltd.. who attended the night-visit and the funeral of
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    DEATH.
    75 10 LYE.—Madam Lye Yeck Kim. the b'loved wife of Tan Kim Bork, passed away peacefully, at h°r residence. No. 10, Kubu Road, Malacca, at 10.20 a.m. on Wednesday, Apiil 4. at the age of 27. She leaves behind h-r husband, Mr. Tan Kim Bock, one son. Tan Ngeen Sal, one
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    A LOOK AROUND.
    687 10 'JpHE commercial situation as between Britain and France remains disturbing, and there is great resentment in England against the French pranks with the quota system. What the upshot will be cannot at the moment be forecast, with France seriously preoccupied with internal politics. More pleasing is the
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    357 10 Mr E D Flemfnq has been appointed an Assistant Protector of Chlnc.se for Sn»K.npore. Mr. R. Macdonald has been appointed Senior Assistant Auditor, Singapore with effect from Mar. 21. Mr. W. W. Marsh, of the Prisons Department. S.S., has been seconded for service under the Government of Johore Dr. Lim
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    Topics Of The Day. Plain Tales.
    128 10 WE talk much these days of trade revival and good times coming again, but that scene of tragic stories, the Bankruptcy Court, shows that we are still far from a condition of all-round prosperity. Take, for instance, the case of a man whose tale
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    Siamese Consul.
    148 10 SINGAPORE extends a hearty welcome 1 to Luang Vudhisara Netinati, the new Consul for Siam, who arrived j here this week, to take the place i of Phra Mitrakam Raksha. the former Consul-General, who has been appointed to Tokyo. The new Consul, who has been in close touch
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    The Great Mystery.
    154 10 rpHROUGHOUT the ages man has striven to solve the mystery of the j after-life. Spiritualism has its th 0u ands of adherents, but stories of remark' able results, backed by evidence whi c seems unimpeachable, are discount?!! by proofs of fraud on the part mediums. Often, it
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    Jiro Satoh.
    167 10 gINGAPORE was profoundly .hocked j to learn of the tragedy which cut .short the career of Mr. Jiro Satoh. Japan's great tennis star. Only the previous day he had been with Then came the news that he had gone overboard from the "Hakone Maru," leaving behind a letter
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    Passing Thoughts
    594 10 By "Looker-On" rpHERE is to be a British Minister to Siam who knows Siamese. Sir Josiah Crosby was for many years in the Consular service in that country. And once Malaya had a Governor and High Commissioner—Sir Hugh Clifford— who actually was a Malay scholar. But these things
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    ON OTHER PAGES.
    63 10 GIRLS' CORNER, on page 2. LOSS OF' SINKIANG INEVITABLE P 3 WHERE MALAYA LAGS, on page INTERNATIONAL SPY SYSTEM, on p 1 CHURCH SERVICES, on page 5 SPORTS NEWS, on pages 14 and 1 > CLUB DIARY, on page 16. RADIO NEWS, on page 17 RUSSO-JAPANESE DEADLOCK,
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    "UNABLE TO GIVE MY BEST, I BID YOU ALL GOOD-BYE." JIRO SATOH'S MESSAGE.
    798 11 PULL STORY OF THE TRAGEDY. Letter To Team. Shall He With You In Spirit." J A.M unable to give of my best. I have decided to say good-bye to you for ever." 1 This was part of
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    CLAIM BY CHINESE GIRL.
    327 11 Breach Of Promise Suit Settled. I (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, April 6. AN action for breach of promise was listed for hearing before Mr. Justice Mudie in the Supreme Court, Ipoh, yesterday. The action was instituted by Miss Chan Say Thye, of Kampar against Hor
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    CHINESE IN SIAM.
    73 11 Future Protection Considered By Nanking. Nanking. March 21. In. connection with the protection of Chinese nationals >n Siam. it is learned that General Chiang Tso Pins'. Chinese Minister in Japan, has reached an agreement with the Siamese Minister in Tokyo regarding the future protection of Cninese in
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    BOILER BURSTS.
