Malaya Tribune, 5 March 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXIV.- No 54. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Mar. 5, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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      63 1 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya JflMkei knotf what §ood: No mother could dream jj^^fr of leaving her baby in the A m^X care of someone she did not trust. No mother would dream of giving Jjk± (s%^ her baby a milk she does <A\ not knowhas a
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      10 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The I lllltl M
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      939 2 5 "HAROM MELATI" 1 The Perfume of luring and Sĕ/ fascinating fragrance—exquisite I —individual —and distinctive. LOTIONS ESSENCE -EAU-DE-COLOGNE I —BRILLANTINE. b ill Created by jW^'m Vl J J. F. Schwarzlose Sochne G.in.b.ll. V -K«ES* Imported by Schiffner Co., Ltd. Singapore. P IM. HASSAN, 34, 36 37, Bras Basah Road,
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      704 2 SINGAPORE FAMILY BENEFIT j SOCIETY I Members of Singapore Family Benefit Society are hereby notified that the services of the Collector, Chan Ong Luan, have been dispensed with as from 24-2-37 md that he is no longer authorised to collect or receive any moneys for this Society. Mr. Low Boon
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      409 2 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders are invited for the execution of alterations to 11 houses at Tew Chew Street. Plans, Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the office of the Singapore Improvement Trust. A deposit of $50 i.s required, and will be refunded if a bona fide tender
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      314 2 SNAP HER WITH A AND "LIKE HER" 2 The Best Cough Mixture* proved by popular test is U. P. Cough Mixture Lung Topk therefore the best. The quick certain Cure. Sold by The United Pharmacy SINGAPORE Hygienic Dust-Bins, Self-closing. Obtainable at EMCO Factory. 10th mile Bukit Timah Rd. Telephone 1504.
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      413 2 SHOPPING IN POKr SAID A Bazaar "Bargain" 5-SHILIJNG ARTK l i SOLD FOR |5 S< "IJERK madam: An cheap. Perfume like Pharaohs used—Damasc< and brasswear. Take like, madam." Thus speaks the brown-faml a.. i a i j to the visitors from cruise liner —tourists over his glittering wares of the
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES REPLACING THE LEVIATHAN
    439 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES REPLACING THE LEVIATHAN U.S. Builders Invited To Tender pRIVATE shipyards have been invited by the U.S. Maritime Commission, on behalf of the United States Lines, to tender for the construction of a passenger and cargo ship to replace the Leviathan, withdrawn from service early three years ago
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    HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE
    228 3 Issuing 3,036,200 Guilders Of Ordinary Shares The Holland-America Line are issuing 3.036.200 guilders of Ordinary i hares at 106 per cent., holders of existing shares being given preferential rights. A similar amount of Ordinary shares has been taken over by private interests at 108 per cent. The proceeds
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    155 3 Heavy And Machine-Gun Practices Owners and masters of shipping arc if cuested to keep their vessels as clear &t the range as possible during tht Heavy and Machine gun practices which will take place from Tekone en the dates stated below commenc n a times stated below.
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      459 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA 71'Y I fj ill p. S. N. Co.s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CATHAY 15.000 Mar. 12 BUKDWAN 6,070 Mar. U RAJPUTANA 17.000 Mar. 26 RANPURA 17,000 Apr. 9 SOMALI G.BOO Apr. 9 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 BANGALORE 6.000 May 3 CORFU 15,000 May r
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      626 3 .J. j M. B„ K. I j KOKUSAI LINE I i I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) t (Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) 1 Due Due Sailing Due S Penang Spore Spore via New York 1 t m s KANO MARU Apr. 10 Apr. 13 Apr.
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      465 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINK Luxurious One Class Motorships lto*l Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. 1937 From From From Prom M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'm\ \!EONIA 16-3 16-3 17-3 19-3 ERRIA 30-3 30-3 31 :t 2-4 ALSIA 6-4 6-4 7-4
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      527 3 STEAMER iAILINfiI NORDDKUTBCBR LLOYD NORD HPyP Germany). The undernoted ar« the Company* intended fixtures:-— OUTWARD FOR MANIIA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN .vue Spore. MR. SA "SCHARNHORST" omits North China Mar. 5 "ODER" omits Hongkong, Shanghai and North China Mar. 18 i.AIIN" omits Singapore, Japan Ports calls Hongkong, Shanghai, and
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    Y.M.C.A. SCHOOL OF COMMERCE
    1314 4 Successes In L.C.C. Examinations THE following candidates of the Y.M.C.A. School of Commerce who took the last Autumn Examinations of the London Chamber of Commerce have passed. HIGHER CERTIFICATE «SENIORi Book-Keeping and Accountancy:— With Distinction: Lim Hee Seng. Passes: A. Marican Ali; S. A. Ayer; B.
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    CORONATION WEEK IN SELANGOR
    256 4 Chinese Effort For Sick And Destitute A PUBLIC meeting of the Chinese community was held on Sunday at th'I office of the Selangor Chinese Chambcof Commerce. Chinese Assembly h, Kuala Lumpur, for the purpose of n, sidering the recommendations of tN Kuala Lumpur Coronation Committer in
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      25 4 VAUXHALL FOURTEEN" Independent Springing I Body Conformity Seating Still finer Performance Many New Features and Refinements We shall be happy "p^-^^^Bj MOTORS LTD. B^^^^j MASTERS
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      176 4 I can now leave you in the I good hands of Doctor, and MM of rfw highest standing for anaemia. If your blood is thin and weak, you years have recommended Wincarnis during the have little power of resistance, and so expose penod of convalescence. yourself to the danger of
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    RIVER FATALITIES AT MALACCA
    199 5 S.S.A. Suggestion To Authorities From Our Oicn Correspondent» Malacca, Mar. 4. rpHAT in view of recent drowning aeciJ dents precautionary measures in the .shape of wire netting or some similar barrier should be erected along the railing of the pier to prevent recurreric was decided at
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    DOUBLE WEDDING
    116 5 Sisters Marry On Same Day In Johore 'From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Mar. 4. Two sisters were married on the fame day. in Johore Bahru, at the residence of Inche Ahmad bin Perang, their hro ther, of the Audit Office. Johore Babm. Inrhe Mahmood bin Mohamed Said
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    ORDER FOR TYNESIDE
    39 5 British Official Wireless London, May. 4. Tbi I Bteamship line. Gidvhi has ordered from Svi; Hunter nd Wigham tho ta rynesftde snlponUdnHt firm, n of 11 000 tons for the S'ut v <an service.—British Official Wireless
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    BRITAIN AND CHINA
    47 5 Sin Chew Jit Poh Nanking, Mar. 5. Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen, the British Ambassador, called on Mr. Wang Ching Wei yesterday afternoon and expressed pleasure at the closer relations between Britain and China. The British Ambassador will be touring North China shortly.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    "CHIN-GAY" IN JOHORE
    218 5 Chinese Lantern Procession (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Mar. 3. rpHE Chinese of Johore Bahru celeorated their "chin-gay" festival which falls on the 20th day after the first moon, in fine style yesterday and to-day by lantern processions, cracker firing, open air ttayangs etc. Last night
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    EMPIRE UNITY
    121 5 Important Force For Peace British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 4. IN a speech at a luncheon in London ihc Chancellor of the Exchequer saia lie iooked upon trade agreements with the Dominions not only as economically advantageous but as a means of securing the Empire's common aims and
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    SIR ARTHUR YAPP
    229 5 Tribute By Singapore V.M.C.A. The following tribute to Sir Arthur Keysall Yapp is contained in the annual report just issued, of th e YM.C.A., Singapore. The report of every V.M.C.A. will make reference to the passing of Sir Arthur Keysall Yapp. K.8.E., in October. 1936. We join
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    OPIUM DEALER TO DIE
    61 5 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking, Mar. 5. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek has given instructions to the provincial authorities to tighten their anti-opium laws, pointing out that the time limit for complete elimination is approaching. The Special Court in Shanghai has for the first time sentenced to
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    TURKEY'S ARMY
    104 5 Inspection By Chinese And Japanese Reuter. Istanbul, Mar. 3. CHINESE and Japanese military misv sions composed of General Chen Chi Tang, Colonel Wen Tai Hua and Colonel Chik Wai Leung (China*, and Colonel Takeyumu Rakawa and Captains Seii Chika Yayashi and Tadatakami Yamoto (Japan) have arrived and are
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    43 5 The engagement is announced between Chan Tarn Jim, younger brother of Mr. Chan Kirn Loy, Government Pensioner, and Miss Sin Scow Wah. only daughter of Madam Mok Fook Thai and niece of Mr. Mok Yuen Hoi of Hawthornden Rubber Estate. Ltd., Kuala Lumpur.
