Malaya Tribune, 9 March 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV -No. 57. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Mar. 9, ll'.'JT. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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    "NEXT FIVE YEARS GROUP"
    405 2 Vast Programme Draw-, l T P comprehensive "Programme >. i ties," signed by over a nunc t I end women arawn from all 4 democratic political thought I published here by "Ti:e NextFi",' Group." s lius organisation has as n The Archbishop of York, Lord <
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    ROYAL NAVY
    199 2 To Be Equipped ith Monoplanes London. UNDER the re-armament man. the Royal Navy is to b2 equipped for t! first t'me in its history with mononi Modern aeronautical design has stc lily moving in favour of aircraft j with a single wing: but hithi'to machines used for work
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    CHAMPION SKATER
    79 2 Austria's popular skater X j fer, the holder of intern I Olympic championships, ha j cided to become proles to cable advices from New V Schaefer says that he step as a result of a made by the chairman national Skating A-sOv; I b was stated that Sch.
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    48 2 The great festival of untitled I will be celebrated at the pi i Ladies Union. 7, Moulme.. I Mar. 11, at 8 p.m. The fe held under the auspice- i Indian Hindu F. Associate Snnathana Dharma Sabha. Mr. T. Naraindas J.P U.C rented to preside at the t<
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      380 2 HIFFNER CO LTD, SIN APORfi. j i M. HASSAN, 14, 36 37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Telephone"No. 3411. Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF: Frigidaires, Koldchests, modern electric chandeliers, fancy lamp bowls and shades, bed lamps, fans, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliances, sanitary wares and etc.
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      424 2 RAJAH'S COLLEGE, 48, Dickson Road, Singapore. CAMBRIDGE CLASSES—Sr. Jr.— Morning. COMMERCIAL ABRIDGED COURSE—Morning and Night—Bookkeeping, Shorthand (Rajah Pitman) and Typewriting. 'I YPEWRITING—S days a week—one hour a day. MOTOR VEHICLES WANTED--Secondhand Baby Ford, Morris 8 <»r Austin 7 Saloons. Apply liox Mo. 97, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. FOR SALE—B.S.A.
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      787 2 E. A. BARBOUR LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) The following properties are for salt Enquiries should be made of A. DobSoii, co McAuliffe, Davis Hope, Union Puilding, Singapore. SINGAPORE— Well constructed modern house, th: jcdrooms, modern sanitation, with abou. 57,700 sq. ft. land at Holland Park. Also adjoining vacant land, area
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      419 2 FOR SALE PRIVATELY. No. I.; No. 20, Magazine Road, areas 3JBI and 4.861 sq. ft., Statutory Land co. nt. No. 20, Magazine Road is used as a borage godown. No. 2.: Land situate at Henderson Road, suitable for the erection of godowns or factory, areas 11 acres 3 !<< Is
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      274 2 SARSAPARILLA lONIC 31ood builder and purifier, cures various tropical diseases. Price per jottle $1.00. Small bottle 50 els. \gents: A. S. MOHAMED KAS«IM CO., 79, Hill Street. Singapore. HBALDNESS makes you look so old will end up like this Ml! i* y° u don't stop __fs_! SCALP STARVATION L^SILVIKRIN The
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES BAN ON SALE OF OLD SHIPS
    849 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES BAN ON SALE OF OLD SHIPS U.S. Policy DETERRENT TO NEW CONSTRUCTION RESIGNED to stimulate construction of modern and faster ships essential to the restoration of a competitive merchant marine and creation of an efficient reserve for national defence purposes, a policy of making no further sales
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      463 3 STEAMER SAILINGS and BRITISH INDIA P. A O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CATHAY 15.000 Mar. 12 BURDWAN 0,070 Mar. 1« KAJPUTANA 17,000 Mar. 2fc RANPURA 17,000 Apr. i SOMALI 0,800 Apr. I RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 BANGALORE 6,000 May c CORFU 15,000 May N ALDER
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      54 3 O. S. K. Line m.s. fBIfENOS AIRES MARU" (10,000 tons gross) Lea. SINGAPORE direct for COLOMBO S. Africa S. America) March 24th, at PJI. Passage fares: $171.00 Ist class 77.00 3rd class 46.40 3rd class x 17.00 Deck x (x without diet i Further particulars, apply to: Passajre Dept. 0.5.X.,
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      684 3 4* j M. Ma K. j KOKUSAI LINE 1 i (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) t (Incorporated in Japan) I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) I l Due Due Sailing Due 1 Penang S pore Spore via New York m s KANO MARC Apr. 10 Apr. 13 Apr. 15
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      458 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng MEONIA 16-3 16-3 17-3 19-3 FRRIA 30-3 30-3 31-3 2-4 ALSIA 6-4 6-4 7-4 6-4 BORINQIA
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      511 3 STEAMER BALL IN fat NORDDEITSCHKR WB LLOYD NORD i ncorporated In LLOYD Germany i. The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures: (HTYVARD I OR MANILA. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN Duo Spore. '937 t s.s. "ODER" omits Hongkong. Shanghai and North China Mar. 26 s.s. LAHN'' omits Singapore, Japan Ports
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    LEAGUE OF NATIONS NEWS BULLETIN
    453 4 /ALIENS IN THE VARIOUS COUNTRIES ACCORDING to a study published by the International Labour Office, there were 'throughout the world, in 1930. 28,900.000 aliens, or persons living in another country than their own. This figure represents 1.6 per cent, of the total world population, estimated
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    HEALTH MISSION
    394 4 Preventing Epidemics In vSpain The Council, at a spec'al meeting in December, noted that there were pro blems of a humanitarian character In connection with the present situation in Spain in regard to which co-ordinat-cc internaUonal action was desirable The resolution authorised the SecretaiyQeneral to make available the
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    SPANISH CONFLICT
    634 4 Seizure Of German Steamer The Minister for Foreign Affairs oi Spain, on Jan. 6, asked the SecretarvGcncral to communicate to the Council Members of the League his account of the seizure of the German steamer Palos and at the same time protested ogainst the constant despatch of volun
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    BALANCE OF PAYMENTS
    818 4 Annual Volume Of Economic Intelligence Service The Economic Intelligence Service of the Leaeue of Nations has just published the 1935 issue of its annual volume on Balance of Payments. The volume sives details of the international accounts for twenty-nine countries, including the world's principal trading countries, except.