    66 11 Chinese Steam-Boat Sinks At Changchow. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Hongkong. Apr. 7. The boiler of a Chinese steamboat named the "Lee An" burst when the vessel was at Changchow harbour yesterday morning. The boat, which was bound for Canton from Tungkuen. spilt into two and sank. There were
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    JOHORE ROYALTY.
    42 11 "Shun Pao." Shanghai. Marcn 23. The Sultan of Johore and the Sultana wil) be entertained to-night by Major Wu Teh Chen at his residence on Avenue Haig. The couple are leaving for Japan tomorrow morning, it is learned.— Shun Pao."
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    RICKSHA AND CAR COLLIDE.
    34 11 A collision between a ricksha and a motor-car on Paterson Road last night resulted in slight 'injury to the puller and his fare, an Indian tamby. ambulance was in attendance.
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    GANDHI BACK IN POLITICS.
    139 11 Swaraj Party Again. FIGHTING ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS. Reuter. New Delhi, April 6. |L|R. Gandhi has approved the decision of the Indian Congress leaders to contest the forthcoming elections to the Legislative Assembly and to revive the Swaraj Party for this purpose. Mr. Gandhi has undertaken to render
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    JAPAN'S SPIES.
    350 11 Service Established In China. ShmiJUl AApr. r n IT is '.ba tipait In: c-ttAb-lished iM hi 'nvi.i-.il rp> department in Noit'huu unl'i' ".he c,»nlrol of the Japano- fiarrUon in and Tientsin Plans are also nt'-t b«eu completed for •'•c.uprttl'j'- d CJinrhur and in villi »he objec» of si*ven."!_
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    COMMITS SUICIDE.
    47 11 Because His Wives Had A Quarrel. Nanking. March 18. Because his wife and his concubine > had a quarrel. Mr. Hsu Cheh an official or the Military Supplies Department, hns committed suicide bv jumping into the river. His be fly was discovered ye-it'trd iV-— "Shun Peo."
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    FRENCH AIRWOMAN.
    47 11 Reuter. Nanking, Apr. 6. j Mile. Maryse Hilz, the French airwoman, who is engaged in a return flight from Japan to Europe, left Nanking to-day for Hongkong.—Reuter. Hongkong. April 6. Mill. Hilz the first woman to fly from Nanking to Hongkong, arrived safely this afternoon.—Reuter.
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    "KING KONG" FOR MALAYA.
    424 11 New Film Contract. ART OF KATHERINE HEPBURN. CATHERINE Hepburn, the greatest cinema discovery of the last two years, will be brought to the screens of Malaya as a result of a contract completed yesterday by Pavilion, Ltd. When the pictures in which this remarkable young woman
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    FACTORY FATALITY.
    73 11 Woman Killed By Load Of Rubber. A fatal accident occurred in a Eurcpean-owned rubber factory Htuated at the 6th mile, Bukit Timah Road, yesterday afternoon. It appears that a f male Chinese collie was busy unloading rubber from a lorry when a heavy load fell on her. She
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    FOREIGN DOCTORS.
    51 11 Those In China Must Be Registered. "Min Kuo Jih Pao." Shanghai. April 7. The Health Department of the Nanking Government, hn.s requested the Chinese Foreign Office to notify the foreign r.riMon.s that all foreign physicians who pmctise in China must he registered under the Chinese laws.—"Mi.n Kuo Jih
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    POSTAL EMPLOYEES.
    82 11 Protest Against Reduction In Salaries. Reuter. Paris. April 6. A NOISY demonstration of postal and telegraph employees occurred early this afternoon in iront of the Ministry of Posts and Telegraphs, protesting against the reduction of salaries. The demonstrators shouted abuse against the Government, and also sang the Internationale.
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    UPPER SERANGOON TRAGEDY.
