Malaya Tribune, 22 February 1935

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXII.- -No. 45 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1935 Fl?h CEN'i The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Feb. 22. 1935. Malaya Tribune FAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1935. FIVE CENTS
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      167 1 l) A camera scientifically designed from A to Z. Himalaya Bouquet XhoM who do not use HIMALAYA BOUQUET TOILET PREPARATIONS cannot know just how perfectly delightful they are. Perfumed with the fragrance of flowers from the mountains, Himalaya Bouquet captivates the senses with a delicate and fascinating allure. MAAS-4. ~KJLJM_
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    Shipping News & Notices. VENTILATION OF SHIPS
    1340 2 Shipping News Notices. VENTILATION OF SHIPS Two Types THE PREVENTION OF SWEATING VENTILATION questions in ships are discussed by Herr Herbert Michler in an article contained in the Deutscher Schiffahrts und 11 ale n Kalender (German Shipping and Port Calendar) for 1935, published by "Hasa.' The writer states that the
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    A SEA OF SNOW
    207 2 Strange Phenomenon Seen Off Socotra 4 STRANGE story of an unusual experience was related by officers of the Lycaon when she arrived in Hongkong from Liverpool. Describing it as the most weird phenomenon that he or any of the crew had ever seen, one of the
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    A CRUISE LINER
    159 2 The 30,000-ton liner Belgenland, Which has been taken over by the Panama Pacific line and will be renamed Columbia to participate in a series of cruises between New York. Nassau, Miami and Havana, is scheduled to arrive in New York from Antwerp durJanuary to be put in
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      366 2 rrEAMfcll SAILINGS. I /r:l I INDIA l. v N. Co.'h SAILINGS. i 1 H ARDS. i i Due 1 T< Singapore. 1935. BEHAIi •;,<»(/ Keb. 28 j ;;Ai HA 'i 16.000 ,ifar. 1 I SOLD OJSiM Mar. 13 OH II l. r ,.(,00 Mar. 15 RAN< i 1 :>OO Mar.
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      243 2 X S. K. LINE. ISHIHARA SANGYO-KAIUN KAISHA, LTD. /Incorporated in Japan) REM LAB FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. NANKOH MARU vth'U MALTA MARC L\™ *S HAVRE MARU \hir 4 CLYDE MARC SJr 1 > FOR KOBE. OSAKA. MOJI YAW ATA N'AGOYA AND YOKOHAMA MALTA MARU iE2*\ CLYDE MARU B£ J, appi
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      194 2 IWSSENdER AXD FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, i HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Port Penaner. «.8. Slum. A LSI A 12-3 12-3 13-3 15-3 BORING IA 2-4 2-4 3-4 5-4 HRRIA 23-4 23-4 24-4 25-4 LALANDIA 14 5 14 5 15-5 17-5 JUTLANDIA 4-6 4-6
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      461 2 I——■ I N. Y. X.LINE i.... GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS for CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. (Incorporated in Japan.) To London via Naples, Marseilles. Next Sailing*— 1936 m.s. TERKUNI MARU Mar g s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Mar. 21 s.s. HARUNA MARU April 4 s.s. KATORI MARU Apr. 19 8-». KASHIMA MARC May 2
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      492 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. c NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. f llOji 1% (Incorporate*! in Germany). The undernoted aro the Company's intended fixtures: OUTWARDS. UK "NECKAR," for Manila, Hlconfc S'hai. N. Chia and Japan Feb. Jfidi "ODER," for Manila Hongkong, N. China and Japan Mar. 12 HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg A Bremen. "HAVEL," also calls
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    170 3 >TILL INCLINED TO SAG »r\vard (Quotations Much Neglected f Our Financial Corre r pond/mtt Singapore, Friday, morning, v s Prices:— Rubber (Singapore), 21% cts., down I/,, ct. k«-t Tent 1 ry quiet. (Singaj>orc). .Sill 7 down $1 1 o. Yesterday's Prices:— .t>n<i<»n: <> «d., down 1 Hid.
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    ECONOMIC REFORMS
    148 3 Canadian Government's Broadcasts Ouawa, Jan. *4. The :iief subject of public interest in Car.ada at the moment is the series of t ireless talks to the people on Mr. 3 programme of economic reFive of these broadcasts have d been given and the sixth and of the stries
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1363 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser *rlZ' Tn U c BtoCk br kerS Rubber notations are those of eraser Co., and Lyall and Evatl: MINING Singapore, Friday, 10 am. Issue. Y alu Buyers. Sellers. 4 Ampal Tin 4 G 5
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    RUBBER FOOTWEAR AGAIN
    291 3 I Negotiations To Regulate Situation •By Air Mail.' (Prom Our Own Correspondent > London, Feb. 6. THAT negotiations are proceeding iq regulate the situation" arising from cheap rubber footwear wis revealed ai the annual general meeting of C VV Randall and Co.. Ltd. In the course of
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    STOCK MARKETS
    27 3 British Official Wireless. Rugby. Feb. 21. (STERLING on New York is 1.88-716, Paris 73-13 i 16. Stock Markets dull. War Loan 10« I,.—British Official Wireless.
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    70 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. for X M.A. No. 1. X. Ribbed Smoked Sh<«% Singapore, Friday, n mn. i*u' Sellers Spo (loos 21M 21% (F. 0.8.) March 21% 21% March 21 T s 22 April June 223 22% JalylSept 24 24% Oct. Dec. 25% 25% Tone of Market:
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    OIL CRASH SEQUEL
    237 3 Last Phase In Debacle Of Julian Millions Los Angeles, Feb. 2. THE resounding $100,000,000 crash of the Julian Petroleum Ccmpanv seven years ago cave a last sardonic echo here on Dec. 14 with a bid of 15 cents for more than 1.000,000 shares of its stock. The
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    138 3 Early Gold Clause Gains Not Maintained Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 19. On the Stock Exchange to-day the sold clause decision at first caused a certain amount of animation and in nearly ail sections prices firmed up but later business was very disappointing and at the close the general
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    U.M. RUBBER ESTATES, LTD.
    27 3 The rubber crop of United Malacca Rubber Estates. Ltd., for the month of January. 1935. was 59,810 lb. Total fo»--9 months 510,827 lb.
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    CANADA WELCOMES 1935
    196 3 j Leaders Point To Trade Improvement Ottawa. THE Dominion of Canada ushered in 1935 with optimistic utterances by governmental and commercial leader;, regard) lg trade and business prospects for the new year. Here \s a summary of some of the more notable New Year messages:— Mr. E.
