Malaya Tribune, 12 March 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV.- -No. 60. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1937 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday. Mar. 12, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. MARCH 12, 1937 FIVE CENTS.
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      111 1 Head The SUNDAY S IIIIIIM; Dominant In Malaya Tins is '^^^^^rt^^ftrson who feeding j^^lfS *|f ct emft from a f Baby's feeding times come round quite quickly "Lactogen", too, is simple to prepare: all enough but the work is simplified if you use an you need is pure water at
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      11 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The th i il im:
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      971 2 "HAROM MELATI" W$ c er^ume luring and fascinating fragrance—exquisite —individual—and distinctive. \Ymsxs LOTIONS ESSENCE -EAU DE COLOGNE —BRILLANTINE. v ff > Created by J- F Scbwarzlose Sochne G.m.b.H. i Berlin. Imported by Schiffner Co., Ltd. Singapore. M. HASSAN, 14, 36 37, Bras Basab Road, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 3411. Branch at
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      617 2 PUBLIC NOTICES LOST—One Alsatian (male) colour sabJte, lost Monday night. If found nlease return to No. 25, Woodsvilie Rop.C. Singapore, and will be rewarded. E. A. BARBOUR LIMITED (In Voluntary Liquidation) The following properties are for saie. Enquiries should be made of A. Dohson co McAuliffe, Davis Hope, Union Building,
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      697 2 ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE OF JACOBEAN DESIGN OAK AND WALNUT-STAINED TEAK HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Comprising —Teak sitting and dinmg loom suites, wardrobes, dressing tables, beast cads, Indian centre carpets, Canton Blackwood carved cabinet, paintings, lecords, crookery, glassware, lawn roller, marker, mower, Vanda Joiquim stumps, ferns, palms, etc. (The furnitures are all made
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      437 2 Jkica sole Agents: SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD., The Beat Cough Mixture. proved by popular test U. P. Cough Mixture t> Lung Topk therefore the best. The quick certain Cure, Sold by The United Pharmacy SINGAPORE. lENSUREI ENSURE BETTER VISION fcecomma to V IK* x***^ NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 71, High Street,
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES RESCUE OF THE DAIRYU MARU
    772 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES RESCUE OF THE DAIRYU MARU Captain's Story 66 DAYS ADRIFT ON PACIFIC T HE reat dicing which marked the return to Misaki Port in Kanagawa Prefecture of the crew of the Dairyu Maru was marred only by the absence of one member of the crew who died
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      396 3 STEAMER SAILINGS Rfc^a^and BRITISH INDIA Til- V /■i y I 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. CATHAY 15.000 Mar. 12 BUKDWAN 6.070 Mar. 13 I AN A 17,000 Mar. 26 RANPURA 17,000 Apr. 9 BOMALI 6,800 Apr. 9 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 BANGALORE 6,000 May 3
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      582 3 ■g. \Wm By Kb j kokusai line I I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated in Japan) j For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) > Due Due Sailing Due S mtim »«.«w, Penang Sfcore Spore via New York m.s KANO MARU Apr. 10 Apr. 13 Apr. 15 June 1
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      527 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 17-3 18-3 19-3 EPRIA 30-3 30-3 31-3 2-4 ALSIA 6-4 6-4 7-4 S-4 BORINGLA 27-4
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      500 3 STEAMER SAILINGS LLOYD nUKU (Incorporated in LLOYD Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. 1937. 1 s.s. "ODER" omits Hongkong. Shanghai and North China Mar. 30 s.s. "LAHN" omits Singapore, Japan Ports calls Hongkong, Shanghai, and North China. Due
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    HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS
    490 5 League Of Nations Bulletin THE following is the health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau, Singapore, for the week ended Mar. 6:— Plague: Presence of human plague has again been reported this week from Bassein and Colombo. In addition one fatal case was notified
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    FORMER LOTTERY "FARMER"
    208 5 Death Of A Bangkok Personality THE death is recorded of Phra AnuCmJSw!! Ra j ani y°m (Hong Tejavanij, widely known as Yee Kaw Hong), from SrmJS?' c at his residence in Bangkok 5 (States tne Bangkok Times of*fJ ie S ee a sed held tne honorary rank
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    TREASON CHARGES
    219 5 Mayfair Hostesses Said To Be Involved A SECONAL Referee states that a group of ramous Mayfair hostesses" aro .acmg Government treason charge, a."- a result of a whispering campaign against the King. However the Seton Bureau of United Press is unabito confirm this. The newspaper said that the
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    CHOPPER ATTACK
    208 5 Five Months Sentence On Chinese Singapore, Thursday. jfWAH KHOON, who described himself lx as a sailor, was produced to-day before Mr. W. G. Reeves on a charge of causing hurt with a chopper to one Goh Kirn Swee on Feb. 15 at China Street. According to the medical
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    IMPORT FRAUD
    111 5 Chinese Caught At Ponggol Singapore, Thursday. SENTENCE of three months' rigorous imprisonment and a fine of $200, in default., a further six months imprisonment was passed by Mr H A Forrer. District Judge, Criminal District. Court, to-day, on a Chinese named Lee Cheow Hoe, who pleaded guilty to
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    DREDGES UPSIDE DOWN
    63 5 Abandonment Urged By Insurers Reuter. A Rotterdam. Mar. 11. N English salvage company are stuayJng the drawings of the dredger Kantoeng with a view to the possibility of salvage, but it is understood that the Smith International Tug Service consider entire or partial salvage impossible, and therefore
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    FUNERAL OF MRS. E. BEINS
    133 5 The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Beins, who died at her residence in Singapore on the 9th inst. at the age of 79, took place at the Bidadari Cemetery. The Rev. Nigel Williams read a portion of the service at the house and afterwards officiated at
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    KRA CANAL
    84 5 More Rumours Denied In Bangkok From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Mar 11. OTATEMENTS Attributed to the Siamese Premier regard In» the Kra Canal, appearing in the February number of the American journal called "Asia 0 are emphatically denied by the Premier. Phya Bahol. in a letter to the
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    CATHOLIC ACTION
    66 5 The next lecture of the leaderscourse of the Catholic Action of the Church of St. Joseph will be held at the Mercantile Institution, Queen Street, to-morrow at 5 p.m. Admission is free and open to all. Subjects: Philosophy: The Divine Intervention in Cosmic Evolution, by the Rev. A.