    175 11 Three People Taken To Hospital. VILLAGERS Uvlng at the 11 1 4 mile. Upper Serangoon, were alarmed yesterday morning, shortly before 12 o'clock, when they heard a woman screaming for help. The cries came from a hut occupied by a man, his wife and the latter's mother
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    Stories In The Bankruptcy Court. TRAGEDIES OF THE WORKLESS.
    773 12 A Retrenched Clerk. WATCHMAN'S EXPENSIVE QUARREL. A N amazing explanation of how he became bankrupt was given in the Bankruptcy Court yesterday before Mr. Justice Prichard by a Punjabi watchman named Teja Singh, who appeared for his public examination. Employed with
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    IS RETRENCHMENT ENDED?
    1038 12 Railway Co-operative Society. THE tenth annual report of the committee of the Railway Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd., F.M.S., for the period July 1, to Dec. 31, 1933, to be presented at the half yearly general meeting on April 26, states, inter alia. When considering the
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    SIR J. CROSBY.
    82 12 New Appointment Welcomed In Siam. (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. April 6. A WARM welcome awaits the new British Minister to Siam, Sir Josiah Crosby from the members of the British Colony here. His knowledge of all parts of Siam gained during many years' service in various
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    SEREMBAN NEWS.
    161 12 Sudden Death Of Respected Chinese. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, April 6. The death occurred on Wednesday afternoon cf Mr. Low Kew Yew, for long resident in Seremban. The deceased was in the best of health and died with tragic suddenness. The deceased leaves behind a widow, five
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    GALLANTRY AT SEA.
    116 12 Selangor Planter Receives Reward. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, April 6. THERE was a pleasant function at the Residency this afternoon when the British Resident, the Hon. Mr. T. S. Adams, presented the Royal Humane Society medal and certificate for the saving of life to Mr.
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    LOCAL RADIO.
    108 12 Stations Heard Last Night. ZGE KUALA LUMPUR (48 Metres*: Strong and steady, «tight lading, good quality. Gramophone records. BANDOENG 49 metre strong and 112 toady. gocd quality. 58 metre moderate ftrength. slight fading, good quality Chamber music concert. SOURABAYA <50 Metres': Strong and steady, good quality. An orchestral
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    PAHANG NOTES AND NEWS.
    383 12 Popular Malay Officers Transferred. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lipis, April 5. Mr. K. Arunasalam, Chief Clerk, Treasury, Kuala Lipis, and Mrs. Arunasalam were "At Home" to a host of their friends at their residence on Governament Hill, on the occasion of the birth of a
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    FLOWER SHOW AT NEW WORLD.
    980 12 Mr. J. Laycock's Sur FULL RESULTS \v n PRIZE «I Us A s reported in yesterdnr >, Tribune, Mrs. Cald*<ti; the Officer Adtninfatc rin»r ment, opened the fuurt Flower Show now being New World. It will be on until when prizes will u- There are
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    SEVERE DEFEATS OF "REDS."
    452 13 imminent Successes In China. Shanghai. April 7. Provincial Government. i hut Government troops i iv defeats on the "Reds" unti Chienning, in west yt Urday. Thousands of n is» declared, were Hi <j or wounded in the in the Tingchow and tfi rifts have also been
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    WOMAN'S DEATH.
    56 13 round Inconscious On Hiĕ Road. M.j.r, woman who was found on Balertler Road on v '.Hili! dioci without recovering •oiir.v.fs;. yesterday In the General (I 'fi' t'uropßau motorist saw the 1 -ui iniurmed the t>oliee at Mi Kin PoUee Station. J-actured skull and several .rr endeavouring to find
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    EUROPEAN UNEMPLOYED.
    72 13 'of donations to the F.M-S. European Fund during March Mlows:— lat Contribution, account re5395.31. Ex-Services AssociaMalaya, Perak, account re"4oo. Incorporated Society 5133.34. Clubs $684.51, Mr >'?5 8.0.8.»55,Mr.W.0.A. Mr. w J. Corney $2, Mr. Oubbins $5, Dr. W. J. Dixon $5, 1 f p bout $5. Messrs. Osborne •1
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    NIGHT VISIT.
