Malaya Tribune, 11 March 1937

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune MALAYA'S NATIONAL NEWSPAPER: GUARANTEED LARGEST SAL ES Vol XXIV. No. 59. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1937 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday. Mar. 11, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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      925 2 XOBLER Swiss Chocolates "Toblerone" "Hazelnut" "Berna" "Toblerettl" "Amanda" Assorted in tins etc., etc. These delicious Swiss Chocolates are obtainable at Provision Stores, Cafes, Railway Stations, etc., etc. An interesting Picture Album combined with a "Question Answer" eompetitlon is given free of charge when you buy a Tobler Swiss Chocolate. If
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      655 2 NOTICE It is hereby notified that no applications in respect of the present quarter Ux the transfer of export credit* between Producers and from Registered Exporters to Licensed Dealers will be entertained after the 25th March, 1937. 2. Every endeavour will be made to complete transfers applied for on or
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      587 2 PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Estate of Shaik Abdulrahman biu Mohamed Baswedan, deceased and Estate of Shaik Sallim, Shaik Ahmad and Shaik Abdullah bin Abdulrahman Baswedan deceased and Shaik Aweth bin Abdulrahman Baswedbn. IMPORTANT TWO DAYS' AUCTION SALE OP VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES AT MESSRS. CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD'S SALEROOM,
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      372 2 Have EXTRA ENERGY for your ACTIVE busy work 4 with HERB—TONJC Try this 24 -S2HL he&tom' RESULTS. uon bran: til *'~jt*~r.£i D. T. LIM COMPANY, 353, North Bridge Road, SINGAPORE j TEACH YOURSELF HOW TO SKETCH. HOW TO DESIGN GREETING CARDS by E. C. Sprague MODERN ALPHABETS by Melbert B.
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      60 2 and Quickly Removed! Stillman's Frer.de Cream i then out while you sleep, i the akin soft and whit. pjexion fresh, clear and n For 37 years thousan it ■mve endorsed ii. So < The first jar proves ka Stillman's Freckle Cream fUmvres T Whitens freckles 1 The Skin For sale
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES TO BE SCRAPPED IN HONGKONG
    345 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES TO BE SCRAPPED IN HONGKONG Two Famous Philippines Ships THE steamer Neil Macleod and the steamer Yusingco, two of the oldest ships engaged in the Philippines coastwise trade, left Manila recently for Hongkong and will be broken up here, says the "S.C.M. Post." The first of these
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    PASSENGERS
    447 3 The following were passengers by the Haruna Maru which left Singapore for Europe, via ports, on Mar. 4:— Mr G B. Bixby, Mr. and Mrs. J \tkmson. Mr. K. N. Devarajalu. Mr o H Mendis. Mr. K. Nakamura, Mi k C Seawell. Mr. F. Teramoto. Mr. m' M Tipler.
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      459 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA ma ri I a I. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CATHAY 15.000 Mar. 12 DWAH 6.070 Ma:. 13 r PUT ANA 17,000 Mar. 2b RANPURA 17,000 Apr. I S( >MAU 0.800 Apr. 9 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 BANGALORE 6,000 May 3
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      45 3 O. S.K. I REDUCED FARE TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA, RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ £106-8-0 Up Fare provides Singapore] Africa OS.X Cabin Class; Africa|Enghuid Union Castle 2nd Class; London--1 Singapore N.YJL 2nd Class. For further particulars, Apply to O.SK. PASSAGE DEPT., Singapore. i I v
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      706 3 I M. B- K. I I j KOKUSAI LINE I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) I f (Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) > 1 Due Due Sailing Dae S Penang Spore S pore via New York Jms KANO MARU Apff lt Apr. 13 Apr. 15 June
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      466 3 PASSEfNGER 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. S'pote Malacca P.S'ham P*ng MEONIA 17-3 17-3 19-3 ERRIA 30-3 30-3 31-8 2-4 ALSIA 6-4 6-4 7-4 $-4 BORINGIA 27-4
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      524 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER m IIM LLOYD NORO 'Incorporated in LLOYD Germany) The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA ft JAPAN Due Spore. 1937. t s.s. "ODER omits Hongkong, Shanghai and North China Mar. 30 s.s. "LAWN" omits Singapore, Japan Ports calls Hongkong, Shanghai,
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    MEANS TO AN END
    624 4 ARMS PLAN Foreign Secretary's Speech London, Mar. 8. IN a speach at Aberdeen to-night the Foreign Secretary referred to the re-armament programme as a means to an end and not an end in itself. He said the Government believed it to be an indispensable contribution to
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    ALLEGED CHEATING OF CUSTOMS
    204 4 Illegal Removal Of Goods (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. CHARGED with abetting 6wo Indians named Mohamed Ali Marica and Syed Mohamed in removing dutiable goods from the General Post Office counter before duty had been paid en them, Abdullah bin Said, a young Customs
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    ELEVATING SOVIET WOMEN
    1081 4 THEIR PART IN THE SCHEME OF THINGS /CONGRESSES of Fighting Friends," wives of Red Army Officers, opened in every district of the Soviet Union recently. Two years ago it was decided that something must be done to raise the "level of civilisation" of these women, the majority
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    COAL ROYALTIES
    132 4 Government Move Tu Force Sale British Official Wireless. Loudon, Milt H' IN connection with the GXivern' 1 proposal *,o secure th<* unities u coal royalties as u part of the «'A' 11 programme oi rationalisation ol 1(" industry. negotiations which Iwe mproceeding for a considerable tim. w the
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      272 4 SEE WHAT Y^iWß you save! -35, %m Simple subtraction shows that 0 I buying Andrews in the Economy i t,J*• j|J Tin saves you 45« on the large size riti^jlttMi and 30« on the small size, but only Mj JM* the use of Andrews itself can prove ftfrjffl what a
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      78 4 TO BE jj| HE ALLY (f<J '^mm beautiful.... > IW| To be really beautiful, you 4 j must have perfectly clean, white teeth. Be wise. Clean your teeth every night and morning with the toothpaste that is worldfamous, the toothpaste on which many of the most noted beauties rely Odol.
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    Singapore And Anti-Gas Training AMBULANCE CHIEF EXPLAINS
    528 5 COL. SLEEMAN Address At Rotary Club Singapore, Wednesday. THAT he was de'ighied with the prominence given to the importance of his visit but he did not wish to give the impression hat he was in any sense an alarmist formed the gist of
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    A COMPARISON
    567 5 Singapore Deficient In Ambulance Needs "Compared to any smaller city of Importance in the Empire, it could only be regarded as almost totally efficient i f anything approaching the necessity of ambulance 'and its needs. Hongkong, for example, has 12 ambulance, four cadet and nine nursing divisions of
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    ROTARY ADDRESS
    542 5 Not An Alarmist Campaign POL. Sleeman supplemented his rev marks on the need for anti-gas trailing and ambulance, divisions amongst the civilians in Singapore in a r.peech at the Ritary Club luncheon at the Adelphi Hotel to-day. The order of St. John of Jerusalem, he said, was the
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    176 5 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health state ment foi tho week ended Mar. '> shows that there were 217 deaths, compared with 193 in the previous week c nd with 203 in the corresponding wee.,: of last year. The chief causes of death were.