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    SUGAR EXPORTS FROM THE COLONIES
    205 5 Quotas To Be Considered At Conference British Official Wireless. i:»lives of the principal colonial producers would be available for consultation with the British delegation to the conference— British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 10THE forthcoming International Sugar Conference figured largely at Commons' qusstion time. The Colonial
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    INCREASING WEIGHT MADE HER DESPAIR
    200 5 Every Week She Grew Heavier Do you find that you have pui. on weignt each time you step on the scales? U so, you will understand this woman's feeling of despair, as she found herself growing heavier with every week. And you will appreciate the
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      216 5 A BETTER INV"E S T M EN T THANE V E R i ss< v '4. > 77* c Wcu; Fourteen Goodwood Saloon. STYLE, COMFORT AND SAFETY IN A The New Fourteen Goodwood Saloon is a throughout by a special lining which typical Austin since its graceful lines are prevents
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      300 5 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs and members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is prey vided 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 m the "Diary of Events." The "Club
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    RUBBER STATISTICS
    84 6 Monthly Return Of Dealers' Part Stocks The monthly return of dealers' rubber stocks of all grades in the Straito Settlements at the close of business Feb. 28, totalled 37,015 dry tons. Th r s total includes 25.209 tons in Singapore Island, 6.498 tons in Penang Island. 2.994 tons
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    FEBRUARY RUBBER OUTPUTS
    30 6 Malaka Pinda:—43,3oo lb. A total of 265,100 lb. for the six months of the current financial year. Bukit Katil —22,324 lb. Total fo> 1" months. 85,317 ib.
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    RUETER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    448 6 IOMIOV COMMODITIES RUBBER London, March 11. Last Price To-day Change Tone Very firm Uncertain Spot Buyers. ***** 119 16 +Vk Sellers 11% 11% +Y e April Buyers 11% 119 16 +116 Sellers. 119 16 *****6 Apr. June Buyers. UV 2 119 16 1;16 Sellers. 11% 1111 16
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    FRENCH DEFENCE LOAN
    209 6 Five Milliards At 4 l 2 Per Cent. Reuter. Paris, Mar. 11 THE French Defence Loan will be issued at 98, bearing interest at four and a half per cent. The first issue Will amount to five milliards of franca.— Reuter. Paris, Mar. li. Lt is understood
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    EASTERN BANK, LTD.
    124 6 Final Dividend Of 4s. Per Share THE following telegram has been re- ce .ved by the Singapore manager of the Eastern Bank, Ltd., from the head office in London: The net profit, including the amiunt brought forward, is £194.018 ss. The annual meeting will be held on
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    K.M.S. RUBBER
    31 6 Interim Dividend Of Five Per Cent The directors of K M S. Rubber PJantat'ons, Ltd.. h*Vt declared an Interim dividend or five per cent., payable on the 10th lust.
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    WEEKLY RUBBER REPORT
    164 6 Good Demand From Dealers Speculators Singapore. Mar. 11. FOLLOWING upon a good demand fiom the United States and United Kingdom dealers and speculators, all rubber markets have advanced sharply, state Messrs. Guthrie and Co., Ltd.. in their weekly, i übber report. There have also been some indications
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    FILM ACTOR'S DIVORCE
    224 6 Senator McAdoo'» Daughter Brings Suit L05 Anpeles. Feb 27 Mr Rafael Lo|-oz de Gnate. aged 38, the iilm actor, eon-In-law of Senator William Glbl s McAdoo, answering hit wife's divorce r-ult. denied bin failure to support her He charged that Senator McAdoo and his former wife broke
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    ABORIGINAL KING BILLY
    247 6 Wants Invitation To The Coronation Sydney. N.S.W.. Mar. 1. KING BURRAGA, better known a. Kin<: B liy. also as th e "royal" head of Australian aborig'nes. Is a very indignant man, because he has not been invited to the Coronation. He did not nrnce words when, in
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    22-YEAR-OLD TYPIST
    189 6 Presides In Bankruptcy Court Darwin, Northern Territory, Mar. i. LEGAL history was made in Australia when, for the first time in any jurisdiction of the Supreme Court. Miss Eileen O'Neill, a 22-year-old typist, presided over a sitting of the Bankruptcy Court in Darwin recently. During the absence on
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    RUSSIA REFUSING TO SELL?
    327 6 STEEL FAMINE Huge Demand for Tin Reuter. London Mar (I rE aouleness ol the iron an<l *l«'rl famine is >l)uvni in t!»«• upriOMt of negotiations the Mm Iron and Steel F((l(ritio|) with .Vi tits lor purchases ol Cite hundred thousand I011& of Kijss an pic iwn
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    VILLAGE BATTLE
    122 6 Three Killed In Dispute 1 v ,f Well Kula Laki'ch. Ynu« Revolvers bombs, cans. •'> SI ones were used in a viliau» 1 htte in which three people and many received serious mjui" 1' or four generations there n;Ul djisputf between two famii'e-. muthe rights over a well.
