Malaya Tribune, 9 April 1936

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VoL xxni. No. 83 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Apr. 9, 1936. Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1936. FIVE CENib.
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      100 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya i I (DtMvaJLcls OXFORD^®"^ SAUSAGES I "GOLDEN VALLEY' AUSTRALIAN' J -^1 BRANDY THE LABEL TO LOOK OUT IOII A HIGH QUALITY BRAND AT A LOW PRICE Obtainable ot all fir»'.-class stores. <-• -> GumpjE c 6b Sole Agents* id.S. 10 DRASTIC REDUCTIONS BARGAINS
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      233 1 Arc you considering BUYING A WATCH Get our quotations first before going- elsewhere. Our widest range:— Cyma, RoskofT, Vulcain Paramount M.C.C., Polar, S.P. and others. Suits all pockets and fancy i MALAYAN WATCH C 0„ 433, North Bridge Road, j (near Middle Kd >. Singapore. I E1 "101 USES FOR
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    BISHOP'S SPEECH ON MORALS
    169 2 Shameless Young Peopit Of To-Day Melbourne 'Australia). gIRTH control has made free love, anci tion CUISe f the youn er aettaKt b rden of a speech against the "shamelessness" of the girls of to-day by which one of the trW Chu?ch bl ha h s OPS
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    SUBMARINES FOR CHINA
    17 2 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Apr. 8. the extensSn nf aval Ministry f Ol
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    "NO BENEFIT FROM THE LEAGUE"
    138 2 C:ylon Man Resigns From Society JHE Ceylon branch cf the League of Hikkaduwa procfrn- Weeras »"ya. the When the local socitty was "estabuVhe,! I thought we would b« aYe t« X. i good in Ceylon b feteHng a sulrTn* 1 SEER? ft?" C °bet r
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    30 2 A special meeting of the Johore untitled Reeistrn nv. lew ua y s ago inMuair Court, Loycock. H H P Nor 10 T JGoho. and G H Toh S C
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    BRITISH EXPORT INCREASE
    308 2 imports Down ADVERSE BAL v\. IMPROVES I i (By Air Mai]) j London, Ifer. lg outstanding feature. of h tains overseas tri.i, I February, disclosed bv the* Trade returns, are that lx, V Die highest since Fehru and that imports fe £7' Ji January total by £7,706.831
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      209 2 h dXrey'& coutd ©fe ifr IfC j| VJ. 11 mmm^m JaJioue, NATURE'S WARNING OF wm jm r BREAKDOWN fr£|H[ HORLICK'S restores vigour, gi ws l/3 rd extra energy HORLICK'S <& n THE OP/CINAL MALTED MILK Mfcr ,0 PER «NT. ENERGY-GIVING NOURISHMENT REPRESENTATIVE: H.M. Hon™ (^"WEAB ~,ll" r1,, »W| I COM
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      37 2 l a go,den brown and Get the habit. Buy your cakes means *<>st]y. and pastry f rom tne GJ| P, ac c your order UOW YoU ,ike them immense*.' j PHONE G.H. CAFE 1 NO. (JOBB LIMITED.
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      66 2 > ffllliMlltll|M||||iM|| BliaaakM ua ■"■"•"■«•«*«i>niiimi,iii,Htui t f l tJ I I S**rrty and Quickly Removed! t »Wle you sleep. Leaves I W*? y**". «"*»r and natural. C" endorsedlL So easy to mm. The nrirt im»v«B iv magic worth. 11 Stillman's I Freckle Cream I 5f m T J Whiten. freckles
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    SINGAPORE FIRE DEPARTMENT
    531 3 Report SUMBER OF CALLS INCREASED I( i_ .,j,i i.tl report for the year I'rt V!» II. E. Stevens*. Supor- I <injf:»'M»iv Fire DepartThe number of calls recfcive.1 v not ,r hi 1 increase of 69 on la*fc Ovures U J«- Classified as untl'-r*- On- WHhin Mnnicinal I.lmPf
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    FIRE PROTECTION
    725 3 Installations Tested At Many Places Ine flic installations wore examined and nested at Government House. Municipal Gilice... the General Hospital, the Government Monopolies Depot at Pruslr P-iijung. the Ho Hong Oil Mills und Merits. John Littte and Co Inspections were made and reports submitted to the authorities concerned
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      84 3 1 Self Reding ALL BRITI n Speedy and silent in action, this Duplicator u^\^^io^^ te. the machine is of an c raeans of a variable lever, the density Jf circulars, of upkeeping the machine itself is n f#S2turnedout with a minimum Bill and Acknowledgement Forms, etc., can be( turned om
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      77 3 MALAY ROMANIZED STOHY HOOKS NOW ON SALE HONG SIN No. 1 to 14. OAK HWEE No. I to 8. Cheng Teek Khoon. Ntfo Cheo Low Tang Khla. Chit Sih Pat Mia Su. Pat Bee Tor. Say Han. Siane Ha Ngo Ltong Hnay. Ow Liat Kok Cheo. Tanp- Chey Liat Kok.
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      222 3 Happy days indeed, when parents arc young and \Rf*F %S\ !>.tl>\ is thriving. Normal babies are healthy and jBPIT n kliv rC( l l,ire reasonable care and correct feeding to VV|[lpjF&i deeding is now a simple- matter—if nature fails use lvi 1 i "LACTOGEN" is a modified dried milk food
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES NEED FOR CARGO TONNAGE
    844 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES NEED FOR CARGO TONNAGE Question Of Price THE BEST TIME TO BUILD I I kf V Vlews on lhc Pf«uable demand for new tonnage and the opportune time for buifdine were expressed by Mr. J. Leslie e> J the paper "New Cargo which' hV f^ Problems, 1
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    C.M.S.N. CO.'S REFORMS
    197 4 Abolition Of Compradore System And Tips New reforms, including the abolition of the system of compradores. elimination of tips and numbering of all berths on steamers, were to be enforced by the China Merchants Steam Navigation Co beginning on April I. In order to assist the ships'
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      350 4 and BRITISH INDIA P. O. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. BHUTAN 6 m ™f RAJPUTANA 17 000 Anr 10 BEHAR Vnnr. a P IS SOUDAN fi'.°no° JE 24 RANPURA iToon M ay I RAWALPINDI Jt'Joo hS M BURDWAN fi n 7n T May 2 CORFU f/™ J T
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      38 4 I O. S. K. DECK j COLO MB O j I JSI7 I I Next Sailing s.s. "HAWAII MARU*' APRIL 9, at p.m. For particulars apply to: OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA, I J TEL. 5337—9. I 1 i J
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      344 4 IV. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Apr. 16 *m.s. TERUKUNI MARU Apr. 29 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU May 14 s.s. HARUNA MARU May 28 Rates to Ist class 2nd class
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      441 4 P4SSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Clas s Motorships. Most Cab ns har/e adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. Sham BORINGIA 14-4 14-4 15-4 17-4 ERRIA 5-5 5-5 6-5 8-5 LALANDIA 26-5 26-5
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      393 4 STEAMER SAILl^r NORDDEUTSCHKP r (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Com pa n a tended fixtures: OUTWARDT. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHAN<;h*i NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due B it "POTSDAM" omits North China and Yokohama I "ISAR" HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND. HAMBURG l\n BREMEN: > "HAVEL" also calls Malta M seilles, Casablanca.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    223 5 SPON PRICE TOPS 7½d Local Tone Continuss Singapore, Thursday morning, ber (Singapore) 26 :5 cts., hanged* I Tone: Steady. Quiet. (Spore) *l<>- 7 down o-dav's Prices: 7 9 16 els., lip 1 16 ct. ket Tone: Steady. York: 15 15 16 cts., unchangkel T >ne: Steady. TIN
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    MALACCA RUBBER PLANTATIONS
    71 5 Dividends On Ordinary Pref< mc Shares fUTHRIE and Co.. Ltd., as agents for v .Malacca Rubber Plantations, have received a cable from the secretaries ting that the directors recommend a final dividend of per cent, on oar? shares In respect of the last year. With regard to
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    NEW SCUDAI LTD.
