Malaya Tribune, 4 March 1935

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaga's First National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol AAil.- No. SE, SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 4, 1935 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Mar. 4, 1935. Malaya Tribune PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY,MARCH 4, 1935 FIVE CENTS.
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      110 1 rib unc Dominant In z^dalaya ~™==a«o.si!sHi!!^^ Jke /AiwetedL oj ttanv ali J )mb 1E FAMOUS L I nutty crisps AUSTRALIAN AFTERNOON TEA RTQriTITG J^/ ROYAL ASSORTED *>10V,UIJd: I CREAM CRACKERS Q CREA V CHOCOLATE S ORIENTAL ASSORTED. Joyce fa- I I ,i lm3m mmmmmmmmmmmmmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmm j MILK AT ITS BEST J
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      303 1 llllflj A camera scientifically designed from A to Z. 3 m a a j Ed Crosse Blackwells ''•■ill EbBI/ Soups, Jama. Pickles, Sauces and Pastes and many other pre- -1 fOl wSzSml i pared food delicacies, owe their perfection to thp long ev«>crienee li iSfflHPil of one of the oldest
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    Shipping News & Notices. FAR EAST EXPRESS SERVICE
    513 2 Shipping News Notices. FAR EAST EXPRESS SERVICE Italy To Meet German Competition THE Scharnhorst, Gneisenau and Potsdam will be placed in the Far East service of the Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen shortly, giving it the character of an express service. These ships, are to make the run fiom Bremen and Hamburg,
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    SHIPS FOR OIL
    77 2 Germany Building Vessels For Barter Berlin. Among the ships now building at Hamourg, as the "Berliner Tageblatt" reoorts, are nine vessels, with a a total of 98J)00 tons, for barter accounts. Four motor-tankers and two freighters are for Norway, and a tanker ar.d two freighters for the
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    EIGHTEEN STRANDED
    352 2 Distressed Indian Seamen In Hongkong N unfortunate sequence of events has led to there being: 18 distressed British «■eamen in Hongkong who are now awaiting a passage back to England, says the "South China Morning Po.st." The men are Indians and were signed on as the crew of
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    VALUE OF BRITISH NAVY
    549 2 Guarding Empire's Trade Routes Plymouth, Feb. 13. "OJ»AKE away her merchant fleet: take a away the Navy that guards them; her Empire will come to an end and Britain will become once more an insignificant island in the North Sea." This extract from Fronde was quoted
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    MARINE INSURANCE
    96 2 Shipowners are objecting strongly to the draft insurance bill at present under discussion In Norway. This bill will make It illegal for Norwegian insurance brokers to place Norwegian insurances with foreign companies which arc not legally represented in Norway. The shipowners contend that marine insurance should be exempted
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      371 2 vjiaMEß sailings. and BRITISH INDIA t\ O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Singapore. 1936. SOUDAN 8,600 Mar. 13 CORFU 15.1/00 Mar. 15 RANCKI 17.000 Mar. 29 BURDWAN 6,070 Apr. 11 NALDERA 16.U00 Apr. 12 RANPURA 17.000 Apr. 26 SOMALI 6,810 May 8 RAJPUTANA 17,000 May 10 MANTUA 11.000
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      67 2 I. S. H. LINE. ISHIHARA SANGYO-KAItIN KAISHA, LTD. (Incorporated in Japan) REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE. (Arr.) HAVRE MARU In port. MALTA MARU Mar. 5 CLYDE MARU Mar. 22 MILAN MARU Mar. 20 FOR KOBE. OSAKA, MOJI, YAWATA, NAGOYA AND YOKOHAMA. (Dep.) MALTA MARU Mar. 9 CLYDE, MARU Mar. 27
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      380 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. TO GENOA, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore. Malacca. Tort Penang. M S. Sham. A LSI A 12-3 12-3 13-3 15-3 BORINGIA 2-4 2-4 3-4 5-4 ERRIA 23-4 28-4 24-4 25-4 LALANDIA 14-5 14-5 15-5 17-5 JUTLANDIA 4-6 4-6 5-6 7-6 MEONIA
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      498 2 N.YrK. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS for CUNARD WHITE STAR LTD. (Incorporated in Japan.) To London via Naples, Marseille*. Next Sailings— 1936 m.s. TERKUNI MARU Mar. 6 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Mar. 21 s.s. HARUNA MARU April 4 s.s. KATORI MARU Apr. 19 s.s. KASHIMA MARU May 2 MINIMUM FARES TO Ist
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      472 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. PfSffj (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's i n tended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. 1938, "ODER," for Manila Hongkong, N. China and Japan HOMEWARDS. For Rotterdam, Hamburg Bremen "ISAR," also calls Genoa, M'seiHes, Casablanca, Amstert-am v "COBLENZ," also calls Genoa. 1 B'lona, Casablanca, A'dani m MINIMUM
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    Financial News & Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    32 3 Financial News Views. LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following mining share quotations are issued by Fraser Pro, 0 aRd sto <* brokers. Rubber quotations are those of Frasrr Co., and Lyall and Bvatt:
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    MINING
    431 3 Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. issue. 1 Buyers. Sellers 41- Ampat Tin 4IIW, 4|7Ui i l Asam Kumbang Tin 34 35 -cd |1 Austral Malay 6 1 62 -cd 5 Ayer Hitam Tin 13 Will Ayer Weng 1. 90 2 .60 £1 Bangrin Tin 24 25 £1 Chenderiang Tin 8
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    140 3 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL HSUED BY rRAaKK ft CO., AND STOCK BROKERS nwroii. Sellers. 1901 red. 1040 $400,000 Tnterfeot Mar. 31, Sep*. 30 110 1?2 nom. 1907 red. 1941 $1.600,000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept. 30 114ft 116' 2 nom 4 ft 1909 red. 1955 $1.000.000 Interest Mar. 31, Sept
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    RUBBER
    380 3 Singapore, Monday, 10 a.m. Issue. Value. Fraser Lyall and Shares. and Co. Evatt. 1 Allenby 1.75 1.85 1.80 1.90 1 A. Gajah 1.50 1.55 1.50 1.G0 I A. Hitam 2.37ft 2.42ft 2.37ft 2.42ft i A' JJ°! ek 125 J -35 1.25 1.35 1 A. Malay 3.25 3.50 3.00 3.70
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    GENERAL
    314 3 l>RASER CO. *8 QUOTATIONS. CLOSING QUOTATION t*3 5*3 Bujeis. Seller > a, > $2 $2 A. Brick Ord. 1.30 1.35 $2 $2 A. Brick 7ft Pre. 1.80 1.85 #10 $10 Atlas Ice 10.00 10.75 £1 £1 B. Amer. To'oacco 116- 120 «10 $5 3. Malaya Trustee 5.75 6.00 -1
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    BRITAIN'S TRADE
    188 3 Census Will Tell How Business Goes TWELVE months' warning has been given to employers that Great Britain is vo be measured by a census cf production, to be conducted oy tht Beard of Trade. "Firms employing more than ten peA--ens are required to make returns.' the Daily Herald
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    MALAYA TIN STATISTICS