    42 13 ;f the Straits Bachelors' r -'ure are requested to pay a •v to 104, Telok Ayer Street td- *c occasion of the death of Quan's beld¥*ti grando asked to attend the sorrow. The cortefce *1U !lf Juse at 9 a.m.
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    EXAM. RESULTS.
    509 13 King Edward VII College Of Medicine. RESULTS of passes by students of the King Edward VII College of Medicine, Singapore, are announced: The following students have passed Part I and Part II and 'are granted the L.M.S. Diploma: Low Chin Scane, Mali Kee Kui, A. V. Pestana. Miss
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    IZAKO'S CIRCUS.
    271 13 Albino Horses That Cost 35,000 Rupees. A SHIP carrying 250 animals. 150 artistes and a huge tent capable of providing seating accommodation for 4.000 people is on its way to Singapore. The vessel, the "Kut Sang," is carrying Franz Izako's Circus one of the largest and best shows
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    SUSPECTED "BAD HATS" IN COURT.
    746 13 Sc cruel To .Murder Of Inspector. TWE elToru of the local police to trace ilik murderer of Inspector A 112 Popejoy intituled a tremendous drive on hau^i« b tL h S??* 01 Cantonese Did hate in the city, The whole of Singapore wan thoroughly combed,
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    FOUND HANGING.
    185 13 The Tragedy Of A Tamil Coolie. The body of a Tamil was found hanging from the branch of a tree in an estate near Mount Pleasant recently. A Teochew wpman named Tan Ah Chee, giving evidence in the Coroner's inquiry before Mr. W. G. Porter yesterday, said she
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    An Exciting Day's Sport Witnessed By A Large Crowd. Amateur Race Meeting At Kuala Lumpur.
    1213 14 Yesterday's Results And Handicaps For To-day. (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, April 6. 1 A LARGE crowd was present for the opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's two-day amateur race meeting' which is
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    LION CITY CLUB.
    42 14 At the monthly committee meeting of the Lion City Club, held on Thursday last, Mr. Tan Whay Seoh was re-elected hon. superintendent of the Funeral Branch for the current year and Mr. Khoo Kirn Lock was elected assistant superintendent
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    MONOPOLIES WIN.
    348 14 Superior To V.M.C.A. In Combination. ON the S.H.B. ground yesterday, the Monopolies beat the V.M.C.A. by three goals to nil, in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League. The teams were well matched and a keen game resulted. The Monopolies' forward line proved superior and were constantly on
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    R.S.Y.C. EVENTS.
    118 14 At ihe R.S.Y.C. to-day, the six-metre class will compete for the Lundon Cup starting at 4.20 p.m. "B" class will race for the Boden Kloss Match Cup starting at 4.30 p.m. "C" class will sail for the Commodore's trophy starting at 4 p.m. Courses will be posted for
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    FAR EASTERN GAMES.
    63 14 Shanghai April 7. A round table conference in connection with the forthcoming Far Eastern Olympic Games at Manila will be held in Shanghai on Monday Dr T Wang the leader of the Chinese delegation to the meeting, is busy at Peiping and he has appointed Mr Chow
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    TO-DAY'S LEAGUE SOCCER.
    48 14 t^ C te am T in th e First Division.of the S.A.F.A. League v. R.A. to-day at Ihe Jalan Besar Stadium. J. Sanderson. H. C. Humphries, T Sta F a p la 'JT Ayres, L. Moller, W. Gomes Hay A Val T.%SSSUi Edwards> M Valberg
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    34 14 Raffles Institution beat Fort Canning y^Lr a day SOCCer C the *****01 gToxmd The game came to an abrupt end about midway through the second half the referee stopping the game owing to c^aft^
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    S.C.C. LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
    384 14 Doubles Championship Semi-Final. R. B. B. DONNELL and Dr. Demeney reached the semi-final of the doubles championship in the S.C.C. lawn tennis tournament yesterday, when they beat W. C. Hill and C. E. Winter, B—6, 6—2. The match illustrated the strength of the veteran players at
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    CEYLON T. A. CRICKET.