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    AYER MOLEK RUBBER
    198 3 Payment Of 3 Cent. Dividend Recommended The twenty-fifth annual report of the directors of the Ayer Molek Rubber Co.. Ltd.. states: The profit for the year after providing for the usual depreciation on buildings, etc.. amounts to $13,408.80 Ac'd--Credit Balance brought forward from last year 9.381.95 Balance
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    OIL FROM COAL
    102 3 Australian Minister To Visit England Canberra, Feb. 8. There is a possibility that the Australian Minister In Charge of Developments 'Senator McLachlan) will visit England towards the end of the year to investigate latest developments in the oroduction of oil from coal, which is regarded as a
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES
    64 3 Twelve Per Cent. Increase In 1934 British Official Wireless. Rugby, Feb 21. Industrial output in Britain In 193-i increased by 12 per cent, as compared with 1933 and an increase of 28 per cent, greater than in 1932. The index number ot manufacturing industries is the highest yet
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      105 3 THE SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY. LTD., T* rated in New Zealand). fire, marine, motor and WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION. L. C. MARGOLIOUTH, Manager. 1M 1 2. FINLAYBON GREEN. r HE EASTERN BANK LIMITED rporated in England). SINGAPORE BRANCH 4, D'Almeida Street. il and Subscribed 12,000,000 'P-Capilal £1,000,000 md and Rest 500,000 H!.\|>
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      27 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. I r JOHNSON. Oe»«ml M»n*«r*r,
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      82 3 Nederlandsche Handel-Maatscbappij, N. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, RATA VIA. Branches throughout the Duti-h East Indies and in the Straits Settlement's, India, Ch na, Japan and Arabia. LONDON BANKERS: The National Provincial Bank, Limited. C3iresponden 1« in
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      72 3 YOUR SMALL COINS may seem too few to bother aboutDon't treat them carelessly, they ran mean so much. Save each day and deposit regularly In a SAVINGS ACCOUNT plus Z%% Annual Interest paid quarterly, will soon ci' you a substantial balance. It's surprising just how quickly small sums grow. $s—is5
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      288 3 iMB YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED, 4*,YER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE Capital Fully Paid Yen 100.000.000 Heserve Fund Ten 124.250,000. HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria. Batavia, Berlin. Dairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankow, Harbin. Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi, Kobe, London, Los Angeles, Manila, Moji, Nagasaki. Nagoya, New York, Osaka, Paris, Peiping, Rangoon, Rio
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      560 4 M. HASSAN, I *i 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, 1 SINtJAPORI'.. x vvc undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service line. We Rive prompt attention to all orders either big or sm.tH. Wmv nol consult us about your A requir: merits a I__trmrtte submitted upon re- quest
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      493 4 !FOR SALE. FOR SALE—One 4-ton Ley land Lorry. Pneumatic Tyres. Excellent condition. Tax paid. Apply No. U, f'dlyer Quay. FOR SALE. Fruits Plantation together with a newly reefed Bricfc Bungalow, Oil-."), Flower Road with tour bed-rooms aid a gaJ-ag for two cars. Electric, lights and water. Area li acres '27
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      718 4 NOTICE. IN THE MATTER OF ORDINANCE No. 155 (Companies) and IN THE MATTER OF PATHE' (MALAYA), LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that fhe General Meeting of the members of the abovenaraed Company fixed for the 12th day of March, 1935. at 12 30 o'clock, at 26«), Orchard Road, Singapore, IS
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      769 4 C. L. PRIOR, 3 Institution Hill. Telephone 7151. HOUSE ESTATE AGENT. Furnished ar.d Unfurnished Houses and Flats. Properties Bought and Sold. Good SITES for Building Development Schemes in centre of Business Area. GOOD INVESTMENTS: Valuable Shop-houses in Town; Attractive Bungalow in Palm Road; Freehold Property in Cairahill Road. POULTRY: R.I.R.
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      395 4 BOARD AND RESIDENCE THE LANKA BOARDING HOUSE 47, Bencoolen Street. Singapore. COOL-AIRY-CLEAN COMPOUND HOUSE Da y— V/ eek— Month. In the centre of the town. All vooms furnished. Every Convenience. Reasonable 'tariff. Terms very Moderate. The Cheapest Yet. EXCLUSIVE SPRING I 1935 MODELS I The Leading House In Malaya M
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      393 4 IL I Should Any Of Your CLOCKS or WATCHES go wrontv tahe them lo:— Yick Woh Hing 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (NEAR .MIDDLE ROAD). And They Will Have Them Going 1 Right For Yon In No l ime. and at the MOST MODERATE CHARGES. J C intractow Clocl k Washes
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    TAMILS FROM CEYLON
    220 5 Included In Definition Of Indians 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. Clangor State Council, at their 1 eting yesterday, passed a resoluunder which the word "Indian," ''ing in sections 1. 2 and 4 of the ''■'ion cf the State Council, as on Oct. 16, 1933, includes
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    JEWEL BOX RIFLED
    377 5 Brother Steals From His Sister 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Feb. 21. How a young Tamil named Tiagarajah, 19 years of age. who was being supported by his brother-in-law, Mr. M. Kanagasabai, Station Master, Senai, and his accused's* sister, Rajaiswari, stole all the latter's jewellery in
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    SOVIET DEMAND
    46 5 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Feb. 21. The Soviets are demanding from the Manchukuo repayment of 18.000.000 roubles as charges by the Chinese Eastern Railway for the transport of soldiers and military supplies during the Japanese military campaign in North Manchuria.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    AROUND MALAYA
    488 5 Personal Pars About Local People ON the eve of his departure home on leave Mr. H. C. Abraham, Superintendent of Surveys. Penang, was entertained by the Survey staff at a farewell party at the Shanghai Hotel. Entries for the Malaya dog show which is to be held at
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    ANGLO-FRENCH TALKS
    176 5 Sir John Simon To Go To Berlin? Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 19. Anglo-French discussions on the situation created by the German reply to the proposals made by the two countries are now proceeding. M. Gorbin, the French Ambassador, has twice visited Sir John Simon in the past two
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    FATAL STABBING
    51 5 Alleged Culprit Arrested In Sentul (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. It is reported that a Tamil was fatally assaulted late yesterday afternoon at Sentul. One man, who it is alleged stabbei lh° Tamil in the heart, has been detained by the police and will be charged
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    THREE THOUSAND KILLED
    263 5 Chinese Clash At Luanhsien Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Feb. 21. THREE thousand men were killed and 4,000 wounded as the result of the fighting at Luanhsien, in the demilitarised zone, between Village MUitia and he Special Police. More than 100 civilians were either killed or injured.
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    IPOH CO-OPERATORS
    95 5 Greatly Increased Memberships Reported 'From Oiur Own Correspondent) Ipoh. F#>. 21. At the annual meeting of the Ipoh Mercantile Co-operative Society it was reported that the membership had increased from 56 to 96. The Recounts disclosed a profit of $408 and a dividend of four per cant, was
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    SURVEY OF FUKIEN
    88 5 Overseas Chinese Encouraged To Return Sin Chew Jit Poh. Foochow. Feb. 21. The Construction Department in Fukien has requested the Peiping Institute of Geology to send experts to Fukien to make a survey of the province's mineral resources. The Government plans to encourage overseas Chinese in Malaya
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      427 5 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME London Philharmonic Orchestra njiQ-DAY'S Empire wireless programing I is as fol a 20 pjn. > Ben. Reginald New a: Organ of the Regal, Kingston-on-7 03 pjn. Talk. (Greenwich Time at 7.20 p.m.) p m. The Trocadero Cinema a, directed by Alfred Van Dam. from the Troxy
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      295 5 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION Wireless Programme For To-Day THE wireless programme for lo-day as announced by the German Shortbroadcasting <GerV£Li I DJN Announcement Engl.). German Folk Song. Proeramme f orecast (Germ., Engl PocnVf-rt e He ath in Winter. Tales, 4 ?o nm gongs by Hermann Ions. 4.o0 p.m. News in English.