    30 5 The output of new Scudai, Ltd.. estate the month of March amounts to 28 130 lb. making a total of 387.800 lb. the yar ended Mar. 31.
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1594 5 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyali and Evatt:— MINING i Singapore, Thursday, 10 a.m. lssut. Fraser Lyall Value Co. Evatt 4- Ampat 5 6 6 5 6 6;- I UA. Kumbang 28 6 29 6 28 3
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    75 5 Gilt-Edgeds In Modest Demand -Reuter Wireless. London, Apr. 7. On the Stock Exchange the modest investment demand for giltedged securities continues but, elsewhere, new issues are stealing the thunder of their elder brethren. Consequently many industrials were inclined to droop for want of support. International issues ruled less
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    173 5 Prices Realised At Weekly Sale Singapore, Wednesday. THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association held its 1,272 nd auction to-day when there were: Catalogued 674,091 lb.—tons 300.97 Offered 633,877 lb.—tons 232.98 Sold 548,891 lb.—tons 245.04 London—Spot 7 li2d. New York—Spot 15 15i16 cents. PRICES REALISED RIBBED SMOKED
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    SOYA BEANS
    91 5 Import Duty Affects Trade Reuter. London. April 7. The treasury i on the recommendation the Import Duties Advisory Committee, has issued an order authorising the allowance on drawback oi customs dutiis as from April 9 In respect of soya beans used for the manufacture, firstly, of soya beau
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    EMPLOYMENT AT HOME
    82 5 General Improvement Except In South Wales Etdited official Wireless All administrative distriets of Great Britain, with the exception South Wales, .shire in the improvement in fin ploy m/tit \vhieh 1» in tli JUibour Mvni.try «stat|.t.(M is ut-cl lasu tMorc IVno s nnt* reduction .ti employ Uip mm
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    BOARD OF TRADE
    74 5 Wholesale Prices Daring March British Official Wireless. London, April 6. The Board of Trade average of wholesale prices was the same in March as in the preceding month, but showed an increase of 5.5 per cent, compared with March 1035. New capital issues in the first quarts
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    TIN OUTPUTS
    48 5 The following are tin outputs for March:— Pahang Consolidated 3.140 pels. Ipoh Tin Dredging Ltd <A.Etam> 58; pels 17G.800 yardage treated: 620 hour* Sungei Kinta Tin Dredging 435 pels. 153.600 yardage treated: 641 hours rum Tcmoh Tin Dredging 894 pels. 74.900 yardage treated; 630 hours run.
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    NORTH BORNEO RUBBER
    467 5 Quota Rj islon BIG INCREASE CLAIMED IN connection with British North Romeo's claim fora revision of her rubber quota, a lenjrthy memorandum is published by the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce. The second slump started in 1929 (declares the memorandum inter alia) and hit the rubber companies
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      124 5 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. .MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACE C*m Fu..y Paid l.c» 00.000 00a Kam SjSonicd: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, Pnmhiv Berlin. Calcutta, Canton, D°a"en FengUen, 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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      28 5 I HE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LTD FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St., Singapore. L. G. JOHNSON General Manager.
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      90 5 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4, D'Almcida Street. AU %a D nai andSUbSCribed £2.000.000 Paid-JS Capital MJjMg Reserve Fund 500 000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad Bahrein, Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS ODened and money rece'ved on Fixed
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      388 5 IF EVERY WIFE KNEW WHAT EVERY WIDOW KNOWS EVERY HUSBAND WOULD BE ADEQUATELY INSURED. We offer you something unusual in insurance The International has devised an exclusive insurance feature. The Disability Compensation I Hauae. Under this Clause we not only pay certain benefits in ease of temporary disability through accident,
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    PRIEST SENT TO GAOL
    285 6 Eight Months For Political Attack F^^ t€nces for th f Nazi Te Bime and an arre alleged "passive resistance to w X ar, 3 reported. c 8 A sentence of eight monihQ' i„, merit has been palsed o Alh Fntsch a Roman Catholic P ri e
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      552 6 IM. HASSAN 86 37, BRAS BA3AH ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to aU orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements Estimate submitted upon re* uuest witnout charge or obligator;. 'PHONE MIL
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      656 6 TPrr Busin ess Premises -Business premises, 7 Dhoto S',/ 11 business or Top vppiy 64, Wiikie Road. Rooms To Let Rn«rt Ca S CleS for boarde rs at No. 67, Wilkit 552J Sm^a P° r e- Spacious, airy rooms t w n n Sa ?t badminton) loVinuta jto Town. Charges
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      566 6 J TRADEMARK NOTICE OXFORD%^ SAUSAGES THE FAST ASIATIC CO C* SV NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that th« trade mark depicted above is the ex™V™property of AKTIESELSKABET DET OSTASIATISKE KOMPAONI (also known as THE FAST ASIATIC roiu PANY, LIMITED I a Company'mcorpot atee in Denmark and having a place of business
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      1044 6 I NOTICE As the Par Eastern Music School has engaged a Foreign and Notable Instructor in addition to the present staff, the parents and the public in general will have now the opportunity of securing their suitable and convenient time ENROLL RIGHT NOW BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE. During Easter
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      185 6 THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS. AUCTION SALE OF Littles' Robinson.-' English iron Teak counters, index filing Eh*"hmv kis ta S es wardro:: iah. H.M.V. portable gramophone, mower, D.C. Crompton ceiling fa canary cages, real Belgium velvei table Divan bed covers, crock To b sold by Auction without reserve nv°™™l e^ m No
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    ENGINEERING ASSN. OF MALAYA
    162 7 REPORTS OF THE VARIOUS SECTIONS Engineering Association of i va will hold their sixteenth eneral meeting in Singapore ay .Apr. 26, at 9.30 a.m. report of Council and those other sections for the year pear below. PORT OF COUNCIL ral Council Meetings were i the year,
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    RESOLUTION CARRIED
    553 7 Alliance With Institution Of Structural Engineers 10, 1935, an Extraordinary ting was held in Kuala allowing resolution by Mr. F. G. Coaies, W J W iliams, and rried unai imously that: rii j Association of :ontract an alliance oi Stiuctural Engibe derived from thio it, a id the
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    PERAK SECTION
    557 7 Contact With Fpoh Trade School Maintained Librany The library remaining the Ipoh Club ami r.mtinn-"» to mow In importance n soiree of reJerenrc to l.ht' Minuter c.f Proer <J'>n?.s of Home Institution* oc? ruirmt onijlm.erjnji literature. T'l JU- of ih» 1 Section are dur* t« Hi* Fr r'l
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    SINGAPORE SECTION
    688 7 Increase In Number Of Members The membership of Singapore Section on Dec. 31, 1934, was 75. The membership of Singapore Section on Dec. 31, 1935, was 80. The Committee met 14 times during the year under review with an average attendance of 8 members. 18 Ordinary Meetings or
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      173 7 Stand Discovery Restores Youth In 24 Hours Keren from loss of vigour, nar■UU! Kr.Hv imDure blood. ted to learn of a new gland dls by an American Doctor This new discovery makes it powf D J to qui. lv Dd easily, restore» vigour to glands and body .to build ncn.