    124 3 foreign exports of Tin. being final shiprents on ocean-steamers at all Malayan cits during the month of February. 1935. Destination Tons United Kingdom 175 'nited States of America 4.928 ■ontlnent of Europe 656 >v :tish Possessions 332 rapan 191 'he Netherlands Indies Hher Foreign Countries 31 TOTAL
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    71 3 OAILT PRICES CURRENT or K.M.A. No. 1. X. Ribbed Smoked Sh«e» Singapore, Monday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. Spot (loo:<e) 20% 21 (F.O.B.) Current month 21% 21 !4 March 21% 21 Vn April June 22 Vi 22% Juiv Sep 23 V* 23% Oct. Dec. 24% 24*4 Tone of
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    DIVIDEND PROSPECTS
    382 3 j Batu Kawan Rubber And Coconut I THE twenty-fifth annual ordinary general of the Batu Kawan Rubber aTTcI Coconut Plantations, Ltd., was held recently at 71, St. Mary Axe. E C. Mr. E. B. Skinner (\iie chairman; said: In view of the better price now ruling for copra,
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    RUBBER CONTROL
    160 3 Dutch Preparing For Better Price (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 12. I learn from trustworthy sources that the Dutch are inclined to make a definite concession regarding the quota at the next meeting of the International Committee. Th:y will be prepared to cut production
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    GOLD PRICE
    48 3 Rugbi', Mar. 2. A new high record in the pr-ce. of gold was reached at today's fixing when to the value of £362,000 was disDCS3d cf .at 1465. representing an increase of Is. 9Vfed. Swirling on New York was 4.79 Paris 71 13 16.—British Official Wireless.
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    BIG MOVES IN TIN SITUATION
    514 3 "Group's" Accommodating Spirit (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) liondon, P'eb. 20. A FALL of £6 per ton in the price of tin during the past week has suggested to some commentators that "the group" has lost its nerve and tha* a sauve-qui-peut is
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    62 3 The fo!'owing tm outputs for tht of February. 1935, are reported. RENONG CONSOLIDATED: Hour run 433, cv. yards treated 124,000, tin ore won 502 pikuls, estimated cost $13,000 and cost per cv. yard 10>/ 2 cents. KATU TIN: Hours run 464, cv yards treated 110,000, tin ore won
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    ANGLO-GERMAN EXCHANGE
    31 3 Rugby, Mar. 2. The Bank of England announces that 'the sale of sounder marks, arising ou: of the Anglo-German Exchange Agreement of August. 1934, has been com*pleted.—British Official Wireless.
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      370 3 fO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION LONDON SLIGHTLY STEADIER Utth Interest Shown Locally ißv our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Monday, noon. To-days Prices:— r xr < Singapore), 20 7 8 cts., unchanged. Tone: Steady, quiet. (Singapore), $109, up Saturday's Prices:— G 1 t d.. up l'l6d. I Tone: Steady, v »rk: 12'-j cts.. unchanged.
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      22 3 TnE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LTD. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St, Singapore.
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      86 3 Netierlandsche Handel Maa t schappi j, mi 1 1 n fN. V. (NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY). Established in Amsterdam, 1824. HEAD OFFICE AMSTERDAM. WITH BRANCHES IN ROTTERDAM AND THE HAGUE, BATAVIA. Branches throughout the Dutfch East Indies and in the Straits Settlement, India, China, Japan and Arabia. London Bankers: The National
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      72 3 YOUR SMALL COINS ma; seem too few to bother a boatDon't treat them carelessly, lhey can mean so much. Save each day and deposit regularly In a SAVINGS ACCOUNT pi as 2%% Annual Interest paid quarterly, will soon five you a substantial balance. It's surprising just bow quickly small sums
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      208 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL Authorised $40,000,000.00. Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE. CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Chee Swee Cheng,
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      472 4 M. HASSAN, 86 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon request without charge or obligation. 'PHONE 3411. TO
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      540 4 I Eton High School (Junction of Selegie Road and Short Street) I There are vacancies in all classes from Primary to the Senior Cambridge. ENROL NOW Apply The Principal. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SCIENCE COURSES A "GENERAL SCIENCE" COURSE of about 40 weekly evening lectures and laboratory periods will be held in
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      799 4 giatiiiiaHiiiiiiaiiiuanauiiMiiaiiiiiMiiira^^ f ARE YOU GOING ON LOCAL LEAVE? EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY The new beautifully and comfortably appointed Twin Screw I Motor Ship will leave Singapore on the 24th of March, 1935, for Manila, I China and Japan, and will feturn to Singapore, on the 26th of I April, 1935. Round Trip
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      501 4 H CROSSWORD NO. 50. I The follow ng- submitted correct solutions and share the frs't prize: j S. J. Anthony, G. L. Huat, Mrs. J. Ram, i D. Meng, Khin Tong, Kok Soo, Mrs. L. Rachel. Mrs. V. Grace, all of Singapore; I L. Y. Wah, L. M. Chow, of
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      370 4 TRY SARSAPARILLA TONIC The blood builder and purifier and be convinced of its effects in curing various diseases, dironic or otherwise. Pr ce one bottle $1. Full Course of blood purifying—6 bottles for $5. Sole distributors:— A. M. MOHAMED EBRAHIM CO., 79, Hill Street. Singapore. (Opposite Central Fire Station). ifri
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      313 4 I 11,11 1 '■-I I Should Any Of Your I 1 CLOCKS or WATCHES go wrong take them lo:— Yick Woh Hing 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAi). j (NEAR MIDDLE ROAD). And They Will Have Them Going I Right For You In No Time, and at the I MOST MODERATE CHARGES
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    DESERT TRAGEDY
    122 5 Children's Death In Burning Hut Jerusalem. A cam c l has caused the death of five your*g Arab I children, itself, another camel and a cow in the village of Abbassan. on the edge of the desert, near Gaza Seven children and the three animals were sleeping in
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    THE POLICE BAND
    65 5 The Police. Band, under the direct on of Mr. F. E. Minns, will perform the following programme at Katong Park to-day. starting at 5 p.m.:— Overture "Pique Dame.." uppe; Selection, "Merry England." German; Waltz. "Ovex the Waves," Resas; Selection, "Carmen," Bizet; Song, "The Song That Reached My
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    COSMETICS CANNOT HIDE A BLEMISHED SKIN.