    54 14 Ceylon Tamils' Association team v. the S.R.C. at 2 p.m. on the C.T.A. ground at Balestier N. S. Muthu. Nadarajah, R. V S. Sumdram. S. K. Sundnra. X Muthurumuru (captain*. B. Dudley, P. Retnasabapathy, V. Paramsothy, K. Kanagaratnam. R. ,T. Sineam. S. 3. Maniam. Reserves: C.
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    HOME SOCCER.
    36 14 A misprint appears in the review of English and Scottish soccer appearing on page 15. The English League teams play 42 matches each, not 44 as stated in first line of the second paragraph.
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    AIRMEN WIN AT SOCCER.
    381 14 Indians Well Beaten. LOSERS MISS GOOD OPENINGS. JHE R.A.F. gained full point, 4 the expense of the I.C.F.A. fa the First Division of the S.A League at the Anson Road yesterday, before a poor crowd. Uninteresting play ruled in the first half and there were 110
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    English And Scottish League Soccer.
    912 15 First Division Key Match At Highbury To-Day. A MONTH from now, May 5 to be pie A cisc, will see the conclusion of he English League soccer season but it is still uncertain which e J™ ogto0 gto emeree champ ons. and gain piomo Uon
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    MARIGOLD BEAT UNION C.B.P.
    128 15 The match played on last Saturday between the Marigold B.P. and the Lnion Chinese BP. on the former's court ended in a win for the home team by five games to one. One tie was abandoned owing to faihng light. Scores: SINGLES: Yeo Sim Kang beat
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    AMATEUR S.A.
    49 15 Invitations have been issued to members of the Amateur Sporting Associat on. by Mr. Low Jin Tong to a dinner at his residence. 127, Chin Swee Read, on Friday, the 13th, at 7.30 p.m. on the occasion of the marriage of his brother-in-law. Mr. Wee Hood Lian.
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    Y.M.C.A. LAWN TENNIS.
    23 15 Yadi and Kamis meet Tan Thian Sang and Poh Guan Chwee in the men's doubles championship at the Y.M.CA. tomorrow.
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    AMICABLE A.A. BILLIARDS.
    93 15 Ties in the Amicable Athletic Association annual open billiards championship (four-ball) tournament have been arranged as follows, to commence at 7.30 each day: Monday: Goh Keng Mian v. Yeo Koon Yam. Tuesday: Mitchel Tho v. Koh Cheng Moh. Wednesday. Lim Choo Key v. Scow Teong Wah. Thursday:
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    WEEK-END B.P.
    27 15 Play in the Week-End B.P.s tournament will commence to-d*>v and two ties will be played every Saturday and Sunday, commencing at 4.30 p.m. each day.
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    26 15 The annual general meeting of SG.C. Associates wil 1 be held at the Club house at Bukit Timah on Monday at 6.45 p.m.
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    BODY IN A TRUNK.
    102 16 Kidnapped Daughter Of Jehol General. "Central News Agency." Peiping. March 25. A GRIM discovery was made by the police yesterday outside the city of a corpse contained in a trunk. The corpse, which was 'mutilated and bore marks of being strangled by a rope, has been
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    LOVER CHARGED.
    123 16 Complainant Prepared To Drop The Case. A Eurasian named Robinson was the complainant in a case agains. his Chinese mistress, Liew Lung Moi. who was charged with theft of $125 in cash, four gold buttons and a gold sovereign. According to vhe prosecution, the UM had been living
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    HUNTER'S DEATH.