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    13 5 Capt. H. Dane and Mrs. Dane with inlanl. 2re Nome on IVlurcn 12
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    WAR DEBTS
    97 5 France To Re-Open The Question Reuter. Washington. Mar. 4. M. BONNET the new French Ambassa- dor to Washington, admitted in course of an interview with newspapermen that he would open discussions on the war debt question with the United States Government, and added that there were other questions
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    "THE LITTLE VAGABOND"
    81 5 Results Of Sale Of Song For Charity We have received from Mr. A C. J Towers a full statement of account regarding the sale of the song The Little Vagabond" for charity. The receipts from sales were $363. expenses of publication, patent, postage etc., amounted to $111.17,
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    ENCOURAGEMENT TO MARRY
    137 5 Italy And The Falling Birth Rate Reuter. Rome. Mar. 4. THE Fascist Grand Council, after a four and a half hour meeting, approved measures designed to check the tailing birth rate, including preference in the matter of employment for fathers of large families, a policy of family
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      129 5 UPS WERE REALLY ALLURING j ■Lp# SA,D WA R R E N WILLIAM igN- f/*v UNIOUCMIO FAINTfD TA NOM i( ad why this movie star picked the girl with the Tangee Lips 1 c presented Mr. William to three lovely One uorc ihc ordinary lipstick BO lipstick...sad the third used
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      103 5 SOUND INSULATION simply explained -vjp 11 ri». t |ip-i L l t|li (Lr//) Th i s shows the to the doormat nncl felt \shf S^WinMl' 1 f thoroughness witli which the underlay ordinarily em- S WMfcffiiTi If hod> panels and roof of the ployed, there is the special Jk. 69
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      239 5 STOMACH SUFFERER'S OWN WARNING AGAINST 'RUBBISHING IMITATIONS' The really marvellous effects of MacU an Brand Stomach Powder in all cases of stomach trouble have led to the introduction of cheap substitutes. Many Liifferers who have been cured feel it heir duty to warn other sufferers to guard against accepting anything
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    456 6 LOiXDOX COMMODITIES RUBBER London, Mar. 4. Pievious To-day Change Tone Steady Quiet Spot Buyers. 10 3 4 1Q3 4 Sellers 10 7 s 10 7 a April Buyers 1013 16 *****6 Sellers. 10 7 8 107 a Apr. June Buyers. 10 13 16 10 13 16 Sellers.
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    NEW RUBBER QUOTA
    487 6  -  A GESTURE? Control And Pivotal Price IBy Air Mail >Fiom Our Oun Correspondent) London, Feb. 17. ILEAHN from authoritative sources in contact with the LR.K.C. that the committee realises that it has given something of a hostage to fortune in fixing the third quarter quota at s.i
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    COURTAULDS' PROFIT
    269 6  -  Dividend Of 10.3 Per Cent. •By Air Mail London, Feb. 18. IN March, 1935. and again in March 1936, Mr. Samuel Courtauld warned shareholders that the expansion programme initiated by the company in 1934 would not bring immediate increment to tne profit and loss account. The market now
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      757 6 j Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j S (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). S Successors to Th* Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and 1 The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. Authorised $40,000,000.00 C^^^^^^ BEAD OFFICE, CHINA BOLDI NO. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary mm General Manager
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      111 6 i ft I fSS P** 1 SURE I CAN'T STANO HOT DRINKS. THE MOST Ujl**_lrflM£ ilT MUCH LONGER POPULAR MEALTIME .ifOP hX*' 1 \rr 1 BEVERAGES CONTAIN W** ..aOIT »1 TANNIN AND CAFFEIN THEY y BR r BUT DOCTORGIVE THEM UP M V i A I 1 v i JUST
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1584 7 by Fraser and Co Lyall and Evatl, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING In 0 i: yaU Q E n alt Singapore. Mar. 5. 10 a.m. Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers AmpatTln 5 4' 2 510> 2 5 6 5 9 Praser ft Co. Lyall ft Evatt rt aam
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    672 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore! Friday morning. RUBBKB Singapore: 36% cts., up ct Market Tone: steady. London: 10 13 16d., unchanged. .Market Tone: Quiet steady. New Y„rk: 21 13 16 cts., up 1 16 et. Market lone: Quiet. I'nees are steadier this morning but little business is
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    135 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT D WIDEN DS Total for Company Dividend E»oks Cose financial Date Ex Dlv. year Payable Date to date TIN. *r— Asm Kumbang 6d Feb. 26 Mar. 5 Feb. 27 2V 2 «fc Mambius v. Int. Mar. 12 Mar. 19 Mar.l 3 5^ Raub 107 c
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      188 7 PVHMkW SMALL SIZE II J When you buy Andrews in the Economy »fj v. Tin you save 45c on the large (8 oz.) size ''^^BwHr^i' and 30c on the small (4 oz.) size—the former bottle-prices were $1.10 and 65«. P^Pr^H Fitness and vigour follow the use of sparkling, pleasant-tasting Andrews;
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    100 8 Mcd in. Jask?. Amsterdam?! and 1 LonNetherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-morrow. Hongkong, Canton, -Shanghai, "Kobe Manila and vU.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Penang, Siam. Burma. India, Iraq, Palestine. Egypt. E. and S. Africa Great tin. Ireland. Europe and N. and 3. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    109 8 Mails expected from Europe. 'London Parcel mails* by Memnon to-day. Time of delivery of parcels at 10.30 a.m. today. Mails expected fiom Japan by the Hakodate Maru to-day. Mails expected from China and Japan by the Arizona Maru due at Singapore to-morrow. Mails expected from /tistraha. Netherlands Indies
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    IMPERIAL AIRWAYS SERVICES
    74 8 The British Post Office announces that commencing with the service which left Singapore for London on Sunday Feb 21 the airangement under which th» Malaya-India— England air mails wviv conveyed by train between Brtndisi and Paris has been discontinued and air mails for London are being conveyed
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    WHAT'S ON?