    268 5 It is sad to see a charming woman trying to conceal skin blemishes under 4 coating of face cream, powder and rouge Not only cannot this be successfully but also it is more than likely to aggravate the original trouble. The light way to
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      226 5 SORRY, NO REPLY BAR-LOGK TYPEWRITER AGENCY, 61, The Arcade, Singapore. Phone 6929. p— in mm in mml— K^MMg AI B 8 NEW SHIPMENTS OF LADIES DRESS MATERIALS French Plain Silks, Printed Cepea Silks, Tinsel Check Taffetas, Ch?ck Crepe de Chine, Uncrushable Silks, Printed Fleurita and other Novelties including ready to
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      345 5 .fiijiriira m r Soap daily and be convinced of what it can do for your skin. Through its use many thousands lia\e found relief from an- arentlv hopeless skin troubles. Cuticura Soap contains the same effective mcdi ation that has made. Cuticura Ointment; the first thought in treating pimples, eczema
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      366 5 BERLIN, SHORT-WAVE STATION i j Wireless Programme For To-Day npiIE wireless programme for to-clay as I announced by the German SIiculj wave Station. Berlin, Broadcasting i House Is as follows: l 4 05 p.m. djb. DJN Announcement 'Germ.. Engl.). German Folk Song. Programme Forecast <Germ.. Engl.). 4.20 p.m. Music and
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      564 5 Wireless J TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Talk By Chisf Engineer Of The 8.8.C. 1-O-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows:— 620 p.m. Big Ben. The 8.8.C. Dance Orchestra, directed by Henry Hall. 7.50 p.m. The Royal Navy v. the Army. Interval summary and running commentary on the second half of he
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— TO-DAY'S SHIPPING
    323 6 JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW TO-DAY'S SHIPPING VESSELS ARRIVED Ipoh, Brit., 1,278 tons, from Penang 4—3; fcr Pt. Swettenham and Penang 6—3. Rokan, Dut, 388 tons, from Asahan 4—3; for Asahan 5—3. Van Heutz, Dut., 2,778 tons, from Belawan Deli 4—3; for Hongkong 7—3. Thedens, Dv:., 1,181 tons, from
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    41 6 According to a legram received from the Chief inspector of Navigation at Batavia by the Master Arendant this morning, the most northern lightbuoy of the Rokan River (2 deg. 28' N., 100 deg. 48' E.» is burning again.
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    THE D'ARTAGNAN
    29 6 The D'A;\agr.an 5s duo here from Saisron to-morrow at noon and will sail rn the same day at 6 p.m. for Colombo, Djibouti. Port Said and Marseilles.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    33 6 Passengers by the Royal Dutch Air Lines: From Singapore to London: Mr. James Mr'vln Dalgarno. From Singapore to Alor Star: Dr. C. E. Chitty. From Europe to N.E.I.: Mr. Winner
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    P. AND O. SAILINGS
    33 6 The Kidderpore has left Hongkong and is due at Singapore at 6 a.m. on Thursday The Bangalore has left Hongkong and is due here at 10 a.m. on Wednesday.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    111 6 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Mar. 4. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gae 3) Menestheus 14; Havre Maru 11; Machaon 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Moncalieri 30; Tweedbank 32; Marudu 34; Siamese Prince 37. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 4)
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    40 6 Mails from Batavia and Palembang by aeroplane are erpected at the General Post Office, Singapore, at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow. From Holland by the Indrapoera, due at Singapore to-morrow morning. From Indo-China by the D'Artagnan, due at Singapore to-morrow.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    12 6 Left Arrd. By Spore Loi»don Kaioa Feb. 3 March 2
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    47 6 Owing to the late arrival of the outward Imperial aeroplane the air mails fcr Australia. Java &c. previously announced as closing at 7 p.m. yesterday will now close at 7 p.m. to-day. Th< latest time of posting fcr Registered Articles will be 6 p.m. to-day.
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    MONEY MARKET
    306 6 SELLING Singapore, Mar. 4. London 4 months' sight 2i4 3ftfi London 3 months' sight 2(4 5i32 London 60 days' sight 2,4 London 30 days' sight 2 4 3,32 London demand 2 4 lllfj I London T.T. 24 116 Lyons and Paris demand 833 Hamburg demand 135 New York
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    PRODUCE
    234 6 Singapore, Mar. 4. R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 1 per Koyan $134 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 2 per Koyan $132 R. (Siam) W. Coast N. 3 per Koyan $130 Rice, B. Siam N. 1 per Kcyan $133 Rice, B. Siam N. 2 per Koyan $130 Rice, Siam, Al
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    MARY OF THE DAY WHAT'S ON?
    177 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixture TO-DAY, MAR. 4 High Tides.—10.10 a.m., 11.29 p.m. Entries Close for S.R.C. Billiards Tourr.pment. Football: S.C.C. v. Wiltshire:?. SCCS.A.F.A. League, Div., I, Mulav v R.A.F., Anson Road Stadiun;; Div. II Police v. R.E., Police groun-i. Rotary Tiffin, Adelphi Hotel,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    65 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Deatn on tne Diamond." CAPITOL.—"EveIyn Pi entice" ar.d shorts. APOLLO.—Chinese pictures. EMPlRE.—"Tarzan And His Mate." GREAT WORLD.—Cabarn Doneing Bfde-oSlftw& Dear's f}r<*n<* nese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH.—TamiI talkie. "Pavalakody." N£W WORLD.—Cabaret Dancing Side-sho**s, Malay Operas, Chinese Ws, yangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. PAVILION —"Goodbye Love." RlTZ.—Hindustani talkie, ~:-*rwaPariksha," 6.15 and
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    SOVIET CANAL SCHEME
    192 6 Linking Moscow To Five Seas i Moscow. Moscow, the most inland capital in Europe, will become a "port" linking live i seas on completion of a great waterways scheme now in hand. Vessels will i able to reach the city from the Caspian, Black, Azov. Baltic and
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    "ARCTIC THEATRE"
    119 6 Spring Acting: Amcnjr The Snows Of Spitzbergen Moscow. An "Arctic Theatre" company has b:en formed here, and it will make its debut in the spring by acting amid t 1 snows of Spitzbergen, the island givu in the Arctic Ocean. The company, which is being c: the First
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      417 6 J [POSUL INKLLtqBg j SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY Netherlands Indies, Bagan, Bengkuils and Selat Pandjang (Singaradja) 3 p.m. Australia, New Zealand. Java and Timor (Qantas) 7 p.m. TO-MORROW Parnangkat, Sambas and Singkawang (Tomohon) 9 a.m. Pengerang (S. Soon Hengj 9 a.m. Kaiimon (Hang Yon) 9 a.m. Pontianak (Raub) 10 a.m.