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      323 7 WEAR THE PSYCHO RAY BADGeTT SELF-TREATMENT OF DISEASE I WITH MARVELLOUS RESULTS. pastes. Price $3.00 each j S I SOLE SUPPLIER: 'X&JK I MAX TING SUM,d.m.t d.s.t.. j F.P.C. <Lond.), F.N.A.M.-Th. (Lond.) r 5 Mechano-Therapy, Psycho-Therapy i and Electro-Therapy, j| c JALAN sKOLA, KUALA LUMPUR S TrCTIMAAII AS. Co. Malaya
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      143 7 BEAUTIFUL BABIES OF SINGAPORE Both these lovely children were reared in Singapore on Cow Gate. In trying climates this Food p' A-.. is a boon indeed to the ill anxious mother. 7 Freshly made and packed in Wl* English meadows shipped nothing so good when natural I I Cow Gate
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    144 8 SHIPS FIREMAN GAOLED Singapore, Wednesday. James Macquirc, a fireman on board the s.s. Baron Cawder was yesterday charged before Commander C C Dix in the Marine Police Court with disobeying the orders of Captain R. Walker by not clearing ares in the
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    PASSENGERS
    124 8 Singapore. Thursday. The following passengers disembarked at Singapore irom the P. and O. Ranchi which arrived here from China and Japan yesic-rday:— Mrs. M. Barr. Miss P. J. Barr FLt and Mrs. Goatcher. Lt. A. G. Chitty Mr C. Slater. Mr. and Mrs. V/. G. Adams. Mr. J. C.
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    THE HARBOUR
    107 8 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Singapore, Apr. 9. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1> Rajula 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Ranchi 18; Eumaeus 13. Tilawa 11 Kutsang 9; Hawaii Maru V. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Javanese Prince 30; Flintshire 32Larut 34. Empire Dock (Entrance
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    RUBBER CROPS
    43 8 M The following are crop returns for Chersonese (F. 5.8.) Estates Ltd. Dessistown Rubber -Dessis- 23 town Estate) Highlands and Lowlands Para m 000 Klabang Rubber ii'JSS Kmn Rubber Plantations 55S Sungei Krian Rubber 20n Sungei (Way SE) Rubber 43 000
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    58 8 Mails expected from Europe etc to-day and general delivery of ette?s 9 a.m. to-morrow y ,A^ a cl lS^ expected from Europe etc (Amsterday, by Air (Netherlands? time o m Jn c H y f letters only I leSir, o day and general delivery y of letters 9
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    91 8 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT MININr p.; Singapore, Thursday. fair number of deaN and a cordon «a t s are being rescrip offering g K? C hL IS th mln demand at 75 cents and *i m ngms in lively. HongFatts92, a 9 4 d Lukut and .,Jelcbu s business done
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    WAGE ADJUSTMENTS
    25 8 British Official Wireless. to be undertaken fleld f of 1837 and t HM!;i the end continu* to be £wSiIli? e lndex wou! d
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    Money Market
    216 8 SELLING Singapore. April 8. London 4 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London 3 months' sight 2 4 3 32 London 60 days' sight 2 4 116 London 30 days' sight 2>4 1116 London demand 2,4 132 London T..T. 24 1|32 Lyons and Paris demand 870 Hamburg demand
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    67 8 —British Official Wireless. London, April 8. New Yo^4 4 n 4 i>e\v YOik 4.94->-. Montreal 4.9GV oSSt ,*>*?;*■ *jtneva 1a.17%. Milan'fi?? 1 T BertS SsTl9^f/ n22 39,/z "tenni 9a( 2 PwKE nof 4 official. 2 thcns 520 filers. Bucharpsit aaa 6C Lisbon HO 1.8. sellers B^rade 217. Montevideo
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    PRODUCE
    178 8 Singapore, April 8 R. (Sian w SiS?, 2 per K °y a $123 Rice, B Siam St N 0 f fe" Rice, B. Siam' J Per S oyan WW Siam. Race T' P6r Koyan 107 Siam, Rice. 2 $22G Siam. Race 3 20S R. «Siam. "Sinhuay" No. l" SS
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    Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON?
    212 8 Public Funetions And Sports Fixtures JO-DAY. APR High Tide:—12.15 p.m Football: S.A.FA League, Div r r> r j. S.CF.A., Anson Road ft». Fits' n lA FI V R InilM Fus, II. Changi; Diy m y, Servmes v. m.pjj.. &kc L3\vn Tennis: Tournament £>. TO-MORROW,
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    AMUSEMENTS
    78 8 ALHAMBRA —"Girl Friend:' CAPITOL.--A Tale of Two Citi -tainng Ronala Colman. PAVIUON.- 'The Obost Goes Wf EMPlRE.—Cantonese Talkie. «2P5* V WORLD.— Cabaret Dancing. Side-shows, Malay Opera,-. Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. MARLBOROUGH, The an" and -Secret of the Chateau/; NEW WORLD.— Cabaret Dancing, Side-snows. Malay Operas, Chinese Wayangs, Cinemas.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    104 8 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Monday noon. No IXp<?q i Buyers. Seller,. i>o. i.A.K.S.S. in cases (T. 0.8. April i 26% 26~z Good f.a.q. in eases (F. 0.8. April 26 3 s 26 1 > No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose. «awardable Spore» 26% 2671 do. April
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      320 8 CmZ~. MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL I RAFFLES BAKERY CONFECTIONERY ORDERS ARE NOW BE ING BOOKED FOR HOT CROSS BUNS TELEPHONE YOUR Tele. No. REQUIREMENTS WM W I bea View Hotel I T IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT f *3m£ "OX AND GOLD* J TO-NIGHT, FRIDAY~& "SATURDAY" J I I ROMANTIC NIGHfH •j. SPECIAL
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      13 8 Why talerate Cockroaches? Sprinkle FLIT POWDER MADS BY THE MAKERS OF FAMOUS FLIT
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      10 8 'wn a shine- Sow Ltd., Hull A ni V I
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      49 8 PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE 23& niI, JS: I cu,ar aoo. J r, Pl,Cated defeots of vision. Glasses if neeaed. t R. A. THOMPSON, DOS I (D °f ocul ar Science) C 1 Arcade (Ground Floor) f v Phone 3002. J Years European Clinical Experience. f J I 1.
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      157 8 ENGINEERS Rnß SIT DOWN AND Wgj THINK THIS OVER •'BOOKI Th r T aV,y a thousands of i qJJ"; opportunities arovind you but unSUCCtWtm V" know wher they are d how to prepa,e for tht UdHK IW chances or* that your ooportunJt y Wlli P°" NT unheeded. This il da,r
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      189 8 j Postal Intelligence m% SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY China (generally), Hoihow n iTilawa» 1 p.m. Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Tilawa) 1 pm Hongkong (TUawa) l pm' i ap n (Tilawa) 1 p.m.' saka tm (Tilawa) 1 p. m America (South) m (Hawaii Maru) 2pm Africa East and
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    THROUGH SOUTHERN ITALY
    520 9 MARVELLOUS LAND COLOURFUL ROTARY ADDRESS BY MR. J. LAYCOCK Singapore, Wednesday. -j- auties of Southern Italy and attractions that Italy offers av< rage man on holiday wero by Mr. John Laycock in an address he delivered at |y meeting of the Rotary I tveoek said: Europeans intending
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    THE APPIAN WAY
    511 9 Goal Of The Roman Legions tv,?oiS g ba^ k t0 Brl ndisi we land from quayside till v/e reach a bread fiieht nf SSStf 1 m K' ble St?ps At "the top o m,rM. ma ble steps b a antiqu, marble column with a fine capital and
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    693 9 Scene Of Hannibal's Greatest Victory But in 216 B.C. it ran red with the blood of 50.000 Romans, for this is the Aufidus. In Livy'i words "Jam ventum est ad Cannas". The battlefield of Cannae Hannibal's greatest victory over Rome is only three or four miles upstream.