    216 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. MAR. 5 Boxing: Young Johnson v. Ignaeio Ftrnandez; Johnny Mortel! v Joe Peralta. New World Arena, 9 p.m. Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. 11. S.R.C v. Post Office. Anson Road Stadium Div. 111. S.C.C. II v. S.C.F.A. 111. S.C.C; Business Houses' League, Paterson
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    FEBRUARY RUBBER RETURNS
    48 8 We have had the following crop returns for February reported to us: lb. Ayer Kuning "F.M.S. > ***** Badek 24.000 Brad wall (F.M.S. I ***** Chersonese "F.M.S. 1 71.500 Dennistown 43J35 Highlands and Lowlands 139 000 Klabang 119,000 Krian 54,600 Sungei Krian 118.600 Sungei Way 62.000
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    KOMBOK PAY 4 PER CENT
    30 8 The directors of Kombok. (F.M.S.', Rubber have recommended a dividend in respect of the financial year 1936 of 4 per cent, payable on April 10.
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    TIN RETURNS
    19 8 Renong Tin Dredging Co., Ltd—No 2 dredge 313.61 piculs. No. 3 dredge 43t>45 piculs; total, 750.06 picul.s
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    MODERATE VOLUME OF BUSINESS
    288 8 Messrs. Guthrie And Co.'s Rubber Report WHILE there has been no evidence of any considerable aemand from consuming markets, a moderate volume of business has passed and rubber markets have remained fairly steady throughout the week state Messrs. Guthrie Co. in their weekly rubber report. An
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    160 8 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday 1319 th Auction 3rd March. 1937. Catalogued 1.241.170 lbs—tons 554.09 Offered 1.103.753 492.74 6ofd 813.010 362.95 L-.ndon—Spot 10.13 16d New YorkSpot 21.13 16 cts. PRICES REALIZED. Ribbed Smoked Sheet. cents per lb. Standard Quality 36 r> to 36 n 4 Good Average
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    STANDARD-VACCUM OIL CO.
    50 8 STANDARD- VACCUM OIL CO. Prices Of Benzine And Kerosene Singapore, Mar 4 BENZINE Socony Mctor Gasoline ex pumo $0 77 per British Imp. Gallon Soeorj' Motor Gasoline > 4 drums$3.32 per drum. Socony Motor Gasoline tins $3 57 per tin. KEROSENE Devoes Imperial Brilliant—$2.30 nor tin. w Sylvan Arrow—$2.10 per
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    RUBBER STATISTICS
    101 8 The following information has been received from the Rubber Growers' Association, through ihe Malayan Informa tfon Agency, London, concerning rubber statistics for January 1937: NET EXPORTS Ceylon Tons 41 Malaya «S.S.. F.M.S, TJ.M.S and Brunei i 9 Other Countries (partly estimated) 1520 ABSORPTION United States of America 4R
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      240 8 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL To-nght J COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m I DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight J AND CHANGE OF PROGRAMME HARVEY and YOUNG J S Famous American Comedy Dancers Non-diners SI.OO RAFFLES BRASSERIE bra r^ a j I SEE OUR NEW TARIFF FOR REDUCED PRICES POPULAR GRILL
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      290 8 HER KNEES SWELLEn UP LIKE PUDDINGS To Go I'stairs was A^ony There is nothing in which i is a greater handicap than oidinary household duties stooping, running up and d How to overcome thai hand; banish rheumatic aches and good, is the subject, of th< letter:— "t have been taking
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      312 8 1 POSTAL li\ 1J I I N.EftCE I STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY ▼OK PER DATE AND TIME Java. South-West Sumatra. S.-East Borneo, Celebes. Moluccas and Timor Dilly Plancius Mar. 5 2.30 p.m. Muntok Plancius 5 2.30 p.m. Medan Ttdore Mar. 5 3 p.m. EengKahs, F. de Kock. Padang. Pakan Baroe,
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    ROUND AUSTRALIA CAR CONTEST
    643 9 I £*>,£00 In Prizes IfEST OF SKILL AND RELIABILITY Sydney, N.S.W., Feb. 18. N tin greatest motor-car event r \i> be held in the Southern the round-Australia j prizes will total nearly ;]immThe outright winner of the rr i: section will get £3.000; the winner of
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      407 9 HOW TO KEEP YOUNG! 3ERMAN SCIENTIST'S REMARKABLE DISCOVERY ROLONGATION OF LIFE VOHONOFF was the first to revolutionise the world by his 1 surgical methods of REJUVENATION. These opera- Diagram Showing GLANDS IB of grafting glands however excellent, being risky and costly, I universal utility. The search for easier methods by
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      99 9 CHIC AND 111 I CHARM j A f -N Y\ HOLLYWOOD f \l Made in HOLLYWOOD V* V >« l especially for the motion |L V J picture stars MIMI V beauty creations bring to I -V U U romance hir( J of the loveliest women in VxV\ SS 7
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      327 9 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is pro tided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happening* of general interest will still be included m the "Diary of Events." Thp "Cluo
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    COLONIAL GRANTS FOR DEFENCE
    24 10 £153,000 In Present Year British Official Wireless. London M** VOLUNTARY contributi cf Imperial defenc? Governments amount t > present year.—British l
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    JUNK SINKS
    68 10 Collision With Steamer On Yangtse Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shangb- U7HEN passing Chungyan day the steamer Kiar Aith a junk, which sank. sons were drowned. The Kiangan is a river Mr. Liu Lu Yin, a promin tang member, is on board i to Hankow to stand trial 1
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      268 10 Its Thritts Are Now GREATER thati EVER! j A tf" t- v o "m* KANG RCAD. BEHIND P0 5T OFPICF W I i GRAND OPENING TO-NIGHT AT 9.15 P.M. POSITIVELY 3 LAST AND FAREWELL NIGHTS IN SINGAPORE! j •D.IA-S lIARDAXELLA- with DJA S SENSATION "KRIS BALI" or "PIRATES_OF_SOUTH SEA" S
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      281 10 ❖Bigger, Better and Funnier than any of the past v GOLD DIGGER SUCCESSES! T T CAPITOL 6.15 NIGHTLY 9.15 J T Its Packed with LAUGHS and MELODY! T jt X WARNcR mi. SUPREM! ATTAINMEN 1 /fmmmm. V> TIN WONDROUS SCREEN CUT!tTAINMfNTi UVA hitJt V Oorft.ou, Girl, Who J f D
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      265 10 *"MEN ARE NOT GODS' jf" the whole is acted with such conviction, such gusto and galva-A Vnised energy, by a cast so outstanding in ability that I would nut" have •J»leit my seat, during the p'clure's course, for the offer of a fertn'gfet'c*** holiday." —SUNDAY REFEREE j THE NEW WORLD
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    WIFE ACQUITTED OF MURDER CHARGE
    65 11  -  BREAKFAST TABLE DEATH DRAMA (By Air Mail London, Feb. 25. JJATLESS, a smile lighting her pale, tear-stained face, a young widow stepped out of the Assize Court at Lincoln Castle a free woman. She had been acquitted by a jury composed entirely of men of
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    "LET HER BE RELEASED"
    1439 11 When the jury, who had been absent for two hours and ten minutes, announced their verdicts—not guilty of murder or of manslaughter—the woman, Mrs. Doris Vanda Ursula Teesdale, 28. of Scunthorpe, collapsed, a forlorn heap in the arms ot two kindly wardresses. The pent-up feelings of
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    HURRICANE LEWIS
    49 11 The greatest of the Navy fighters and also whom all Singapore know will be sren in action to-n ght at the New World Arena. Lewis has sportinfely consented to take th« place o<.Jenk n-. Lewis has had over 250 battles and has never known to be knocked-out.