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    INTO THE SEWER
    277 6 Canada's 60 Million Dollars Annually SIXTY million dollars in Canadian money goes down the.sewer annually -into the Ottawa River. From the east block of the Parliament Buildings, it is poured into the sewerage system with all kinds of refuse periodically. It is beyond retrieve, even in times
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    I PASSENGERS JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW — TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    224 6 I PASSENGERS JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING I The following are passengers by the Hakozaki Maru which left Singapore for Europe via ports yesterday:— Mr. M. P. Graham, Mr. K. Isobe, Mr T. Isobe, Mr. H. Milner. Mrs. J. Milner! Mr. F. B. G. Hagman, Mr. T.-
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    157 6 Op ten Noort. Dutch, 3.566 tons; from Belawan Deli 22-2. for Sourabaya 22-2. i Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, Dutch, 11.335 tons: from Batavia 21-2. for Belal wan Deli 22-2. Penang Maru, Japanese. 3,230 tons; from Yokohama 22-2. for Calcutta via Penang 23-2. Panskor. British, 687 tons; from Mali acca
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    114 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Feb. 22. East Wharf (Entrance Gate l> Takada 20: Op ten Noort 22. Main Wharf I En ranee Gate 3) Minde.roo i5. Empire Dock (Ea* ranee Gate 3) Sveel N.tviga-'.r 30; Kostis 32. Empire Deck 'Entrance Gate 4) Fangkor
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    156 6 The local Agents of the Netherlands Air Mail Service notify that the outward aeroplane is expected to arrive at Singapore at about 8 a.m. to-day. The mail v.ili bo available to boxholders and window delivery ticket holders at about 9 a.m. Corresponden :e for non-box-holders vull be sent
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    25 6 1 he s.s. Preussen foi Manila. Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m.' to-day will now close at 7 p in. tomorrow.
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    MONEY MARKET
    287 6 SELLING *l Singapore, Feb. 22. London 4 months' sight 2)4 7|32 London 3 months' sight 2|4 3(1« London 60 days' sight 2[4 5;32 London 30 days' sight 2i4^ London demand 214 33^ London T.T. 2j4 332 Lyons and Paris demand 853 Hamburg demand 140 New York demand 56%
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    PRODUCE
    213 6 Singapore, Feb. 21. R. «Siam» W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $134 ft I Siam i W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $132 R. "Siam) V/. Cojot N. 3 per Koyan $130 Rice. B. Siam N. 1 per Koyan $135 Rice. E. Siam N. 2 per $132 Rice. Siam,
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    DIARY Of THE DAY
    274 6 WHAT'S ON? Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, FEB. 22 High Tides.—l.oB a.m., 1.10 p.m. Abattoir Sports Club Annual Sports Jalan Besar Stadium, 4.15 pm Football: S.C.C. v. Malays, 3CC V.M.C.A. v. M.P.H., Y.M.C./v. Municipal Commissioners* Ifeedng, 2.15 p.m. Chinese Christian Association Anniversary Meeting, V.M.C.A. Hall
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    AMUSEMENTS
    71 6 ALHAMBRA—"Yen Belong To Mt\" CAFITOL.—"The Camels Are Coming." APOLLO.--"Vina-Veii." Hindustani talkie. 8.15 and 9.15. EMPIRE —"Thp Brand of Ha c and "Broken Dreams." GREAT WORLD.—Cabaret Danc:n« Side-shows, Dean's Grand Or>'ra Chinese Wayangs. Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH. Dukiar-E-Hind Hindi-Urdu taikie. NEW TORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-«no*.s, Malay Operas, Chinese Wayans* Talkies *tc
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      31 6 KEEP YOUNG Constipation weakens stomach, liver and kidneys and makes you look old before your time. Beecham's Pills will make you feel better. They purify, regulate and cleanse the system. 0
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      54 6 |*MM .•..•.ni-ii :t i l fi» l nii|i,|| !t t: tl:|lli itl |llil!<|)f|)|i! SCHIFFNER'S f 117-A, North Bridge Road (Meyer Mansion) Complcw Bridal outfiU a speciality. inilll|ii|iili:liil:i|. i ti'MilMMiijii!iafiiiraiiliilJi|i>|i'i ;».'w\im».l t.t FIGARO Ladies Hairdressers. PERMANENT WAVINd By European Experts. ft& StO and only. RAFFLES HOTEL, (Room 120) at 93, Bras
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      456 6 'postal mrcujogjg SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Burma 2 p.m. India, East and North (Takada) 2 p.m. Muntok (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Soengei Liat (Op ten Noort) 2.30 p.m. Beluwan and Medan (Tinombot 3 p.m. Bengkalis, Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe, Siak and Selat Pandjang (Ampang) 3 p.m. India,
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      139 6 YM.C.A. Hall. Assemble, Hon. Secretary's residence, 109, Waterloo Street, 7 p.m. Dress, white suit, Party's bow and badge. TO-MORROW, FEB. 23 Geylang Straits-Chinese Association: Twelveth anniversary, 15. Amber Road, near Chinese Swimming Club. Btndemoer Athletic Club: "At home," 2G, South Canal Road, 7 p.m. Rono-gen'p pr-rty in attendance. Te!o!> Ayer
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    Hollywood Theatrical Ancestries GREATEST STAGE FAMILIES
    337 7 ?>ariy Screen Stars JOHN AND LIONEL BARRYMORE Ht'WOOD, like other cities of n, has its ancestries. For I he "second generation" of the silver screen is growin the list there are far he general public realises, theatrical families, some ot tg back a century
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    36 7 untitled him Bing Morrison Joe Morrison who rean instant success in "One who is working in "Win tive title* with Dixie Lee. life is Mrs. Crosby. In this new picture aiiu 3M if Bing is jealous.
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    58 7 untitled arrival in Hollywood about Henry Wilcoxon has had his once. That was several the conclusion of "CleoAnd immediately after that, he ructions from Director Cecil let it grow again for the ct the Lion-Hearted in "The Il a ill probably be another is before Wilcoxon gets another :u it
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    Screen Entertainment In Singapore
    719 7 r^^™o P Well and yr^a famous stars of T hin Man." who appear together again m "Evelyn Prenrice," opening at the Capitol on Thursday next. Screen Entertainment In Singapore Glimpses Of Some Forthcoming Films f'LISSA Landi achieves a performance ol :a»e delicacy and sensitiveness in h latesi starring vehicle "Sisters
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    BABIES AS SCREEN ACTORS
    360 7 The Study Of Infant Psychology I BABIES, bugbears of screen directors, because of hours often passed In trying to get scenes correctly with them, have made necessary a wio> application to the study of infant psycho- logy among technicians of the screen Property men study assiduously
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    39 7 Sylvia Sidney who recently returned from a vacation in New York after finishing "Behold My Wife" in which she plays an Indian, will start soon on her next picture. "The End of the World." Vina Delmur wrote the stoiy.
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      211 7 SO Cents A Day is all that it will cost you to have this Remington "Noiseless" Portable Typewriter. j Remington Rand Inc j Singapore. Remington Noiseless Portable I is your safeguard Gk against imitations Every genuine bottle <>i Woodward.- Gripe Water you buy bears l i e amoi,s "Baby" trade-mark.
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    WILEY POST PLANS 350-M.P.H. FLIGHT
    184 9 i ik-at "Jim" Mollison In j The Stratosphere i By Air Mail) London, Feb. G. y,>' nson, -he British record- I .V i; pilot, is on the way to i to acquire an aeroplane ;i m:iy explore stratospheric U:. is crossing the Atlantic j ,V..
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    EXPORT PROSPECTS
    102 9 Bright Prospects For British Car> sent dilficulties attendinternational trade, industry appears to be advance in expon 10 hand from the mpany can be taken as any I th< general trend. bl( from the Auckland. New itors for Austin products thai December. 1934. month i'or Austin sales in ly
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    MODERN COMFORTS
    362 9 Help Of Scientific Research (By Air Mail* London. Feb. 6 pCTENCE is working constantly and behind the scenes to help British trade, to improve British homes and io safeguard the British public How wide is the field covered by scientific workers is levealed in the annual partment of
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    21 9 Sunnyvale, Cal. U.SS Macon. Undo Sam's big dirigible staged thrilling manoeuvres with he' "Cloud Car" in tests for Navy Day exercises.
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    37 9 Los Angeles, Cal. O a trip for a r.eor i-breaking tW. to New York, a ■kreamlined Union Par'.ric fiver pulled out of th? yards and hurtled along the route followed by cover d wagons in slower times.