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    171 10 Unexpected End To Assizes Case (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. THERE was an unexpected ending to a case in the Supreme Court to-day when Mr H. C. Willan. the D.L.A., informed Mr. Justice Pedlow, that he was withdrawing the charge of murder against a Tamil,
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    73 10 Ord.r For 31 New HighSpeed Bombers Reuter. Los Angeles, April 8. THIRTY-ONE long-rang.; high-speec 1 8 r 1 t 0 be co.istru-ted at th r uttee Aircraft Woxks for Chi*v.:' a Ar They will be adapted from the Vultc tlngle-engined !n">wine, transoor; Tti'WiOoJans ued by seveiol American
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    355 11 Proposal By German Official GTTpAfATvrv v. Berlin, Mar. 18. ERMANY should be allotted unexmiJiSiSS rsea territories, in which ??H»f v btaln part of the ra w ma- he needs under her own management and at her own cost th f inter esting proposal for Uui tlon
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE: DEATH
    66 12 MR. LEE KKYE GUAN. aged 70, the beloved husband of Madam Nonya, passed avva.v peacefully at 2.15 a.m. on Tuesday, at No. 10 Pulasan Road. He leaves behind besides his widow, 5 sons. Messrs. Lee Kee Kiat, Kee M°ng, Kirn Kiat, Kirn Teck and Kirn Seng, 4
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    HEALTH IN THE EAST
    825 12 QPINIONS as to the usefulness, or otherwise, of the League of Nations as an instrument for the preservation of world peace are widely different. They vary from the sincere, almost passionate, faith of those who profess to see in Geneva a super naturally created ability to
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    38 12 Injury Through Fall From Horse M^m 5 E LY local manager of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Co.. Ltd.. who is at present home on leave, was thrown from hi 8 Sustained'a bufit^UiS^
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    20 12 Captain L. S. Skelton. of the Trade and Customs Department. Ipoh, is going Home on leave on the 14th instant
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    30 12 Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Chisholm left Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday night en route for England via Japan and AmeThey expect to be returning towards the end of the year
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    45 12 Miss Pamela Eber. only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Eber, of Singapore, was married to Mr. Douglas WhYMackay. eldest son of Mr. and Mrs R V Whyte Mackay, of Aberdeen, at the church of St. Mary-of-the-Angels, London, at the end of last month
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    41 12 Mrs. C. T. de B. Whitehouse, of Teluk Anson, is now in residence at her new bungalow. "Lali Djiwo," on the Cameron Highlands and will be there over the Easter holidays. Mrs C B Graburn, of Sungkai, is Mrs. Whitehouse's guest.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Wah !
    153 12 NOTES COMMENTS Wah DEFERRING to Mr. Alec Dixon's book 'Singapore Patrol," the journal John Bull says, under the heading "We Police the Earth":— "Detective-Inspector Alec Dixon, ot the Singapore Police, did more to clean up the pirate menace in the China Seas than all the Chinese forces put together Watching
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    The Albert Bar
    260 12 ■THE Malayan Police Magazine is an unusually interesting journal. Credit is due to those who work so hard to keep it bright, cheerful and full of good reading. Everybody a good murder story. Th? present issue contains the concluding instalment of "The Murders in the Albert Bar,"
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    Diesel Taxation
    156 12 of the members of thf Ta Flanters' Association are eoncen ed regarding a report that a duty. parable with that levied on petrol and kerosene, is to be imposed on Di engine fuel. If such a duty is inti it will certainly be to the disach of estates,
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    Mr. C. S. See
    183 12 jy|R. C. S. SEE, the much i young Rotarian of X;; is nearing the end of his world tour. After a- lengthy stay In thi Un States, where he addressed man; R Clubs and other societies, he let* for Honolulu and then Japan and C In
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    327 12 By "Looker On" i ALL that some people realise alien they attempt to sell their investments is what fools they've been. A A "It is amazing." says a beauty adviser, "how many girls* eyebrows seem to change their position from day to clay." Evidently the girls
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    PLANES, TANKS AND CAVALRY IN MONGOL ATTACK RUSSIANS IN THE ARMOURED CARS
    134 13 SEVERE LOSSES Japanese Version Of The Battle Tokyo, Apr. 8. y KKPOltT from Hsinking gives the te\t of the Kwantung Army communique ili'tailiitg the Taulan fighting on 'l.ii. "»L in which a Japanese i (liter and three Japanese
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    LAND ATTACK
    225 13 Mongols Forced To Retreat In Disorder -Reuter. WjnUhUr .1 mixed Outer Mongol ,Mit i-'ii i- Ijiio' hod an attack vt ts f tolled bv the Japanese\1 *»i«**» m«« ""Os. who counter-at-t.it'.ni the activities of the rvf*tI'ltiirr of the Moneol planes of u1t'« 1» two »vere heavily damaged an.i
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    ANOTHER FIGHT?
    133 13 Mongolians Sending Up Reinforcements Sin Chew Jit Poh. Peiping. April 9. thousand "crack" Outer Monli in ro./p.s wen? reviewed in the subor L'rg,» yesterday by the Premier. force |.s ihe best equipped in Outer i'!u and aif leaving for the eastern fan rfufflie Japanese are planning to es-
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    ITALO-ABYSSINIAN WAR
    70 13 There is accommodation for 50 passengers on the Hindenburg. The above picture shows the dining room with part of the observation promenade with its slanting windows. An idea of the size of the Hindenburg, the largest airship in the world, is given in this picture taken at untitled when she
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    $15,000 STOLEN
    104 13 London. April i. GENEVA messages report that at a meeting this afternoon, the League Committee of Thirteen decided to instruct its chairman, Senor d«3 Madariaga. to get in touch with Baron Aloisi with a view to ascertaining if Italy is willing to start peace negotiations at once. It also set
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    REDS IN SHANSI
    94 13 Estate Burglary In Nebong Tebal (From Our Own Reporter) fpoh, Thursday. IT is reported from Xebong Tebal that 515.0C0 in cash was stolen from the safe in the office of Caledonia Estate on Monday night. The safe was broken and the money, which wis for the payment of coolies who
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    MUSLIM WRATH IN PEIPING
    71 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, April 9. As all the ferry boats have been burnt, the Shansi Reds find it impossible to cross the Huangho River and are atempting to force their way to Suiyuen via Paoteh and Hochu. Marshal Yen Shi Shan has instructed General Fu Tsoi Vi, the
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    U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
    103 13 Sin Che Jit Poh. Peiping, April 9. THE offices of three Peiping newspapcis—the World Evening Post, the World News and the Kung Mia Pao—were stormed and wrecked by hundteds of Mohammedans yesterday. The Mohammedans, it appears, were enraged by certain reports and articles appearing in the three papcis concerning Mohammedan
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    BRITISH AIR MAILS
    103 13 -Reuter. MaHison (Wisconsin!, Apr. 8. PRESIDENT Roosevelt has obtained more than twice as many votes as Senator Borah the only Republican entered against him in Wisconsin in the Presidential primary election, the first State primary in which President Roosevelt's name is entered. The incomoicte returns give President Roosevelt 234,000 and
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    MR. PANG HSU PUI
    117 13 -Re liter London, April 8. IN the House of Commons to-day, Sir Philip Sassoon, Under-S2crctary for Air. said he hoped the extension of the British air mail from Hongkong to Shanghai would be practicable later, but as Mr. A. C. Moreing <Conservative), the questioner, would realise, this would depend on
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    ANXIETY FOR NEW AIRSHIP
    250 13 MR. PANG HSU PUI Nanking, April 9. Mr. Pang Hsu Pui has been appointed Under-Secretary to the Chinese Foreign Office—Sin Chew Jit Poh. ANXIETY FOR NEW AIRSHIP HINDENBURG No Message For Six Hours Reuter. Berlin, Apr. 9. news of the airship Hindenburg has been received during the past six hours.