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    MEXICO'S OIL TO BE REGULATED
    97 11 Government Organisation Established Reuter. Mexico City, Mar. 3. A PRESIDENTIAL decree establishes Mexico's new Government Oil Organisation which is empowered to effect exploitation of national petroleum reserves and to develop the petroleum industry generally in the interests of national economy. The organisation will also regulate
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    SUGAR CONFERENCE
    56 11 British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 4. The British delegates to international sugar conference, which meets in London on April 5. will be the Lord President of the Council, the Colonial Secretary, the Parliamentary Under-Secretary for the Colonies. Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade and the Chfel Economic
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    WHAT DOES THE S.S.A. STAND FOR?
    772 12 *JpHE cancellation of the annual dinner of the Straits Sett'ements (Singapore) Association causes grave misgivings as to the present day significance of that body. For v ry many years the S.S.A. dinner has been regarded as an event of particular importance. The Governor would
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    MALAYAN CIVIL SERVICE
    117 12  -  No Exchanges With N.E.I. Or Siam (By Air Mail (From Our Oicti Correspondent> London, Feb. 17. A QUESTION was asked in Parliament this vvaek which suggests that Mr. Bruce Lockhart's book may have been circulating in the Lobbies. Lieut.-Colonel Sir Walter Smiles psked whether the Colonial Secretary
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    32 12 Mr. Kenneth F. Noble, the Assistant Canadian Trade Commissioner in Hongkong, is in Singapore. He will act as Canadian Trade Commissioner here when Mr. B. C. Butler goes on leave in June.
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    16 12 Mr. E. A. Curtler, Agricultural Officer, Cameron Highlands, is an inmate of tho Bntu Oninh Hospital
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Malaya And Canada
    293 12 NOTES COMMENTS Ma laya And Canada jRADE between Malaya and Canada continues to expand both ways, the Malaya Tribune learns from inquiries made in Singapore. Last year Canada imported from this country 11 500 tons of pineapples., amounting in value tc 51,500.000, compared with 8,800 tons valued at $1,100,000 in
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    Indian Wage Agreement
    183 12 jHZRE should be general satisfaction with the report issued by officers of the Labour Department following conferences with the representatives of the chief employers of Indian labour in Singapore, for the recommendations made go a long way towards meeting the grievances expressed in the recent strikes. The
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    Sir Guy Standing
    208 12 QII Guy Standing, the British icl who tied recently in Hollywood .< the age of K3, had an interest. He began on the stage in a pany in Newcastle and n J it. at failed he worked on a coal v between Newcastle and Loi uj -i
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    The Coronation
    173 12 the advent of the con His Majesty King George VI mciUs are bong made in all important centres in Malaya for carrj celebrations befitting the occasion. In the Federal Capital last M the Selangoi Chinese Chamber of Ccrrmeice was the scene of a pu'oi: •ng of the Chinese
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    Topics Of The Day
    178 12  -  By "Looker On” DISGRUNTLED actor declares that critics are merely men who go places and boo things. A The sedentary worker should watch a loctball match on Saturday for relaxation, remarks a psychologist. Or he could stroll to the local link* and hear some goif. A
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    CRISIS IN U.S.A. GRAVER THAN FOUR YEARS AGO ROUSING CALL OF PRESIDENT
    109 13 SUPREME COURT'S FUTILITY FLOOD RELIEF WORK ENDANGERED BY ITS DECREES ROUSING call for national support of his campaign against the judges of the Supreme Court who have nullified his New Deal was uttered by President Roosevelt at a
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    "DEMOCRACY MUST ACT NOW"
    194 13 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 5. ""THE United States to-day i.s facei with a crisis fundamentally even graver than that of four years ago," declared President Roosevelt, replying to critics of his judicial reform proposals in a speech at a victory dinner of the Democratic Party The success
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    RETURN OF VOLUNTEERS
    39 13 Spanish Government Agrees Ii' Reciprocal Reuter. Paris, Mar. 5. The Spanish Government has agreed to the idea of repatriation of volunteers from Spain providing it is reciprocal, according to a Spanish press agency message fiom Valencia.—Reuter.
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    19 13 Dr. Rajaratnam, formerly of Ipoh, «rilj be going as eye specialist to Kliah 1 tan, in the near future
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    MOTOR DISPUTE
    62 13 Final Details Settled With General Motors Reuter. Detroit. Mar. 4. An agreement as regards hours wages and working conditions left unsettled at the end of the recent General Motors strike may be signed on Monday, according to officials of the Corporation, in the meantime work has been resumed
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    LESSONS OF LATE WAR
    338 13 New Naval Designs LIMIT OF 14-INCH GUNS Reuter. London, Mar. 4. 'JVHE lessons of the late war aiv visible in the importance attached to ths protective armament in new naval designs. Whether or not the 1936 London Treaty is accepted by the other powers, Reuter learns
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    DRIVE AGAINST THE FRANC
    139 13 SHARP SLUMP Drastic Action Is Called For Reuter. Louden, Mar. WHEN the Paris banks i.oscd at mid-day the mid-Lent holiday se;/' 1 th' h opportunity and launched the heaviest drive a-»ains* the French currency *ecn for scve Mmr. Disccunts on fraiws for forward delivery sterling slumped
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    VESSEL SUNK BY MINE
    74 13 Third Surh Incident In Spanish Waters Reuter. Perpignun 'France», Mar. 5. 4 NUMBER of lives were lost when a vessel reported to be the Greek tanker. Loukia struck a mine off Palamos. in Spanish territorial waters, became on lire and sank —Reuter. A British liner and
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    ANGLO-FRENCH AMITY MEANS PEACE
    579 13 MR. CHURCHILL'S POINTED QUERIES Reuter London. Mar. 4 A qualified blessing given to the Government's rearmament policy by Mr. Winston Churchill in the resumed debate in the House of Commons on the Defence Loans Bill He said that the fact that Government was pursuing a five-year
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    ARMY ESTIMATES INCREASED
    289 13 By Over £7,000,000 RECRUITING BELOW REQUIREMENTS Reuter. London, Mar. 4. increase of £7,239,000 Sterling over last year, including supplementary estimates, is shown in th j Army estimates issued this morning rhich total £63,120,000. £19.054,000 for expenditure on equipment and works services in the Regular Army will be
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    MORE SABOTAGE
    33 13 Reuter. London, Mar 5. THE Secret Se« i c s investigating several incident eennected wth sabotage of S. vice aeroplanes, one in particular at a M aland a rrnft establishment.—Rev (r.