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      516 6 Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j I (Incorporated in the Strails Settlements). h Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and > 1 The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. CAPITAL t Authorised $40,000,000.00 Is* ued 'and Paid Up fUggM*** HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: V
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      152 6 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) l T n impeachable Security W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5926, 2, Flnlayson Green. THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE Capital Fully Paid Yen 100,030,000 Reserve Fund Yen 132.650,000.00 HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria. Batavia Bombay, Berlin,
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1701 7 .tvied by Fraaer and Co LuaU ami v.,,.** v <v i-yau and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraeer A Co. Lyall Evan 4- Ampat Tin T" T~ T" tl Asam Kumbang .35 6 37 6 35 37 6 tl Austral Malay 54- 56- 54- 56 Ayer
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    369 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent; j Singapore, Friday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 38% cts.,down 3« ct Market Tune: Quiet and slightly easier. London: 11 9 16d., up V B d. Market Tone: Slightly easier after tarn. New York: 23 cts., down \A ct Market Tone: Quiet. London again advanced
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    Mr. Julian Israel's Report
    379 7 Tin: London down £6 ready unchanged, forward New York- dowr l 3 8 easy Rubber: London up 8 uncerta n am: New York down > 4 quiet. Locally il opens at 39 3 8 c buyers. July'Sep Mining. Raubs $6.85—57.00. Tht London Stock Exchange showed fairl>
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    214 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS TIN Total for Books Cose financial Company Dividend Date Ex mv 7 Payable Date to date Sungei Besi 174 Int. liar. 24 To Mai 25 inBatu Selangor 7» 2 Mar. BTo Apr 14 Anr I ut?* Bui ma Malay 6 '12th) Mar. 22 To
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      89 7 Appetites gladly to the invigorating tonic properties of SHIVERS MARMALADE ICHIVERS SONS LTD.. THE ORCHARD FACTORY, HISTQN. CAMBRIOr, ENG Try also Chivers' Jams, Jellies, Canned Fruits and Vegetables. Agentg; V. R. VIJK CO., Hon- Kong Bank ChamKr, MN\iAPt)RE. I 1 l/_ SOMETHING I I I 111 1/ ULTRA SMART I
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    98 8 Australia. New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Hongkong, Canton, 'Shanghai, •Kobe, Manila and vU.SA.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Medan, Jaskfi, tAmsterdam? and tLondon Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-morrow. Penang, Siam, Burma, India, Iraq, Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa, Great Britain,
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    156 8 Mails expected from Europe etc. (London) by Air (Imperial) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters at 6 pjn. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe (London Parcel mails) by the P. and O. Cathay to-day. Delivery of parcels at 4 p.m. on the
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    AIR MAIL TO AUSTRALIA
    38 8 Owing to the late arrival of the Eastbound Imperial aeroplane, the air mails for Australia, Java, &c, previously announced as cloring at 7 p.m. on Mar. 11, will now close at 7 p.m. to-day.
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    259 8 Singapore, Thursday. The following passengers disembarked at Singapore from the P. and O liner Naldera which anived here from China and Japan yesterday:— Col. V. R. faurkhardt, Mr. S. Bond Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Borner, Miss Borner! Mr. T. W. Clarke, Lt. L: vine-Andrews, Mr. and Mrs.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    56 8 Mata Hari, British, 510 tons, from Penang 10.3 to Penang 14.3. City of Evansville, British, 4,141 tons, from Batavia 10.3 to U.S.A. 15.3 Naldera, British. 8,908 tons, from Kobe 10.3 to London 12.3. Kistna, British, 672 tons, from Bangkok 10.3 to Bangkok 13.3. Hal Hing, Norwegian, 1,775 tons,
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    THE HARBOUR
    107 8 Singapore, Mar. 12. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Op Ten Noort 22. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Cathay 18; Glenbeg 13; President Doumer 11. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) Siamese Prince 30; City of Evansville 32; Pangkor 34; Kistna 36.
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    SINGAPORE POSTAL WORKERS
    1041 8 Report Of Co-Operative Society MEMBERS of the Singapore Pa-'ts and Telegrapht Co-operative Thrift 3 ltd Loan Society. Ltd.. will hoJd iheir annual general meeting al the General Post Othce on Saturday, Mar 20 at noon. Below is the committee of management's report lor the year ended Dec.
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    WHAT'S ON?
    257 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. MAR 12 9 Football: S«vFA League Dlv ITt 8.C.C. II V. 8.H B S C.C i BuslniwHouses* League. M.PH v. Topham Junes and R.. Anson Road Stadium F. and N. v Heap E,,g Muh F. and N.; Friendly, T.B.P v M A
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    AMUSEMENTS
    92 8 ALHAMBRA.—"Tarzan Escapes" Gr. and 9.15 p.m. y 01J Bis Broadcast Of 1937," 6.15 and 9.15 p.m 9 Ts^m 0^""1113 6 15 MARLBOROUGH.— "Khur.e Nahaa" or "Bui Hatya"—6.ls and 9.15 p.m EMPIRE--Ihe Miracle Rider" il—s chapters' —7 p.m. and 9 p.m THEATRE ROYAL.—"Dharma Patni" (Tamili—6 and 9 p.m. RITZ.—-While Parents
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    54 8 Medusa: British: 783 tons: from Lumpat 11.3 to Lumpat 13.3. Pasquire: French; 1,235 tons: from Saigon 11.3 to Saigon 15.3. Maros: Dutch; 549 tons: from Rengat II 3 to Rengat 14.3. Tobelo: Dutch; 684 tons: from Koedap 11.3 to Palembang 12.3. Toba: Netherlands: 684 tons: from D'janbi
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    16 8 Mr. and Mrs. H.D.G. Jansz of Ipoh are spending a short holiday in Singapore at present.
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      462 8 f affile* piSR MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL J| t j l -4 Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. Dinner and Dance (informal) {j 9.30 to midnight and > Change of Programme by IC^ HARVEY AND YOUNG j Popular Hwriril Comedy Dancers Non-diners $1.00 I BRAS BASAH i t RAFFLES BRASSERIE roai>.