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    FOREIGN LENDING
    156 13 Loosening London's Capital Market -Reuter I_ London, April 8, T will probably l(:ui to u loosening of th* bonds in which the London capital tuarkeo has been held for the pa*t five years is i!>e consensu* of city opinion regarding the Ltppomtment of an Advisory Commitu?e on foreign
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    ALLEGED SABOTAGE
    117 13 Cases Of Insubordination To Investigated Reuter New York, April 8. THE Washington correspondent of the 1 New York Times says that as a first step in the investigation of the alleged sabotage on American ships, manned mainly by foreign-born crews, the Bureau of Navigation has requested operators of
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    NARCOTIC TRADE
    89 13 Question In House Of Commons Reuter London, April 8. IN the House of Commons, replying to Mr. A. C. Moreing, Viscount Cranbourne, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs, stated that as far as the Foreign Secretary was aware, the Opium Advisory Committee of the League of Nations had made no
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    CHIEF JUSTICE. F.M.S.
    30 13 Sir Samuel Thomas, Chief Justice of the F.M.S., arrived in Singapore thij morning. He will embark on the P. and O. Ranchi to-morrow for England on leave.
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    CONTINUANCE OF TIN CONTROL
    154 13 Vital To Producers NEGOTIATIONS NOW PROCEEDING -Reuter. London, Apr. MR. J. H. Thomas, Secretary for Ihe Colonies, stated in reply to Caipt. Peter MacDonald (Conservative) in the House of Commons, that he understood from fhe Chairman of the International Tin Committee that negotiations were proceeding between
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    PACIFIC AIR LINE
    63 13 America And China Reach Agreement Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, April 9. Tile Ministries of Communications in Nanking and Washington have reached an agreement for the joint running of a Sino-American air line across the Pacific. The section from America to Manila will be run by the
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    PARIS PROPOSALS IMPRACTICAL
    79 13 GENEVA VIEW Economic Exchange Suggested Reuter. Geneva, Apr. 8. i THE French plan in reply to Herr Hitler's memorandum, had a generally unfavourable reception in Geneva, where it is regarded as visionary, ambitious and impracticable. French quarters exhibit no enthusiasm, while German quarters regard it as artificial
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    POLITICAL SECTION
    258 13 Proposal For European Commission Paris, April 8. THE French reply to Herr Hitler's me- morandum of Apr. 1 consists of a communique, a thirteen-page memorandum, and a declaration containing the French proposals, divided into twenty-five chapters. The political section contains a proposal for a European Commission and suggests
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    REGIONAL UNIT
    181 13 Control Of Execution Of Treaties Router. Under the heading of political dispositions, the Note says, Europe constitutes a typical regional unit. Even if Europe appears too vast a field to apply collective security by mutual assistance and disarmament, there is reason for organising regional ententes and regional treaties
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    644 14 PRESS AID Finds Vital Witness For Petitioner (From Our Own Reporter) T Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. HE publicity given by the press to a divorce case which came up in the Supreme Court on Monday was the means of enabling the petitioner, Mrs.
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    126 14 Annual Meeting Of Benevolent Society 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. The annual general meeting of the Malacca Chinese Benevolent Society t£h d°« Saturda y at the office or Koh Keng Bock and Co., and the folowms were elected office bearers for the current year. President.-Mr. Loh
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    "THE GIRL FRIEND"
    193 14 Musical Comedy At The Alhambra AT THE CINEMAS 1 Singapore. Thursday. /*OLt'N£BlA Pictures orfer a new type of musical comedy in 'The Girl Pnerut," which opened at the Alhambra Theatre yesterday. Featuring beautiful Ann Sotliern. Jactc Haley and Rope: Pryor. the story takes tne audience 1 riuomrh
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    201 14 "The Widow From Monte Carlo" A ROLLICKING comedy drama, filled f 1 with exciting action, was provided for patrons of the Victoria Theatre last night when "The Widow from Mont* Carlo," a Warner Brothers picture had its local premiere. The story concerns the highly spiced adventure and love
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    156 14 Th H LZ Cine nia at Geylang and the Regal Theatre at Geylang Serai have arranged a very interesting programme for the holidays. The Ritz will show to-night and tomorrow night "Tne Little Minister" (Katharine Hepburn) and "Page Miss Olory (Marion Davies and Dick
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    LLOYD'S
    81 14 Addition To Headquarters In London CABLE from London states that n Lloyd's have purchased the Royal Mail house and now own the whole of the island site on which their building stands. The building, which was opened by His late Majesty King George in 1928 is situated in the
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    GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES
    94 14 St. Andrew's Cathedral.—Good Friday services, 7.30 a.m. Matins. 8 am Litany. 8.15 a.m. Ante-Communion 10 11 Childrens Service 12 Noon—3 pm Thr:e Hours Devotion, conducted by the Archdeacon. the Cross EVening Service and Story of nJSf**?™ E a a.m.-Ante-Commu-hlo H 5 P- m Service of Remembrance at
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    BRITISH SHIPPING IN PACIFIC
    164 14 Competition With U.S.A. Line -Reuter. »m u Wellington, April 8 JN a debate on the position of British shipping m the Pacific, the Lee s ative Council leader, Mr. Mark Fa ea n mentioned the possibility of buS nTordPr^n 61,8 aC costin g over order to
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    HIT A POLICEMAN
    239 14 Malacca Chinese Gets Six Months (From Our Own Correspondent) K ITK T Malacca, Wednesday. UM Loy a Chinese, with a previous conviction for assault on a detective to f m^tK"^ P Ur V was to da y sentenced to 6 months rl.. for assaulting a police constable
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    65 14 Whilst Mr. E. Fredriksen, of Teluk Merbau Estate, Sepang, Selangor, was in Kelantan recently shooting rogue elephants at the request of the Government, he had a narrow escape from one of them. The bull charged Mr. Fredriksen, who gave it a death shot when it was within a few yards
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    32 14 Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jenkins, of the Methodist Episcopal Mission, and their daughter are now stationed in Teluk Anson. Mr. Jenkins replaces the Rev. CD. Patterson, who has gone on leave.