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      68 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last in igat Ma Bright Mi*. Temp. Rainfall Sunshine. Temp. »t«uons. Deg.F Inches. Hours. Deg.Y Abr Star 94 Nil 10.4 fa Sitmwan 88 N'l 4.7 73 Kola Bharu 88 Nii 9 5 70 Eukit Jeram 87 Nil 4.7 72 Malacca 85 Nil 2.1
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    GOVERNOR THANKS S.S. ASSOCIATION
    328 7 Of (ircat Assistance To Government AT the last meeting of the committee of the S.raits Settlements (Singapore Association, a letter was tabled f: K E. the Governor. Sir Shent;. mr;, reading as follows:— r M.\ Raper,—t write to thank lie rrmmit ee aod members of the
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    25 7 untitled ambulance service of pore r. re j v partmcn; answerduring t ebruary. Of these ac traffic accidents. There Di aucmpled sui:i':"e and 3i crabbing.
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    SIR JOHN SIMON
    119 7 To Visit Germany Russia I. -y S i Rugby, Mar. 2. IT has now bern arranged, in consultation with the German Government, that the Foreign Secretary, Sir Jonn Simon, will travel to Berlin by air en March 7. Friday and Saturday will be reserved SL^?^ :Katl^ n
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    GIRL WHO DOESN'T SWEAR
    138 7 I Released From Indentures On 'Moral" Grounds Sydney, Feb. 12. Before she was apprenticed to a wig I making business about 12 months ago, i Marie Antoinette Michel, who will be 16 in three months, heard no swearing. The N.S.W. Apprent ceship Commiss.one.r, Mr. James Mclntyre,
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    INTERRUPTED COURT
    85 7 Air Drills Reminded Judge Of Bairnsfather Sydney, Feb. 14. I The staccato rattle of a battery of air drills at work in Elizabeth Street. Sydney i drowned the voices of judge and counsel at the Workers' Compensation Commis- slon. "It reminds me," said judge Perdriau. 1 'of Bairnsfathei's
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    FAMILY OF SIX SHOT
    207 7 Disappointed Lover's Revenge Vibo Valentia. Calabria. MUSSUMECI da Catania, a young man who worked in the customs of the Commune of Sant'Onofrio. has taken a terrible revenge on a family which cross:d him in love. He was passionately devoted lo 21--year-old Alfonsina Nardi and he had
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    U.S. TREASURY OFFER
    114 7 Big Conversions At Very Low Interest Reuter. Washington. Mar. 3. The Treasury announced two big conversion offers at interest rates the lowest in memory. With a view to saving Government money anc\ directing investments into ccmmerc'al channels through the lowering of the Federal interest rates, the Treasury
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    WIFE OF FAMOUS CHEF DEAD
    39 7 Monaco. Madame Escoffier. the wife of M Augustine Escoffier. the famous chef lias CiCd hf»re. She will be buried in the family tomb n the little village of Villeneuve-Loubet oout nine miles from Nice
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    MOUSE TURNS ON THE GAS
    265 7 Man And Wife Nearly Suffocated Liverpool, N.S.W., Feb. 15. A MOUSE was found to be responsible for repeated mysterious'escapes of gas in a store at Liverpool, NS W by which a man and his wife nearly lost their lives. Awakened one night recently by strong
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    LOTTERY WIN
    108 7 Predicted By A Fortune Tefler Sydney, Feb. 15. A visit to a fortune-tetter resulted in Mr. J. R. Greenwood buying the ticket which won the third prize oi £500 in the 249 th N.S.W. State Lottery. Mis Greenwood recently visited the fortune-teller, "mote in fun than anything," she
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    PEPPER & SHELLAC GAMBLES
    857 9 PEPPER SHELLAC GAMBLES Senseless Episodes EFFECTS OF RECENT FAILURES (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent* London, Feb. 13. Strong feeling about the recent commodity scandal is being translated into an outcry that steps must be taken to prevent a recurrence of such senseless and damaging episodes a:; the pepper
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    WRITTEN BY HAND
    145 9 Journal With Circulation Of One Copy Helsingfors. THERE is a newspaper published in the Kulsku Plains of Asiatic Russia— whose nett sales pre one—according to circulation just issued. as "Gazetta Tundri" Newspaper of the Plans"), no elabolate piloting press is responsible for its makmg, as- its contents
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    CONSIDERATE BANDITS
    166 9 Gunman Saves Individual From Loss Houston, Texas. A group of bandits looted a bank at Buffalo. Texas, of about iil,20u On entering the bank the bandits were told that a time lock controlled the vault, which would not open until 9 a.m. The bandits therefore decided to wait
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    THE MISSING METEOR
    189 9 Disappeared From Farmer's Field Brussels. Has anybody run off with a meteor? They are looking for one in Belgium, t disappeared from a field between Oharleroi and Bavay last November, and and the Professor of Geology at the Mining College oi the Province of Hainaut in lias
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    HORSES FOR FOOD
    91 9 Meat limping Popular In Spanish C apital Madrid. Tli3 Spanish horse entered on a new farcer Of usefulness to man In October last, when it was declared suitable food Tor human consumption. Since, then, some 110 horses have prodded meals for residents of Madrid. Meat eating is
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    KICKED A BOMB
    83 9 Miner Saved Train Disaster But Lost IJ is Leg Madrid. Taking a short cut along at the railway line to his work, Lauriano Menendez, an Oviedo miner, accidentally kicked an empty tin can on the track. .The can proved to be a bomb, and exploded ax Lauriano
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    STRATOSPHERE VICTIMS
    99 9 Soviet Stamps To Honour Dead Airmen ,f I Helskigfors. i. Three new air mail postage stamps n have been issued by the Soviet, lh id Memory of the three Russian aviators who lost their lives in the ill-fated stray tosphere flight of Jan. 30. 1934. The stamps, which
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    A LOOK AROUND
    679 10 DEVELOPMENTS in the Far East have caused uneasiness in Europe and America. Japan's offer ol friendship to China and the latter's willingness to accept a settlement of outstanding differences have opened foreign eyes to serious possibilities, and thus it is that, very late in the day, we
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    SULTANAH OF JOHORE
    34 10 Sailing For Europe On Friday H.H. the Sultanah of Johore will sail for Europe on the Dempo on Fridav morning. Her Highness's health has not been good since her return here.
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    LOTUS CLUB
    124 10 The fourth annual general meeting of the Lotus Club, Singapore, was held on Saturday at the_Y.W.C.A., with Mrs. M. V. Piliai, president, in the chair. The annual report and statement of accounts were presented and passed. The following were elected officebearers for 1935:— President, Mrs. K. M. R.