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      148 8 WAKE UP YOUR L VER RlLEwithout CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bod Fooling You Could Push a Bus Over The liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile is not flowing freely your food doesn't diaeat. It just decays in the
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      379 8 1 j POSTAL IXTJELLIGEXC*: I I v "fWrW 4« STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Pengerang Aik Soon Mar. 12 9 a.m. Indo-China President Doumer 12 noon Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Op ten Noort 12 2.30 p.m. Muntok OP ten Noort
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    Malayan Chinese Notes
    238 9 Adversary Of Dr. Sun Vat Se„' s Death To-Day-Service At ton<,,latcGeneral Development Of Hainan-Malayan Delegate Returns-Educationist Arrives In Singapore Miss Anna May Wong To Retire Prom Screen--Willing To Go Back To Homeland. (By Our Chinese Correspondent) Singapore, Friday. IPO-DAY is the twelfth anniversary of the death of
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    Hainan Island
    159 9 MUCH interest in the proposed dive'cp merit of Hainan Island is (King display* d by the Hainanese community in Malaya. Reports from Shanghai and Hongkong state that Mr. T. V. Soong, the chairman of the National Economic Council and'brother-in-law of Marshal Chiang Kai Shek. and leading financiers in
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    Delegate Return
    150 9 MR. Wang Shu Ngin, one of the two Sent by tne Hainanese industrial Corporation to Hainan to investigate purchase land and registe? the company has returned to Singapore &ffit^ taWWled anomceof •>h l fL COnducted ne gotiacions for purm££S a piece of land of 100,000 mow he iIoTX
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    Educationist Here
    161 9 DROFESSOR Wu Kang, Dtan of Chung- shan University, is arriving In Singapore to-day on his way bacK to canton after a two-year tay in Europe He has been lecturing tor some time in Pans University and has attended a number of educational conferences Pror. Wu has been invited
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    Miss Anna May Wong
    121 9 A SIN CHEW JIT POH telegram received from Shanghai yesterday stated that Miss Anna May Wong, the well-known Chinese actress on the American screen, is prepared to give up her career and return to China. It is said that she is willing to sell her valuable
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    Dr. Theodore Hsiao
    131 9 DR. Theodore Hsiao, Inspector of Consulates of the Nanking Government is leaving to-day for Saigon in furtherance of his mission in the Malaysian countries. He arrived In Singapore hist December and has toured the peninsula extensively. Before then he had been to the Philippines and the Netherlands
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    HONOUR FOR RENE CLAIR
    95 9 Paris. M. Rene Clair, the world-famous French film director, is to be made a Cbpvalier of the Legion of Honour. Ren? Clair began directing films in 1926, and gained international fame with such productions as "Sous Les Toits de Paris". "Le Million" and "A Nous La
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    PARIS DRESS FASHIONS
    633 9 New Models For The Spring PARISIAN dressmakers are extremely busy preparing new models ut bailor-modes, dresses, coats and eveninv rownr for sprint» and though they endeavour to keep their collections fh" Parbicnne Mas already managed to learn much about thpir new shapes colours. The tailor-mades take the
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    "HUMANE" TRAP
    161 9 Farmer Demonstrates Rabbit Gin In House Of Lords London. A rabbit gin (trap) has been set in the House of Lords here. It was brought in by a farmer to demonstrate to a Select Committee of the House of Lords a new humane gin which he has invented,
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    STAMPS OF NEW REIGN
    123 9 To Be On Sale In Britain Soon London. Klitu George tllfi SixUl sUunps Anrl the rour'al C i j'jutior Issue will or snip 'throughout Britain in about, three weens or u n:onlh. ITiey will over Up. Tor a short penod. •J'ti ualfi ni Kinu Gcorce V
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      153 9 FOR H EALTH AND VITALITY USE OKASA There is nothing to compare nor even to approach the sure and prompt efficacy of this supreme Hormon Tonic. OKASA possesses enormous Health and Vitality restoring properties. It completely removes every trace of debility and weakness from your organism making you a New
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      132 9 you can uy ENGLAND'S HIGHEST CLASS w/ 1 cigarette in this Standard Size yS" Marcovitch Vacuum Packed Virginia MADE IN LONDON Mnrcovitch introduce Malaya the standard size for the usual MAG NUM size but the tobaccos, the of their Black 6z White cigarettes. The price, 45 cents per 50's blending,
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    CALCIUM CARBIDE
    199 10 Caledonian Power Bill Rejected British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 11. IN the X use of Commons debate last night the second reading of the Caledonian Power Bill, which sough', to empower an industrial company to establish a factory in the Highlands of Scotland to manufacture caLcium car-b-rie witn
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    CHINA AND JAPAN
    110 10 Nanking Refuse To Resume Negotiations Nanking, Mar 12. IT is reported that the Chinese Govern--1 ment is not willing to resume negotiations with Japan immediately as the main difficulties in the elimination of the. autonomous regimes in east Hopei and north Charhar have not yet been removed.
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      268 10 ff™opS«LN™o-NIGHT 6.15-915 Matinees Sat. Sun. 3.15 I I ALHAJI B It A j I I I HOIS AMIS HAVE BEEA ASKIA4. FOR IT! I M.-<».-M.*s llerord llreakiiii; Jungle Thriller. 3 TOIMITIVE LOVERS IN JflßfeT wKl^^i I A PARADISE OF PERIL! f t W± 1 l S 1 'AriV/inai- I How
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    TRIPLE MURDER AT SEA
    255 11 Accused Sentenced To Death Singapore, Thursduy, jilt curtain v/a.s rung down, at the 1 i! igapore A oize Cour'. to-day, on the !'jk tragedy that occurred on thu Tiirdfiis while 3he lay at Anchor in the p ..tin on the night of April 1930, v..\tv Mr
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    JAPANESE WARSHIP HOLED
    30 11 Canton. Mar. 12. t steamer crashed into a Japanese warship, the Saga, at Canton yesterday owing to a strong current The was holed Sin Chev. Jit Poh.
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    DUKE OF WINDSOR
    81 11 King To Make Personal Allowance? London, May 11. A MESSAGE from His Majesty the King relating to the Civil List will bo brought to the House of Commons on luesday.—British Official Wireless. It is expected that this- message will propose an increase ol His Majesty's a owance
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    A SPEECH BY CHIANG
    59 11 Nanking, Mar. 12. The Central Cultural Committee has recommended the adoption of the speech which Marshal Chiang Kai Shek made to Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang and General V«5 Hu Cnen g wne n he was detained at Sianfu as portion of a text book for schools
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    PULLER KNOCKED DOWN
    50 11 Singapore, Friday. A Chinese ricksha puller was knocked down by a motor-car near the Telok Ayer police station, at ten o'clock last night but was not seriously injured. He received slight abrasions on his body, and was suffering from shock. He was removed by ambulance to hospital.
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    MONTREAUX CONFERENCE
    39 11 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 11. The Secretary to the Department of Overseas Trade, Captain Euan Wallace, will lead the United Kingdom delegation at the forthcoming conference at Montreux on the capitulatory regime in Egypt.—British Official Wireless.