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      324 4 I I The Graf Zeppelin crossed the On his epoch making trip over Atlantic Ocean six times and the the South Pole, Admiral Byrd Pacific Ocean once. It has to it? found that Veedol Motor Oil gave credit over 100,000 miles of flying satisfaction In every plane And every mile
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      101 4 I Here is tHssence^j I viqdu m jjfi X/IGOUR comes with good health and H good health comes with Brand's Essence mm When vitality is low, you get that sluggish H lack-of energy feeling—sure sign that you H Brand's Essence of Chicken restores lost mm vitality and gives you energy.
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      30 4 Breakfast's on the dot nowadays— thanks to Public Servant No. i* I MUNICIPAL GAS DEPARTMENT. piioxi: .>ioi- 0R CALL AT THE showrwom MUNICIPAL BLDG., COLEMAN STREET —W P S 40
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      50 5 "WHITE LILY TOOTHPASTE" is manufactured according to the formula of eminent European Scientists. It is composed of all the ingredients necessary t 0 keep the teeth clean and prevent decay. The Tooth Paste is specially recommended to smok.-rs for it removes nicotine stains. iw*MMaNOi LOHMANN 8c CO., LTD. W.P.S. 2
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      122 5 IANDAfI I 1 r+u m j Sole Agents: lIIMIY WAICn A. CO., LTD. SINGAPORE, PENANG. IFOH, KUAI A LCMPCR. ENSURE BETTER VISION Turves become 10 -a w CO., 71, High Street, Singapore. Pbone 3786. FULL of VIGOUR And VITALITY Get rid of those frowns —those mjs tries those everyday ill"
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    PROGRAMME OF S.A.F.A. LEAGUE RESULTS TO DATE & FIXTURES
    1459 5 PROGRAMME OF S.A.F.A. LEAGUE RESULTS TO DATE FIXTURES 248 MATCHES Dates For Malaya Cup Games nELOW is given the full fixture list of the S.A.F.A. league for the 19°»7 season, as issued by the Association r few days ago. Results of matches already played precede forthcoming fixtures. The league opened
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    P. AND O. BANK WITHDRAW
    30 5 AN official S.A.F.A. communique announces that the P and O. Bank have withdrawn from the Business Houses League and their record has therefore been expunged.
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    VILLA'S TROUBLES
    79 5 Two Star Men To Play No More For Them London, Feb. 24. Villa directors have unanimously decided that George Cummings, the Scottish International full-back, for whom they paid £8.000 in 1935, and the goal-keeper, Harry Morton, will not play lor the Villa again as a sequel to convictions
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    STIA TEKONG CLUB
    70 5 In a friendly badminton match, the Stia Tekong Club head the Pengerang Police Badminton Party by three games to one on the latter's court. Scores. (S.T.C. first):—Yacob beat Salleh 15—G, 13—13 (5—0»; Manir Uddin and Tungku Ahmad beat Haroon and Mahboou 21—11, 20—20 (2—3» 21—13; Yacob and
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      521 6 ■fr I Overseas-Chineseßanking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). S Successors to I Th* Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, II The Ho Hong Bank Limited and i The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. Authorised 340,000,000.00 TO j HEAD OFFICE, CHINA Managing Director 3172 m General Manager 3513 Telegraphic Address: "OVLKbkA LONDON
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      157 6 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 6, D'Almeida Street. C o aSSi and SubS ,bed rUMMGO faid-up Capital I'sOo'SS Reserve Fund L u u )U HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad. Bahrein, «asra. Kukuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURREInT ACCOUNTS ooened and money
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      30 6 THE EASTERN UNITED «SSITKANCE CORPORATION LIMITED tmmtmmmwmmm I rIRE. MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA>H»N AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. READ OFFICE: •bU. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L G. JOHNSON.
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      169 6 OLD Shoes Are More COM FORTABLE For "QUALITY REPAIR" MAXIMUM SERVICE MINIMUM CHARGES <J«i<a< House j 54 SELEGIE ROAD 662, GEYLANG ROAD. SINGAPORE^ CONTRACTORS FOR REPAIRS TO JOHORE MILITARY FORCLS. 1 WM'MW mMM m WsS!L, that-masquerade' Eyl under the.name JH|H| UiLFLIT JPj FLIT really kills flies |S If Don't'risk your
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    423 6 IOMIOX COMMODITIES RUBBER London. Mar. 8. Last Price To-day Change Tone Strong Ecsad Spot Buyers. 113 16 11% +116 Sellers 115 16 115 16 April' Buyers 11% Sellers. H 3 Apr"june Buyers. 115 16 115 16 Sellers. 117,16 117 16 July' Sept. Buyers. IPs "W +1 16
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      269 7 It A Mi OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter) 12. Cecil Street. Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office §444 Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 6188-t Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" Paid Up Capital Ch. f 40.eoo.000 00 Reserve Funds in excess of 3,500,000.00 Total Assets approximately $1.400.000 noo 00 9 HEAD OFFICE:
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1704 7 „,..frf hu Frastr and Co l.yall and Evatt. Exchange and Steele Broken MINTNG Ftajer ft Co. Lyall ft Exatt Buyer* Sellers Buyers Seller* Ampat Tin 5 6 5;9 5 9 6 f\ Asam Kumbang 33 9 34,6 33 9 34 9 t\ Austral Malay 54 56- 54
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET
    751 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 87% down 8 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. London: 11 1 id., unchanged. Market Tone: Easier after firm. New York: 22 9 16 cts., down ct. Market Tone: Quiet. The market is rather easier to-day the firmness in London beinj<
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    182 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS WW r Total -for Company Dividend Books Cose financial Date Ex. Dlv. year Payable Date to date Burma Malay 6. Mar. 22 To Mar 27 Mar 23 Katu 6d <13th> Mar. 10 M Mar. 17 Mar 11 lik"* Malayan Tin 15 r "r Int.