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    DIAMOND INDUSTRY
    134 9 Operations Resuming Tn South Africa Kimberly, Feb. 11. f»HE entire populace is overjoyed by an announcement, which came as a complete surprise. The Chairman of Dp Beers Consoua- ated Mines stated that diamond "wasn- ing operations, which were suspended three years ago in consequence ol the depressed of
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    DIAMOND HARDNESS TEST
    268 9 New Methods For Determining Metal Methods of detercrittjat the hardness of metal for motorcars are many and varied in character, hu the more importanl cops st in pressing a standard indenter into t><e metal wit* a definite load for a givea time and then measuring the resulting
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    THE SPRING FEELING
    283 9 Romping Out In A Wolseley Hornet Perhaps it that spring feeling." lemarks the Sydney Telegraph, Australia "which induced us to go romping out to Kurraiong* in a sports car by way oi §*erS*r& the slightly-haughty sedans which previously had conveyed us. A Wolseley Hornet Special was chosen
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    18 9 A class of fancy sewing will be held at he Lotus Club to-morrow afternoon at five o'clock. I
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    NEWSPAPER OWNER GOALED
    152 9 Shanghai Action For Defamation Shanghai, Feb. 13. TiE Belgian court to-day sentenced A. W. Beaumont, proprietor cf the Shanghai Spectator to twenty-one days In gaol, following a conviction for defamation of character. The complainant was J. Valles, a Spaniard, who #a.s accused by the Spectator of having
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    WORLD'S GOLD OUTPUT
    192 9 Largest (Contribution By Empire In 1933 London, Jan. 8. j With a wot Id production of gold in 1933 of nearly 25.000,000 oz.—about the same as in h>33-16 500.000 oz. came from countries within the Empire. Over 11.000.000 oz. were produced in South Africa, nearly 3.000.000 m
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    SEVENTEEN KILLED IN STORM
    27 9 Statue, Wash. Many dud as a seventy-mile gale tipped aero s Che Pacific Northwest halting traffic wrecking homes and causing htavy prepfcrly damage.
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    TORNADO CUTS THROUGH TOWN
    26 9 Maryville. Mo. A" autumn cyclone caused! the deaths cf four C.C.C members, injured forty other p and wrecked $100,000 •Torth c! property.
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    24 9 Earl Park, Ind. Many v.-re injured, but none fatally, when a 13 g Four xpress running between Chicago an I Cincinnati jumped the tracks.
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    THE GOVERNOR'S SPEECH
    688 10 "IT has been pleasant to read the 1 reasoned and cordial reception j which the offer has had in the local Press." So spoke H.E. the GovI ernor at the Straits Settlements I dinner on Wednesday, referring to the suggestion from the unofficial I members of Council
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    WRIT OF ERROR
    111 10 Execution Of Hauptmann May Be Delayed Reuter. Trenton, New Jersey, Feb. 21. MR. Pope and Mr. Fisher. Assistant Counsel for Hauptman, are hopeful that they will be able to save him from the electric chair at least until next year. To-day they formally filed a Writ of
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    HINDU CHILDREN
    93 10 Annual Meeting Of Singapore Society At the annual general meeting of tl c Society for the Protection of Hind i Children held on the following were elected as office-bearers for 1935. President: Mr. K. K. Bhatacharya. Vice-President: Mr. Dhanwant Singh; Secretary: Mr. U. R. Tewar:; Asst. Secretary: Mr.
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    "OUR DAILY BREAD"
    106 10 Opening With Matinee On Sunday Morning For the screening of the epic film. 'Our Daily Bread," wh;ch has had a most successful run in several capitals, the Pavilion are trying the experiment of opening its season with a matinee on Sunday morning, at eleven o'clock. It is
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    MR. A. H. TODD
    74 10 Mr. A. H. Todd, the secretary of the Singapore Turf Club, and Mrs. Todd will go on leave, on Mar. 16, and will travel to England via Australia New Zealand and the Panama Canal In Australia and New Zealand Mr. Todd will stay for some time
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    67 10 Mr. D. R. Blyth, Warner Bros, general representative in Southern Asia has arrived in Singapore on a business visit The Colonial Secretary, Sir Andrew Caldecott, and Lady Caldecott are leaving Singapore to-day for a short holiday i > Java. They will return Oti Mat-. IL Mr. L. Cresson will address
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    Notes and Comments Jubilee And Charity
    239 10 FROM Penang comes the suggestion that a fund should be raised on behalf of charities as part of Malaya s share in the celebrat ons of His Majesty's Silver Jubilee. It is an admirable idea raid, provided it is not left as an idea
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    Mr. Richard Page
    220 10 ■ffEMBERS of the Singapore Turf Club and followers cf racing in Malaya as a whole will learn with regret that Mr. Richard Page has retired from the chairmanship of the club. He feels :hat he has had a long innings and 'hat someone else should take up
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    The Rickshas
    198 10 •THE ricksha strike was. short-lived, I ing only a day and a half, bir showed that this method of trap, a is still valued in Singapore. Many pec pie. were inconvenienced, especially during the showers, and the thought natt?rally occurs as to whether such conditions will prevail when
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    Chinese Labour
    198 10 R/jfANY months when the shortage of Chinese labour in Johore State first began to be felt, an editorial in tite Malaya Tribune called the Government's attent'on to it and it was then stated that unless some action was taken th 3 problem was likely .o become serious. Since
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    Topics Of The Day
    295 10 By "Looker-On" IT is quite obvious that there is nothing new under the sun. I notice an item of news to the effect that "flying machines 12.000 years old" have been found in India. Don't ask me to confirm whether they really were flying machines and
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    Tragic Sequel To Crash Of Singapore Flying Boat TWO SISTERS FALL FROM PLANE
    405 11 ENGAGED Jj TO KILLED FLYING OFFICERS Machine Specially Chartered Booked All The Seats: Closed Door Of Pilot's Cabin Reuter. jiHE tragedy of the Singapore flying boat K3595, which crashed near Messina on Feb. 15 with the loss
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    PROGRESS OF B.B.C.
    109 11 New Transmitter For Empire Station British Official Wireless. Rugby, Feb. 21. A. a.;r-uil report of the British Corporation, which, in acwirh the terms of its charter d to Parliament by the Post-master-General, shows the- revenue for •he :a.>r yeir of £2,058.933. of which 1 in.es f.rom wireless
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    CEYLON MALARIA
    112 11 Governor's Report To Colonial Office British Official Wireless. Rugby, Feb. 21. 1 Colonial Office has received a j telegram from the Governor of j regarding the recent malaria out- v :here which states that the pror i drought of last year badly afTectrire crop, which is ordinarily February
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    BAILIFFS CHARGED
    58 11 fourth Man Arrested In Singapore Singapore, Friday. Petive-Inspector McEwan has made -her arrest in connection with the 1 1 i:i which two district court bailiffs another man were charged on '-feral counts relating to the giving and n-r; iving of illegal gratification. r.ie fourth accused appeared before Second
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    APPEAL AGAINST APPEAL
    70 11 Release Of Ex-Vice-President Of Siamese Assembly i From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Feb. 21. The judgment of the Appeal Court releasing Phya Devahastin is being appealed against by the Crown Prosecutor. Devahastin is at present on leave from the Assembly owing to ill-health. Phya Devahastin. former Vice-Prc-sident
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    SOCIETY WEDDING
    61 11 Miss Diane Chamberlain And Terrence Maxwell Reuter. London, Feb. 21. THE Crypt of the House of Commons to-d-ay was the scene of the marriage of M's3 Diane. Chamberlain, daughter fof Sir Austen Chamberlain, to Mr. Terrance Maxwell, son of the late General Sir Arthur and Lady Maxwell. A
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    WAGES DISPUTE
    57 11 Liftmen In New York Threaten To Strike Reuter. New York, Feb. 21. The Building Servic? Employees' Union is aga n threatening to call out th- liftmen from the Empire State, Chrysler and Radio City buildings in connection with the wage dispute. The Unionists in Bronx demand that the
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    37 11 FINANCIAL NEWS, 3. WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 5. CLUB DIARY, 6. CINEMA IOPICS, 7. DEBATE ON TIN IN COMMONo, 12. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, 13. SPORTS NEWS, 14 and 15. SOCIETY FAVOURITE SENT TO PRISON, 19.