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    INDIA ELECTIONS
    215 5 Lord Halifax Welcomes Congress Party British Wireless. London. March 10. I ORD Halifax, the Lord Privy Seal, in a speech from the chair at a meeting of the East India Association, said that the success of the Congress Party in the provincial elections just completed in India was
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    HUSBAND SUED
    188 5 111-treated Wife When Drunk Singapore. Wednesday. THE case came up for hearing to-day before Mr. T. L. Tan the fifth magistrate In which Karrupiah Ammal is suing R. Athipranam of Holland Road for maintenance. Karrupiah Ammal giving evidence stated that she had married the defendant twelve years ago,
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    S.C.B.A. MEETING
    169 5 Subscriptions To Help Lepers rriHL following are minutes of the 1 SC B A Committee meeting heU on Feb 9 last, presided over by tIK Wrtn Mr Tay Llun Teck: Birth Control: Mr. Tun Sim Hjyj.:. the convenor of this WHF not present and in view of tl
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    MR. BALDWIN TO RETIRE
    358 5 Mr. Mac Donald Also MAY BE ELEVATED TO PEERAGE London, Mar. 10. JT is now definitely though unofficially stated that Mr. Stanley Baldwin will retire from the Premiership immediately after Whitsun. presumably about May 26 as the Premier's engagement list for the preceding week is full,
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    LATE MRS. HELEN RAE
    222 5 Funeral At Bidadari Cemetery F[E death took place at the General Hospital, Singapore, on Monday afternoon of Mrs. Helen Agnes Rae. the dearly beloved mother of Mrs. Graham Hutchison at the age of 82 years. The funeral took place at the B.dadari Cemetery on Tuesday, afternoon
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    POPPY SHELLS
    145 5 Fines For Illegal Dealing Singapore, Wednesday. APPEARING in the Criminal District Court to-day, before Mr. H. A Forrer. on a summons charging them with "dealing in part of the species Papaver Somniferum, without authority." B. S. Mohideen and Abdul Kadlr. Of the firm of B. S. Mohideen and
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    QUAKES IN STATES
    92 5 Midnight Disturbances In Ohio Reuter Wireless. New Yoil:. March 9. f EARTHQUAKE shocks rocked the towns of Indianapolis. Detroit, Louisville and Lexington about midnight, awakening sleepers and causing considerable alarm to the populations. Distinct shocks were also felt in Manila about 4,30 a.m. local time and tremors
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    FRONTIER UNREST
    64 5 British Troops On The Move Reuter Wireless. Rawalpindi, March 9. IN view of the unrest troop movements are progressing en the Waziristan frontier, the latest units to leave being the Second Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders and the Third infantry Brigade. The Moslem fire-brand faqir, Ipt, is inflaming the
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      217 5 BANISH CONSTIPATION HEADACHE BILIOUSNESS INDIGESTION Whether you are a v Liver:sh- ness, Indigestion, cham*3 lMla remove uTJ f tllc cause CONSTIPATION. 9C% daily ills are due m I to this one cau»e. It poisons your whole system. But Beecham's purify, tone and regulate. They keep you always fit, fresh and
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    458 6 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER London, March 10. Last Price To-day Change Ton e Stsady Very firm Spot Buyers. 113 16 117 16 +14 Sellers 11% April Buyers ll 1 4 H% +V 4 Sellers. 115 16 119 16 4 Apr. June Buyers. 1114 11% +V 4 Sellers. 11%
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    LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    936 6 GO VERNMENT BAN ON METAL DEALINGS? <From Our Own CorrespondedHl London, Feb. 25. STOCK markets during the last few days have witnessed a shake-out o f unprecedented severity. Though the situation has become much calmer a* the moment of writing it would be too optimistic to say
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    WASTAGE ON RUBBER ESTATES
    700 6 No Preparations In Malaya I (3\ Ail* Mu*» -Frov> Our Own Correspondent. Loudon, Feb 24. RUBBtH plantations even under preatni raw rubber prices are not nearly so prosperous us they seem They should in ordinary prudence, be allocating three-halfpence per lb for i epUntinv to covcr
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      882 6 .5. j (KerseasXhmeseßankingCorporationLtd. j fTrrorporated in the Straits Settlements). t Successors to 1 Tl p Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, I The Ho Hong Bank Limited and J i The Oversea-Chinsse Bank Limited. 'l Authorised §40.000,000.00 \^S£^ HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. I TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary "JJ
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      17 6 VIROL for robust health IDEAL FOR THE RACES LHTZ BLNOCLLARS i j 1 i T| f fc»
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1652 7 ~,/<erf by Fraser and Co Lyall and Evutt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING rraaer %Co Lyall *v%u Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers impat Tin ..5 9 6.3 6- 66 l\ Asam Kumbang .34 36,- 34 36II Austral Malay 54 56- 54- 56- Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 3
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    131 7 (Frcm Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Thursday morning-. RUBBER Singapore: 39» i cts., up lsi ct*. Market Tone: Firm. London: 11 7 16d., up 5 16d. Market Tone: Very Firm. New York: 23«4 cts., up H. Market Tone: Steady. Trade buying continues and the local market is very
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    SHARE MARKETS
    380 7 Messrs. Fraser And Co.'s Report MINING. Tin 3 months £291 5 up 175 abes from London indicate a firm -iarket for Tin shares there, Southern ivmtas, Petalingfc, Southern Malayans nd Ampats in particular showing sharp dvances. On tne whol? prices are up a noderate amount, and selling orders
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    EXCHANGE
    171 7 SELLING Singapore. Mar. 11. ondon T.T. 214 1116 ondon demand 2|4 1116 ..ondon 4 months' sight 2 44 yons demand 1245 iamburg demand 141 ew York demand 57 lontreal demand 56% i avia demand 1034 Samarang demand 1034 aicutta. Bombay and Rangoon demands 154% Madras and Colombo demand 154%
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    214 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS ■HP"" T Total for Company Dividend Books Cose financial Date Ex. Dir. year Payable Date to date TIN. Batu Selaneoi 7 1 Mar R To Apr 14 Aor fi Burma Malav 0 fUth) Mflr 22 To M&r 27 Mar 2* Katu 6a «13th» Mar.