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      295 8 i» g j C\SJT MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL I w*&& Cocktail ailCe 6 JO 10 P m i Dinner and Dance wmwm j t HARVEY AND YOUNG j j Famous American Comedy Dancers. I 1 raffles Brasserie BR f O SXH I j SEE OUR NEW TARIFF FOR 1 REDUCED PRICES
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      112 8 SoujTgoes j j better with j|JH P j they go touether delicious 4th j Condiment and Soup of J any kind. H.F. Sauce. I mellow and piquant, hrings out all the full j tlavour You'll thor- oughly enjoy thif 1 i perlect combination." J 4th Condiment —Ist Sauce \cents: Joncph
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      311 8 m i \<.on n in < i ris SPRING 1937 RACE MEETING SATURDAY 13TH MARCH. 1931 WEDNESDAY 17TH MARCH. 1931 UNLIMITED -"Sr MEMBI R N &Cot MPR O r"Ivi e TrI R S ASURERS 'MESSRS. GIBSON. ANDERSON. BUT! BUILDINGS, and on the course on RACI I>A on HTH i^ch 1'
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      330 8 j POSTAL lOTBIXI*iEW€Ej STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TODAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Africa East Italy Maru Mar. 9 1.30 put. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dillv Dempo 9 2.30 p.m. Fort de Kock. Padang, Pakan Baroe and Siak Hong Kwong ~9 3 p.m. Netherlands Indies: —Bagan
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    103 8 Hongkong, Canton. 'Shanghai. 'Kobe. Manila and v U.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. Mar. 13. Penang, Siam. Burma, India, Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain. Ireland. Europe. Nigeria. Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Australia, New Zealand, Java and
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    127 8 Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc.. by Air (Qantast today. Deliveries of boxholders" letters at 3 p.m and general delivery of letter? 405 p.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air I Netherlands I to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    20 8 The Air Mail t lmperial* despatched from Singapore on Feb. 28 was delivered In London on Mar. 8.
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    THE HARBOUR
    140 8 Singapore. Mar. 9 Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rajula 22 Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Dempo 18; Kepong 15; Diomed 13 Raub 11: Glenhnlas 8: Kedah 6 Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3» Siamese Prince 30; Awobasan Maru 32: Corneville 34:
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    112 8 Arrivals and departures by Imperial and Qantas liners: Arrived by the Adelaide—Mr. J. C. Schofield and Mr. F. D. Stogdale. from Brisbane; Mr. W. A. Baird, from Dar--1 Wsn; Mr. J. C. Wells. Mr. M. Wells and Miss Wells, from Batavia. Left by the Artemis.—Mr. F. D.
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    FOUR DESTROYERS ON THE WAY
    346 8 TO HELP British Ship In Distress Reuter. London, Mar. 8. THE Admiralty states that four British destroyers are proceeding to the assistance of the Elder Dempster liner Adda who reported that she is being fired on by an unknown warship in the Bay of Biscay.
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    SECRETARY FOR AIR
    81 8 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 8. The Secretary for Air. upon whom a heavy strain has fallen in connection \\;th the accelerated programme of Ministry, has been adv'seci by his doctors to take a short rest. All arrangements has been made for the active prosecution of the
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    PUBLIC PARK FOR MUAR
    163 8 Commemorating Sultan's Jubilee IT has been decided to establish public park in Muar in commr ation of the fortieth year of the of His Highness the Sultan. A meeting of the general con was held w p Tun-i Temenggong Ahmad, D.K., P.I.S., presiding, and it was
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    CHINESE KNOCKED DOWN
    48 8 Singapore. Tuesday. At 12.30 p.m. last night a Cl was knocked by a motor car at B Road. The man received injuries his head and legs, and was rend* conscious. He was removed to Tock Seng Hospital by ambulanc condition is not consul.'ic i .■> i
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    WHAT'S ON?
    163 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. MAR 9 Football: S.A.F.A. League. Div. I. R F v. Police. Anson Road Stauium: Business Houses' League Oversea Chinese Bank v. Wearnes, F and N.: FViendly, C.Y.M.A. v. I.A. II, I.A. Y.M.C.A. Tennis Tournament. Police Band Performance. Katonu P.. k 6 p.m.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    101 8 Paris 107 1 fu I New York 4.87 15 16 Montreal 4.66 Brussels 28.93 Geneva 21.40 Amsterdam 8 91-j I Milan 92 LI 16 bulin 12.14 StocKnoim 19 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90. Vienna 26 1 Prague 139 Belgrade 213. Madrid nom Lisbon 110 3 16 London. Mar. I.