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    "THAT RESOLUTION"
    128 14 Comment On Malaya Tribune Leader A CORRESPONDENT who stgnf himself Pro Bono Publico writes as follows To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune Sir.—I must congratulate you on the I sober and well-reasoned leader on the resolution passed by the Straits SettleI menu < Singapore» Association which appeared
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    LAWYER TO PAY COSTS
    133 14 Erected Kitchen Without Official Approval (From Our Own Correspondent) xr Malacca. Wednesday. Yesterday in the Police Court. Mr. S C oono, the well-known lawyer, was ordered to pay costs (50 eta.) by Commander J C. Derrick, when Mr. S. C Goho was summoned for having erected
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    HON. CAPT. HASHIM
    132 14 Addresses Boys Of Victbria School TKn Singapore. Thursday. The Hon. Capt. Hashim. M.L.C., at the request of the Headmaster of the Victoria fS2°2, H Ra Ve an T address this morning at the school at Jalan Besar. More than /50 boys, besides the teachers, were pre- J*
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    55 14 British Official Wireless. T f London. April 8. It was announced in the House of Commons, in answer to questions put to the Dominions Secretary, that the Government hoped it might be possible to arrange for the Imperial Conference to take place in London next year at the
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    CHARTERED BANK SHROFF CHARGED
    154 14 Pleads Guilty To Theft Of $5,055 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. WONG PAX CHEONG, employed by the Chartered Bank, Ipoh, was charged in the First Magistrate's Court before Mr. V. W. W. S. Purcell this morning with the theft of $5,055. Accused pleaded guilty but
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    CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY
    101 14 The hon.treasurer of the Child Welfare Society acknowledges with thanks the subscription of $2 per month which are being collected by Mrs. H. G. Baxter from the following subscribers:— The Hon. Mr. A. S. Small and Mrs. Small, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. Reilly, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs. MacDonnell, Mrs.
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    ARAB DEPUTATION
    53 14 London, April 3. The Colonial Secretary announced in the House of Commons at question time that he had invited the Arab leaders to send a deputation to meet him in London and, in the interval, no further steps towards establishment of a Legislative Council in Palestine wer*» being
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    SHATTERING BLOW TO PEACE
    117 14 LORDS DEBATE The Situation In Europe London, Apr. 8 J HE Leader of the Opposition in the House of Lords. Lo*i Snell, raised the question of the international situation this afternoon. Lord Halifax, intervening i n the debate, said that discussions on the Italo-Abyssinian dispute were
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    INTERNATIONAL ORDER
    338 14 No Justification For Germany's Action <?J?™ 1 1° Eur °Pe. the Lord Privv Seal said that the method chosen bJ Germany to force her claims on world attention had dealt a shattering fnd far-reaching blow at the foundations on which international order nad" It might be true that
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    BLUE BOOK PUBLISHED
    363 14 Discussion On European Settlement B k 0f nearIv 100 and reprodnctng, m part or in whole" about m^nntP^ U len ts des P atch es, telegrams, muZni', Prions and com^ the^Zlnmil- Stl ting some as Pects of m l tlC Hussions directed towhirh ty, EU! 2 P
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    "PEACE PLANS"
    51 14 Full Story Of Negotiations Revealed public with a Mckground In provi( J*\ th<! lory to tho 8 ound ln recent, htsUfe IrZnt B52ta?!K *T numerous "oea<v> l and ,n Un^Sorv WCh »W«8SS. and vt?aJed in hL negotiations reexercise by' BiX Gnwr the r0n st3 "t I aarJS\SS?rS SffittSea
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    172 15 WHERE IS HE? i Danger From Armed Brigands Renter Wireless. Rome, Apr. 7. tt'HERK is the Negus"? is thquestion obstervera on the Mtern Front are asking today, presumed he abandoned the r-car which the Italians capbweause he feared it would ,t cr :he attention
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    60 15 Addis Ababa Will Not Be Bombed R a uter Wireless. I' .'d thai the British AmbasRr.r'- received on assr-rance rulimis will not oomb the r,» 01 Addis Ababu uid Diref *h? Abyssinian rearn- dispersed yesterday, arcora- romniunique X it una Lion railing to the colours of miliary <u»r-
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    44 15 The new composite Short-Mayo air craft now under construction lor Imperial Airways. The new craft is for u e on the Imperial air-routes where very long non-stop stages are involved. MENACE OF "REDS" Japanese Offer To Fight Them j I Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    388 15 Shanghai, Apr. 8. UEAVY reverses were suffered by Yun- nanese troops in their engagement with the Reds" on April 4. whereby the "Reds" were able to penetrate into Ma lung. The city is, however, still being held by Yunnanese troops. All anti-Red" forces have been ordered to move up from
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    TWO AEROPLANES IN ONE
    471 15 adult. This gives children an excellent opportunity to realise what nowadays forms such a major part of their interest—their ambition to fly. The full fare for a seat is S5. and each flight, which wii] start from S?letar Aerodrome will last approximately 20 minutes Sects may only be booked in
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    THE HINDENBURG
    136 15 Giant Zeppel'n On Return Voyage Reuter Wireless. London. A?ril V. Aboard the seppe?iii t*uk.vJttMt*g now on i-s bom* h- t s of *hc Falkland Islands, the first Anglican Bishop to travel in an airship, says Reuter's Special Correspondent aboard the Kindenburg. He is going to England to seek
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    NORTH CHINA
    62 15 Measures To Prevent Smtitftflintf Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Apr 8 THE Executive Yuen u»s x aeu a cora- cr.-he--ivo ni*i t-w Ruppreodon of smuggling in North China. Evidence submitted by the Tientsin Customs House shows that smuggling is increasing daily, and adds that unless this Is effectively
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    50 15 A meeting of the untitled for the foundation of s-h riarships in Great Britain, which subject was hrrught uo at the l? c t ir.3*t!nß of the Johor* State Council by the Hon. Inch? Onn bin Jaffar. was held in th* office ol the Ungku Mentri Be.-,jr en April 2.
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    1088 16 DELIGHTFUL SHORT PASSING TACTICS Singapore, Thursday. THE soccer eleven of the Middles R<?iment made ft Tine impression yesterday, when they made their drbut against the S.C.C. on the Padang. For the first ten minutes of the game the "Die-hards" did not
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    MALACCA TENNIS LEAGUE
    192 16 Conditions For 1936 Tournameni (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca Wednesday. THE 193G Tennis League will start on April 14, and a good number of entries have been received The following are the conditions under which the league will be run. Each team will compose of 3 pairs.
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    INTER-STATE CRICKET
    134 16 Teams For Singapore v. Selangor Match THE following are the teams for the inter-State match between Singapore and Selangor to be played thi.s week-end on the padang: SINGAPORE G. C. Jenner (capt.) S.C.C. F. P. H. Pearse (S.C.C.) T. A. D. Hew an (S.C.C.) A. C. Growder (S.C.C.)