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    ARMS VESSEL NOT SUNK
    95 11 Supplies Captured By Rebels Reuter. Lisbon, Mar. 11. THE* Spanish ship, Marcantabrieo. which recently escaped the U.S.A. customs with a cargo of arms and planes for the Spanish Government, and was later reported sunk by a rebel warship, has reached Ferrol and is being unloaded, according
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    STRIKE ENDED
    61 11 Rolls-Royce Workers Return British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 11. THE strike of grinders at the Rools-Royce Motor Works at Derby, which caused 1500 workers to be idle for three weeks,, ended yesterday. The strikers returned to work to-day and their demand for increas? in wages of ten shillings
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    LORRY-BUS COLLISION
    48 11 Singapore, Friday. A Tamil woman, her husband and a Chinese were injured yesterday evening at the sixth mile Bukit Timah Road, when a lorry ran into the bus in which they were travelling. They escaped serious injury. They were removed by ambulance to the General Hospital.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    56 12 ANG.—Mr Ang Ban KOor pju cd a Wiry peacefully at his irMrtf*ncr No, :iH Amoy Slrret on March 10, if>37 a I i p.m. He leaves behind him 3 wive3 soils, 9 daughter:», 2 .;not-uiv. 1 daughter-in-law, uud 1 grand-chi'rt to mourn his J...s, The Jumnii will
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    THE LATEST S.S.A. SUGGESTION
    749 12 WE published yesterday a le'iter from a member of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association calling attention to a strange suggestion which is said to have been made in connection with that body. The suggestion, coming, we are informed, from no other than the president himself, is
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    Government House
    146 12 Monday, Mar. 8. His Excellency and Lady Thomas dined with H.E. Vice-Admiral Sir Charles and Lady Little on board H.M.S. Cumberland. Tuesday, Mar. 9. Count Limburg Stirum. H E. ViceAdmiral Sir Charles and Lady LittK H.E. Maior-Gencral W. G. S. Dobbie and Mrs Dobbie. the Hon. Mr. A.
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    16 12 Dr. G.H. Joshi, of Penang, left for T .ndia on Saturday on a two months' holiday.
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    14 12 Mr. S.M. Middlebrook, M.C.S. has been appointed to act as Protector of Chinese, Perak.
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    18 12 Mr. J. Parke, Director of Criminal Xjitelligence, F.M.S., and Mrs. Parke will be going on leave next week.
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    NEED FOR MALAYAN UNIVERSITY
    675 12 COST OF EDUCATION IN BRITAIN 'jpHE high cost of education at universities in Great Britain is <|i_scussed by "L.C.L." in the following article. He suggests that Ihis high cost is an additional r.ason for Malaya having its own university as soon as possible. MR- Adrian Maxwell,
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    Topics Of The Day
    409 12 By "Looker On" SO many bridge-players start something they can't finesse. i "I wish we'd get a few shipwrecked sailors washed ashore." amused the cannibal chief. "What I need is a good dose of salts.'* j> A practical idealist is defined as a wise bird which
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    NAZI ARMY OF 200,000 IN THE UNITED STATES
    160 13 A MILLION BEFORE END OF YEAR SENSATIONAL ALLEGATIONS POLITICIAN NAMES CHIEF, KNOWS A HUNDRED SPIES Reuter. Washington, Mar. 12. A N offer has been made by Mr. Samuel Dickstein (Democrat), .n the House of Reoresentatives, to name ahunSTuS sSs Pt,ng t0 b
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    GERMAN REPLY TO BRITAIN
    175 13 Western I'act TERMS PRESENTED IN LONDON Reuter. Berlin. Mar. U. AM i/orcii tiic r,t rmnn reply to Mm ririi i%#i Lm.arno memorandum hi tu-cnorrow if is not vfxrN' l appreciably f o advance the fM/ttiions tuw»rd.s a Western pacl. Germany is likely to object to Hi».
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    REQUEST BY THE PHILIPPINES
    113 13 Earlier Freedom U.S.A. WILL NOT OBJECT Reuter. Washington, Mar. 11, M K Oordety Hull (Secretary ol State) states that the quest ioi of advancing the date lor com plot independence of the Philippines, a> asked for in a newspaper interview by President Quezon, might aris (luring
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    EMPIRE PARLEY ON MAY 14
    326 13 A Big Agenda POLITICS, TRADE AND SHIPPING Reuter. London, Mar. 11. TPHE agenda of the Imperial Conference, which will open on"May 14, was announced by Mr. Baldwin in the Commons. It will fall under three ooads: firstly, foreign affairs and defence; secondly, constitutional questions; thirdly,
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    SHIP STRANDED
    36 13 Reuter. Tokyo, Mar. 11. A message from Nagasaki states that an Indo-China ship, the Hop Sang is reported to be stranded on Garambi promontory. South Formosa. The Tencho Maru is going to its assistance.—Reuter.
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    MOTOR STRIKE
    42 13 Signed Settlement In Sigrht Reuter. Detroit, Mar. 11. »t'»ci c r General M>»to s and the Union of Automobile Workers arj approaching a signed settlement but have adjourned till to-morrow, declaring that there are still .minor details to iron out.--Reuter.
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    STORMING MADRID HEIGHTS
    153 13 FALL IMMINENT Rapid Advance Of Rebel Forces Reuter. Soria. Mar. 11. TIN fall of Guadalajara, with the consequent rupture of Madrid's c: mmunications with the east coast, is imminent. The Nationalists' advance has now penetrated U. r > miles from Siguenza, on a ten-mile front, and has
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    LINDBERGH BABY TRAGEDY
    64 13 Kidnappers Found Guilty Reuter. Brooklyn, Mar. 12. AT a retrial. Harry Weis sand Martin Schlossman were found guilty of kidnapping Apul Wendel, who figured prominently in the Lindbergh baby trial. The jury had disagreed at th e previous trial in February. Weiss and Schlossman face a sentence
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    RAW MATERIALS
    86 13 Conference To Adjourn To June Reuter. Geneva, Mar. 11. THE raw materials conference agreed to the terms of reference of the three sub-Committees which will deal, firstly with questions of supply, secondly with questions of acquisition axid payment and thirdly with statistics. Both the first and second sub-com-mittees
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    BURMA COUNCIL
    79 13 Dr. Maw Expected To Be First Head Reuter Rangoon, Mar. 11. r\R. B. A. Maw. head of the Coalition Party, has been selected by the Governor of Burma as head of the Council of Ministers at the beginning of separation on April 1. This is the first appointment
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    TRIBUTE TO MR. BALDWIN
    34 13 British Official Wireless. London. Mor. The Federation of Eritish Industrie! is organising a d-nner on Aoril 13 wh nil is intended as a personal tribute to th'Prime Minister.—British Official Wireless.