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      173 9 R| ANSWERS THE I CHALLENGE OF I A NEW DAY... REO'S recently announced policy of concent rat for on mW T^ m m»m^ commercial vehicles constitutes a ringing answer to the Rfew. challenge of a new day in transportation. For th s i.- an /^W^B^W^kmm\. age of specialization, and the
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    JUNIOR CAMBRIDGE RESULTS
    102 9 OVER 1,800 PASSES IN MALA YA Singapore, Monday. there were as many as 1,873 passes ior Malaya in the Junior Cambridge v. filiations held at various centres the country last December They •nprise 1,513 boys and 360 girls. L'iie boys' results are summarised as ,wSatisfied the examiners
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    Singapore
    1398 9 RAFFLES INSTITUTION Abdul Samad, Abubakar b. S. O. MalAhnia'd b. H. Dhaffir, Ahmad j I him. Ahmad Yasin, Ang Cheng Tin.' Tian Lye, Ang Tian Soo, Athisa- > a'H Papiah. R. W. J. Byrne, G. CamChan Chien Kiat, Chan Chow Wah, Chan Fong Lum, Chan Hock Chye, Chan Khek
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    Malacca
    231 9 MALACCA HIGH SCHOOL Abdul Kadir b. Md. Derus, Abdullan b I.inch*. Ahmat h. Khamis An Chew. Fte Tiam, Gan Seng Poh. Gha7ali b. Haii Yaakub, Goh Chong Sun. Goh Moh Meng. Gurdit Singh. Ho Chee Sen. Hashim b Abdul Karim. Lee Cheng Swee. L'm Hock Lye, M. P. Gonal
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    Johore Bahru
    104 9 ENGLISH COLLEGE Abdullah b. A. Rahman. Abdullah b. Omar, Abdul Rahman. Adam b. Mohnmed, Awang b. H. M. Said, Chech Khiam Soon, L. K. Cheah. Chew Wcng Sun, Chia Kirn Heng, P. T. Danker. Er Wee Kuan. Hassan b. Mohamed. Hussein b. TViOhamed. Lsmai] b. H. A. Kadir,
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    Batu Pahat
    54 9 GOVERNMENT ENGLISH SCHOOL Chan Kirn Hock. Goh Leng Huan. Ismail b. Haji Abdul Rahman, Jaffar b. Mohd. Salleh, Koh Koon Sien. Kua Keg Hoe. Lim Swee Kee, Mahmood b. Haji Noor, Ong Lock Mvi, Salleh bin Haji Airif. Talib b. Abu, Tee Teong Tong Vythilingam Nararatnam, Wong Poh
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    Muar
    98 9 GOVERNMENT ENGLISH SCHOOL Abu Bakar b. Othman, Atan b. Abdul Hamid. Chie.n Toon Ngang, Fadzil b. Mohamed Ali. Hassan b. Haji Omar, How Huai Hoon, Ibrahim b. Abdul Majid. Ismail b. Haii Ali, Ismail b. Manaf. Isin b. Bidin, Lan Kim Hock, Lim Chan Moh, Long b. Abdul Rahman,
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    GIRLS' SECTION STORE
    443 9 RAFFLES GIRLS* SCHOOL E. M. Cashim, N. Chen. M J Corkbum. C L. Z Gaggino. Rahima hinti Vohd. OhOWS. H Goei. D M. Goodale. M. J. Handy. M Hu, Lee Swee Sian. J. E. Ln Brooy, D E. Sauge Lim Giok Kcna Lim Siew Chen«'. Loh Siew
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    33 9 Mr. W. W. Davidson of Perak has taken the place of Mr. A. T. Gibbings as State Engineer, P. WD. Alor Star whilst the latter has gone to England on eight months leave.
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    32 9 Inspector N. B. Thomas has succeeded Mr R W. E. Harper as O.C.P.D. Ipo'h and Mr. G. C. Grace, Drill Instructor, Police Depot, will temporarily assist in the Traffic Office, Kuala Lumpur.
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      178 10 h NEVER BEFORE Such a Galaxy of Stars in one Musical Picture! Here's Truly a -Show of Shows! OPENING TO-NIGHT CAPITOL I j I 6.15 and 9.15 M biggest show of all :irr,v S j Come and Enjoy new JjP j p j With Latest Piiramount Tome #ar/# floors Ope/i
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      89 10 jifTHE FAMOUS STAR OF HOUSE OF ROTHSCHILD"? RETURNS IN ANOTHER BIG SCREEN HIT. I consider to be one of the finest films Geo r g g t Arliss has ever made" DAILY SKETCH.fj S PAVILION NEXT CHANG., I 1 S ARLISS J j kidnaps himself A CAUMONI BRITISH PiCTURi S
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      190 10 5 A GREAT PICTURE COMES BACK! 6 I OIMMX. TO-XIttHT A< The S o I PAVILION! 4jg£ II 11l~ I t €Ll*AB€Ttt t| ||B[RGNER| I i ESCAPE I NEV[R lit 3IMCTIO dt PAULC2iNNf» 1 I3l'K< V S Extra:—Mickey's Circus and Walt Disney's THREE LITTLE WOLVES Pair of Stars of THIN
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    DIESEL PLANE IN SINGAPORE
    237 10 Lands At Kallang By Mistake Singapore, Monday. A MISUNDERSTANDING on the part of Radio Operator, Herr Reinhardt, the operator on the Junker Diesel monoplane "Lawrence Hargrave," which is on a 13.700 miles experimental flight from Dessau tGeimany) to Australia, resulted in tne plane making an unexpected
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    172 10  -  (By Air Mail London, March 4. MRS. George Muschamp, wife of Squadron-Leader George Muschamp who was with her husband in Singapore, "told the world" about Malaya in a lantern lecture at Leicester. The slides were selected from a large collection made by her husband who was present
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      554 11 »THI TRUI TONIC POOD Obttlnmbl* mf off fimbi, mm 4 st9rm STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY Established Kl4> HA, Change Alley, Singapore. Typ< writer Repairers and Stationers -CORONET" ribbons and Carbons, Over&or cleaning cf m cs in offices rtaken. Jkfcq Sole Agents: SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD., LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE—Second hand tennis calls
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      414 11 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT LEi; WAH BANK, LIMITED Incorporated in the S.S. I NOTICE Application has been made to the Directors of this Company to issue a duplicate certificate of ten shares, numoered 6047 to 6056 both inclusive, in the Company, upon the statement that the original certificate No. 29 and dated
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    AMBULANCE CHIEF IN MALAYA
    512 11 Will Address Rotary WONDERFUL WORK IN THE WAR Singapore, Tuesday. James Lewis Sleeman, Chief Commissioner of the St. John Ambulance Brigade Overseas, is expected to arrive in Singapore at about noon to-day by the Royal Dutch Mail liner Dempo in the course of his Far Eastern