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    L.C.C. ELECTION RESULTS
    160 13 LABOUR LEADS Expected To Retain Majority Reuter. London. Dec 5. LABOUR has held its majority on the London County Council, accoiding to 'he results of the election- so tar declared. With 94 seats declared out of 121 the posit.on of the parties is entirely unchanged. The present
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    NON-STOP TRIP
    34 13 Reuter. London. Mar. 5. NOTWITHSTANDING headwinds and heavy rainstorms the Impel ial Airways fl> me boat Caledonia I has reached Southampton from j Alexandria on a nen-stop journey of 15" i hours.—Renter.
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    N.E.I. RUBBER
    80 13 New Quotas Agreed To By T.R.R.C. British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 4. BY a prjtoco' mending the 1934 agree men; between France. Britain, In<1ir>, f: 11-nd and Siam, regulating the pr'.'du i and export of rubber, s miuo n 5th and published to-nnrht aiUcl." fcrr <nt of tlie
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    BIGGER FRENCH NAVY
    33 13 Reuter. Paris. Mar. 5. French Naval ratings are being mc'eased in number from 61.113 to 70.817 end the number of officers is being raised from 2.530 to 2 856 Reuter.
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    FINDINGS OF WAGE CONFERENCE IN SINGAPORE
    99 14 RATES FOR INDIAN LABOURERS BASIC MINIMUM FIXED RECOMMENDATIONS ACCEPTED BY EMPLOYERS DECISION of great importance to Indian labourers in Singapore and to their employers is revealed in an official communique which states that the Government, the Municipality, the Singapore Harbour Board and the Services
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    PREVENTION OF INDUSTRIAL TROUBLE
    488 14 "POLLOYVIXG the strike of Indian labourers of the Municipality and other concerns officers of the Labour Department were requested to conduct an inquiry into the conditions of employment of Indian labour in Singapore and the results of their investigations were considered at a conference of representatives
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    DUTY ON IRON AND STEEL GOES
    105 14 Shortage Of Supplies For Arms Reuter Wireless. London, March. 3. THE Briiish Steel industry's difficulties 1 in meeting trade demands are responsible for the Treasury order abolishing the 33 per cent import duty on pig iron and reducing the duty on imports of iron
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    ACCUSED ABSENT
    140 14 Cash Bail Of $L5OO Estreated Singapore, Thursday. WHEN the case against John Bernard, who was charged with fraudulently using as genuine a forged document on Jan. 11. was called up before Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge. Criminal District Court, to-day, the accused failed to put in an
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    16 14 Mr. and Mrs. Choo Kia Peng left Kuala Lumpur recently on a short, trip to Hongkong.
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    BICYCLE THIEF
    235 14 Chased By Police Along Six Streets Singapore, Thursday. HOW a hue and cry was raised aftei ■I a bicycle thief was described by a policeman before Mr. W. G. Ree< r es the Third Magistrate, to-day, when Key San was charged with the theft of a bicycle valued
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    ITALIAN ADVISER
    38 14 Economist Leaving For China Reuter. Rome, Mar. 4. THE Italian economist. Signor Alberto Destefani, is leaving for China tomorrow with a Mission in order to take up the post of Administrative Adviser to the Chinese Government.—Reuter.
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    12 14 Inspector Mohamed Taib, O.C.P.D., Sungei Patani. has been transferred to Alor Star,
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    RIGOLETTO AT ITS BEST
    445 14 Another Opera Success GONSALEZ SEASON EXTENDED Q() warm a welcome have the Gonsalez Opera Company received in Singapore that arrangement* are already being made for an extension of their season for a few days, during which they will play some of the more modern Italian operas,
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    HELP FOR PRISON INMATES
    278 14 Singapore After-Care Association THE Singapore After-Care Association report and statement of accounts for the year ended Dec. 31, 1936, states that the funds in the hands of the association at the close of the year amounted to $2,648.80. No salary was paid to Mr. Tan Pong
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    L.C.C. EXAMINATIONS
    112 14 The following students from Lc Mercier School were successful in the London Chamber of Commerce Junior Exunrnations held in November last: Arithmetic < Junior) :—Goh Leng Hong (distinction*. Lim Song Leng. Quek Som-, Kang. Tan Swee Khiang. Book-keeping (Junior Goh Leng Hong. Tan Swee Khiang. Hand-writing I Junior
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    UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG
    286 14 Graduates' Reunion In Singapore UNDER the auspices of the Singapore branch oi the Hongkong University Alumni Association, the graduates of the Hongkong Univeisity held their annual reunion in the form of a days picnic and dinner at Mr. Eu Tong Sens Bungalow at Tanjong Rhu. There was
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    NORTH CHINA
    104 14 Nanking To Strengthen Its Hand? Shanghai, Mar. 4. A JAPANESE report states that Mr. Chin Teh Suen is carrying back to Peiping a plan of the Central Government to strengthen its authority in North China and to push through its policy to suppress the east Hopei autonomous regime
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    NORTH-EAST FORCES
    80 14 Withdrawal From Shensi To Hon an Shanghai. Mar. 4. Two division* of the Norh-east forces have arrived in Honan. accompanied by supervisors from the Nanking troops. After the complete evacuation of Shensi by the North-east units, the Centra: Government will reorganise General Yang Hu Cheng's army. The Central
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    ILLICIT CHANDU
    84 14 Found Concealed In Man's Wast Sentence of a day's imprisonment and a fine of $1,000 was imposed, by Mr 1*. A. Forrer, District Judge, to-day on a Ch'nese, Kok Lock, who pleaded guilty to possession of 20 tahils of nonGovernment chandu. In default of the fine he was
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    MAJOR ALLEN RETURNS
    59 14 To lie In Command Of Inniskillings Singapore, Friday. Major H. A. Allen. D.5.0., of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, returned from Home leave this morning by the Scharnhorst. He will proceed to Hongkong by H.M.S. Cumberland to rejoin the battaLon. Major Allen wiii be in command ol the
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    CLERICAL UNION
    70 14 Result Of Membership Campaign The membership campaign of the Clerical Union resulted as follows: 1. K. K. Nambiar 146 members. 2. N. S. Nair 24 members. 3. Lim Tin Soon 24 members. 1 he council has decided that entrance lees would be waived for a further peI nod.