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    Notes and Comments Five Figures
    201 10 A MONTH ago we referrrcd appreciatively to the record of the North China Daily News, of Shanghai, one of the leading papers of the Far East, which announced with pride that its circulation for some months- had been over 10,000 copies a day. "It is
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    A King Abdicates
    202 10 that the King of Siam has definitely abdicated has at last been received, thus confirming the impression which has prevailed for several months. When rumours cf King abdication first became known they were strenuously denied in Bangkok. Two months ago it was exclusively announced in the Malaya
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    Blessing The Telephone
    194 10 IN Malaya people are inclined to tak the telephone very much as a natter of course,. In other places, however, the public aie deeply appreciative of its conveniences. It is recorded that the Spanish Government had promised a special favouin the form of a telephone, to the
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    Put To The Test
    166 10 WHEN the telephone was first installed in central Arabia, a. sect of zealots protected to King Ibn Saud against this "work ol th; devil." 'If the telephone is 1 tally a work o f the devil," the king said in effect, 'ye shall ccrtr» nly have
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    Topics Of The Day
    332 10 -uJJ^ V ILLING one seriously," states a re- report in a local contemporary. Ie usually is a serious business. AAA It's a great kindness to trust people with a secre.t. They feel so important while telling it. A A Some loans are of the "Kathleen .Mavourneen'*
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      176 10 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS Programme Of Drills For The Week-End The following Is the programme of drills of the Singapore Volunteer Corps up to and for week ending March 10. 1935: TO-DAY, MARCH 4 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.A. (v). Battery Training. 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters, S.V.F.A.. Drill and Medical Training. 5.30 p.m.—Headquarters, S.R.E (v), 30
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    Greek Revolt Spreads To Eastern Macedonia
    162 11 MUTINOUS NAVY AT CRETE VIMZELOS LEADS REBELS Bombed By Planes Capital In A State Of Siege Athens, Mar. 4. THi capital is virtually in 1 a i state of siege. A strict censorship prevails. Ii u > (iovernment has detained leaders of the opposition
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    GENERAL PLASTIRAS
    188 11 •Half Of Greece Opposed To The Government" Reuter. Cannes. March. 3t a nothing of events in Greece interV; k;1S he"<M *not intend Quittins latest developments in Gr^ce^d r.ot astonish him as he half of Greece was opposed to tne v Oovernment.-Reuter. VOnlZelOS at Cr P ece; Meanwhile, the
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    SHOT BY FRENCH SOLDIER
    46 11 British Seaman Gravely Injured Reuter. Shanghai, March 4. ABLE Seaman Kirkland, of (irimsby, was shot witn Colonial Infantry after leavmg a cabaret-the French Concession yesterday. aup kirkland was wounded in tn head and was sent to hospital. His assailant was arrested.— Keuter.
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    ABDICATION OF KING OF SIAM
    33 11 A lucent photograph of the King of Siam in civilian dress. The fu.l story of his abdication and his care sr as a monarch appears ta pag- 12.
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    38,156 MALARIA DEATHS
    71 11 Victims In Ceylon Mostly Children Reuter Wireless. Colombo, Feb. 27. THE first official intimavion of the extend of the death roll in the malarial epidemic in Ceylon is contained in i he report of the Registrar General. This shows that during last November, December and January 38.156
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    EVERY PEW FILLED
    116 11 "Fan Dance" Performed In Church Milton, Massachusetts. Anvious that his congregation should see the dance that made Miss Sally Rand, the film star, famous, the Kev. Harold Cutbill staged a performance of the dance in his church here. The show was well advertised, ana churchgoers turned out
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    GAOL OF UNIVERSALITY
    47 11 Egypt May Join International Labour Organisation I Geneva. The possibility of Egypt becoming a member of the International Labour in the near future is foreSwedin the .report of thejj* «ujr of the Organisation, Mr. Harold Butier. of s" tefin?he world-and expresses the bia. i
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    THE GERMAN FLAPPER
    51 11 Word That British Fishermen Started Berlin. s the German equivalent "Backfisch. -8 .ne v been to "flapper" Its origin, in use WWSSSLrt? beKi somewhat however, has hitherto w of a mystery. traced back to an b?wonhteepmg and such fish I to ?nf thus crept mto the German
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    17 NAZIS TO DIE
    23 11 Reuter. Vienna, March. 3. Nazis have been sentenced Seventeen t for smug- gbSr^^s Austria last Ju y I —Reuter.
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    ON OTHER PAGES
    12 11 I FINANCIAL NEWS. 3WIRELESS PROGRAMMES, 5. KS?IN PORT, 13.
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    LUCKY TO ESCAPE DEATH
    381 11 Campbell's Speed Trial FLAMES FROM THE EXHAUST Reuter. Daylong, March 1. IT is revealed tnat Malcolm Cambell was lucky to escape from 4eath in his 208 mile-an hour trial in the Blue Bird today.. He said that to day's ride was perhaps tn~ worst he had
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    FACTORY EXPLOSION
    68 11 28' People Killed: Building Gutted Reuter Wireless. Moscow, Feb. Twenty-nine people were killed and 300 Unjured in an -explosion in a pencil factory when a high pressure compressor blew ur». followed bv an explosion of a compressed -»r .ube, which was flung through three floors. Fire ensued and
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    SERIOUS STABBING
    64 11 Sequel To Argument In The Street Singapore, Monday. AN argument between two Chinese in Japan Street yesterday culminated in one man whipping out a knife and i« abbing the other, who is in a serious condition in hospital. It is believed that gambling was the cause of the
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    BISHOPS TO FLY
    117 11 Aeroplanes For Use In Mission j Fields Cologne. Cardinal Archbishop Schulte oi Cologne will consecrate two aeroplanes at tho aerodrome here for use In the Mission field. r One is a machine for the use of Magr. Demonfc at Aliwal North. South Africa, and is a Klemm
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    AWAITING SENTENCE
    86 11 Burglar "Walks Out" During Trial Geneva. A prisoner was found guilty of burg lary at the Criminal Court here and was taken into an ante-rocm to await senC Distracting the attention oi hus guards, the man walked up to a dooi leading to the street and, finding locked,
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    "PATINTING THE TRAMS"
    93 11 Passengers To Choose Between Red And Blue Berlin. Another German plebiscite which will not arouse quite the same international interest as that of the Saar, is being held In Leipzig. The issue is whether the trams ihouta be painted red or b ue. For the purpose of
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    PAPERS NOT IN ORDER
    99 11 Welshman Who Has Voted In U.S.A. For 37 Years Bellevue. Kentucky. A man who has vo:ed for. seven years as an American citizen has 1 jus* discovered that he is still esally a I TEftttftr. WilUam T WiJUams a 62-year-old native of Wales who came To
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    59 11 Mr. W. Lowther Kemp, formerly head of Harrisons, Barker and Co., Ltd., in Sin££rfand for a number oI years a member of the Legislative Council arrived by the Cathay on a visit w Malaya and will stay about a fortnight Mr. Lowther Kemp has been president of the Association of
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    DOLLAR ABSURDLY UNDERVALUED
    130 11 Sterling Must Decline Further Reuter. Boston. March 2. THU dcllar is ridiculously undervalued In terms of sterling, declared the monetary e.xpert, Dr. Sprague, addressing the Foreign Policy Association. He added that the dollar is also undervalued in comparison with EuroDean gold currencies. He. thought the present decline
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    WOMAN AND CHILD MISSING
    42 11 Singapore, Monday. A 20-year-old Chinese woman named Kwec Ah Ling and her two-year-old adopted daughter are reported missing. They left their home in Lorong 25. Geylang. on Feb. 26 and have na beer een or heard of since.