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    COUNTERFEIT COINS
    131 11 Chinese Sent To Prison For Possession Singapore, Monday. GOW Siew was sentenced to six months rigorous imprisonment by Capt. Nelson Jones, the second magistrate on Saturday, for the possession of ten ten-cent s.s. counterfeit current coins. According to the evidence of the prosecution, the accused was in the
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    R.A.F. FLYING BOATS
    71 11 Departure From Camranh Bay For Hongkong Singapore, Tuesday. We understand from the R.AP. authorities that the four fttog toats of Squadron No. 230 which left Seletar for Hongkong yesterday morning with Air Commodore A. W. Tedder flight this morning from Camranh Bay in" Indo-China. They are due
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    DEATH OF MRS. A. MILLER
    315 11 Funeral At Bidadari Cemetery Singapore. Tuesday. rE death took place on Sunday morning of a well-known resident in the person of Mrs. Alexandrina Miller at her residence, 13, Makepeace Road. The deceased, who was 98 years of age, came of an old Malacca family and
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    SERVANT FACES MAGISTRATE
    214 11 Alleged Criminal Breach Of Trust Singapore. Monday. MUTHU Raman Chettiar was charged to-day before Mr. W. G. Reeves, the third magistrate, with criminal breach of trust in the sum of $373 on Dec. 7 while employed as a servant of Ramanathan Chettiar. The accused pleading guilty to
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    49 12 KOH—At his Singapore residence—24, Tiverton Lane, Mr. Koh Eng Watt, J.P. of Labuan, passed away peacefully on the afternoon of the Bth March, 1937, leaving behind two widows, three daughters, two sons-In-law and twelve grandchildren, aged 72. Funeral on Friday. March 12. Palembang papers please copy.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    30 12 MRS. ANNIE JOSEPH and family thank pll relatives and friends who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Alexandria Miller and all those who sent wreaths and other tributes.
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    RUBBER PROPAGANDA NEEDED
    748 12 rjWO months ago we quoted a glaring example of antirubber restriction propaganda which appealed in a London paper and suggested that the time had come, in the interests of Malaya's chief product, for counter propaganda on behalf of the rubber industry. We pointed out thai a good
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    Government House
    208 12 Monday, Mar. 1. At 6 p.m. His Excellency opened the British Malaya Broadcasting Station at rhompson Road. Tuesday, Mar. 2. Mr. L. G. Comey had luncheon at Government House. His Excellency presided at a meeting of the Executive Council held at Government House this morning. Friday. Mar. 5
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    41 12 Mr. Ho Seng Ong, principal of the Anglo-Chinese School. Malacca, was suddenly taken ill on Sunday while gettine rendy to attend We-l r v Church, of which he is also the minister. He has been admlfed into the General Hospital, Malacca.
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    21 12 Mr. J. F. Walker. Secretary, Surgei Ujong Club, Seremban. was in S'ngapore last week to take boat for Home on leave.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS A Public Nuisance
    163 12 NOTES COMMENTS A Public Nuisance PARLIAMENTS are not entirely concerned with questions of high policy and international complications. Occasionally there are debates on matters ot" real human interest, and a bright recent example In the House of Commons was the Hotels and Restaurants tGratuities) Bill, the object of which It
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    Obstacle To Travel
    242 12 htkß. Braeeweh Smith (Dulwich* moved the rejection of the bill on the very reasonable ground that it did not go far enough. Why, he said, if the object was to do away with tipping as an objectionable practice, confine the measure to hotels and restaurants, leaving out
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    Youth And Employment
    259 12 CONGRATULATIONS to those who have oeen successful in last year's Cambridge and London Chamber of Commerce examinations. There is no doubt that several of those who have passed the School Certificate examination will pursue further studies either in the specie J class with a view to winning
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    Lumut
    292 12 ryjRING the last few days, news has been centred on the Perak port of Lumut, which formerly was in t\ c territory of the Dindmgs, before that part cf the Colony was restored to the Perak Government. The two vns reserve patrol launches of the R HA St. <ire
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    Topics Of The Day
    193 12 By "Looker On" MOSCOW was recently swept by a tornado. Another "blow" at the Beds A A Although marked money was found In his pocket a man denied that he hal robbed a till. But it appears thai lv :nflst have had a hand in it.
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    PROPAGANDA AGAINST RUBBER RESTRICTION SCHEME COUNTER ACTION URGED
    1272 13 TRIBUNE'S SUGGESTION LARGELY SUPPORTED IN LONDON RUBBER CIRCLES RECENTLY the Malaya Tribune suggested that the propaganda against rubber restriction which has made itself manifest in a section of the London Press shovld be met by counler propaganda explaining why restriction was necessary.
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    GORDONS LEAVE
    46 13 Reuter. Gibraltar Farewell: On Way To Singapore Gibraltar, Mar. 8. TEN. Sir Charles Harington, the v Governcr, bade farewell to 1,500 Gordons when they left for Singapore to-day. Hundreds of garrison officers, naval friends and inhabitants on the quayside joined in the enthusiastic send-off.—Reuter.
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    Colonel J. L. Sleeman, Chief Commissioner of the St. Jonn Ambulance Brigade (Overseas), • who was expected to arrive at about noon to-day by the Dempo.