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    CHINESE CYCLIST KILLED
    497 14 Collided With Car VERDICT OF THE CORONER Singapore, Thursday. rjtHE death of a 38-year-old Chines* named Kwek Hock Seng, w i, was knocked down by a motor-car a* the junction of Arab Street j North Bridge Road on Feb. 5. fon, ed the subject of an inquiry
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    GRANT TO KWANGSI
    49 14 II is reported that General H Cho has arranged for the Central G ernmeni to grant the Kwangsi P cial Government SL'.UOO.OOJ a montb military expenses. General Huang i-; returning to X from Nanking, where be at! Third Plenary Session of the Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    16 14 Mr E E H Beck, Chief Police Officer, Malacca, is going on transfer to P< shortly.
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    "MERMAID" PARADE IN SINGAPORE
    308 15 Mannequins At John Little's By Our Woman Correspondeyit) MAN mermaids who love sporting tnemselves at ihe diving board, ctiv- into the ocean depths, and cutting > ouTh the water, or those who are quite so energetic, but like lazing the sea an. 1 like to do
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    DR. WANG CHUNG HUI
    82 15 Denies Existence Of Cliques Among Leaders Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking, Mar. 5. Interviewed a second time by pressmen. Dr. Wang Chung Hui, the Foreign Minister, said that no pro-European and pro-Japanese groups existed among the Government leaders. Policies could be changed according to circumstances, regardless
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    THEATRE INCIDENT
    65 15 Nanking, Mar. 5. Mr. Liv Wen Tao, the Chinese Ambassador in Rome, has wired to the Chinese Foreign Office that he has interviewed the Italian Government on the Shanghai theatre incident but no definite reply iicis been received. It will be recalled that Italian sailors raided a Chinese
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    26 15 The Hon. Mr. E. D. Shearn, of Kuala Lumpur, was on a visit to Ipoh recently in connection with a civil case in the Supreme Court.
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    AIR-RAID WARDENS IN BRITAIN
    98 15 Reuter. London, Mar. 5. THE Under-Secretary to the Home Office announced in the House of Commons to-day the organisation on a voluntary basis of a service of at least a quarter of a million air-raid "wardens." to advise the population on the requisite precautions, to distribute
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    Moneylender Claims Damages SIKH COMMUNITY STIR
    605 15 PAPER SUED I Alleged Publication Of Defamation 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. AN action, which has caused a stir in the Sikh community in Malaya, was commenced this morning in the Supreme Court, before Mr. Justice Cussen, in which Toga Singh, well-known
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    MUI TSAI
    54 15 Minority Report Will Not Be Cursed Reuter. London, Mar. 4. SPEAKING at the National Council of Equal Citizenship, Miss Edith Picton Turbervill, one of the Mvi Tsai Commissioners, said that she had reason to believe that her report was not going to be "cursed" so irecly as many
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    34 15 The members of the Straits Settlements (Singapore! Association have been asked to nominate a successor on the Municipal Commission to Mr. George Marshall, one of the Association's nominees, who is shortly going on leave.
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    BADMINTON PARTY SUSPENDED
    207 16 Coming Tournaments In Johore Bahru (from Our Oun Corrcsponitnl > Johore Eahru. Mar. 5. A MEETING of the committee oi the Johore Bahru District Badminton Association was held in the P.W.D. Heading room, with Mr. F. M. still (President) in the chair. Others present were Mr. Vasakutty
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    Roy Smith Beaten By Chartikavanij AFTER WINNING FIRST SET
    611 16 OPEN TENNIS Keen Play In V.M.C.A. Tournament Singapore, Friday. AFTER an exceilent display in the opening set in which he swept the Siamese player, K. Chatikavanij, off his feet, Roy Smith lapsed into faulty play and his opponent ran away with
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    M.C.C. CRICKET
    31 16 Reuter. Benalla. .Mar. 5. DATTING first in their match R against the Victorian Country team here to-day. the first day, the M.C.C, were at 138 for four, at liinchtime.—Reu'er.
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    THE DAVIS CUP PROSPECTS
    136 16 Australia To Meet Mexico Sydney. Feb. 18. THE news that Australia wiii play Mexico on Apr. 30. at Mexico City, in the first round of the Davis Cup." says Jack Crawford, "is quite satisiac tory." ••We will arrive in America about Apr. 8, and will thus
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    GRAND NATIONAL
    25 16 Reuter London. Mar 4 Blue Prince ha- been scratched from the Grand National, while Drinmore Lad i. a very doubtful i tafter— Reut?r.
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGGER
    144 16 Wales v. Ireland On Mar. 13 Reuter. London. Mar. 5. rE international rugger ma eh between Wale- and Ireland will be played at Bcifr.'i on Mar. IS. Teams: WALES: Jenkins; I. Rees Claud* Dave?. Wcc'.ei and Clement: Tanner a id Da vies: Travels. Williams. Ivor Bsnii (Aberavcn>. Thomas.
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    LOCAL BADMINTON
    90 16 The staff of Duncan Roberts, Ltd.. .ill i :ee: the Great Eastern Life Sports Club in a friendly game of badminton of singles and two cloub es to-ni fhl at the Clerical Union Hali at 7 pm sharp. The following will represent Duncan Roberts. Ltd.:—Single-: Lim Cheng Kwee.
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    260 16 Katong Sports Club vs. Indian Association "A" team on Saturday at Balestier Plain at 2 0.m.: Dr. L. de Silva B. Wyatt. F. de Cruz, S. de Souza. C. Rayr.ey. S. Minjoot. R. Woodford. H. Savage. D. Ess, O. C. Aeria, R. Minjoot. Reserve. L. Pereira. Katone Sports
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    G.E.C. BEATEN BY ODD GOAL
    272 16 Better Finishing By Heap Eng Moh Singapore. Friday PLAYING tootbuil on the Anson Road V.M.C.A. ground yesterday. 'b Heap Eng Moh company team b it the General Electric Company by dd goal in three in the Bus ness House Li ague. In the first half
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    Wearnes beat the M.P.H. yesterday at the Stadium in a Business Houses' I-ague match, by the only <roa! scored in the match, within two minutes from the start. Tho above shews a midfieid incident. I Tribune I.
    37 16 Wearnes beat the M.P.H. yesterday at the Stadium in a Business Houses' I-ague match, by the only &lt;roa! scored in the match, within two minutes from the start. Tho above shews a midfieid incident. I Tribune I.