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    BRITAIN SWEPT BY STORMS
    191 11 Floods In Scotland HUGE LANDSLIDE IN YORKSHIRE Reuter. London, Feb. 21. TOLLOWING week-end gales, torrential rains and storms swept Britain yesterday, frequently accompanied by 60 mile per hour winds. In the west of Scotland flooding is serious and large parts of the Clyde Valley are inundated
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    NO INTERFERENCE
    51 11 Japan's Assurancr About Abyssinia Reuter. Home, Feb. 22. 'THE Japanese Ambassador, prior to leaving for Oslo on Feb. 19 to attend a meeting of the Olympic Games Committee, told Reuter that there was no question of Japan giving any help to Abyssinia in the event of hostilities with
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    RICKSHA STRIKE ENDED
    54 11 Owners Not Increasing The Rentals Singapore, Friday. The ricksha pullers' strike which began on Tuesday morning, was definitely ended yesterday and thousands of vehicles were on the streets again. The trouble arose ove.r the increase in the rentals. The owners, it is understood, have now decided not
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    JUBILEE DAY
    63 11 May 6 To Be A Public Holiday British Official Wireless. Rugby. Feb. 21. The Queen again paid a long visit to the British Industries Fair to-day. She spem over 3-- hours visiting various stalls and examining exhibits, making several more purchases. The King to-day formally approved a proclamation
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    "EACH PAINTING IS A POEM"
    319 11 Exhibition Of Chinese Art In London Reuter. London, I'eb. 21. 'II is significant tlia due to the growing I intimacy between China and Britain, we are now able to acquaint ourselves with representative examples of modern Chinese painting and later with the finest types of
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    MISSING AIR LINER
    92 11 Occupants Found By Fishermen Reuter Wireless. Moscow. Feb. 19. After living on bark and hay for 18 days and gliding about swamps on skis made from the aeroplane, the four occupants of the missing Soviet air-liner have been found by fishermen. The air liner was en route
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    LORD BYNG ILL
    59 11 Reuter Wireless. Pasadena, California, Feb. 19. Lord Byng. the former British Commissioner of Police who is 7z. is reported to be slightly improving from a heart attack with which he was seized some ten days ago. It is feared that the entertainments lavished upon him by cinema
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    LIFT STRIKE COLLAPSES
    30 11 Reuter Wireless. New York, Feb. 19. After beginning with only pardal success, the lift strike has collapsed following an eighteen-hour conference with Mayor La Guardia Renter Wireless.
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    AUSTRIAN MINISTER IN PARIS
    164 11 Several Arrested In Hostile Demonstration Reuter. Paris, Feb. 21. OVER 800 preventive arrests have been made so far outside the Gare Delest where the train in which Prince Von Schuschnigg travelled from Vienna arrived at 9.11 p.m. without Prince Schuschnigg, who with the Austrian Foreign Minister,
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    RELIEF SCHEME IN U.S.
    164 11 Wage Contention PRES. ROOSEVELTS FIRST DEFEAT Reuter. Washington, Feb. 21. T*HE first major defeat for Pre sident Roosevelt's forces in th" contest over the Relief Bill occuied when the Senate by 44 votes to 43 supported organised labour in apprw illj? Mr. McCarran's amendment n quiring
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    Demand For Inquiry Into The Tin Scheme DEBATE IN THE COMMONS
    314 12 GRAVE INSINUATIONS DENIED Minister's Survey No Link With Pepper Scandal Reuter. London. Feb. 21. IX the House of Commons to-day, Major H. L. Xathan, Liberal M.P. for BethnaJ Green, referred to the report thai a director of several 4m
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    BAIL OF $2,000
    99 12 Allegations Against A Local Jeweller Singapore, Friday. 17" M. Oli Mohamed, a well-known jeweller carrying on business in Hitih Street, made a second appearance before ;he Second Magistrate. Mr. N. Grice. yesterday. He is alleged to have falsely stated, after deducting all his debts and liabilities, that
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    179 12 Small Chinese Girl Scalded To Death Singapore, Friday. A Chinese woman who was involved in a case of assault with a compatriot in New Market Road yesterday morning received minor facial injuries. She was taken to hospital by ambulance. Whilst in the course of his dyties at the
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    ENTICING CHARGE
    319 12 Accused's Evidence In K. L. Court Case i From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur. Friday. THE hearing was rrsumed yesterday in a case in which two Indians, Nadesan and Kannusamy, were charged with enticing one Supama, a married woman. Mr. Yong appeared for the accused and Mr. Sharma
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    "UNFIT BULLOCK"
    98 12 Magistrate Orders Rest Of Two Years- From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur. Friday. OAVI Khan, an Islam Bengali, was O charged i:i the second police court with "working an unfit bullock" at Sungei Buloh. Court Inspector Jakeman prose> cuted. A Government Veterinary Surgeon giving evidence stated that he
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    ALL OVER A WOMAN
    208 12 Bench Refuses To Withdraw Hurt Charges (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. Sentence of $20 or in default three weeks' rigorous imprisonment was imposed on two Maiays. Ahmat and Sudin, who were before Mr. J. P. Biddulph, on a charge of causing hurt to another
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    RETURN FROM THE SAAR
    51 12 Reuter Wireless. T Saarbrucken. Feb. 19. home Onp h Hit oo S S are now via"mJSJ? Uchmien is Proceeding via Kheims, where it is being enter?es ne and y fields to m e h t visited the baltleTown^ll treated hos Pitably at the lown Hall to-morrow.-Reuter
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    PENANG WEDDING
    231 12 Mr. Alexander Bruce And Miss Anna Hall (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Thursday. rHE marriage was solemnised to-day at St. Andrew's Church. Penang, of Mr. Alexander Bruce, son cl Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Bruce of Aberdeen, and Miss Anna Bella Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Morrison
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    BRITAIN AND SOVIET
    152 12 Cabinet Minister To Visit Moscow? Rugby. Feb. 21. The Soviet note received in London and Paris in regard to ihe AngloFrench Communique of Fob. 3, will be taken into consideration during the examination cf th? whole situation. It is understood that the Soviet Government have made known
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    STOLE FROM A STALL
    39 12 Singapore. Friday. Convicted on a charge of stealing n coat from a stall in Arab Street, a Chinese who had a previous conviction was sentenced to six months' rigorous imprisonment by the Second Magistrate yesterday.