    25 13 Colonel J. L. Sleeman, Chief Commissioner of the St. Jonn Ambulance Brigade (Overseas), who was expected to arrive at about noon to-day by the Dempo.
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    FRONTIER CONTROL OF SPAIN
    317 13 COMMITTEE APPROVES PLANS British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 9. rE International Non-intervention Committee met and approved the scheme of observation of the frontiers of Spain by land and sea to ensure application of the non-intervention agreement. Apart from observations on the Portuguese and Spanish frontier, which
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    SEVERE REPRISALS ON ETHIOPIANS
    207 13 By Italian Soldiers QUERIES IN HOUSE OF COMMONS British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 8. Cranborne had a number of questions to answer in the House of Commons to-night of reported disorders in Addis Ababa. He replied: "While it will be realised at pr<i i ent that
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    NALDERA DELAYED
    50 13 A wireless message received from the commander of the P. and O. Naldera states that the vessel has been delayed by fog and is now due at Singapore from Hongkong at 8 p.m. to-morrow i Wednesday I. It is expected that she will be berthed bout 8.30 p.m.
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    MORE STRIKES IN THE STATES
    184 13 80,000 IDLE j V Union's Demands Rejected j Reuter. I Detroit, Mar. 8. EIGHTY THOUSAND workers are} threatened with idleness as a re-i suit of developments in the motor,' industry dispute, following pro-i tracted negotiations on the subject 1 of collective bargaining. The Chrysler Corporation
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    SEVERE STORMS
    35 13 Reuter. New York, Mar. s SEVEN transatlantic liners from Europe, including the Queen Mary, reported delays of from 12 to 72 hours owing to storms, described as worst of an exceptionally severe winter.—Reuter.
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    "TRANSFER OF TERRITORY WILL SETTLE NOTHING" LEAGUE INQUIRY OPENS
    395 14 COLONIES RAW MATERIALS BRITISH VIEWS: JAPAN'S APPEAL FOR OPEN DOOR »T»R4NSFER of territory will not settle the questionsaid Sir 1 Frederick Leith Ross, the British economic expert at the nf thP Teaeue of Nations inquiry into the availability of in the
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    THE OPEN DOOR
    215 14 Might Hinder Development Of Colonies Reuter. Sir Frederick pointed out that in certain cases a higher price was paid by Great Britain lor colonial produce than the world market price, also large investments of capital had been necessary to open up colonies, and any advantages received by
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    JAPAN'S SUGGESTIONS
    300 14 Removal Of Monopolies In Raw Materials Reuter. Mr Shudo said that for Japan the essential question was industrial raw materials. The only raw material Japan possessed was raw silk. Countries like Japan were always anxious .n regard to supplies of raw materials which were hampered by obstacle* sucn
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    CHINA AND RUSSIA
    35 14 Expansion Of Trade Between Two Countries Nanking. Mar. 9. Anticipating expansion of Siiio-Ru&so trade, the Soviet Government intends to appoint additional commercial attaches in central and South China. —S:n Chew Jit Poh.
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    EUROPEANS IN CRASH
    73 14 Singapore, Tuesday. Shortly after 8 p.m. yesterday a motor car containing a European and a lady, collided with a motor lorry at the ninth mile Changi Road near the Bedok Road junction Neither of the motorists were seriously injured, and nrst-aid was rendered by Dr. P. S.
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    VISCOUNT TREDEGAR
    54 14 Returning To Singapore By Plane Singapore. Tuesday. Viscount Tredegar and his party are due back in Singapore this afternoon by the Dutch plane from a visit to Bali and Java. Artist, traveller, poet, writer and politician the baron is on a pleasure trip to the Orient and is
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    GEN. CHEN CHI TANG
    51 14 Shanghai, Mar 9. A report from a Japanese source states that General Chen Chi Tang, the former Canton war lord, who is now returning to China from Europe, has been offered the post of chairman of-/the National Industrial Board iTfTffer TOT TfutiimaL Economic Council—Sin Chew Jit
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    MR. COLIN GRAHAM BROWN
    180 14 Death At Home BOUSTEAD AND CO. DIRECTOR Singapore, Tuesday. VkJE regret to learn that a cable has been received reporting the death at Home of Mr. Colin Grafcam Brown, a Director of Boustead Co., Ltd. Mr. Graham Brown was taken ill shortly after his return to
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    JAPANESE IN SHANGHAI
    75 14 Plan To Establish A Concession Shanghai, Mar. 9. High Japanese air. naval and military attaches are conferring in Shanghai toGay to discuss a plan for the establishment of a Japanese concession in the city. A statement has been made by Dr. Wang Chung Hui. the new Foreign
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    CORONATION STAMPS
    63 14 British Official Wireless. London, May. 8 The Postmaster-General announced ir the House of Commons to-day at question time that he hoped the new George VI stamps would be ready by the date of the Coronation in the mostused denominations. The main issue would total 250,000,000. A special commemorative
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    CHINESE STABBED
    69 14 Singapore. Tuesday. A Chinese was stabbed by an Indian in the abdomen lata last night in the course of a quarrel. A Chinese boy too is alleged to have been assaulted by the Indian, but his injuries are not considered serious. The police removed the assailant to the
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    THE SELANGOR SUCCESSION
    306 14 A PETITION? State Malays Want Ex-Raja Muda (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. IT is reported in the Malay vernacular paper, the Majlis, that the Malays of the State of Selangor, numbering 20,000. of all stations of life, from rubber tappers to the chiefs and penghulus
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    NINE MILLION FASCISTS
    99 14 Reuter. Grand Council Meets For Three Hours Rome Mar. 9. DOMESTIC affairs monopolised the three hour meeting of the Fascist Grand Council, at which Signor Starace leported that the membership of the Fascist Farty, including women and youths, was over nine millons. It was decided that the
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    U.S. COTTON ENVOY IN SINGAPORE
    854 14 JAPANS ATTEMPTS TO GAIN MARKETS Singapore, Tuesday. "AUR country to-day is leading the U W ay in establishing trade relations of the kind that will make for peace. Fifteen trade treaties have been concluded during the Roosevelt administration, of which I am a ttaunch supporter.