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    FINANCIAL AID FOR CHINA
    463 11 Japan's New Policy MR. LLOYD GEORGE'S WARNING Reuter. London, March 3. THE vital urgency of America and 1 Britain achieving and maintaining a joint policy in their dealings with the Far Eastern problem is urged by Mr. Lloyd George in a special article in the Sunday
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    BOLSHEVISM SPREADING
    318 12 Japanese Goodwill Envoy's Speech Hongkong, Mar. 3. An allegation that Bolshevism is now spreading into Sinkiang, Kansu, Szecnuen and Northern Manchuria has been made by Major-General Dobihara, he Japanese goodwill envoy, known as the "Lawrence of Japan." Speaking to foreign and Chinese repor ers here yesterday, he revealed
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    Abdication Of The King Of Siam
    365 12 VAIN APPEAL FOR LIBERTY "Feeling Rather Tired MAY RESIDE IN SWITZERLAND Reuter. Bangkok, Mar. 3. Siamese Publicity Bureau has received a telegram from London to the effect that the King if abdicating officially to-day. His successor is not yet discussed. —Reuter. ABDICATION HANDED IN.
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    ENLIGHTENED RULER
    1292 12 The Career Of A Noble Monarch King Prajadhipok. "Supreme Arbitor of the Ebb and Flow of the Tides." "Brother of the Moon" "Possessor of the Twenty-Four Umbrellas." was born in Bangkok on Nov. 8. 1893, educated at Eton and ascended the throne of Siam as the seventh King
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    MYSTERY DRAMA AT THE ALHAMBRA
    169 12 Robert Young In "Death On The Diamond" THE CINEMAS A SERIES of mysterious killings amongst the members of a famous baseball team forms the theme of M.CM.'s latest picture Death on the Diamond," which opened jat the Alhambra Theatre on •baturday. is u a rI
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    "GOOD-BYE LOVE"
    175 12 Charles Ruggles Starred In Clever Comedy YOU can never go wrong with a picture which features Charles Ruggles. He is tc be seen now at the Pavilion in "Good-bye Love." an excellent RKO ccmeoy which tells of the woes of the alimony brigade. In any country matrimony is
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    THE SCHARNHORST
    71 12 Leaving For Far East On May 8 i Reuter. j Berlin, March 2. On the first German steamsh-p servicc. I to the Far East to be conducted exclu I sively by the North German Lloyd, ae- cording to an agreement between the latlff^ C T Pany and the
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    PRINCE OP WALES' CAMPAIGN
    223 12 Jubilee Effort To Help Youth Rugby, March 2. A CORDIAL reception is accorded in all quarters to the national movement "launched last night by the Prince of Wales tQ aid organisations providing for the welfare of youth as. a means of commemorating the Jubilee of the
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    195 12 Boy Drowned In Engineering Yard Singapore, Monday A young Chinese boy was drowned in a big pool of water at the United EnffnAk n d mver Valley Road ai? pm on Saturday n3o c am ul ance summoned to the Geylang Police Station on Saturday af ernoon to
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    GRASS FIRE
    41 12 rr W Singapore. Monday. There was a small outbreak of fire in Cavanagh Road on Saturday afternoon where a patch 0 f lallang was seenS tnr!L lmmedl ate i y extinguished on the prompt arrival, of the Fire Brigade.
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    RETIREMENT OF S.S. POLICE CHIEF
    814 12 Sikh Tea Part* "EFFICIENCY HUMANITY h Singapore, M< 'PHE Hon. Mr. H. Fair-burn. C.M.G A the Inspector-General ol Police! who is retiring after a brilliant career of 31 years in the Straits Se -ti< Police Force, was the guaK at a tea party given by
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    Empress Of Britain Arrives In Singapore PROMINENT PEOPLE INTERVIEWED
    116 13 Sightseeing To-day s U LIEN CAHN AND CRICKET Singapore, Monday. i ARC.E and eager crowd waited A nearly an hour yes.erdav even- the wharf for the arrival of mi»ress of Britain, the magnifi-}2.">00-ton flagship of the ;.»i Pacific Fleet, which is
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    A CRICKET LUMINARY
    289 13 si| .Julien Cahn And Body-Line) Bowling tii'' many prominent passen0: board was Sir Julien Calin. s o'.d missionary of cricket. He V ook and captained his cncke. ':c Canada. In 1929 he took his ;o Jamaca. He toured the Ai- .e 11 the following year with his
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    POLITICIAN INTERVIEWED
    459 13 The Truth About Mr. Lloyd George's "Come L Back" Ai.other Dassenger the Tribune inter- vj.-wtd was Mr. Frederick Ernest Moss. Councillor of the City of Oxford, and 1 >ne of the Conservative candidates at the next general election. Mr Mess said that he -did not th j nk
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    THE AMERICAN GIRL
    238 13 Views Of Well-Known New York Clubwoman A distinguished American clubwoman is Mrs. Jack W. Loeb. v, ife of the former vice-president of the Fox Film Cj. and Fox Theatre Corporation. She is connected with 54 women's clubs. She is a past president of the Portia Club of
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    MR. WILLIAM HORTON
    490 13 Famous Artist To Take Paintings Of Singapore I An interesting personality was Mr. William S. Horton of Paris, who is making his third trip on the Empress of Britain and incidental y his third visit to the East. Mi. Horton is an artist of great rei pute.