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    Formidable Singapore Naval Base
    1276 13 WITHIN SIGHT OF COMPLETION CIVIL LORD PRESENTS NA VY ESTIMATES Reuter. r Naval bast? at Singapore is within sight of completion," said the First Lord of the Admiralty, Sir Samuel Hoare, introducing the Navy Estimates in the House of Commons. Repeated investigation carried out by the
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    STRIKERS THREATEN VIOLENCE IN SELANGOR
    607 14 POLICE RUSH TO SCENE NINE ESTATES AFFECTED REPORTER AN D OFFICIALS SURRO UNDED pOOLIES employed in nine est/i tes in Selangor have gone on strike, and serious labour unrest is prevalent. A mob of 200, armed wfth bottles, threatened the manager of Wardieburn Estate, a
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    CIVILIAN ANTI-GAS SCHOOL
    147 14 Large Numbers Get Training In Air Raid Work British Official Wireless. London, Mar. il. TWENTY-NINE members of Parliament visited the Falfield Civilian Anti-gas School near Bristol yesterday. The school is at present the only one of its kind in Britain but another is to be started .shortly
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    MARIE TEMPEST
    78 14 Plays Part In Comedy After Husband's Death Reuter. London. Mar. 12. IN oDedicnce to the request of her hus- band. Mr. Graham Browne, the wellknown actor who died yesterday. Miss Marie Tempest, the famous English actress, played her usual part in the comedy "Retreat From Folly" at the
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    STOP PRESS
    34 14 EXPLOSION WRECKS MINE: 18 DEAD Reuter. AN explosion wrecked the Maulletb Coalmine when the entire nightshift was In the shaft. Eighteen are imsclnjr a m it in feared thai they are dead.—Rentier.
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    GEORGE ARLISS AT THE PAVILION
    139 14 "His Lordship" Provides Great Fun AT THE CINEMAS GOOD entertainment is provided at the Pavilion in the new GaumontBritish production "His Lordship." George Arliss, that mlmatable Eur lish actor. Is in the leading role, To be exact ho is the two leading roles, ay he
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    TARZAN AT ALHAMBRA
    57 14 Singapore, Friday. "Tarzan Escapes," the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production featuring Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan which broke all local box office records when it was shown at the Capitol Theatre recently, will be re-screened at the Alhambra to-night. This film is the best of the Tarzan series shown in
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    COMPULSORY LABOUR
    37 14 Nanking, Mar. 12. The Legislative Yuen has decided to postpone the ratification of the international arti-compulsoi:y labour pact on the ground that China has enforced conscription in service from the people. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    17 14 The promotion of Mr. F.G. Coales State Engineer, Grade 11, Malayan Public Works Service, has been approved.
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    GRAND OPERA SEASON
    394 14 Splendid Singing In "Norma" Singapore, Friday. FOR the first time during the season the members of the Gonsalez Opera Company faced a small audience at the Victoria Theatre last night. The reason was that the production, "Norma," is not well known, and even the most enthusiastic of
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    MILITARY BARRACKS IN IPOH
    82 14 Stationing Of Permanent Regiment (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, March. 11. THE Tribune understands that the 1 Government has called for tenders for a military barracks in Ipoh. It is not certain whether the barracks are intended for a part of the Punjab Regiment in Taiping
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    ALLEGED ARMED ROBBERY
    201 14 Women Bound Gagged TWO MEN CHARGED IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Friday. rpWO Chinese, Loke Tong, and Ah Kee were produced to-day, before Mr. T. L. Tan the Fifth Magistrate on a charge of committing armed robbery in a house in Serangoon Road on the night of Feb. 6,
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    LUNCH ON ITALIAN BOAT
    102 14 Pleasant Ceremony At Pulau Bukum Singapore. Thursday. AN interesting ceremony took place on the Lloyd Triestino "Hilda" yesterday, when the Italian Consul in Singapore, Signor A. Perego. presented the captain of the vessel with the flag of the Dopolavoro. After the presentation, a lunch was served
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    NANKING FIRE
    28 14 Nanking. Mar. 12. A big fire occurred in Taping Road in Nanking yesterday morning. Losses are estimated at ovor a million dollars. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    34 14 A man was killed by a tiger in Sintok. a tin mining district about 32 miles to the north of Alor Star last week. Part of the corpse was missing when it was discovered.
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    26 14 Dr. Tan Joo Cheng has returned from leave and is now stationed at Pulau Langkawi where he relieved Dr. Patwarden who has returned to Sungei Patani.
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    SMALLEST DOG
    92 14 Weighed One Ounce When Born Mr. Bob Martin, the well-known authority on dogs, discovered at Colne, England, recently, what is believed to be the smallest dog in the world. Molly, as this tiny Pekingese is known, weighed just an ounce when she was born and was no bigger
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    MORE PETITIONS TO SULTAN
    173 14 RAJA MUDA His Highness Thanks His Subjects WITH reference i m om petition submit fed till if u Sultan of Selangor Ijv *0.0Mi subjects, It is further 4iich*<«tj i the AVarta iVtalsva, Mdla>a' lr ing Malay newspaper, lu'-aa* ii,,, two further petition-, tu*. i, submitted to
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    DEATH OF DR. SI N
    39 14 FLIGHT TO TOKYO Reuter. Tuni-. Mar. IL THE French aviators Pissavy anc! Cornet at rived here at 8.36 a.m. They left Bastia at 5.30 a.m. They arc trying to reach lokyo within IUO hours of leaving Paris.—Reuter. REJOINING COMRADES
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    FLIGHT TO TOKYO
    109 14 Detachment Of East Lutes. Leave For India Singapore. Thursday A detachment of me East Lancashire Regiment, which remained behind in Hongkong after the Battalion left last January for their new station in India, are to rejoin their comrades shortly. The party, which includes Lieu: H ML Ervine-Andrews and 28 other
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    REJOINING COMRADES
    12 14 (Continued from page 13) DEATH OF DR. SI N Twelfth Anniversary To-Day
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    University Must Benefit Malaya
    1666 15 GOVERNMENT IS READY IF FIRMS ARE Annual Dinner Of Raffles College Singapore, Thursday. GOVERNMENT has done what is expected of it, and if the professional and business firms do their bit, the realisation of a university will not be far distant, and its existence will be
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    FAMOUS AVIATRIX COMING
    208 15 Miss Amelia Earhart ROUND-THE-WORLD FLIGHT Singapore, Friday. 'J'HE Malaya Tribune, is informed that Miss Amelia Earhart, the famous American aviatrix and the first woman to fly the North Atlantic, is expected to arrive in Singapore within the next few days in the course of round-the-world flight along
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    18 15 Mr. G. Sarangapany will be the speaker at the meeting of the Tamils Reform Association to-morrow at '< pm
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    28 15 A meeting of delegates from various associations will be heid at the premises ot the Tamils Reform Association on Sunday at 7 p.m. to discuss the Coronation celebrations.