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    179 16 S.K. Wong Wins Rac? Course Cup THE following arc the results of the I pn^r^rvw s u,) Competition PRELIMINARY ROUND: A* L B Lim beat T Hotfilsaki w o.: N Minowa beat J Lee Kong Tye, I up c a r Qate man beat H. Masuda sv.o
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    76 16 I A friendly match between the Selan- j gor Rangers and the S.C.F A Ist XI Will be played on Sunday at the Jalan I Besar Stadium. The Chinese team will be selected from the following Ah Kow, Yong Chin Soon San, Im Peng, Chwec Chua. Yew'LenoSeng Quee,
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    CRICKET
    65 16 The following will play cricket for SL££ Johore c c at S.C C on Friday. Play commences at 11 am and ceases at 5.20 p.m G. E. C Ash, T. V. Anderson, R J Broome, W. H. Beaton, Vv W Dean B Gaillard. P Hatcher. VV. R M Haxworth
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    SCOTTISH FOOTBALL
    32 16 Th f London, April 8. Ilia following matches in the ScotUS* Football League were played toAibioa R. 4; Clyde 4. Kettnarnock 0; Hibernian l Rangers 2; Queen ol South L—Router
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    PERAK TURF CLUB
    279 16 Handicaps For First Day Of Skye Meeting THE following are the handicaps for the first day of the Perak Turf Club's Skye Meeting to be run in Ipoh on Saturday. sftttV RACE 1. Ponies, Class 3, Div. 3, 4 furs, straight: Leonie 112. Larrikin 10.9, Phoon Tok
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    EASY VICTORY
    184 16 Chinese Heat V.M.C.A. By 5-Nil The Chinese 111 gained an easy victory in their Third Division match on the Singapore Harbour Board ground yesterday evening when they beat the V.M.C.A. by five goals to nil. The game was entirely one-sideci, the winners showing form In every department of
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    FIVE GOALS TO ONE
    460 16 Soldiers Too Good For Monopolies Singapore. Thursday. TORT Canning took full points in Second Division League match at the Anson Road Stndium viv terday, when they defeated thiGovernment Monopolies bv C-i and on the display (hev gave thev rightiy deserved their victory for in spite of
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    HOLIDAY SOCCER AT HOME
    667 17 LEAGUE FIXTURES FOR THE WEEK-END THE following matches in the English and Scottish Football Leacars will be played at Home during the Easter Holidays: GOOD FRIDAY FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v. West Brom A. ton Villa v. W'hampton W. Blackburn R. v. Liverpool Boiton W. v. Preston
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    85 17 New Appointment For Famous Golfer Brltkh Ryder Cup i I,'..' i 1 -my vr.tr. was nrivnte V ,h i i hr l:Wr Mr S'imuci i 15 n "piwlfited playing j.ro- ,,J the Vei'uiam Cluo SI Al- i I 1 rlub Professional, will helt il 1 n* usual. *T-"V/v#V.*
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    103 17 ToL UowlnB have been .selected to the S oo^l Athletic Party at p against the Henderson Athletic and« April 12. on the Alexandra Road ground: Mui m x Ah p T an S- Goh Ah Chew, Tok Som Rn j' /f ua Jo Honp. Ang Chong Bian, «n
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    POST OFFICE CLUB
    78 17 oe annual general meeting of the Club which iiook place on he following office-bearers were for the year 1936-1937: sident, Mr. Ibnu Adam fre-elect-Mr. D. Kuppusamy and ¥co Meng Seah (re-elected); Hon. Mr Sim Kwang Lang (re-elect-Hon Treasurer. Mr. Ong Tens Hon. Auditor, Mr. Choo Koh re-elected);
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    SIONG BOO ATHLETIC ASSCN.
    116 17 Members of the Siong 800 Athletio. Association are informed that as a j result of the change in the ownership of its previous premises, its present clubhouse is situated at No. 456 Race Course Road close to Balestier Road. This house provides ample space for the
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    63 17 The following have been .selected to represent the Lam Yew Athletic Party against the Brighton Lads' Party oh Saturday. Ilth instant, at the S.C.F.A. ground at 5 10 p.m. Boon Choon. Ah Seng. Ah Kow, Keng Kco, Ahmad Kuppay, Thiam Jv.ee, Boon Beow, Peng Klang (eapL.», L Mariean,
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    WORLD'S SPEEDWAY CHAMPIONSHIP
    213 17 Riders From 10 Countries To Participate DIDER3 from f« m countrk including England, Amorlca. France, (ierman v. Australia and New Zealand art- to compete in the lirst official world's speedway championship to be hrlii in Kneland this year There wuI bt «3 riders in ail m,d distributed
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    AMERICA'S DAVIS CUP TEAM
    58 17 Wilmsr Allison Appointed Captain New Vork, April I. TilP ImIWIi I en (lis AvsrH'iatioii an financed In day that Hdmrr Alii son has lireti appointed captain of the I' S. havis Cup team. Il»s appointment is due to llir il? ness of Waller Fate, of Nrw
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    PING-PONG
    146 17 (Prom our Own Corrosponden4) Malacca. Wednssjdaj. On Sunday last, the Meng Seng Association met the Caidone.se Sporting Association in a friendly gam of pingpong and defeated Hum. The games wer? keenly contested and there was a large crowd of spectators The following are the result i <M.S.A names mentioned
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    246 17 Royal Johore International Club v. Island G.G A match between Royal Johore Inter- national club and i land dub will be played on Saturday. April 11, at the Island Club, Singapore. The following are the starting tune., 9.00 a.m. Bain and Maelennan v Mahal and Chlkamoto 9.00 a.m
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    RAFFLES INSTITUTION
    22 17 The Musical and Dramatic Society <>i the Raffles Institution win be holding h I Concert to-day at B j» m.
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    190 17 No Play In Spring Tourney Yesterday Singapore, Thursday. THERE was no play In the S.C.C. Spring Tennis Tournament yesterday owing to the inclement weather. Yesterday's ties, however, will be played off after the Easter Holidays. TO DAY'S TIES The following are to-day's ties: Championship Doubles:—R w Brown and
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    FRED PERRY
    150 17 Feeling Fit Again For Wimbledon ff. J. Perry was playlnc at the Melbury 1 Hard Court Club. Kensington. ln«t month, and hopes t)uit he will be M' again by the time the aeaspn opens He feels perfectly fit at present, but of course it uj not known whether
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      353 18 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and Societies in Singapore, most of tne members of which are readers ol tht "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is pravidea specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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    368 18 Slim Man's Ail-Night Ordeal (By Ah- Mail) London, Mar. 24. A MAN—"extraordinarily slim"—walk- ed along the roof of a warehouse in Aldgate High Street, E.. at eleven o'clock on Friday night. He fell, feet first, down a chimney. It measured 14 ins. by 12
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    CHIANG IN HANKOW
    35 18 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. April 9 Marshal Chiang Kai Shek left for Hankow yesterday. General Ho Ying Ching, Minister of War. is still at Taiyuen, the Shansi Capital.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    317 18 Redhead's Story Of Her "Agony" j j 1 London, Mar. 10. A 29-year-old woman, who told of her "agony" after hair treatment, was awarded £50 damages at Birmingham County Court. She was Miss Editn Gladys Wheddon, !of Gladstcne-road, South Yardley, and she sued Florence Amelia Austin,
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    FRENCH STUDENTS
    180 18 Rejection Of Italian Appral Pnrls. I k SCATHING IndlCUm nt o» Italy is thi' t m]v of tho F'ri?nrli University Lealue of Nutloii? (Iraup II1* 1 "Appeal fii t'ip Student* o! F mi»" eul.v nubi shed tu >h; Populo Li'iUlia. 5i#«or Muv mUnl'# 01 nan The appeal is
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    517 18 The Lincoln Zephyr NOW ON DISPLAY IN SINGAPORE 'FHE 110 h.p. Y-12 Lincoln Zephyr. Ford-Lincoln entry in the medium price field, is now on display at the showrooms of Universal Cars Limited, Orchard Road, Singapore. The most completely streamline 1 car ever built in production
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    THE MAGIC SKULL
    123 18 "Violation" Of Peac Treaty Luiukm UNTIL the skull of Chi»-J Mkw.«v 11 returned to his irihr in Afn:.«. rt 246 of the Treaty of VcrsaUUm will main unfulfilled The skull ha. magic i»roiwt.< cording to Its owner;. < Wil* tic Tanganyika. Until 1 1* om 1 n
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    62 18 The untitled at Raffles Co v ~ge. Singapore, have qualified in the Art examination Abdu b n Mohamad «2nd r'a-s dinlomi >. Syed Othrmn bin Am' (3rd "d-ss diploma) an I Tvan Hamzah bin Ifbhamed (pa year). Incho ha-> b.-cn appointed lo Learn work in the Suorei Court and Police
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      1668 19 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio l!%axr« i PENANG 3 p.m. Relay from Paris-P.T.T 49 33 metres fflrutn v, B °I?TTTQIT riTDinn 3.15 p.m. Recorded music metres (6,080 kcs.) .jltlllbH EMPIRE Adapted r.y Ceduc ClLfe Produced Z 3.50 p.m. French news TO-DAY PROGRAMMES f*V Produced by 10.20 p.m.-Recorded music dose m forded
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    TO CAPRI
    539 20 Memory Of Gloomy Emperor Tiberius A mure pleasant though slightly less historic! voyugo is to luke the mur/tin" boat iw C-iipn <rom the \uv.irf in iron I of the Caste NuoVo. otb'-nviv called the Maaclilo Augauno. We eroiv-» the hay with Vesuvius on our left eight !<• Sorvcntn
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    NAPLES MUSEUM
    510 20 Fine Marbles And Notable Mosaies We cannot depart from Naples without a lew words about the National Museum The marbles ,ue very fine, the Farmer Gladiator, the Farntso Bull, and the exvoto of King Att »lii5 hold our interest as do j,1st» tun busts and Statues of the
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    MALAY GIRLS' SCHOOL
    200 20 Colonial Secretary's Wife Presents Prizes Singapore. Wednesday. The Rochore Malay Girls' School held its annual prize-giving to-day re many guests present. Among them were the Hon Cant. Hashim Mrs A 8. Smnll. Mr F.J. Morten. Dr S H Aljunied. Mr. A M. Alsagoff. Capt. C. EH. Jacobs
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    47 20 Mr. untitled Assistant Veterinary »n Johore Bahru, has been transferred to Muar, and M-.. m v. puiay vetermary Inspector, Muar, ha; his 'a~c Mr: Pillay was formerly in the Kunietoality. Penang, as assistant "urcreon, a-id has socialized in eanme diseases. He returned from leave in India yesterday.