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    E. W. CLARK
    156 16 Former Test Player Now Seeking Job Northamptonshire cricket followers received a shock when they read i.i u morning newspaper that E. W. ("Nobody"» Ciark. the County club's last -left hand bowler, had advertised icr an engagement for 1937. When approached on the question of h:s future, however,
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    POLICE SOCCER
    81 16 Detective Branch Beaten By Traffic XI Singapore. tYicav THE firsc match of the Police S rr League between the Traffic Brand the Detective Branch was pbyoil' on the Depoc groung yesterday tcrnoon. r.nd resulted in a win for Traffic police by 5 goals to 3. The game was
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    91 16 S C.C -B" vs. B. Team Cleri Union on Tuesday at 8.C.C.: Cherrington; If. W McGrath. D Nickels; A H. Marshal. D. H Christi* A. R. Brand: M. F Van Lennep. IJ H. H Salaman. E. V. Smith R Hooper. 3 A. Anderson S.C.C. -B" vs. Battery Team
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    Keen Matches In Commercial League TWO MINUTES FROM START
    337 17 ONLY GOAL How Wearnes Beat The M.P.H. Singapore, Friday. i. i SCORING the only (Oftl ol the match within two minute, oi cmmcaeci—a, Woarnat bdnl the MP A .it the Anson Koa«| Siudiiim yesterday in the Busmen Mouses leagwe. JT Although
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    F. & N. WIN BY ONLY GOAL
    364 17 F. N. WIN BY ONLY GOAL uATE SCORE jam Jones Were Just As Good Singapore, Friday. i &lt; soccer was witnessed on the and NFeav&lt; ground yesterii Frascr and Neave met Jones and Railton in a Houses League fixture, the me ending in a win for Fraser and by the
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    KING CONGRATULATES TEST WINNERS
    29 17 London. Mar. 4 has sent a message congra- Don Bradman, the captain. of the Australian Test y their success in yesterday's lhe rubber -British Official
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    ANNUAL MEETING OF JOHORE F.A.
    543 17 Question Of Football Ground Johore Bahru, Mar. 4. PEVERAL important matters such as n permanent playing ground for the Johore Football Association. the encouragement of soccer in the State ana the disposal of cups offered for compe tition, were discussed at the annua! general meeting
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    CHINESE CHESS
    154 17 China's Champion Unbeaten Here Mr Chew Teh Yee, China's Chess Champion, better known as the "Chess King of Seven Provinces", has scored a series ot victories over local players iince his arrival in Singapore a week ago. Chinese chess fans learnt many ot me *iner points of the
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    HOME FOOTBALL TO-MORROW
    283 17 Sixth Round Of The F.A. Cup THE following are home football fixtures for to-morrow: F. A CUP 6TH ROUND Wolves v. Sunderland. West Brewwich v. Arsenal. Millwall v. Manchester City. Tottenham v. Preston. FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v. Liverpool. Bolton v. Birmingham. Brentford v. Leeds. Derby v. Chelsea.
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    DEATH OF NOTED I AUTHOR
    423 18 Works Of The Rev. Joseph Hocking THE death Is announced of the lamous novelist, the Rev. Joseph Hocking The Rev. Joseph Hocking was born in St. Stephen's. Cornwall, and was the youngest son of James Hocking. His brother, the late Rev. Silas Hocking, was also
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    CLERICAL UNION
    78 18 Benevolent Scheme May Be Introduced It is stated in the latest circular issued to members by the Clerical Union that there is an indication that some members are of the opinion that a benevolent scheme should be introduced The council is prepared to support and devise such a
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    264 18 New Books For Issue To-Morrow THE undernoted newly added nonfiction and fiction works will be ready for issue at Raffles Library tomorrow I Saturday»:— Shin and Women. Bill Adams; Episodes of the Great War. Illustrated. John Buchan; The Great. Wall Crumbles. Grover Clark; Chase of the Wild Goose.
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    FRACTURED SKULL
    104 18 Singapore's Daily Motor-Car Casualties Singapore. Friday. A Chinese was knocked down by a motor-car in Robinson Road yesterday evening. He is believed to have received a fracture of the base of the skull, and he was bleeding profusely from the mouth, nose, and ears The man was removed
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    41 18 As the aerodromes near Lisbon were waterlogged, the Lufthansa air service from Stuttgart was temporarily diverted to Oporto Mails were sent from the capital by rail overnight to connect with the departures for Burgos and Marseilles on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays.
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    30 18 A meeting of the literary section of tho Singapore Malayalec Association will ho held on Sunday at 5.30 p.m.. when Mr C. R. Menon will speak on •'The ot Youth
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    ANNUAL REPORT OF Y.M.C.A.
    676 18 "Indication Of Better Times" rXTRACIS from the annual-report u G 1036 of the Y.M.C.A.. Sinpaww given below: There were 455 nanus on our ship list m January and 531 m ber. The highest total reached was So in September There Is a clear indio? tion of
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    RETURN FROM MANILA
    89 18 'From Our Own Corrcspoi Johore Bahru. Mar The Very Rev. Father Zeraphyl the Rev. Father Joseph, who ai ing to India from the f Congress held in Manila, wen ent ed by the South Indian Cat!: s' d*nl in Johore Bahru at the Ove Hokkien Association on
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    "CHRISTIE"
    33 18 rpO-MORROW morning CaoitoJ 3"ildinr cabled r rentfw wi'l b? held Fti W y* 1 o'c'oek and at 12.30 ther" manneoit*n narade w**er*» the (flcwn* T'ndon Fr.»&lt;&gt; N end Vienna will be displayed.
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      1759 19 Malayan Listeners* Radio 8 a.m. The New* and Annour.cePROGRAMME OF krtttcu r nm n I i Greenwich Time Signal at 805 a m ryxiT °WllD|l HiMJrlKlli j ?-lJ a.m. Dance Music. 8.35 a.m. Cios e down PROGRAMMES o 2o ™~o«, Singapore Station On 225 A Pianoforte Recita B transmission. jS^^^W®
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      543 20 1 Load your cam with "Vcrichrome" film and you lnv&lt;&gt; ov*n heli &lt;o mM you food results. "Ver chrome" has a special double roating of emulsion which secures fine detail even though your exposure is much too leaf Of a little too short. Next time you buy a film lor
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      2276 20 m\/m 1 W a 9 mm, m f Nirom Orchestra, conducted by Carel B a.m. New.. m Spa. Malayan Listeners Radio news bulletjn g «g. te 7'in n m —Popular music. 10 am Concert. 'Continued from page W n?.-Hum°o?ous items. News m French 7/&lt;?4 SHORTWAVE time Talk with Bruno Werner,
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    A SPARKLING PRODUCTION AT THE CAPITOL THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1937
    541 21 HUGE CAST OF RADIO AND SCREEN STARS 4 Mime high in big names assembled for a motion picture was scored recently by mil in garnering the or the lavish "Big Broad--1937," coming soon to pitol Theatre. list is Jack
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    A FINE DRAMA AT THE PAVILION
    343 21 "A WOMAN REBELS'' IS INTENSELY HUMAN A SURGING revelation of one woman.; defiance of oppressive social re- I sanctions i.s brought to the screen in "A Woman Rebels." starring Katharine 1 Hepburn and Herbert Marshall, shortly at the Pavilion Theatre. Once more the geniou*
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    "BEN-HUR" RETURNS AS A TALKIE
    574 21 WORLD'S MOST INSPIRED FILM DRAMA ANTE in a lifetime, in every field v of creative art, a work is proceed which not only creates a furor in its own time, but lives through the ages. Such a work is t v e immortal film classic.