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    SIR JULIEN CAHN'S SIDE IN CEYLON
    323 16 POOR START IN OPENING > GAME Singapore, Friday. papers which came to hand this morning, give details of the first day's play on Saturday (Mar. 6), of the first match to be played by Sir Julien Cahn's side in Ceylon. The match was played
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    Early Selections For To-morrow
    375 16 SELANGOR RACES FIRST DAY Nine Events On The Card (By "WINNING POST") THE three-day Selangor Tun ciuh race meeting opens to-morrow There will be nine events on each day of racing, the entries having been so satisfactory. Subject to scratchings, the following are the selections and
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    LOUIS TO FIGHT BAER AGAIN?
    60 16 Reuter. New York. Mar. 11. DROMOTER Mike Jacobs announces that he has arranged with Brigadier General Critciilcy of Harringay Arena, for Joe louis to fight in London in ihe summer. Louis is leaving for London after the fight with Biaddoek at Chicago on June 22,
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    IPOH BOXING
    106 16 Ipoh, To-day. ROUGH Diamond, the Penang Indian boxer, gave a fine exhibition last night at the Jubilee Park when opposed to Nai Lek, the hard-hitting Siamese, who has a number of knockout victories to his credit. The Siamese begin well but after the third round, he received considerable
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    GRAND NATIONAL & LINCOLNSHIRE
    197 16 GRAND NATIONAL LINCOLNSHIRE Latest Call-Over Prices Reuter. London. Mar. 11. THE latest call-overs for the Grand National <Mar 19' and the Lincolnshire (Mar 17» are as follows: GRAND NATIONAL 100-12 Golden Miller offered, 9-1 taken 100- 9 Royal Mail offered. 13-1 De la Chance, taken and offered 100-7 Didoric offered,
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    RECS BEATEN BY ODD GOAL
    436 16 Soccer Match On The Padang Singapore, Friday. IN a colourless friendly soccer match yesterday on the S.R.C. ground the Municipal Health Department beat the S.R.C. by two goals to one. The S.R.C. secured a lead early in the first half but were a ragged team
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    HERMES SAILORS TROUNCED
    306 16 Water-Polo At Fort Canning P Singapore, Friday LAYING water-polo at the V.M.C.A swimming pool. Fort Canning, yesterday, against the V.M.C.A. junior team the sailors from the H.M.S Hermes were beaten by eight goals to one This may appear to be a crushing defeat but in reality it
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    JOHORE RIFLE CLUB
    53 16 In the Johore Rifle Club Competitions «cores- the followin are the Nett Cup: Ng Thian Chre 344-29+*? A o bd llah bi Hj. Ismail 25 *-32=8i< «2nd). Handicap Cup: Sulaiman Sgt. No 713 'Johore Police» 84 12.915=96.915 (Ist)--r. K. Me. Namara (Adjutant, Johore panes nrmrti wh L4.7M
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    Kamis Beats Chartikavanij In Two Sets
    426 17 Y.M.C.A. OPEN TENNIS Siamese Twke Held W inning Lea 4 Singapore, Friday. was treated to thrill- I terday afternoon, when .wmbledon player, Charti*s Singapore* hard courts i met In the quarter y.M.C.A. <open invitation) 'arnameflt. ♦he Siamese dispose or Roy Smith in the early
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    HOME FOOTBALL TO-MORROW
    222 17 I'«>urlh Round Of The Scottish Cup i 'f .h" home football «-morrow:— 1} CUP—4TH ROUND In r»vc!l. W'ltim of Scuth. n V Clyde. Aberdeen. riRST DIVISION i v Brentford. ester Utd. 1 Wo]ves t snofflr-id wed. vnu! r v Huddersfield. v Ballon. >j>*' Or r oy, I
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    MALACCA CRICKET
    778 17 fflffr? fSjm Th e Fold High School 0f Ma Mies Over The L JSipropeans v. Rest Game m fjjf> jff #18 Good Performfftyjcp* Recalled. 'From Ov.r o wn Correspondent) Malacca. i H L^ lo^u' Rest cricket match will m ePf, L llb padan S- The match prorffair C
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    VERY EASY FOR THE MIDDS
    488 17 Indians No Match In Div. 2 Game Singapore, Friday. DISPLAYING all round superiority the Middlesex Regiment's second string scored a creditable victory in the Second Division of the League yesterday, when they defeated the Indian Association by six goals to nil. The losers were poorly
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    SOCCER DRAW AT TANGLIN
    438 17 DIV. 2 GAME Air Force The Fort In Keen Tussle Singapore, Friday. THE Second Division match between the R.A.F. and Fort Canning played at Tanglin yesterday ended in a draw, each side scoring one goal. The R.A.F. were unfortunate in that they were unable to score
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    PASSENGERS BY NALDERA
    797 18 Singapore. Fr.day. The following are passengers by P. and O. liner Naldera whicn left Singapore for Europe to-day:— Mrs. H. C. Atkin-Berry, Mr. and Mrs. A. Allan. Mr. R. McP. Austin, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Addiscott. Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Angus, Mrs. E. Banks. Mr.
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    J. Taylor, the S.C.C. goalkeeper, makes a good save in the soccer match «n NvlUel: toe lIluh heat a N A t< lean, hv 3—2 'Tribune»
    26 18 J. Taylor, the S.C.C. goalkeeper, makes a good save in the soccer match «n NvlUel: toe lIluh heat a N A t&lt; lean, hv 3—2 'Tribune»
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    S.R.C. TENNIS
    56 18 A tennis tournament will be held at the Singapore Recreation club commencing from Apr. 5. The events will be: championship singles, championship doubles, "A" singles handicap, "B" .-ingles handicap, veterans' singles handicap, mixed doubles handicap and ladies' championship singles. Fntrv lists are posted up in the Club Pavilion.
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    HOME RUGBY
    18 18 Reuter. London, Mar. 11 To-day's rugger results Middlesex 15. Somerset 6. Newport 19. Neath b Reuter
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    HOCKEY SEASON ENDS
    594 18 IN NEGRI Rest Surprise The Europeans (Frori Our Own Reporter* Seremban. Thursday. NEGRI'S official hockey season can to an end yesterday when en the N. S. Club padang, Ihe Europeans last to the Rest by three goals to one in their annual encounter. The name did not
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    191 18 V M.C A Junior Depart ment v "Middlesex Regl on Tuesday on the anaon Road ground at 2 p.m.: X Leembruggen icapt.i, Ong Swee Keng 1 ng Bwee Han, Shim Kah Poo, li s Varma, Buratat, Tan Guan kiat. j Webber, Gob Chin Chye. V. G. ArmKtrong, j.