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    ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    107 20 Woman Admits She Tried To Hang Hers. i From Our Ou a H ;j Kuala. Lumput i rHARGED with attempt 11 5 i u ml: «uicide by hanvii net young Chinese v,/11» name us Wong Ah Lim. charge but explained tlt.j t; been family troubles and vh. upset.
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    TAMIL PLAY
    88 20 Presented At Vietoch Theatie Exceilntl bi>.u j' -i vided i«t the Vin 1. Sunday wnen tbi T.w t: Theildwt" waKtttnpon*. SahiM, <_ Hie 11 nerr '>■- yeai Tlk «.nurtulnnvt.i' T V)<-"A to |'»islD" J ft f ■»f :i Tamil -chniyj *|I 1,1 Bhr>ru, ond it -vili »»i nut*
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    VICE-ADMIRAL STIRLING
    66 20 VICE-ADMIRAL untitled The death Is an: Admiral A J. B 8 Vice-Admiral Stirling v. age and joined the Hi saw seivice during B 1900 when he was v during an attack on Chin and subsequently invaii tag the War he sei* d Fleet and was present at the H I
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    NEW JOHORE BAKERY
    69 20 (From Our Own Corr Johore Bal:: A 8 The public of Johore Bi glad to know that a bar European management hi ed here in Jalan Lumba X Mr. J. Kobus, who has had oerienee in this line sees to the baking himself and everything which I
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      719 20 Mm W 35 pm. To-day in Germany, alavan Listeners sound pictures. j 9.50 p.m. The Poet speaks: Henrik HadlO Herse 100.) p.m. Symphony Concert. Works (Continued from page 18) by Bach, Haendel, Reger and Graener. i Soloist: Kenny Wolff. Conductor: BERLIN STATION Werner Richter Reichheim. 11.20 p.m. Close DJA, DJB.
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      243 20 Cabaret show in the West End featuring —Effie Atherton. May, June and Julie The Mystery Singer. The Two Charladies, Madge Stephens and Peggy Rhodes, and other well-known Artistes interruptions by Leonard Henry as a vi itor The Show produced by Cecil Madden. (A BBC. recorded programme). H n,°n 2 l-
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    COURT DISMISSES APPEALS IN THE PEPPER CASE SENTENCES TO RUN FROM FEB. 21
    378 21 JUDGE EMINENTLY FATfi IN SUMMING-UP London, Mar. 19. rPHE "Pepper" appeals were djara issed by the CW nf r Appeal yesterday. Louit of Criminal Garabed Bishirgian, John Howe.son. and Louis Hardy anneal agamst thc.r conviction at the
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    THE JUDGMENT
    656 21 History Of The Case Reviewed the judgment of the Cour A rf said:^. three appellants, two of whom t, were convicted at the Cenil Court on Feb. 21 last indictment containing two H may be convenient to refer j, cry words of the indictment. count describes the offence
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    ANOTHER DOCUMENT
    419 21 How Prospectus Was Misleading "There followed another document which is headed in this way: "Particulars showing how the omission in the prospectus made it false in a material particular.' and this, again, is divided into two paragraphs. "First, the prospectus is alleged to befalse as a whole; and,
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    THE LAW "CLEAR"
    889 21 Expression Varies: Meaning Identical The Lord Chief Justice went on to ses J rom other judgments Snied- read dnd con "There can be no doubt that the law whfch Is aoplicablo to such a ca-e is perfectly clear. The exore-sion of the J.W T*»e meaning remains identical,
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      223 21 Penny-a-iaile motoring ONLY POSSIBLE WITH THF features. The windscreen is I"W controlled by a simple winding A I I C T I M handle which permits th! AU O I I|N SE V FN' glass to be opened to a greater extent than before, and the m T»U:«1. t tl
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    FUTURE COMMITMENTS
    674 22 Judge And The Misuse Of Terms "The words of the prozjptctus an The «ubstantud amount ot addition;»! workinK capital which will now become available for the purpose, namely, in«» carrying of stocks on the London mark»--for account ot 1 lien's, should assist materially in extending both the volume
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    IF FACTS WERE TOLD
    671 22 Utility Of Prospectus Rendered Small 'The argument Is not that In this o. that, particular this prospectus was untrue The argument is that its whole purpose and effect were to deceive It is said that no suitable words could have been included in the prospectus to
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    CONSPIRACY QUESTION
    460 22 Judge "Appeared To Slip Into Error" The appellants cannot comolainofa direction like that. It is quite true that on the particular topic of conspiracy, if the words used by the Judge are to be interpreted literaily he appeared to slip into the error of saying that in oidet
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    BRITAIN AS OIL COUNTRY
    207 22 Petroleum Interests Awaiting Desision LoUflUi M, PETROLEUM interest awaiting" to see v*L activities in the search In: Britain will lead to hi: o< 1..:. i, the oil countries 0/ tl; v\. ,1 This, was emphasised hv Cadman in his president la) the Institution of Petrol»•; j:
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    CHOPPER AS WEAPON
    124 22 Tamil Tapper Geis Eiglish Months 1 From Our Owu k* Kuala Lum(uii Sentence of IS month prisonment was pa<-M tapper named Manak 1 «rulltv of voluntarily en hurt to a compatriot vear. and came befor* Pedlow in the Supreme r II was alleged thDt he on a
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    1092 23 Arsenic Case \LLE6ED MURDERING OF HUSBAND (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 24. VTER a few minutes' happy reunion with her five children, a ing widow was brought before eistrates and sent for trial on a rge of murder. She is i havo
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