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      275 7 BANK OF CHINA ilncorporated In China by Special Charter) 12. Cecil Street. Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office C4O Exchange Dept. £441 General Office SIM-i Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" Paid Dp Capital Cll io.ooo.oooov) Reserve Funds In excess of 112 2,500.000 04 Total Assets approximately fMOO.OOO ooq.o* HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI: Tse-Vung Soong, Chairman
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    109 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. America: Imperial, closing 7 pm. today. Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 o.m. to-day. Hongkong. Canton. 'Shanghai. "Kobe. Manila and v U.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. Mai. 13. Medan. Jask§. Amsterdam* and don Netherlands,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    119 8 Mails expected from Europe iLondon" by Air (Imperial) to-morrow Time of delivery of boxholders' letters and letters uncertain. Mails expected from Europe (Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only at 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 9 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    29 8 The s.s. Takonesan Maru for S. Africa &c. Mails previously announced as closing at 2 p.m. on Mar. 10 wiil now close at noon on Mar. 11.
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    TALAM MINES, LTD.
    635 8 Seventeenth Annual Report THE following is the 17th annual report of the directors of Talam Mines, i_.td., to be presented to shareholders at ihe annual general meeting to be held at the Chartered Bank Chambers, Ipoh, on Tutsday, Mar. 23, at noon:— Your directors have pleasure In
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    HAYTOR RUBBER ESTATES
    369 8 Dividend Of Seven Per Cent. THE following directors' report statement of accounts of Haytor R ber Estates, Ltd.. will be presented shareholders at the annual general me ing to be held at the registered cffici of the company, French Bank Bui Singapore, on Saturday. Mar noon: Your
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    140 8 Marudu. British, 982 tons, from 8.3 to British North Borneo ttl Karagola: British: 3.644 tons: iron Calcutta 9 3 to Calcutta 11.3. Kedah British: 1.033 tons: from Belay an 9.3 to Belawan U.S. Benalder: British; 3,149 tons: from London 9.3 to Hongkcn- 11.3. Kota Gede: Dutch; 4.562
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    77 8 The following passengers for Straits ports are arriving by the which Is due In Singapore from Southamp' on Apr. 2: Mr. Hilton. Mrs. Hilton, Dr. I. Gordon Cameron, Mrs. L Gordon Cameron. Mr. L. J. Collier. Mrs. L. J. Collier. Mr. K. W Stolz, Miss K. Bauek. The
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      689 8 <m fifties 2?otcll MALAYA'S PftEMlEft HOTEL I Orchestral Concert I 1 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. j J lliiuicn* and Dance (formal) I HARVEY AND YOUNG 1 Non-d'ners $1.00 J RAFFLES BRASSERIE BR f o^ sm S SEE OUR NEW TARIFF FOR J REDUCED PRICES j i POPULAR GRILL FOR I
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      50 8 OLD Shoes Are More COM PORTABLE Fof "QUALITY* REPAIR" MAXIMUM SERVICE MINIMUM CHARGES Qucnt House I 54, SELEGEE ROAD 662, GEYLANG ROAD, SINGAPORE. J CONTRACTORS FOR REPAIRS TO JOHORE MILITARY FORCES. J GEORGE RAFT, ALICE FAY, FRA NCES LANGFORD, PASTY KELLY in "EVERY NIGHT AT EIGHT" PARAMOUNT MUSICAL COMEDY ROMANCE
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      111 8 12 HS AFFAIRS Between now and next May: (1) The Gauder-Boon Mr.h I Bat tic Royal on FRIDAY MARCH UHh (2) The King's Coronatim on MAY mh in LONDON. "Mee-Siam" will be lower in price After I tackle Boon Mah On the Night of Friday-March 19th SAYS GAUDER Secure now
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      32 8 I STAMP ALBUMS I PACKETS OF STAMPS f I DUPLICATE BOOKS J HINGES Iand all accessories for stamp collectors Ask for oar X v COMPLETE LIST L sent post free anywhere. flf
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      335 8 •5* J j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE I i 1 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY roR PER DATE AND TIME Hakonesai* Maru Mar. ll noon America (South) Hakonesan Maru ll noon China (generally) Holhow Slrdhana MarV ll l pm Hong Kong Slrdhana 11 1 pjn i-nSm 5 ajula Mar 11 3.8C pn>. iviiniiQ
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    RETURN FROM BALI VISIT
    365 9 isto un t T redegar STAY ON ISLAND DESCRIBED Singapore, Wednesday. n" i'RVT.Vti to Singapore after 1 traversing the length an' 11 nf Hall —the tourist's para* -tcmery and majestic grand peaks and towering .ii well-cultivated plateaux i ii/iii forest» —Viscount Eva? 'o Morgan Tredegar, nrtlsw
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    GANG RACKET
    220 9 rsv Extortioner Sent To Prison Singapore, Wednesday. SI? T Fjok Thai was sentenced to s a .iiunthx ugoroae imprisonment, and i.it 6 pr-llce supervision by !>.lson Jor.es tne second magL; charged wxth attempted u- r ii i SI" 80 irom 3 Chinese lad i Nv Zee Pong in
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    GIRL KNOCKED DOWN
    26 9 Singapore, Wednesday Chinese girl was knocked mJ?£H£ car at ten o'clock last w- th Bridg 3 Road. She receivo the aims and legs.
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    SEVEN BULLOCKS DIE
    156 9 First Casualties In Heat Wave Ft«„,~ Singapore, Wednesday. IRST casualties in the heat wave in Singapore, which is causing sleepless nights to many residents, were seven bullocks which died this afternoon. They wer e part of a consignment of ol which arrived on Monday from Bali 3y
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    TAMIL ACQUITTED
    261 9 DuublH In Cast- Of Alleged Theft P Singapore, Wednesday. ONNXAH. a cook at the Naval Bah;' wa<* acquitted 10-duy en a char i •Jf thett of clothc.r valued at. $3u, by Mr •ST. C» Rteves. the ihird magistrate. The accused wol alkged to Imve stolen the clathcs from
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    FRENCH DEFENCE
    72 9 Loan To Be Thirteen Milliards Reuter Wireless. Palis, March 9 THE Finance Minister, M Auriol, to- day tabled the new Defence Loan n the Chamber. The Government proposes the Lean shall not exceed de>nce expenditure ear-marked In the 1937 budget, namely 13 milliard francs ;nd there will be
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    ALLEGED TRIPLE MURDER
    241 9 Accused Has Nothing To Say Singapore, Wednesday. "I DO not wish to say anything In my defence," said Loh Nglap Fuan. the middle aged Halnanese fireman who stands charged with triple murder on board the s,s. Thedens In April last year, when he was questioned at the
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      10 9 r R ®vitalizo your *****, Start taking PHYUOSAir TABLETS TO-DAY!