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    MAN RUNS INTO CAR
    280 12 K. L. Tragedy DRIVER NOT TO BE BLAMED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. "r|EATH by Misadventure," was the verdict returned by Mr. J. P. Biddulph, after he had held an inquiry into the death of a male Indian, Manikam, who was knocked down by
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    ARMS TRAFFIC
    105 12 Divergent Viewpoints Arise Reuter. Geneva. Feb. 21. IMPORTANT divergencies have arisen between the British and American viewpoints regarding the control cf arms traffic, but it is too early to say that the American draft convention is doomed or that agreement is impossible. Discussion will probably be protracted. The
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    ADMIRATION FOR JAPANESE
    345 12 Canadian Official In Singapore MR. Theordore Monty, Assistant Commercial Secretary attached to the Canadian Legation at Tokyo, is in Singapore to get married to Miss Ruth de Jongh, sister of Mrs. Daniels, wife of Mr. W. A. A. M. Daniels, the Netherlands Consul-General in Singapore. The ceremony
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    THE CINEMAS Excellent Programme At The Roxy
    135 12 The management of the Roxy Theatre provided an excellent sveninss entertainment at their change of prolamine last night. The shorts ate exceptionally interesting and include a News Gazette, a travel-talk on Italy, a motor-racing thriller, entitled "Throttle Pushers," and a most interesting study
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    "/ Am Suzanne" AI The Ritz
    111 12 Am Suzanne" AI The Ritz The Ritz Cinema at Gcylang put on an excellent programme last night when there was a large audience. There are two shows for one payment, beginning at 7.45 p.m. The main attraction is at the second house when "I Am Suzanne," featuring Lilian Harvey. the
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    SENT FOR OBSERVATION
    66 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday njZSF&E* in l he Flrst Magistrate's Court this morning, Kong Siew Korg who had made two previous appearances on a charge of cheating a man named Dragon of $10, by intimating that he possessed money in the bank was to-day
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    LOCAL FIRE
    30 12 Singapore, Friday. The Singapore Fire Brigade received a call from Chin Swee Road yesterday evenmg to auell a small chimney fire. It was extinguished in a few minutes.
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    STRING MUSIC IN SINGAPORE
    437 12 Dutch Club Concert LIDA LANGERVELDBRILLIANCE MOT since the Armistice concert m the Memorial Hall have musir lovers of Singapore had such opportunity of hearing first-clii playing as they had last night in lHollandsche Club. A concert of string music was giveby (Mrs.) Lida Langerveld and Mr>
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    VICTIMS GIVE EVIDENCE
    96 12 Court Sequel To Armed Robbery i Singapore. Friday J As they intended leaving the Colony shortly, two victims of the Hamilton Road robbery gave evidence before th° Second Magistrate. Mr. N Grice. yesterday. They were a Chinese woman and hw husband. The woman stated that on the
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    CUR READERS VIEWS : –
    69 13 CUR READERS VIEWS letters To The Editor, m.ir readers are invited to write tc subjects of public interest. It understood that the "Malaya does not necessarily en- opinions expressed by correspondIK TIERS SHOULD BE AS BRIEF )SS1BLM, preferably typewritten .pacing), and on one side of the Pen-names may be used,
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    Indian Rope Trick
    499 13 Editor, the Malaya Tribune> picture referred to by Veri-M-ur issue of Feb. 16, must be •ho one I saw in the Hindu Weekly of Jan. 6. I dish him when he says that the ■k. has been demonstrated in because of this picture, es not seem to
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    The Bus Service
    73 13 <e Editor, the Malaya Tribune) The names of the routes along motor buses ply their fare i n in English and not in Chinese. tv of passengers are Chinese e often hears them asking where f p bUs is going. "'0 convenience of the Chinese on. can
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    Traveller's Complaint
    125 13 /Tr the Editor, the Malaya Tribune) Early in January I paid a visit As I was embarking for pore I was detained for nci having session, a vaccination certificate afterwards I obtained from a clerk Health Office with hardly any inspection. 1 am at a loss to understand
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    JOURNALIST'S END
    127 13 Thrown Out Of Taxi Under A Tram Calcutta. Feb. 7. MR. A. C. Chatterji, formerly of Neuter's and the Associated Press, Bomoi the Indian section of the League of Nations. Geneva, who was on an annual visit to India and in Calcutta for the an accident. It is
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    SPECIAL JUBILEE STAMP
    68 13 Nairobi. To commemorate the Silver Jubilee of His Majesty the King this year, a special issue of stamps will be made in the Seychelles Islands. The revenue which is expected to accrue through collectors' interest in the new issue will be a welcome addition to the Seychelles
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    CIVIL AVIATION IN CHINA
    372 13 Proposed Mass Flight To Philippines Manila. Jan. 29. AMASS flight of civil aviation planes of the Chinese government from Canton to Manila some time this year is contemplated in Chinese military and civil aviation circles as prepliminary steps to the realisation of an air line between
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    CYCLIST THIEF IN SINGAPORE
    204 13 Third Robbery TW O MORE WOMEN VICTIMS Singapore, Friday. 'pHREE robberies of women by a man who got off his bicycle and threatened them have taken place in Singapore during the past few days. There was the case of the European woman who was robbed in
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    TOO MANY WORDS
    247 13 8.8.C. Linguistic Adviser And "Atmosphere Of Gas" (By Air Mail* London, Jan. 29. What could be better for broadcasting than something midway between the rich and resonant English of South Wales and the emasculated lingo of the betterclass London suburb?" asked Professor A. Lloyd James, Linguistic adviser
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    New Importations Impress On The Training Track GOOD AUSTRALIAN RECORDS
    281 14 Kalili And Dunlora FINAL WORK-OUT FOR FIRST DAY (BY OUR RACING CORRESPONDENT) Singapore, Friday. In this morning's slew work, Kaliii (Gibbons) owned by Major T. L. Fox ai id Mr. F. A. W. Handley impressed me mueh, when it did
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    26 14 First and Second team matches will be played between the club and the Chinese Swimming Club at T1.15 a.m or Sunday, Feb. 24.
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    TAMPIN CRICKET
    100 14 Railway Institute Beat Tampin R.C. The Railway Institute, Gemas, opened their cricket season by winning then* first match against the Tampin Recreation Club at Tampin on Sunday. F:-b. 17. by 5 wickets and 19 runs in a same of one innings. Stephens. t'>o Negri State player scored 49
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    ENGLISH F.A. CUP
    36 14 Blackburn Beaten In Replay Reuter. London, Feb. 21 In the replay of the Fifth Round ti3 between Blackburn and Birmingham which was postponed last w?ek Birmingham won by 2 goals to 1— Reute-
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    K.L. SOCCER
    302 14 Chinese 'B" Beatgn By Scratch Team (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Fridav. IN a friendly game yesterday. Mr. Ta:. Teck Soon's XI defeated the S.C R u. "B" by 4 goals to 2. The play was not of hijrh standard. T:ck Soon's XI predominatine; in tne first
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    RACE TIPS
    22 14 Selections and final notes on the Singapore Races, by "Man At The Rails/ 9 will appear in to-morrow's Malaya Tribune.
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    GOLF MATCH
    392 14 Singapore G.C. v. Ktppel Golf Club The following are the teams and starting times for the above match to be I played at Bukit Timah on Sunday morn ing, Fib. 24 (Keppel players mentioned hjst): 8.30: H. I. Jones and A. L. Hill v. R. Craik and F.
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    NOTTS TROUBLE AT AN END
    473 14 "Get-Together" Spirit Developing EFFORTS are being made to arrange a conference between representatives of the Notts County Cricket Club Committee, which resigned recently, and those members of the club who figured in the "revolt" at the special meeting of the club. The suggestion was put
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    OLYMPIC ENTRIES
    85 14 Larger Number Than At Los Angeles Games New York, Jan. 31. Germany bmn to break the world's record as regards participation in Olympic Games of 1936. Forty-six nations already have accepted the German invitation to take part according to an announcement made to-day Ly the German Tourist office
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    MALAY RECREATION CLUB
    99 14 At the annual general meeting held at the Club House on Saturday last the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year. President, Tuan Syed Moharned bin All Aisagoff; vice-president, Che Yusopo bin Ishak; Sports Captain, Che M M Ilashim; hon. secretary and treasurer Che A. B.