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    MISS PEARL WHITE
    512 13 "I Am Tired Of The Screen MISS Pearl White, the famous ami actress of the days of silent piciurw. was another of the notable passengers on board, and despite the fact that shewas in rather a hurry to go ashore as sh2 wished to waste no time
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    French Boxers Local Debut
    437 14 AIME RAPHAEL v FRISCO Friday's Boxing MUROTA'S RETURN BATTLE (By K. Or) Singapore, Monday. MK. Bertie Bell is a promoter in the rial sense of the word. His efforts to popularise professional boxing again have succeed and the confidence of public has been regained in full
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    32 14 G. Pritchett Wins Captain's Prize Twenty cards were taken out for the 'ion which resulted in a win for G. Pritchett. who returned a score of 172— 42-130 nett. SHEFFIELD SHIELD CHAMPIONS
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    SHEFFIELD SHIELD CHAMPIONS
    162 14 Victoria Beaten But Win On Points j London. Feb. 19. AT Adelaide South Australia defeated by 107 runs, Victoria, who scored 30£ w their R&ccnd innings. Victoria have aiieady won the Shield by an overwhelming number of points, whi c New Sot" h Wales comes second. At B*t shuns Nsw
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    LADIES GOLF
    133 14 Change In Definition Of Amasteur SOME time ago the Ladles' Golf Uniou tr.ed io ge.t the Rcyal and Ancient to admit a chance in the dctinitic of an amateur, as ap)!...!;* tc i woman player. The reques. vas refused Tney now wish to delete the *ord Amateur from the rulej
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    BILLIARDS MATCH
    235 14 Newman's Fight With 882 Break Joe Davis and Tcm Newman figu-cd :n a thrilling finish In London recently when .heir match in the Gold Cup sealed handicap billiards tournament ended wah Da via 34 points ahead A mignifieent creak cf 882 by Newman caxrjed him tc within a few points
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    WHO IS THIS MAX BAER?
    108 14 Jack Petersen's Father Annoyed Max Baer has suggested that six or seven of his leading contenders should j each meet him in no-decision contests to determine who shall be his next op- ponent in a world heavy-weight ciiampionship fight. Jack Petersen is included in Baer's list of possible opponents. Mr.
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    VOLLEYBALL
    59 14 The Malayaiee (Indian) team met the Jock Eng School team at volleyball on Saturday last at 5 p.m. on the former's court at Kampong Bahru. The Malayatees won by 3—o. Mr. Foo Qhu refereed and Mr V A George was the scover. The Malayaiee team lined up as i0llowr: —Ali
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    ENGLAND'S DEFEAT IN WEST INDIES
    246 14 Wyatt Explains His Actions I ».*»HE unexpected defeat of England by I the Wes s Indies at Foit cf Spain, lunidad, has brought a s-orm oi" criticism aUeut the head of Bob Wyatt, the captain. He is condemned for sending iho West Indies In af:er the winning tx.e and for
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    SPORTING CROWD
    168 14 Billiards Champion Praises Australians Australian sportsmanship comes in for a few words of sincere praise from a recent English visitor Joe Davis, the British professional billiards champion, on return to London, said. In an interview:— "I have had a great time. The Auscralians are the most impartial sporting .md hospitable
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    BOBBY JONES
    128 14 No Intention Of Staging A Come-Balck Bobby Jones, former holder of the British Opsn and Amateur golf championships does not intend to stage a come-back. Jones, when on a visit to San m nC gTa°d Sa In 7« 0Ut 0f u Am giaa. in fifteen years I dI^vpH
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    VOLUNTEER SNOOKER
    51 14 litis Week's Ties In S.C.C. Tournament A. D. Baker and J. V. West v. v' P F Walsh and J. S. Nathan Scroggs and V. Jones v. G Prltchett and E. H. R. Bowerman p T T to-morrow F J^ L M ayg :r and s. D. Taylor
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    Mr Vantooren Heads List Of Successful Owners
    807 14 Statistics Of S. T. C. Spring Meeting zJSdajor T. L. Fox's Remarkable Success On Last Day j Mr. S. Van Tooren heads the list of 1 s uccpsful owners at -he Singapore j Tmf Club's Spring Meeting which ccn J tuded en Saturday
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    JUBILEE RACES
    208 14 1 Xsw Events At Epsom And Kempton TO commemorate the Silver Jubilee ot His Majesty, two new races, one of which is to be permanent and run annually, have been arranged for the next flat-racing season. The first race will be run at the Epsom Spring Meeting on
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    HOLE IN ONE
    50 14 Japanese Player's Feat At Tanglin HJR. Taj iri, of Messrs. Senda ana Co., iU a member of the Singapore Japanese Golf Club, holed out in "one" at the 4th hole, a distance of 175 yards, at the Club's Golf Course at Tanglin on Friday afternoon. Feb. 22
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    WELSH PLUCK
    54 14 Played Rugger With Two Broken Ribs Edgar Jones, the Welsh forward, it 1* now revealed, had two ribs broken in aie early stages of the Rugby International at Twickenham. He made no complaint, and though he was in great pain he remained 011 the field. He also received
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    WOMEN'S ATHLETICS
    36 14 The Canadian Women's An Athletic Association has approved a pcsal for the abolition of the won world games if it prove possible to elude complete programme of ev< tcr women in the Olympic games
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    83 15 SEVERAL INTERESTING GAMES COLONY PLAYER'S BREEZY INNINGS FOR C.S.C. Singapore, Monday, cricket season was in full swing in Singapore during the t k-end. s; v-eral games were played yesterday, the most ming I eing the match between the Ceylon Sports Club and the which
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    190 15 .lan-e.i's Oreezy Innings For Winners Snorts Club scored a very jrv over the O d Rafflesition by eight wickets when Balestier Road yesterday, he match was the brilby A S. A.Jansen for the ook six wickets for four hit up a breezy 42, which sixes and two
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    223 15 Nondescript C.C. Beaten By eight wickets victory was he Ceylon Tami s Association met the Nondescript Cncke; a d XI a-j McNair Road yesterteam tatted first ana put f 81 towards which Ram United 29 runs. His score in- six and three fours. than secret! a briLiant
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    344 15 Mr. Laverton's Team Beaten By 24 Runs Singapore, Monday. In the S.CC. Cricket Trial played on the Padang yesterday. Mr. Jenner's XII bear Mr. Laverton's XII by 24 runs. MR JENNER'S XII: H. E. Stone lbw McNeil 3: K. C. Bi le;t b Haxworth 6: G. G. Jenner
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    59 15 To Accommodate 20,000 Persons A big hall on Berlin's exhibition which will accommodate from 18.000 to 20.000 persons, will be ready ni for the 1936 Olympic Games. It will contain a bicycle racing track ot 630 feet and a cinder track for atnleA special joint-stock comhas been formed
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    40 15 Player's Abilities Watched By Umpires South way «g if of the 6 softh African Test paviUon, two oi w as ur n. selectors, it is rev-, aiea held ftt pires in one of the tiuu b African prlElected-
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    301 15 47 Stand Liable For £60 OF the original sixty entries for th*- j Grand National thirteen have gon-« out with the minimum liability of £10. Apar: from Forbra, who met with a tragic end at Newbury, the only horse in the list who might have come into