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      127 9 HE used the same kind of toothbrush for years a big clumsy one which he felt was the proper size. It hurt when he used it, so he thought it must be thorough. He was mistaken. Because it was big and wrongly designed, his brush simply couldn't clean the backs
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      310 9 CLAUDETTE COLBERTS secret showed Sally the way to beauty "No girl could be attractive with Listen to this, Sally! 'Like nine A MONTH LATER a skin as coarse as mine. I'd give out of ten other film stars, Thanks for your advice about anything to have a complexion Claudette Colbert
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      209 9 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune" This Diary is pro vided specially for them. Secretaries ire invited to co-operate in keeping if in-to-date and complete. Happenings )f general interest will still be included n the "Diary of Events" Thr "Club
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    RADIO SAVES LIFE
    133 10 Man Warned Of Poison Tablets Riverside. California. A RADIO warning of a chemist's errm ha> the life ol Mr. E Podrißues here. Turning on his wireless, Mr Rodriguez was lust 111 time to hear the announcer faying something about deadly poison tablets havmg beti: T *ed in
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      201 10 I THE FAMOUS WARMER BROS. I TRIUMPH BROUGHT BACK! I ALHAMBRA to-night 6-15 9-15 t Don't Mi** This Only Chance! ERROL FLYNN 1 (You Remember Him In The Charge of the Light Brigade I IN i fnnw imp up ißFimimii 1 m\ n'liyn w w iiFWF»i"Tigii}*T^trW iJM,, rfTiwww w<i Jim—wru
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      235 10 r GALA PREMIERE TO-NI(iHT 6-15 9-15 A GRAND FILM OF EASTERN® jf INTRIGUE AND BRITISH S GEORGE ARLISS IN |"HIS LORDSHIP"I I 1 $frHe gate-crashed the Cahinet—and was the life of his Party. t v Arliss in one of his most delightful moods. He is superb.® and gentlemen, I recommend
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      311 10 p MTO Id 615 TONIGHT 9-13 V radio, screen, vaudeville and concert stage ail together biggest show of all time LOOK WHO'S IN IT! 808 BURNS and SHIRLEY ROSS JACK BENNY MARTHA RA V E BAY MILLAND GEORGE BURNS BENNY GOODMAN FRANK FORKS! GRACIE ALLEN his Orchestra BENNY FIELDS LEOPOLD
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    TERRIFIC FIGHTING NEAR MADRID
    989 11 DEFENDERS RETIRING TO SECOND LINE Reuter and Reuter Wireless. London, March 10. A GLOOMY view of the Government's chances of capturing Oviedo was expressed to Reuter by an observer just returned from a tour of Government territory in North Spain. Men on leave give varied opinions
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    BUY BRITISH BODKINS
    109 11 London. rcrHpm needles are to be toxed. An additional Im|)ort Duties Older 1 xec! by the Treasury on the reooili me k idation of the Import Dut'.e* Adviyru •'Mnmittee, imposes a customs duty on k hand sewing needles (Including d&rmuc s.irecllesi and bodkins, of one shllMi per
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      693 11 I I'KST ADVERTISEMENTS u ,vj i D-Junior clerk Tor iarge jfllce me experience Fire and Marine nee. Apply Box Nj. 108, co S1 1 ribune, Singapore ,r if ALE—H.M.V. EEITISII RADIO v [li ELECTRIC PICK-UP. USED 2-a miiVTUS, $»80—OR WEAKEST, APPLY CO, MALAYA TRIBI/N'E. STNOApOFt roF SALE—Fure bred R. I.
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      319 11 P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the cmce of the Senior Executive Engineer BerembaTi, up to noon of the 22nd March, 1937, tor the construction of two Group IV Quarters at the Malay Regiment Cantonment, Port Dickson. Every person applying for a form of tender will be required
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    55 12 ANG.—Mr. Ang Ban Koon passed away peacefully at his residence No 38, Amoy Street on March 10, 1937 at 1 p.m. He loaves behind him 3 wives, 3 sons, 9 daughters. 2 sons-in-law. 1 daughter-in-law. and 1 erand-chi'd to mourn his loss. The funeral will Lake place
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    37 12 MR. MRS. C. S. ROZARIO wish to express their sincere thanks to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Ellen Beins and those who sent wreaths, telegrams and letters of condolence.
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    FIRST AID AND GAS MASKS
    792 12 gY means of Press interviews and a talk to the members of the Rotary Club. Colonel J. 1.. Sleeman, Chief Commissioner of the Overseas St. John Ambulance Brigade, has drawn attention to an essential of any modern city in which Singapore is sadly lacking. There
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    SIAMESE PREMIER
    72 12 Desires To Retire From Office (Prom Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Mar. 10. THE Siamese Premier, after s*JC day*' local leave spent in the interior owing to ill-heal'h. reappeared in the Assembly yesterday and declared in the course of interview with the Siamese press that after four years' devo'ion
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    H.M.S. HERMES
    61 12 Leaving Homeward Bound Next Week H.M.S. Hermes, the aircraft carrier (Cant, the Hon. G. Fraser. D.5.0., R.N.i will leave Singapore on Wednesday, Mar. 17. for Penang, She will sail from Penang for England on Mar. 25, calling at Colombo and other ports en route. The Hermes will take
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    26 12 Mr. A. C. Wollaston. Superintendent. Posts and Telegraphs Department. S.S. and F.M.S., has been appointed to act as Controller. Posts and Telegraphs Department. Sclangor and Pahang.
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    34 12 Mr. L. H. N. Davies, Assistant District Officer, Cameron Highlands, left on Wednesday on transfer to Johore. Mr. W. J. Peel, Assistant Secretary to Resident, Se'.angor, has taken the former's place at the Highlands.