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    ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY
    310 14 "Cavalleria Rusticana" And "I Pagliacci" ONCE again the Gonsalez Opera Company earned enthusiastic applause irom a full house in the inseparable operas/'Cavalleria Rusticana and "I Pagliacc:," with a return to the standard they had set themselves on the first two nights of their short season here Most
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    DOLLAR DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN
    100 14 "Hayes" Kxpectcd On Saturday Singapore. Tuesday THE first American ship to cal Singapore since the shipping st..' last November, which entirely tied i.p sailings from the Pacific Coast ol United States, will be the Dollar ni- President Hayes, which is expcc berth alongside the Tanjong
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    CHINA'S IMPROVED CONDITIONS HONGKONG BANK MEETING
    1162 15 BETTER TRADE Warm Tribute To Governor BRIGHTER outlook for Far Eastern trade was prophesied ~v the Hon. Mr. J. J. Paterson, who presided at the annual meeting of -hari holders of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, in ourse of a comprehensive surot
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    TWO HOUSES ON FIRE
    228 15 Four Engines Out REST OF THE ROW SAVED Singapore, Tuesday. FIRE which would have developed into very serious proportions but for the splendid work of the Singapore Fire Brigade broke out in Cross Street, near the junction of Teluk Ayer Street last night, at about 9
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    SELANGOR'S CRICKET PROSPECTS LIKELY STATE PLAYERS
    149 16 TRIAL TEAMS Week-End Match Of Two Days (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. IN preparation for the forthcoming Inter-State cricket matches there will be an early trial for Selangor cricketers next Saturday and Sunday which should prove considerably interesting. Two teams of twelve
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    SCOTLAND v. ENGLAND
    47 16 Reuter London. May. 8 The foUowing have been selected to represent Scotland in the international ruSger match against England at Edinburgh on Mar. 20. Marshall (Edinburgh Ac): Jonnson, Dick. Macraf. R. Shaw; Ross. Logan; Henderson. Gray. Inglis. Hcrsburgn. Melville foung. Waters. G. Shaw. —Reuter
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    SEMI-FINALS OF S.A.F.A. CUP
    89 16 Matches Fixed For Apr. 10 Reuter. London. Mar. 8 THE following teams will meet in the Semi-Finals of the FA. Cup to be played on April 10: Wolverhampton or Sunderland versus Millwall, West Bromwich versus Preston, at Arsenal's ground. If Wolverhampton should win the replay, their
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    THE BOAT RACE
    244 16 The Dark Blue Crew Selected OXFORD rowing authorities have stolen a march on their rivals this year. Blues for the Boat Race crew have been awarded although Cambridge are usually first out with the definite selection of their crew. The Dark Blues crew will be: M. G.
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    ANOTHER WIN FOR THE G.E.C.
    249 16 Commercial League Soccer Singapore. Tuesday. THE G.E.C. beat the H. S. Bank in the Business Houses League soccer match played on the Harboui Board grounds yesterday it (i< t< i i<iiau d by one goal to nil. The game was evenly contested, and although play
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    LOCAL GOLF
    269 16 Mixed Foursomes At Island Club THE replay of the February bogey tie at the Island Club resulted in a win lor Lee Pang Kirn who returned a score of all square on bogey. About 12 cards were taken out for the March mixed foursome competition on Sunday over
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    EXCISE CLERKS LOSE
    96 16 The Excise Clerk's Club lost to Tan Joo Soo Badminton Party in a friendly badminton match played on the lat'ers court. Results (Excise players mentioned first).— Chan Chim Bock lost to Koh Keng Siang 7—15, 10—15; Kang Soon leek lost to Ne Liang Chuan v/.0.; Quek Seng
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    44 16 The 14th annual drill and games competition of the Singapore Malay Schools will be held from 2.30 to 6 p.m. on Saturday next at the Geylang Malay School. The prizes will be distributed by the wife of the Hon. Capt. N. M. Hashim. 1.5.0.
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    NEGRI CRICKET TRIAL
    229 16 NEW PLAYERS Dennison-Smith And Rhodes Do Well DURING the week-end, Negri Sembilan held a cricket trial in which Rhodes* XI had an easy win over Br?therton's XI. The latter side batted first and totalled 82 in their first innings, of which 25 came from Gurdial Singh, ana
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    TRACK NOTES FROM KUALA LUMPUR
    475 16 Fiom Our Own Reporter' Kuala. Lumpur. Tuesday. COME intt resting gallops were wilnessed this morning when the majoiitv of horses entered tor ge ShVngor Tu.f Club Spring Meetmg went through their pates. Best lot was among the early ones, and after half pace work made
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    HAMMOND BATS WELL
    110 16 M.C.C. v. Combined Universities Reuter. Sydney, Mar. 8. rpHE two-day cricket match between the M.C.C. tourists and the Combined Universities, begran to day. Owinsr to rain, there was no play before lunch. A start was made later in the day, and the M.C.C, batting first. Bad made
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    HORACE LINDRUM
    133 16 Malaya Included In Billiard Tour MALA fA will nave the pleasure of seeing Horace Lricirum and Meloourne Inman in action shortly. According to the latest news received Horace, who is now in London, will leave for Melbourne on April 24. He states "Despite my original intention to have
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    81 16 A sum of $58.119.50 G. was paid to see the first match between Fred J. Pern and H. Eilsworth Vines. professiona' champ'on. m Madison Squarer Garden. With a price range of from $1 10 to ».90 per tickPt and something for standing room, the big arena was filled t capacity.