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    178 15 Results Of Inter-Club League Matches (From Our Own Correspondentj Taiping. Thursday. The following are the results ol matches played in the Taiping InterClub Badminton League: LODGE B.P. v. T.P.C. L. Cheah Eng Kee lost to Foo Chong Hai, 15 9 15—5. Tan Chin Tooi lost to Boey Hen
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    288 15 Cantabs A nl Oxford Try Out CAMBRIDGE University rowed their firs; lock-to-lock trial of the term on the Cam on Feb. 2 and completed the three miles course in the satisfactory time of 16 min. 16 sec. This was considerably better than anything accomplished by last year's
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    169 15 Match played 124 Years Ago BEING an extract from a magazine, ior October, lfall: A grand cricket match has been played this month, between e'even women of Surrey and e even women of Hamcshire for 500 guineas... The contest was decided near Ball's Pcnd, Middlesex. The combatants were
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    45 15 The S.A.F.A. League Competition start* f o-d?.v. when two matches will be played. In "the first division match a<: Anson Road Stadium, the Malays will mec-t h R.A.F. and in the second division "h? PoJce will meet the R. B. on Police ground
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    594 15 More Trading In Players LEICESTER CITY have signed George Porter, the 18-year-old Nuneaton Town winger, on professional forms, and also secured the signature to amateur forms of F. Dorset, a 17-year-old inside right of Courtaulds' Works. Newry Town, the Irish club, have transferred Roberts, their clever Welsh
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    654 16 Gaol For Three Men 70-YEAR-OLD DOCTOR INVOLVED (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 6. AMAZING revelations concerning a £400,000 French trust, alleged to be mythical, were made during the trial of three men at the Old Bailey on charges of conspiring to defraud and
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    476 16 Entered Medical Profession In 1891 It was stated that Leslie entered the medical profession as long ago as 1891. and in the South African war was attached to the British Forces to investigate the causes of enteric disease. After the war he stayed on in South Africa inquiring
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    676 16 Could Not Accumulate Wealth While In Prison Mr. Roberts: We know that money was being obtained in 1931. Where did these wonderful trust funds come from? He could not have accumulated much wealth while serving four years at Parkhurst could he? Mr. Roberts then referred to the Banque
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    76 16 Mascot Aerodrome. Feb. 16. Tom Pethybridge. the instructor for ■he Kingsford Smith Air School at Mascot Aerodrome, nerr Sydney. N.S.W.. has two flying pups as mascots. He introduces them as •'Bootlace*' the iir-minded Alsatian, and "Banjo" the flying fox-terrier. The four-months-old Alsatian pup had bis first
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    784 17 iteport Of Singapore Society «v:F following is the report for the year i;«34 of the Singapore English School 1 iVachers Co-operative, Thrift and Society. Ltd.. to be presented at the ual meeting to be held at St. Joseph'» i-ute. on Friday. March 8, at 3.15 ;r
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    364 17 Speedy Development Of Industries Moscow. AN enthusiastic picture of the development of Soviet industries and culture, except in the department of the railways, was painted by Molotov. President of the Council of People's Commissars, before the delegates to the All-Union Congress recently. "New industrial districts
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    70 17 Alexanarla. At a cost of £20.000, the Egyptian Ministry of Communications has upproved the construction of a sheltered anchorage tor seaplanes at Delthela. to. near Alexandria. The work ib io bo completed before the end of the autumn. I*, is likely that the new seaplane base will oe
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    189 17 Unemployment Insurance System Adopted Ottawa. THE British system of unemployment insurance is the model which hi* been adopted for the Unemployment and Social Insurance Bill introduced in the House of Commons by the Government. The main difference in the proposed scheme is that the Dominion Treasury will
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    134 17 Fifteen People Die In A Week Bloemfontein. A sirlous outbreak of plague has occurred in the Orange Free State, and fifteen people have died in a week, accoiding to a report issued by the Department of Pbulic Health. On eight farms in the Jacobsdal district there
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    85 18 Letters To The Editor [Our readers are invited, to write tc us on subjects of public interest. It must be understood that the "afalaya Tribune does not necessarily endone opinions expressed by correspond ents. LETTERS SHOULD BE AS BBJBi AS POSSIBLE, preferably typewritten (double spacing), and on
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    317 18 (To the Editor, the Malaya Tribune; Sir—The following Is an extract from the United States Bureau of Fisheries Document No. 1045, for the information of Zig-Zag, who criticised the proposed ustablishment of an aquarium. "It was long the custom of the Na(ional Commission of Fisheries to operate
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    224 18 (To the Editor, >"he Malaya Ti bunt/ Sir—With regard to Mr. Huck Ci:ua:i\> lengthy criticism of the photograph of the Indian Rope Trick, I have written to the Ceylon Dally News and the Hindu Illustrated supply such details .as would authenticate the pictures. Neither of the papers
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    212 18 (To the Edi*or, the Ma'-aya Tribune, Sir,— Judging by the many Inters which have appeared in your paper, there seems to be a very large consensus of opinion that money should not be burnt but should be used to pcrpetuatt? the memory of the Silver Jubilee of our
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    217 18 Popular Nomination Of Mr. Toh Eng Hoe (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, March 2. Mr. Toh Eng Hoe. J.P.. one of the most popular of the younger set cf leaders of the Chinese community in Perak, enjoys the enviable distinction of being the first Hokkien to
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    322 19 Progress Of Debate On India Bill Indian 'Politician Attacks Policy Of lhe Government London, Feb. 14. IN the House of Commons, to-day, .Mr. Mac Donald announced that Tuesday and Wednesday next week ould be devoted to the Committee Stage of the India Bill. The hope that
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    SEVERE CENSURE
    669 19 "Honestly Blind Led By Perversely Blind" London, Feb. "J. The present reform plan is a tragedy of the honestly blind many being led by the perversely blind few. This autack on the Indian policy of the Government was delivered to-day by Mr. M. K. Acharya, a former member
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    DEATH AFTER DANCE
    301 19 INDIA'S NATURAL RESOURCES Steadying Influence On World Markets London. "fNDIA has enormous natural resources and will do her utmost to deyelop them for her own reQuiremeuts." said Sir Harry Lindsay, former Trade Commissioner of India, speaking on India's industrial and commercial future at the British Empire Club. "India has adopted
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    70 19 conscious and taken to "he hospital, but died soon after. Mr. Fergusson was Director for Madras adn South India of the Remington Typewriter Company. He recently returned from leave from Scotland. ■I<lH Mr wife and child now are. A verdict of accidental death was returned at the inquest. Mr Fergusson
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