    84 16 Tirana. Golf Qendram, a 22-year-old huutei of southern Albania, dreamed ih.it a fox nad raided his farmyard and was carrying off his chickens. He got up, loaded his gun, mid told his family that he tt&s guint? to watch by the window After some time, when no fox
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      467 16 THE MODERN TOOTHPASTE Ends Mouth Adds that Cause TOOTH DECAY Whitens the Teeth jflT HI Contains Over 75!. j rhilhps >gr j^M^H Dental Magnesia 20 CHEONG KOON SENG Co., Ltd. IS THE SUPREME COURT, SINGAPORE. Suit No. 354 of 1931. In the Matter of the Estate of Syed Yahya bin
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      644 16 CLUB DIARY. IThere are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of ttus members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be 'included in the
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      267 16 Rovers B. P.: Friendly Badminton match with U.C.A., at home court Grange Road, at 3 p.m. All players should turn up punctually. League of Friendship: Monthly meeting at 158, Waterloo Street, at 10.30 a.m. Attendance appreciated. Springdale-Minstrels: Special committee meeting at Mr. K. C. Lim's residence. 9, Emerald Hill Road
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    Interference Caused By Listeners. MANY COMPLAINTS IN SINGAPORE.
    453 17 opt ion Ruined. iIOtMTIES MUST ACT. iii Singapore complain ..i ,'uti rfcrence from the oi other listener** In urn «-«its that ii 11» (J this is a serious i« nuthoritirs are urged i r .alter up. s I'niTfi the Newton nn<* kuA'l
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    RECEPTION NOTES.
    763 17 Conditions During The Week. I "|7<THER conditions showed a definite M-J improvement over those of last week. J Atmospherics have been less toublesome and signal strengths have been at I a high level. A good deal of choral music was transmitted by the majority of broadj casters during
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    TECHNICAL POINTS MADE EASY.
    583 17 The Low Frequency StageExplained. IN the previous article a short description ot the Detector Stage and its function was given, and we will now proceed with a description of the Low Frequency Stage. The purpose of ihe LF St?9-e is to increase the volume trt intensity
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      16 17 Irl 7 5 cents, or $150 abox "Age nts: —The British Pharmacy, North Bridge Road, Singapore.
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      95 17 OS 'Why do you tell your customers that Osram Lamps last longer than cheap lamps RAM: 'Because they hate being left in the dark/ MADE IN ENCLAND BY THE C.E.p. ttdterf 0/ the General Electric Co.. Ltd Magnet House Singapore. BRAN 0 y DAIRY MILK CANE SUGAR Two of the
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    RUSSO-JAPANESE DEADLOCK.
    332 18 Efforts To End It. SALE OF RAILWAY THIS MONTH. "Sin Chew Jit Poh." Shanghai, April 6. to a Japanese report, Russia 'and Japan are making renewed efforts to break the deadlock iii the negotiations for the sale of the Chinese Eastern Railway by the former. Tho efforts are
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    DOG SHOW CANCELLED.
    227 18 Col. Prior States The Reasons. /X)L. Charles L Prior, Director of the j Second Annual Live Stock and Trades Exhibition, writes that he has, in face of the action of (he local committee of the Malayan Kennel Association, decided to abandon the Dog Show which it was
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    "DOUBLE-CROSSED!"
    152 18 The Tale Of A Spanish Vendetta. Oviedo. AVELINO Rodriguez and Manuel Enterrios. of Beal. were bitter enemies. One day Avelino decided to rid the world of Manuel—so he hired a labourer to kill him. But the labourer went straight to Manuel, told him what was intended and hatched a
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    "ROBINSON CRUSOE" EFFORT.
    95 18 Adventure Of Two British Bluejackets. Reuter. Port of Sjain. Trinidad. A DARING effort by two British bluejackets of H.M.S. "Valiant" to start a "Robinson Crusoe" experiment was described in court here, when the two men were ordered to await the arrival 6f the next warship. It was
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    KING'S HOUSE.