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    Stage Set For Welterweight Battle
    295 14 Frisco And Rivers Complete Their Training (By ."K. O.") Singapore, Friday. RIVERS and Frisco finished off hard fmining yesterday, in their respective camps at Siglap and the New World, and fire reporled to be in excellent shape. TJuy will indulge in only light exercises :c-da:t
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    THE NEW WORLD
    131 14 Gala Race Ball To-morrow To-morrow (Saturday* I there will be a gala race ball at the New World Cabaret up to 2 a.m. Balloons and streamers will be distributed Admission si. Mr. "Henry" Durante, the vaudeville director, has arranged a special programme for the occasion. Miss Molly,
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    SEREMBAN SOCCER
    44 14 nvF *°"°wing will represent the Cheng Wah Athletic Association, Kuala Lumpur, against the N.S.C.R.C at Seremban on Saturday. Wong Kum Pak. Kan Boon, Fatt Heng Kirn Wan, Kirn Chong, Yew Chong Cheong Weng, Choo Keat, Mun Hoi Soon Teck, Toh Ah Chee.
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    79 14 H.M.S. Kent Beaten By Honu Team Played bttween Kcppe! Golf Club and H. M. S. "Kent" on Thursday, Feb 21. on the Keppel links resulted in a win for the home team bv 4 to as under:— KENT. KEPPEL. 14 v. Harper l Brown 0 v. Wiseman
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    CAPTAIN'S PRIZE
    18 14 The Capta n's Prize lor 1935 i played as 36 Hoi. Stroke CompetitMarch 2 and 3.
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    NEW FRENCH STAR
    90 14 Bernard Destremau Being Trained By Cochet French entiiusias's air cuff rly discussing the prospects of Bernard Destreman. who is exp:ctcd to develop mo a future champion. Destremau won the French junior champ.onship and he completed th: "doubl?" by taking the jur.ic; :vent at the Paris Chr stmas
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    CLERICAL UNION SOCCER
    131 14 Vne following are invited to turn up for the Clerical Union as under: Saturday. Feb. 23, against tne Royal Air Force, at the Srletar ground: Yco Ah Kow, Ong Seng Hock. H. C. Humphries, Lee Ah Bock, Wan Put oh. H. Gammeil, Ha Hoi 3an, Tor.} Oliveiro.
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    26 14 The Vienna Boys Choir, one of Europe greatest musical organisations stepped before the movie cameras recently to record two numbers for 'The Big Broadcast of 1933."
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    EIGHT-NIL WIN FOR WILTS
    413 15 g.C.C. II Trounced <1,115 FORWARDS VERY POOR Singapore, Thursday. 0 N ,hc S RC. ground lo-day the ii,11s II secured a runaway vic- v—S-0—over the S.C.C, II in a friendly wme. C. started off wv.h nine men '.i, 1 pi: t» this disadvantage they •j*t he
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    CHINESE R.C.
    89 15 Sports Meeting In Balu Pahat Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Feb. 21. A meeting of the Chines? n Club, Batu Pahat, held at ;b remises, the following were 1 ams and vice-Captains for Tit year. Captain:—Wong Yah Chew; Wong Kim Seng. jptain:—Matthews Lee; Vicep fan Kong Meng. Ball:--Captain:—Koe
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    Y.M.C.A CRICKET
    45 15 'V.ng will represent thy ainst the H.M.S. Terror 2 un ths V.M.C.A. Ground train wiii be. selected on G. Day, S. D. Gauder, K. M. «•ibson, Lee. Fong Lim, E. Pillay. R. P. Ridley, Cha--W Pullen, P. Lovi.ck, G. V. Neu- •/anus Goh.
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    HEAVY EXPENDITURE IN 1934
    392 15 Financial Position Of N.S. Football Assoc. (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Feb. 20. THE annual general meeting of the Negri Sembilan Football Association \yas held yesterday at the Negri bemoilan Club with Mr. R. E Wilson in the chair. Others present were Messrs. P. S. Muthu
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    TAIPING NEW CLUB
    99 15 Results Of American Tennis Tournament (From Our Oion Correspondent) Taiping, Feb. 20. An American tennis tournament with .sealed handicaps was held at the Taiping New Club during the week-end. Owing to bad weather conditions, an early start was impossible. The matches were played off later in the
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    TAIPING SWIMMING CLUB
    84 15 Cup Offered For Diving Competition (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Feb. 20. Capt. Hodgkinson, of the 2120 th. Burma Rifles, has very generously put unT cup for diving competition among both men and lady members of the Timing Swimming Club. ThS cup will be known as the
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    2/20TH BURMA RIFLES
    63 15 (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Feb. 20. It is learned that the 21 20 th Burma Rifles now stationed at Taiping, are to Say on for another year, from last N Th?s b wiil make their term of service four years instead of three. The l|2oth Burma
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    BABE RUTH BACK IN NEW YORK
    114 15 Uncertain Of His Future Plans Reuter. New York, Feb. 21. BABE Ruth returned to-day and was royally welcomed by a throng of reporters, friends and baseball enthusiasts. Ruth is uncertain of his plans and is even considering a player's contract. "One thing is c-rtain—if
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    HORLICKS B.P.
    36 15 The Horlicks Badnrmon, Party will celebrate its Sixth Anniversary on Sunday. Feb. 24 at Mr. Aw Boon Haws bungalow, 5*4 mile Pasir Janjang Road Land and sea sports will be held throughout the day.
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      12 15 SATURDAY'S RACES For Special Report And Full Details See The SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      279 15 I Assets exceed $12,000,000. Assurance in force over $35,000,000. J i j The Great Eastern Life Assurance I Company, Limited. (> (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). X HEAD OFFICE Great Eastern J fe Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. jj LONDON OFFICE 27, Old Jewry, E.C. I The Company has £20,000 deposited
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    WIFE'S DEATH IN CAR CRASH
    536 16 Husband Fined For Rash Driving (From Our Oion Correspondent) Taiping, Feb. 21. THE trial of Mr. Ooi Cheng Hoe, proprietor of the Taiping Union Cinema, on the charge of causing the death of his wife and Poh Teik Huat >f Ipoh by driving his car
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    "CATCH THIEF!"