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    20 12 Major L. W. Litkie, 18th London Re giment London Irish Rifles >, has been attached to the 2nd (Selangon Battalion F.M.S.V.F.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS The New Supreme Court
    157 12 NOTES COMMENTS The New Supreme Court *N interesting article on the new Singapore Supreme Court, now being built on the site of the old Europe Hotel, appears in the current issue of tse 'Malayan Architect." The designer of the building is Mr. F. Dorrington Ward. F.R.1.8.A.. the Government Architect. He
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    235 12 |T is the intention to make the Supreme Court the principal feature cf the New Empress Place," and drawings published with the article indicate an Empress Place which wil' be a rral ornament to the city. The reair. lines of the Municipal Offices have been followed, as
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    119 12 »FTER describing the building in detail, the article continues:- "The general height will be thr sirr.p as that of the Municipal Offices and ihe building has been designed to harmonise wi*.h them. The layou; risua-lhv-s another Government building which will probably house the Treasury the Public Works Department
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    The Cost
    151 12 "pIIS sum," says the article, -may .appear to be a large amount bm compared with expenditure on other public buildings it is relatively small The estimate visualises a relatively nomical building. The site is a large one, and no attempt has been made to provide that grandeur which
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    388 12  -  By Looker On LONDON dentist owns a champion retriever. The animal is doubt'ess invaluable in returning patients whose courage deserts them at the last moment. We read that a Boston woman has taken up saxophone-playing for the sake of her health. Others have been known to
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    CASHIER'S FATAL FALL SEEN BY WHOLE STAFF HAD CLIMBED ON TO BEAM
    283 13 SINGAPORE BANK TRAGEDY BACK BROKEN IN DROP OF FIFTY FEET Singapore, Thursday. BEFORE the eyes of the horrified staff in the temporary premises of the Sze Hai Tong Bank, in Malacca Street, hortly before three o'elack yrsterday afternoon,
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    IRISH FREE STATE REFERENDUM
    133 13 And General Election NEW REPUBLICAN CONSTITUTION Reuter. London, Mar. 10. THE new Constitution Bill which President De Valera proposes tc place before the people in a referendum, afcer it has been approved by Parliament, was formally introduced in the Dail today. It is understood that the
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    FRENCH DEFENCE LOAN
    96 13 Leading To Repatriation Of Gold? Reuter. Paris, Mar. 10. JHE French Chamber by 474 votes to 39, 1 passed th? Defence Loan Bill on its return from the S?nate.—Reuter. London, Mar. 10. French sales of Kaffirs and American securities—the latter explaining the weakness of the dollar in
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    DR. H. H. KUNG
    55 13 Going To London To Attend Coronation Reuter. Nanking, Mar. 10. i> v ir**»* the F" nance Minister "ml rb-of chines Delegate to the pronation, has tentatively arranged to *ay« f or London nn board the Victoria n Anr 2. Dr. J. Henm Liu. Director of "je
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    ATHEIST SOCIETIES IN RUSSIA
    107 13 Losing Membership CHURCH REVIVES IN NEW CONSTITUTION Reuter. Moscow, Mar. 11. rpHE end of the anti-God movemen is statistically foreshadowed in an official statement that the membership of the Bezbojniks, or Mili tanl Godless League, has fallen from five millions in 1933 to below two millions.
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    SEIZURE OF DUTCH SHIP
    54 13 Released After Strong Protest Reuter. The Hague, Mar. 10. THE captain of the Dutch freighter Serooskerk, from Rotterdam to the East, called stating that a Franco warship had ordered him to Ceuta (Morocco) Dutch Charge d'Aft'airs atTangieemphatically protested against the seiz ure of Dutch ships and
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    WHOLESALE PRICES UP
    51 13 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 10. The Board of Trade index of wholesale prices was one per cent, higher in February than in January and 13.3 per cent, higher than the year before. Average prices in February were hieher than any month since March 1930._ British Official
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    MARSHAL CHIANG
    44 13 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. Mar. lt Marshal Chiang Kai Shek and his party have arrived in Kuling. They will return to Nanking in a week. The Gene ralissimo may apply for extension of his leave by two months.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    15 13 Mr G. E. W. W. Bayley has been appointed to be Superintendent of Prisons Taiping.
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    THREE NEW SUB-COMMITTEES
    170 13 RAW MATERIALS League Conference Splits Up Reuter. Geneva. .Mar 1(1 riE raw materials conference concluded after a general discussion. It was dc-c ded to establisii three sub-committees. firstly to investigate statistic* of production and distribution ol raw nutter als. secondly to examine the existing legislation in countries
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    COLONIES NOT DISCUSSED
    74 13 British Official Wireless. London, Mar 10. In the House of Commons in an. wti to a queatui, the Foreign Secretary cam lhat the term of reference oi the League raw materials inquiry were strie.1&gt; limited lo the question oi equal .'uiiimcrci&l arcess lor ail nation» to eerla.i»
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    U.S. Supports "Open Door" Policy
    151 13 Reuter. Genevu, Mar 9. CONSIDER ABLE progress wa* mild'* at the raw materials conference to-day Sir Henry Strakasch (South. Africai strongiv favoured the inclusion of foodstuffs in the inquiry and said it was also necessary to examine whether the eomr lainls in regard to raw
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    IRON AND STEEL QUOTA
    53 13 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 10. Doctor Baffin for the Board cf Trade declined to accent a suggestion in the Hours of Commons that Hie quota regulation cf Iron and s**»el imports should be suspended in view of the shortage In the iron and steel industry.
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    INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE
    83 13 Chinese And Jaoanese To Attend Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Mar. 11. Loading Japanese merchants In China are attending the Japanese commercial and industrial conference to be held in Shanghai to-day. The Ministry ol Industry has completed a plan for the establishment of the China Tea Company with
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    TOKYO IN 100 HOURS
    78 13 New Attempt By French Airmen Reuter. Le Bourget, Mar. 10. THE French airmen, Pissavy ana 1 Cornet, took off at 12.40 on an attempt to reach Tokyo v thin 100 hours cf CTieir departure aai so gain th; Air Ministry's prize of £3.000 ior the first
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    CABINET SPLIT IN AUSTRALIA
    252 13 HEATED SCENE Trade Minister's Resignation Reuter Wireless. Canberra. .*»;r li 19 A SENSATION has been rau co 't bv the resignation of Sir Henry fluHett, Minis?er &lt;!«••*?—• th* neeitiatinns for trade tr-atic* which is understood lo hive sharp difference of opinion mi trade policy at the
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    LEGAL AND ECONOMIC CRISIS IN AMERICA STRIKE PARLEY RESUMED
    252 14 BASIC WAGE Trade Agreement With Britain? Reuter. Detroit Mar. 11. lINION officials announce thai the U O.A.W. and General Motors have reached a tentative agreement to establish a minimum wane. This is the final outstanding question in the geneftil negotiations and
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    STRIKE SETTLED
    17 14 Reuter. St. Louis. Mar. 11. The strike in the General Motors factory has been settled.—Reuter.
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    DILWARA LEAVES
    275 14 600 Officers And Men And Families Singapore. Thursday. THE 8.1. transport ship Dilwara which leaves Singapore to-day will convey over 600 officers and men and 200 Services wives to England and other parts of the British Empire, including Ceylon, India. Egypt, Malta, Gibraltar and the United Kingdom. Most
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    MR. A. MONTOR
    51 14 Mr. A. Mentor will be going on leave shortly. Mr. W. A. L. Scbaub, President of the Rotary Club of Singapore, wished him bon voyage on behalf of the members at the weekly luncheon yesterday. Mr. Montor will leave by the Come Verde for Europe on Mar.
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    50 14 An open meeting of the Fortnightly Club, to which non-members of both sexes are invited, will be held at the Y.W.C A Raffles Quay, to-morrow at 630 p.m. The speaker will be Mr. H. R. Cheesman and his subject "The Education of our girls in Malaya—a review and a forecast."