    158 18 Sunday, March 25. His Excellency visited the Leper Hospital at Sungei Buloh In the forenoon. His Excellency and Mrs. Caldecott were present at an Orchestral Concert at the Selangor Club this evening. Monday, March 26. In the morning His Excellency called on H.H. the Sultan of Selangor at
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      12 18 local Doctor^ mo* recommend Cadhury's I fBl 'Its Better fw You -MASTERS
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      518 18 EXCESS FAT DUE To RHEUMATISM Only One Remedy Nee|u Having rheumatism so badly tha: s > scarcely walk, this woman beg in Uu load of superfluous flesh. In a 00 ceived. she wrl cc:— "I had a severe attack of riieuji;; knres. It was so bad that for U could
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      262 18 EMPIRE RADIO. TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME. G.M.T. 6.15 a.m. Time Signal from. Big Ben. A Light Symphony concert (gramophone records). 7.00 a.m. Variety and dance music (gramophone records). (Time Signal from Greenwich at 7.15 a.m.). 8.00-8.15 a.m. News BuUetin. 12.00 noon Time Signal from Big Ben The Western Studio Orchestra, (leader, Frank
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      96 18 his Embassy Club Orchestra. 11.15 p.m. A pianoforte recital by Eileen Joyce. 11.45 p.m. A Symphony Concert (gramophone records). (Time Signal from Greenwich at 12.00 midnight). 12.45-1.00 a.m. News Bulletin. Z.H.I. SINGAPORE T-DAY. (49.9 METRES.) 12.30 pm. Relay of Raffles Hotel Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Dan Hopkins. P.H.I.
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    BOYS' CORNER UNCLE BOB'S CHAT.
    103 19 11 I uok At This Week's Post Hfiff. Ul Sv|(bi'VA I :i ir .«-verai «>1 our old con--1 j > h< j.lnnitiß to write again. > their iibWficc trom the 112 m voidable but we are I «I «>rn«« thetn buck and will 112 to
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    Avertisements.
    235 19  -  By "Charley Farrell." ry day there are pages and inuti of ndvcrt laments In every nrw.rpapor Full p;«ge adverti.sewnn l«'w larye words written h*> middle or the page always draw lie itU'Mtlon than ndvertistraente that pprar In crowded up rolumns. iit itt.< .< w<' 112« advertisement* <mi ii wiMi
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    A Voyage To Japan.
    202 19  -  I ftv "Balbo O'Campo." 'Muinr: iMe Easter Holidays r:. rrtviul James and I paid lip m A Tier making all the r-r we embarked on \laru" [Hi Yokohama. 1 tixiir the ship hud croas- O'.i'ruj I was not very I U-lt homcsick James mi 11 il
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    Experiences.
    304 19  -  <£]/ "Considered False." K.L. Tiie {late was thirteenth, the day Fridav. and unconcernedly 1 walked under two ladders, so I was not the least bit surprised when m.v worsT of i experiences followed. It was a holiday and my attention was all occupied by my anxiety to get snapshot*
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    A Dream.
    294 19  -  By "Willy Chan." Tlic tldi» was perfectly high and calm It was about. 10 ajn. on a fine «unrty Saturday. My friends and I propoMjd to have a swim. We took ofT our cothos and put on our bathing costumes. Or.e by one we dived in> When 1
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    The Botanical Gardens.
    181 19  -  (By Abdulkadir Fidahusen. Last Sunday my brother and I went to the Botanical Gardens. We took an omnibus from Finlayson Green and reached our destination after 20 minutes. From the main gate we started to walk in at 5.30. We passed many beautiful trees and paid a
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    In The Country.
    520 19  -  By "Cheang" My brothers and I, uu excited quartete, paced the verandah m order to ease our minds. The bus that was to take us to our uncle'* residence In the country had not arrived, although it was half an hour after the epj»lnted time It came,
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    An Ocean-Liner.
    196 19  -  <fly L. K. Kew. In the olden days, a voyage by sea was considered to be a perilous undertaking und very often human lives were lost; but travelling by sea nowadays is a joy to the poor and a habit to the rich. This is made possible by
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