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    S.A.F.A. TO VISIT COCHIN-CHINA
    166 16 16 Players Chosen For April Tour Singapore, Tuesday RECENTLY the Singapore Amateur Football Association and the CoehmChina Football Association bem negotiating n-ith a view to holding series of interport matches, and ai a meeting of the S.A.F.A. last niglu n •jvas decided to send a team
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    FIRST DIVISION SOCCER BEGINS CUP HOLDERS DO WELL
    634 17 WIN 5-0 Midcls Display Poor Form Singapore, Tuesd y. 1MII First Division of the S.A.F.A. League opened yesterday when ih< ftoyal Artillery, last season's |„j, v. inncrs, defeated the Middlev v Kecurrent at Anson Road Stadium h> five goals to nil. The
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    RUNAWAY WIN IN PADANG SOCCER
    397 17 Changi Gunners Rout S.C.C. Reserves Singapore, Tuesday. THE S.C.C B" soccer team were beatR A «Changii i n their dav fixture on the Padang yesterThe Club went down to the tune of six goals to nil in a game which was inclined to be very
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    SOCCER CANCELLED
    38 17 Singapore. Monday The Business Houses League game between The P. O Bank and Nestanglo which was to have been played on the V.M.C.A. ground this evening was cancelled, the 3a vk having withdrawn from the League
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    GRAND NATIONAL AND LINCOLNSHIRE
    130 17 Latest Call-Over Prices Reuter. London, Mar. 8 THE following is the latest call over for the Lincolnshire Handicap and Grand National: LINCOLNSHIRE <MAR. 17» 100—7 Montesano. taken and offered; 15—1 Takemy, offered. 100-6 taken: 100—6 Laureat; 100—6 Nipaway; 18—1 Edgehill: 20—1 Voltus; taken and offered; 20—1
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    458 17 AT V.M.C.A. Progress Of Tennis Tournament Singapore, Tuesday. DA IN threatened to interfere with the V.M.C.A. Open Invitation Tennis Tournament yesterday. Shortly before play began, it drizzled heavily, 'but after a few minutes it cleared and eight ties were decided. Much interest was taken in the mixed
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    THREE DEATHS AT SEA
    923 18 ASSIZES CASE Fireman On Capital Charge Singapore, Monday. DID the accused commit the triple crime with which he stands charged; and if he did was his state of mind sack that he was unaware of the physical nature and qu-i'i'.y of the act which he did?
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    BREACH OF TRUST ALLEGED
    178 18 Flit Removed From R > Base Singapore M;;. THE evidence of Capt. 'I j n the R A P. (Metar. v,„ to-day beiore Mr. W G rt t third magistrate, in the ci Arasaratnam is charged w.t}. breach ol trust in respect .,j gallon cask of
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    KIDNAP CHARGE
    195 18 Stiff Sentences For T! •< Accused Singapore, m,, CHARGED to-day with kid; Tamil boy named Muns'xteen. Dollah bin Bulat and' Sidi. two Malays, were each to seven months' rigorous imoi n and an Indian named Abdul to fifteen months, by Mr H A I Criminal District Judge, Sirmu.
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    FLEET AIR ARM
    64 18 Opportunity For U.N." Reserve Officers IT is nolilietl that until further lit'!• Royal Naval Reserve otiie- ti »i. ferred to the supplemental y lis! cf Royal Navy will be eligible to specialise as Observer i: th--Aim if uncter 2a years ol 1.. under 24 as previously a:
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    AT THE CINEMAS FINE HINDUSTANI TALKIE AT THE RITZ
    57 18 The Rita Civ ffla i al Gei I ing to-night an outs tiding Hin talkie entitled "Par bi Dvi ia "F'arebi Dvi ia" is :i thril'.e! are many action sc?ne S well-known Indian cun ma featured In the play. Then will
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    36 18 In response to n. n I here wilt be a spe ial world famous M <* i i Knr" at the Alha abra i Children v. iii be admlti '1 :\t 20 cents
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    46 18 London 1 The ad;r. in (trauve c iv of Internationa] s.tt: mousiy selected ?s the i of the bank Sir Otto N Bank of England a fon cial who in recent year financial mks on.; to A the Argentine and India B Wireie.s.
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    25 19 The Hon. Mr. D. H. Elias. General Manager, F.M.S. Railways, who underwent an operation for appendicitis last r.ionth, has left the Punejsar Hospital. Kuala Lumpur.
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      153 20 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs ana members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is t provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The "Club
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    1057 21 Right Of Asylum Accepted In Principle M del Vayo said that, although his Government had no legal obligations under Se treaties referred to-nameiy. the Treaty of Habana and tne Treaty of Montevideo relating to the right o asylum—his Government nevertheless fccTpTed the right of asylum in practice He
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    672 21 Appointment Of New High Commissioner The Council, on Jan. 27, provided ror the appointment of a new High Uofnnissioner for the League in Danzig. In the reports made by the Polish and British representatives to the Council, the general bases were outlined on which the new High-Commissioner
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    534 22 International Trade In Raw Materials The Economic Intelligence Service of n jjeogue of Na:ions recently published a volume entitled International Trade in Ortain Raw Materials and Foodstuffs by Countries of Origin and Consumption. 1935. Th'S TCl 7,r> T° ie iSr> o* extremely important conclusion, from the point ol
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    705 23 Marshal Badoglio's Book mSSOLlNI WRITES A PREFACE ijAKSIIAL Pietro Badoglio, whc m.ed and won for his country i»r against Ethiopia, has fol jov.'t Marshal Emilio de Bono ir wr iti ,r a book on the Ease African campaign. y\: hal Badoglio's book differs ir on( -portant
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