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    33 14 Under the auspices of the Chinese Christian Association a lecture entitled "A Talk on Hongkong" will be given by Mr D Quarjgnby at Che Institute hull. I'iiosep street, to-Uay at a. 15 pm.
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    S.S. ASSOCIATION AND NOMINEES
    669 14 Further Discussion By Committee THE following Stems are taken from minutes of the last meeting ol the committee of the Straits Settlements Singapore' Association—MUNICIPAL COMMISSION NOMINEES The sub-committee formed at the iust committee meeting to draw up a questionnaire to be submitted as a referendum to
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    SECOND DEATH
    106 14 Asl 4 Result Of Crash At Woodlands Singapore, Thursday. A SECOND victim of the car crash at Woodlands, near the 14th milestone, on Tuesday evening, died in Tan Tock Seng Hospital yesterday afternoon. It will be recalled that a car which was being driven by a Chinese suddenly
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    NON-INTERVENTION IN SPAIN
    566 14 Scheme Of Control DUTIES OF FOREIGN OBSERVERS London, Mar. 10. Plymouth, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs and Chairman of the International Non-Inter-vention Committee, was warmly cheered in the House of Lords on rising ro move the second reading of the bill imposing legal obligation on British shipping bound
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    NALDERA 10 HOURS LATE
    220 14 Delayed By Fog UNUSUAL WEATHER IN CHINA SEA ill v Ljua Singapore, Thursday. ITNTSTjAL weather which resulted in a fog blanketing Hongkong was th** cause of The delay by about len hours of the P. and 0. Naldera. Which arrived in Singapore la?t nifcht on her
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    NORTH ATLANTIC FLIGHTS
    50 14 British Official Wireless. Sir Philip Sassoon 'Under Secretary for Air». replying to a Common's question said that in the North Atlantic it was hoped to commence experimental flights towards the end of May, if flying conditions in Newfoundland wouid permit operation of flying boats—Br Itish Official Wireless.
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    THE GRAND OPERA SEASON
    393 14 Splendid Singing In Madame Butterfly Singapore, Thursday. OF all the works in the repertoire of grand opera, the three masterpieces of Oiacomo Puccini. La Boheme. Tosca and Madame Butterfly, make the widest appeal. Even those who profess to be'indifferent to grand opera as a whole fall
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    CORONATION WEEK
    195 14 The Celebrations In Singapore THE committee appointed by Government for the purpose of co-ordinat-ing all public celebrations in Singapore on the occasion of the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI is now in a position to receive and consider suggestions from the public. Any communities or public
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    LORRY HITS LAMP
    51 14 Man Seated In Front Badly Hurt Singapore. Thursday. A motor-lorry crashed into a lamp standard at Jalan Besar yesterday evening A Chinese who was seatec! in front received a lacerated wound on the scalp and suffered shock. He was removed by ambulance to the Tan Tock Seng
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    SHIVARATHRI FESTIVAL
    59 14 Singapore. Thursday. Under the auspices of the North Indian Hindu F. Association and the Sri Sanathna Dharma Sabha. the great festival of "Shivarathri" will be celebrated at the premises of the Ladies Union Club. 7. Moulmein Road, to-day at 8 p.m. Mr. T. Naraindas J.P. MC, will preside.
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    SMALLPOX IN CALCUTTA
    24 14 Calcutta is declared an infected port under tho Straits Settlements quarantine regulations. QWiQg to the existence of a smallpox epidemic there.
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    CABARET GIRL'S SAD END
    415 14 DRUG POISON Coroner's Inquiry Into Death Siuir&t. .r»\ &lt;i, "J HAVE made a tni aK- ,i ,il i very sdirv for it r»* &gt;{ mittunr vuidd'." This was n letter {&lt;-• 20-ycar-old CJuT**e sriil. formerly u ivk-m&gt;k» partner in t!v &lt;irpMi W«»r! and who died in
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    MONGOLIAN AFFAIRS
    84 14 Feudhl Chief Stale* Hi&gt; View* Sin Chew Jit Poh. Sliiitigh i M.» TVI'T».* than pr inrfudlns? Prune S'i.v h ,r il&lt; Kwethua. U:2^\iiri»»■ Pr'nr. Shu St-ittv* riii»' It '&lt; rdoplrr* M thf Ik 5 pltrrrS tv he iii-\fiH|»t,« i b* r-j-i{rtrc. d owTie I fit:.v&lt;o»..| ijtf i tie.-,
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    11 14 Capt. C. J. untitled jab Regiment has gone on long leav&lt;
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    JAPAN'S NEW FOREIGN POLICY SPEECH BY MR. N. SATOH
    563 15 BEFORE PEERS Relations With China And Britain r.S his speech in the House of 1 Peers on Monday, Mr. N. Satoh, tlie newly appointed Japanese Foreign Minister, slated that Japan sincereh wished to maintain close o-operat on with Britain He leclared
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    OPINION IN TOKYO
    180 15 On Statement By Dr. Wang Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Mar. 11. A SPOKESMAN of .the Japanese Foreign Office stated in* an interview that Mr. Satoh's speech in the Diet indicated Japan's respect for all Treaty obligations, including those for the maintenance of Chinese jurisdiction. The Japanese
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    SHIPPING STRIKE
    83 15 Hampering Traffic From France Reuter Wireless. Havre. March 9. SUDDEN shipping strike is badly hampering traffic. In the absence of a tug service, the Blue Funnel Antilochus left port without one and the P. and O. Bangslore will probably do the same presently. Departure of the Normandie to-mor-row
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR THE S.S.A.
    694 15 A Suggested European Association '7&lt; the Editor of the Malaga Tribune) Si' ,—lt ,'s surprising to iearn that the President of the Straits Settlements l&lngapo e» Association has recently proposed to the committee of thai Association that the Association should be doso.v.d In favour
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    INTERNAL INJURIES?
    73 15 Jammed Between Pump And Lorry Singapore, Thursday. Early this morning, at the ninth mile, Bukit Timah Road, an Indian was jammed between a petrol pump and a motorlorry. The motor-lorry was drawing up alongside th 3 pump when, unknown to the driver, the man was caught in between.
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    L.C.C. CHAIRMAN
    32 15 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 10 Lord Snell was re-elected Chairman of the London County Council at the first meeting of the newly elected Council to-day —British Official Wire less.