    165 16 Intruder On Lighter Sent To Prison Singapore, Thursday. Waking up from his sleep and hearing the creaking of planks on his lighter in the early hours of the morning, a Malay workman was surprised to see a Chinese coolie on board in the act of stealing a a
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    K.L. COURT NEWS
    313 16 Man With An "Egg-Shell" Skull (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. THE case was again mentioned to-day in the First Magistrate's Court, betore Mr. F. K. Wilson, in which a young Indian, Krishna, is charged with causing hurt to another Indian by driving his car in
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    CRIME IN STATE OF SELANGOR
    184 16 Two Alleged Murders In Two Days (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Feb. 21. J TWO murders are alleged to have been committed at Sentul, which is three miles from Kuala Lumpur town, < within the last two days or so. One is said to
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    CARE OF VAGRANTS IN SELANGOR
    366 17 ion In State Council Oun Reporter; Lumpur, Wednesday. oi trol of decrepits and the State of Sclangcr raised ov ihe Hon. .it the meeting of the rday when on the leried why ht had not a question he had ting (,i Council I >il 3
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    CATTLE TRADER FINED
    76 17 Ulewd To Have Given False lieport To Police Our Oicn Reporter) r'uala Lumpur, Wednesday. •ond Court this morning Mr. ;jh nflicted a fir>e of $i5, in Weeks' r i. on Munishar, an att'e trader. ccused by Hazare Singh, trader, with having made ■poi t. at the police
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    U.S. RECOVERY
    68 17 !'>n Of N.R.A. For Two Years Recommended Washington, Feb. 20. Roosevelt has s'nt a hifc=1 Congress recommending a ■x'onsion of the N.RA. N R.A. legislation is> fxve a stormy passage through desp'te the overwhelming majority in view of the fact •Judciary Sub-Committee of is to investigate the charger,
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    PROPER BREATHING
    162 17 The Shortest Road To Nazism Berlin. THE shortest road to Nazism and an Aryan outlook is by proper breathing. according to an article in the Nazi weekly paper, the World Political Panorama. Breathing, the article says, is invaluable "for achieving sporung results, as well as creating a new
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    ROYAL JUBILEE
    219 17 Preparations By Singapore Chinese Singapore, Thursday. A congratulatory message to H.M. the the hoisting 2t the Chinese Naticmal Flag and tne Union Jack and a lantern procession: ihese will be the i features of the celebrations by the local j Chinese community oi the Royal Silver Jubilee in
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    THE GO-EASY CYCLISTS
    82 17 Bombay. Two Sumaran cyclists who do not believe in the modern craze for speed have arrived here on a ten-year tour of the world. They started from their home in Sumatra in July 1931 and have taken ever three and a half years to comolete 5.000 miles
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    CAUSED A FIRE IN 1929
    519 17 Malacca Man Sent To Prison <From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Fe.b. 19. THE first Malacca Assizes for the year opened this morning, and attended with the pomp which befitted this historical and ancient Settlement. Mr. Justice H. W. Pr'chard attended service at Christ Church, the
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      134 17 i FOR.-MANY YEARS OUR SCENTISTS4<AV€ /BEEN STRENUOUSIY SEALING FOE AM jj \X EFFECTIVE MEAKIj OF COMBATTtNIG IWE fl j V-MEY I ff METHOD*'//. I I AND NOW AFTER tXUAUJTtVE TEttf WE ARE Pl£AJ£& J) 1 Oj TO ANNOUNCE THAT THEY HAVE DEEDED TOysf 1 I Wm THt iITTLI BSGGAW Oft
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    FATAL QUARREL
    372 18 Verdict Of "Death By Stabbing" i From Our Oion Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. ijI'IEN the hearing of the inquest on Iff the death of a Chinese, Mak Foong, was resumed this morning, Mr. J. P Biddulph returned a verdict of death by .•tabbing. Mr. NicholLs, 0.C.P.D., Kuala Lumpur
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    UNWANTED CHILD
    297 18 Charge Against Chinese Mother From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. I Toe Ah Sow. a young Chinese woman, who was charged with exposing her child an v 1 1h attempting suicide bv jumping :rto the Klang Riv=r was produced todiy bfoie Mr F. K Wilson, the First
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    PASSAGE TICKETS
    63 18 Charge Of Criminal Breach Of Trust Singapore. Thursday. Charged with criminal breach of trust In respect of 15 passage tickets from Singapore to Amoy valued at $225, Tan Tck Hock claimed trial when he appeared before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Third Magistrate. io-day. The accused was allowed
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    NEW SIAMESE NOTES
    61 18 Big Counterfeiting Plant Discovered i From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, F*b. 21. The newest issue, printed in EngLand of Siamese currency notes of ten-tical value is being extensively counterfeited The police have discovered a plant with 3.000 freshly printed notes in a big house near tho residence
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    MARKET LIST
    477 18 Details Of Current Prices Singapore, Feb. 15. MEAT Beef steak, kati 31 Beef, stcv or curry, kati 25 fliiet steak, per lb. 47 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 30 Pork, lean, kati 43 Pork, lean and fat 11st quality), kati 35 POULTRY Capons (locally reared), kati 53 Ducks, each
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    FILMS IN SCHOOLS
    100 18 Supplementing Book-learning With Screen Lesson^ rhrcruihon t0 M the 50.000 Schools V German V Vl th aooaratus nd hv°T° fi J ms bos bpen launched and by he end of this month eouinoTrhcm 1 haVP bCeU in *a»ed"in 2 000 Ifh&L Ru St the Reich Education Minis
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    ARMS CONTROL
    77 18 Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Feb. 19 As a result of Anglo-French negotiations here for the control of the manufacture and trade in arms and the procedure to be adopted, the British delegation's desire to simplify the American plan is now under discussion The speech delivered recently by Earl Stanhope
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    NATIONAL POLICY
    490 18 Mr. Lloyd George's Campaign MR. LLOYD George, on his seventy-sec-cond birthday, outlined his proposals for national development at a large public meeting at Bangor. Six thousand people crowded the drill hall. Lady Snowden occupied the seat immediately to the right of the speaker's table. Cheers were raised and
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    EMPRESS OF BRITAIN
    115 18 Due In Singapore On March 4 > TMp Empress of Britain, 'lie huge Canadian Pacific luxury linrr. will call Singapore on its 1935 world cruise on March 3. It will leave on lie following dav for Bangkok. From there it will go on to Batavia. the Philippines,
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    "GOODWILL" TOUR
    105 18 Round The World Bv Car For 13 Years Bombay. Thirteen years ago Captain Osterhaus. a Dutchman, bought a new car and set off on a "Goodwill" tour round the world, accompanied by his wife. He has just arrived here in his 13-year-old car. having visited 59 countries in
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    IPOH AND SEWAGE
    95 18 Committee Decides Scheme Is Too Costly (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Feb. 21. At a meeting of the Kinta Sanitary Board to-day it was reported that the committee appointed to consider the installation o! a sewage system had decided unanimously that this was not desirable until it
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    WHAT DOES YOUR BABY WEIGH ?
    149 18 WHAT DOES YOUR BABY WEIGH If Underweight Give H BABY'S OWN TABLE! Seven pounds at birth —that normal weight for an infa \t »hei his life's battle. And he should continue increasing aftei w.'eks. Loss of weight, or fai weight, is a sure sign thai wrong. Innumerable little ones who
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    Society Favourite Sent To Prison FINANCIAL SCHEME CRASH
    575 19 fraudulent Conversion PROMINENT PEOPLK 1 vs I KKDITORS Air Mail) London, Jan. 30. Southwell-Piper one of Mayfair's young men. will risoncelL ictioa at the Old lulenl conversion lies of the crash of a in which dozens of ople were internes, solicitors. ss
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    NEW PASSENGER AEROPLANE
    463 19 Large Capacity At Low Cost 'By Air Mailt London, Feb. C. ANEW passenger aeroplane of a top speed of 208 miles an hour will be flying a: Hanworih in the early summer and will probably go into serit will carry a crew of two and 10 nassengeivs.
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    BEER A "SOFT DRINK"
    140 19 Chilean Brewers Win Law-Suit Against State Santiago. Chile. Beer is a non-alcoholic drink in Chile. This decision has just been reached by the Supreme Court here in a law-suit between the brewers and the State. The case, which was one of the most expensive for the
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    WOMEN IN RED CAPITAL
    407 19 Everyone Jack Of All Trades AN interesting story, never before revealed to the outside world, of the part women played in Juichin, capital of the so-called Soviet Government of China, during the six years the Communists occupied the city, is told by a 19-year-old girl student.
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    ON FRANCE'S FRONTIERS
    117 19 Special Permits Necessary For Building Factories Faris. Special permits are to be necessary for the construction of factories near the French frontier fortresses. A private member's bill, drawn up by General Bourgeois, has been approved by the Army Committee of the Chamber. The bill lays down that
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    102 19 A spot of daily interest to visitors at the Paramount Studio Restaurant used to be the Josef yon Sternberg table at which the director and Marlene Dietrich sat. The Dietrich chair had been vacant for a few days. Some said they had argued. Maybe so. But when yon Sternberg contracted
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    FLOWERS AND THE JUBILEE
    598 19 London Displays PUBLIC AND PRIVATE I PLANS FEATURE of the forthcoming Silver Jubilee celebrations will be the display of flowers and shrubs all over London. Public and private bodies are co-operating to achieve a great floral display both before and during the May celebrations. Not only
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