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      54 21 GLAXO^SS%§ TO-DAY means HEALTH TO MORROW 4%LAXO does more *****00 O than "Build Bonnie Babies." The benefits of health and ,I,n&lt; ~,at L,xo fr, A M^A\w t through 'if p (*ive your baby Glaxo —he will thank you in after years. 000 Sole Agents for Malaya: ;4 ANGLO-SIAM g£ oot
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      340 21 the insectkide^^KK "slc VOur"health and com- secticides" or imitations that m r^Lm^ti'i i w *°'dier and black band B —sealed to prevent fraudulent refiiiin9 wi nofs,ain You&lt;an jf kill all household insects. |^^nHHS2!!*//A 1 sprinkle die neui FlfT POWDER in cracks and W| crevices. Crawling insects touch it and die!
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    UNIFORM LIGHT AND POWER
    171 22 Government Plan ELECTRICAL SUPPLY IN BRITAIN London, Mar. 3. 'J'HE government have decided to adopt in principle, subject to certain notifications in detail, the recommendations for reorganisation of electricity supplies made by the committee on electricity distribution, which nresented their report in May last year. The
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    26 22 Dr. N. Smallwood, Lady Medical i «':c..:c present oo leave' and d» r place vetnc l.llecl dv Or I.. TZenterwlc s lde Inlain Collate ventre. lood
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    "CANADA MUST HELP BRITAIN"
    277 22 Plea For Stronger Empire Defence Toronto, Ontario. rpHERE is a growing movement among .1 statesmen and the Press in Cam towards this country playing a largCt' part in Empire defence In the last year Canada's "bow and f.rrow" defences, as they have been dutbed by critics,
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    ANNUAL REPORT
    447 22 Teachers' Thrift Loan Society rHE annual report of the Committee of the Singapore English School Teachers' Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Limited, for the year ended Dec. 31. 1936. to be presented at the fifth annual general meeting of members to be held at the St. Joseph's Inst..
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    26 22 Mrs. Ernest Jeff and Miss Barbara Jeff are rettirttina to Seremban shortly. Ifrt Jefl also bringing with nor. hei cond son who has ju-.t left school,
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    MARKET LIST
    475 22 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, Feb. 26. MEAT Beef, steak, kati 32 Beef, stew or curry g Fillet, steak, per lb. J" Mutton, Australian, per lb. w Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca per lb. Pork, lean, kati Pork, lean and fat (1st quality) 34 POULTRY Capons «locally
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    RETAIL TRADE
    63 22 London, Mar. 3 The money value of retail trade sales in January was 2.4 per cent higher U an in January 1936. when, however, the rise from the year earlier amounted to 10.8 per cent. For the twelve months of the trade year ended with January an increase
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    CONCESSIONS FOR UNEMPLOYED
    142 22 Healthy Finances or The Fund IN moving the adoptton approving of a d with the reduction rrom of the waiting period befon ment benefit Is paid and lengthening the period ol joyed by nun who ha\ larly during the pa drawing relatively litt c Minister of Labour
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    KING'S HOUSEHOLD
    141 22 List Of Appointments Gazetted i ALONG list of app Ring's hoi'sehoid is ni?ht. Among the prii following:— Lord Chamberlain, tl ol Cq mer: Lord Steward the Duke ol Bki cleach and Queensberry Horse, the Dulte of Bo ul cf the Household. Sir Geoi Comptroller of the Hous tert'Ward;
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    THE QUEEN MARY
    64 22 Improved Performance After Overhaul London Mai On completion of her In v..r across the Atlantic ai Ccnard-White Star Liner Q arrived at Southampton yesterday In the opinion of the Beers crew, th-i modifications mad the overhaul have proved cestui The Commander ci si.id there has been less
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    FINANCIER'S BEQUEST
    89 22 £10,000,000 For Youth (M America The youtn of America will the extent of n0.000.0uu inder J terms of ihe will of M Hayden. the well-known New i ancier. Believing, in the word, •■that the future of this the world lor that matti no small pari upon the 5
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    49 22 The engagement untitled John Mellor Tickler, j and Mr.s. George Tickle: House, Bradley, near Orim shire, and Isla. daughb Mrs. Wallace Cook. 0 Surrey. Miss Isla Cook childhood in Malaya, wh born, and her father I bered. as he was for the Straits Trading Co.. and the F M.S.
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    SENIOR CAMBRIDGE RESULTS
    432 23 Tests For Supplementary Certificates •pf following, who were candidates for I upplementary certificates, passed redit in the subject or subjects i ted after their names in the er Senior Cambridge examina- Seng Thung (additional mathe- Chung Mm Kee (French I Kwok Tuck (English, History, Urn En;- Sui
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    42 23 untitled of Saint Gregory, the &gt; Iron Saint ol the Choir of the Church the Sacred Heart. Tank Road. Wli •elebrated on Sunday There will f a High Mass at 8 a.m. Ref-csh ents will be served to members of the after M:.ss.
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    MUNICIPALISATION & SANITATION?
    361 23 MUNICIPALISATION SANITATION? Kuala Lumpur's Hopes SANITARY BOARD DISCUSSIONS (From Our Oivn Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. INDICATIONS that a waterborn, system will at lasi definitely be made available in Kuala Lumpur, were given at to-day's meeting of the Sanitary Board at which a de ision of the Finance Commiotee to insert
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    GERMANY & COLONIES
    159 23 GERMANY COLONIES Why She Should Have Them Berlin. WHY should Germany have colonies? How shall she get them? And how •should she administe- them? These are three questions examined by Kerr R'chard Thurnwald, a German colonial expert, in thp Year book for National Economy and Statistics," just published here. The
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    RAJAH'S COLLEGE
    359 23 Successes In L.C.C. Examinations The following students were successful in the London Chamber of Commeice examinations held in November 1936: SENIOR Shorthand &lt; Pitman c P. V. Veeraraghavan, (150 words with dist.). Banking: Hussain Mohamed. Seah Hark Kway. Book-keeping: Chan Boon Hock. Goh Nam Chuan. Koh Teck Seng.
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    182 23 Statement Of Singapore Municipality rrRE Singapore Municipality health statement lor the week ended Feb 11 shew; that there were 193 death' compared with 184 in the previous week, and with 205 in the week of last year. The chief causes of death were: ben-beii 9; phthisis
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