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    World Heavyweight Title Boxing THE LATEST MOVE £50,000
    140 16 Braddock's Manager Refuses Offer Reuter. New York, Mar. 10. latest move m the world heavyweight situation comes from the camp of Max Schmelingr, the German boxer. Promoter Walter Rothenburg, on Max's behalf, has offered Jim Braddock, the title holder, £50,000 foi world
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    DOROTHY ROUND
    46 16 Famous Tennis Player Engaged Reuter Wireless. London, March 9. ]||ISS Dorothy Round is engaged to I arry Douglas Little, from ncr home town of Dudley. ~D r' Little is a Scotsman and a country hockey player, also a golfer but plays little tennis.—Reuter Wireless
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    GRAND NATIONAL NON-ACCEPTORS
    65 16 Present Favourite May Not Run Reuter. London, Mar. 10. r!E following is the final list of me non-acceptors for the Grand National (Mar. 19): Potentate, Drinmore Lad, Battleship, Thief Fry, Davey Jones, Double Crossed, Blue Prince, Bachelor Prince, Provocative. Sea Rpver, Sphinx, Capitulate. Ready Cash, the present
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    57 16 9 H (J. vs. Mumcioal Health Office, in a friendly football match on Thursday at S. R. C. ground:—C. Alphonso, H. A. Savage, J. Ritchie, W. E. Ess, W. F. Gomes, R. Barth. P. d'Almeida, H. de Souza, M. Vaiberg, F. de Cruz, J. Reutens J. Loveday, R.
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    ARMY RUGBY FINAL
    30 16 Reuter. rE Army Rugby Cup final will be played at Aldershot between the first battalion, Welsh Regiment (Belfast) and the first battalion, Prince of Wales' Volunteers (Dover).—Reuter.
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    TRACK NOTES FROM KUALA LUMPUR
    493 16 THIS MORNING'S WORK AT RACECOURSE (From Our Own Reporter) Kuaia Lumpur, To-day. THIS morning's training at the raca course ior the Selangor Turf Club Spring meeting indicated how difficult it will be to spot the winners where so many nave bex;n entered and also where
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    MALAYAN TENNIS CHAMPIONS
    738 16 All-Ceylon Tourney Prospects COMMENTING on the prospects of the Malayan champions (Mr. 11. C. Sansoni and Miss Doreen Sanson!) in the forthcoming All-Ceylon championships, to be held at Nuwara Eliya at the end of this month, a writer in the Times of Ceylon states, under date of
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    BRADMAN'S £30 A TEST
    221 16 How He Attracts The Crowds DON Bradman gets £30 for playing in a Test match. When he plays in EngJ iand he makes about £600 out of the tour. Therefore In four years his cricket j will bring him roughly £750. I It i.s estimated tnat
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    CHINESE CHESS
    50 16 Singapore, Wednesday. Mr. Chew Teh Yee, "Chinese Chess King of Seven Provinces." continues to win In the series of exhibition matches which he is playing with leading exponents of the game in Singapore. The only game which he lost so far was against Mr. Hu Cheong last Sunday.
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    THE AMERICA CUP CHALLENGE
    257 16 Sopwith's Plans For Endeavour II T. O. M. Sopwith's America Cup dial lenger. Endeavour 11, is being prepared With Endeavour I to leave Gosporl near Portsmouth, for America early in May. Sopwith has decided not to rie his challenger for racing this side of the Atlantic
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    F.A. CUP
    84 16 Sunderland And Wolves Again Draw Reuter. London. Mnr. 10 JN their replay in the sixth round of the 1 F. A. Cup competition, Sunderland end Woverhampton drew 2—2, afUr extra time. In their first meeting las-t Saturday, the result was I—l. In a Seottl h Cup «third round)
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    RUSH FOR SEATS AT WIMBLEDON
    176 16 £15,0(K) To Be Return:d To Applicants k SU?.i ol a lei' i £idciO&lt;) laiM' to oe returned to apjiiie.v t» wh&lt;» ram U&lt;n iLiSUCC i&gt; HI 11 i bull i lor je'itrvcd .-it- u&gt;r th&lt; Otntrr Couii at the Lawn '1 i-iiiii Ciiarri|)i»n! in]» „i
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    243 16 Twenty-* our Nations Challenging THE draw /or auolttrr season' Ciim- j.-jLiUi for the Di»vi* i. up v..ia nud&lt; Aiinmu.ry lluuc by Sir &uiiUc) How &gt;ual i.cio i&gt;t Uie Adtnu-Hiiy unci pieaident cf the Lutt.i i-ti;. A~-o. i&gt;«u In &gt;l. ;i'(iilitr historic Untuifi It* Liitii ctre»r.» rt.t. wiiu
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    THE GREATNESS OF FLEETWOOD-SMITH
    1323 18 IS HE THE WORLD'S BEST GOOGLY BOWLER? WRITING from Melbourne just bt- fcr.» the final Test match (won by Australia by an innings and 2do runs) be«ran, Mr. Neville Cardus, say 9 in the Times of Ceylon that th&lt;* fearns were matched so eveniv Viat a
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    THE GOLF BALL
    163 18 ACCORDING to the latest news the controversy legarding the ideal length lof the golf ball may be brought to a head soon by the introduction of a ball that goes 20 to 40 yards farther. It is the result of eighteen months of research and its -secret"
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    GERMANY'S REPLY TO RUSSIA
    58 18 Retaliatory Measures Passed Reuter. Far po\wu vv ferreti mi itn- Mitcii*? iciicr hy law adopt*, r i, C'auijje: j r.ur»'-: against BUty6M, r r:id their propiiiv h, that state }j r Conjeetuir i artiv* i of the new la* but il cttv.iUHLd to cutnu r* of
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    231 18 New Hooks For issur &lt;in Saturday rpiJK uudcrnoUd newly km Hon and i work. v lor issue at RiilTll Ihji .t day: Human Llie in Kir u r»• mende; Jungle Day* a if Game Hunting Illustrated it i r, Norah Burke. Everyman En- xi rl i trated Victor
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    BELGIAN FASCISTS
    147 18 Election Battle With Premier Zeethe u r h 1 Jl UATTLij royal L» prumi &gt; r.f the Prime Minian. v v land, and M. Dc Gn-Jle t) Fascist Rex Party t ii ,t• t j,i, election heie The present Rexht dfpwtj fv, i, Ed to onJcr ro m
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    129 18 School Teachers»' Co-oper.ihv Thrift Loan SLrtcupoiir. W» &lt; Tin tUth (Vnnunl »1» ihp Slnqoptiv Eu«/i I» 1 ro-Gp.»ra«lve Tin 111 unci i.»w Md was held at sr Jo tuttou this aHerooui. M« Che«jenion jirewdici and 1 ,1 fcrfod attendance After the inlmifcs •&gt;! tin Ripellng nn Aug 4,
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    "JUSTICE"—NAZI VERSION
    62 18 |&lt;r "•Justice is thu'. wtiioti i»u;n. tt&liun's exislenc»accu cU) I.ans Frank, Ktich Oruin Justice wr tine m hi* jh&gt;i rutin Ri &gt;ht ice is to 'v nut Un- 1 ciHi. some formal orrtei hut tin of the idea of nrtfonal un'ty. h» 'These are t u e value
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      1698 19 lAWflll W Ml 1 1 German Folk Song. 820 p.m. News and Economic Review i? H «M€» T CKJUL Mjl Sl€Vll tfHPfi. X HillA 2 on° pn \P ?y P ot P° urri in German and Call DJQ lldlllU 120 p.m. News m German. f.3« ojn "Papillons" by Robert Schu-
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    THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES
    856 20 Queer Clauses KAISER PUBLICLY ARRAIGNED A LTHQL'UH (Annuity lULM now hivken or tenured mo.s&lt; of th cU)U9&lt;vs in the Treaty of Veraailk there have Ik?en very few repetitiwOM of that famoiiri phrase M scrap of paper." There ifc !i good for this /Rays Rrnest in the
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      1295 20 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio (Continued fro?n page 19) U.S.A. SHORTWAVE JJJP-» R d nn/i/'/xififrvi 950 P- m Ba-Ta-Clan, Operetta in rKUIiKAIniVIbS One Act by Offenbach. Doctor Miracles, Operetta in One Act by Charles Lecocq. J, Orchestra conducted by Mr. Henri ToThe following are the principal Amerl- m asi 1 can
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    M.P. REPLIES TO HITLER
    421 21 Colonies Not "Stolen" ■SOLE REMINDER" OF W HO WON WAR Swindon, Wilts. I V to Herr Hitler's conien- !..it the former German ware "stolen" has been Sir IK'Jiry Page Croft, M.P. 4 »r- bore. iic* it clear 'that he was Ii "non-official Conserva- |l MtOUl" I
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    SPECIAL AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
    88 21 Provision In Home Office Estimates British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 9. B Civil Estimates lor the Home and Department of Justice fd to-day. The total amount '-23.940,142, representing an 14.690.773 over last year, t is largely accounted for •c provision made for air raid pro.vices. total
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    BRITAIN'S BUDGET POSITION
    57 21 Still £15 Millions Deficit British Official Wireless. fcr» rri London. Mar. 10. ER returns show that the binary revenue amounts to compared with £690,121,420 P acting date of last year, venue yield last week totalled ainsl £22 532,883 in the corweek last year. ordinary expenditure is 1
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    NEGRI PLANTERS
    524 21 Another Increase In Membership A FURTHER increase in member rhip is reported by the committee ol the Negri Sembilan Planters' Association. There are now 114 member estates, representing 202.328 planted acres, but there are still a number of estates which are not members. The annual meeting will be
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    UNIFICATION IS REJECTED
    125 21 Australian Air And Trade Laws Reuter Wireless. Melbourne, March, 6. AUSTRALIANS In a nation-wide ren ferendum to-day overwhelmingly rejected the Commonwealth Government's proposals to alter the constitution to enable it to legislate for the whole country in matters concerning air navigation and aircraft. The Government contended it
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    BRITISH TRADE WITH SPAIN
    76 21 Informal Conversations With Rebels Reuter Wireless. London, March 8. IT is learned that informal conversations are proceeding at Burgos between Mr. Pack, Commercial Secretary of the British Embassy at Hendaye, Mr. Fraser of the Board of Trade and representatives of General Franco. They are discussing efficient
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    1003 22 COUNTRIES THEIR NAMES FEW PEOPLE KNOW THEIR ORIGINS JJOW many are there amongst the millions who open a paper daily and see name after name of country flashing past their eyes, who have the curiosity to wonder whether these names, in themselves, have any meaning of their own? Some names,
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    90 22 British Official Wireless. London, Mar 8. The Ministry of Labour estimates thai on Feb. 22. the number of insured exclusive of agricultural workers. Id employment was approximated 11.187.00 C—81.000 more than a month before a d 062,000 mere than a veai bt fere. At th« same date the
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    THE FRENCH LIKE FOOTBALL
    355 22 Growing Popularity in The (iame SINCE Mio ir»tr»jflucUiiD im lism in Prime# w»»I: its is, football ground.' &!own too small lor m, 5, peclally on cup-tie tfuyt Cup competition ts uri im a iamc linti us lh#« Engliih from which it V':»x c ijjifd No* at
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      144 22 COMMERCIAL IB El It if, til AT lOX COLD ROOMS We have been entrusted with the work of equipping and building one of Malaya's largest automatically controlled cold-rooms. The same care and skill employed in this contract is always at the service of customers whatever th:ir requirements. BOTTLE COOLERS The
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    CHINA'S FOREIGN AFFAIRS
    296 23 Collective Security DR. WANG CALLS CONFERENCE Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking, Mar. 10. jr villained in certain quarters t the Central Government is collective security in the ihrough the framework of »he Lk ague of Nations, and this has he misunderstanding that it i ti to conclude
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    CENTRE OF OPIUM TRAFFIC?
    136 23 Japanese Concession In Tientsin Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Mar in A-. American observer states that thtf t..»&gt;unese Concession in Tientsin h*s r,,j i the centre of opium traffic in K ,4i East More than 200 opium kongfU» are alleged to be selll) drug publicly, and
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    115 23 Strong Action Urged In Waziristan Reuter Wireless. New Delhi. March TUUw considerable unrest in 1 &lt;rv i.ui and the Government is i. ic-1, 1 with the local authorises i i..:j should be taken, stated the vrrrtary replying to t questii'in 1 l-*«inbly. Muii lei adued it ntd been
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    82 23 Prance To Invest In Development? Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, Mar. 10. NESE report states that France fc| 'v invest $20,000,000 in \,he of Ha nan Mand, which li iy from Indo-China. rstood that Mr. Kirkoatrick. envoy of the Board of Traa ready to visit Hainan with bankers
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    377 23 List Of Subscriptions To Date A LIST of subscriptions to the fund to establish a public park at Muar In commemoration of the fortieth yea? o JtoJVTSf His Hi S h »ess the Sultan gives a total received of $30,387 41 The individual items are as
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    MALACCA M.B.E. AWARDED
    350 23 Captain Tan Seng Tee ITNE RECORD AS A VOLUNTEER •From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Tuesday. JN the presence of prominent officials and leading citizens drawn from all nationalities, the Hon. Mr. G. R. Sykes presented the insignia of Member of the British Empire to Capt. Tan Seng
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    50 23 Queues Outside Chemists* Shops Warsaw. An influenza epidemic is now sweeping over Poland, and so great is the demand for medicine in Warsaw that long queues can be seen waiting outside all the chemists' shops. More than 24.000 prescriptions are rr-ing prepared every day in Warsaw alone.
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    104 24 The RE. soccer team, whose First Division game with the Police ended in a draw of I—l. (Tribune.) YMC A. Open Tennis:—Woon Chow Tat &lt;righti beat T. W. Ong in the Handicap Men's Singles. "Tribune.* Griffiths (RE. 1 snapped as he clears the ball—an
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