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    25 18 Capt C.T.M. Husband, untitled tenderit. Survey Dept F.M S and BS has been appointed to act a; Denutv Surveyor General. FM S and 6 S
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    23 18 Lieut, R.J.M. Bennett has taken command of the F.M.S.V F Sienal Company during the absence on leave to Europe of Lieut w, Gilliam
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    191 18 England v. Ro.st Match On Sunday THE lollowiny :«ri irjo lealnx lor the "England" vs. "Thi Rest' match to be played j«i Koppcl Golf Clul) on ~undoy. iEngland mentioned first' 8.-9 ym H. I Jones and L ft Byiac v. J. M Harper :ind H Gray 8.115
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    ISLAND CLUB
    161 18 Race Course Challenge Cup Competition The draw lor the bland Club Race Course Challenge Cup 1937. the first round of which must be completed by the 14th instant, is as under: W McMullan—bye G O G Hoy vs. F Sueanuma. R. H Oakeley vs 8. X Wonc M
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    89 18 untitled TEAMS August HIV v llio Great Eastern Life Assurance Co Ltd., in a friendly football match to-day at the Clerical Union ground Players and supporters !o assemble at the Party's premises at, 430 p.m; for transport: Khoo Sao Guan. Chan Konj Man. Aug Thuim Tern. Lim Kok Yin. Lim
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    K.L. Scratchings
    210 18 fFtom Our Oun Reporteri Kuala Lumpur To-iiT SCRATCHINGS for and older o. running; Race 1: Horses, class 4 dr. 4| J Race 2: Horses, clr.ss 4. div 3 5«, Race 3: Ponies, class I. c:v 2 5 furs. •Race 4: Hor.ses. class 4 div 0 6&lt;a POINT BLANK
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    21 18 Mr. P. H Goes, .A ent. Survey Dept.. F.M S has been appointed I 1 set v Surveyor-General F M S.
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    20 18 Dr. S. untitled Dublin for a pest-graduate i the Rotunda Dr Low Thean l*f taken over from Dr Kelt r
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      264 19 •THI TRUI TONIC FOOD i THE THRIFTY INTELLIGENT. WHY BE CONFINED ONLY TO SINGAPORE THE WHOLE WORLD IS GOING PLACES THERE IS NO EXCUSE WHY YOU SHOULDN'T, NOW TH AT YOU CAN GET A BRAND NEW 1937 HIS MASTER'S VOICE RADIO (H.M.V. AMERICAN RADIO) nPMpM Hilt MM Heputation behind it
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      1769 19 Malayan Listeners' Radio ffiSHL;:,:::: Greenwich Time Signal at 8.05 a.m. 8.25 a.m. Close down. PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE 6-42 a.m. Dance Music. TRANSMISSION 1 ZHL PROGRAMMES °f» 86 ,1779 GSO Mam An Operatic Prcgramme st mcs.) and CSB 31.55 Singapore Station On 225 Works By Australian %tl "8£ STii». i
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      411 20 Load your camera with "Verichrome" film and you have extra help working to get you good results. "Verichrome" has a spocial double coating of emulsion which secures line detail even though your exposure is much too lor,g cr a little too short. Next time you buy a film ask fcr
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      120 20 WHEN NATURE'S LAX, TAKE CHOCOLAX Nature sometimes for various reasons, cannot do her job properly. The result is that your system is left full of poisons and toxins, f^^l.l^lEn^^-—^&gt; that may cause you serious illness. "j That's the time for Chocolax to f OfOCOLAX help out nature and to make
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      1807 20 Malavaii Listeners 9 Radio i^rS tosSloourUs 7 ta zge kuala 1u,,,., R ,8 20 p.m. News and Economic Review (Continued from page 19) ta B S™m «T^illons» by" Robert Schu- Wavele^hs «.92 and lin m mann Annemarie Heyne at the piano. ommav U.S.A. SHORTWAVE f 820 pm Continuation of Concert
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    AMERICAN LABOUR TROUBLES
    343 21 Shocking: Allegations IGAINST INDUSTRIAL FIRMS Washington. SHOCKING allegations against 3 leading' American industrial mi &gt;; arc contained in the preliminreport to the Senate of the Lafolfivil Liberties Committee, whicli has for several months been conducting an inquiry in\o "espionactivities" among trades unionindustrial workers general"lt i i clear
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    WORLD'S LARGEST THEATRE
    284 21 To Be Built For Paris Exhibition DARIS is building the largest theatre national Exhibition opening in May. OfttS T?^ b H the transformed theatre seahl»7Jr ade J* will contain 1.000 Monies anT^ eS i ra Stalls 300 in the Sn nd bGXes Movable parredSE*TS P rmi t
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    31 21 Mr. Ng Sek Phooi, of the Immigration Office, and Mr. Lim Ewe Lee. of the Chinese Protectorate, left for China by the s.s. Hai Lee" last week on a short tour.
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    "VIRILE BEAUTY" OF ITALY'S HATRED
    157 21 I Last Year's Anti-British Feeling Recalled Rome. GERMANY'S wai-time "Jiymn of Hate" is recalled by an ecstatic panegyric of Italy's "sanctions hate" against England, published in the authoritative review "Critica Fascista." "Never was hatred so tenaciously and so happily cultivated," exclaims the writer, describing Italy's
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    CITY OF HEIDELBERG
    128 21 Age Changed After Repairs On Church Munich. Repairs to the Church of the Holy Christ in the old German university city of Heidelberg have "aged" the town by 300 years. The workmen found valuable remains of a still older church built on the same fite. and in
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    CYCLISTS TO BE BANNED?
    52 21 Montreal, Quebec. A proposal that cyclists should be banned from the roads and ride only on the pavements has been made to the civic authorities here by the Royal Automobile Club of Canada. Cyclists are. of course, up in arms against the suggestion. Nor do pedestrians
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    ANOTHER STOMACH OPERATION AVOIDED
    314 21 By Maclean Brand Stomach Powder "Round about the first week of Febine nrst symptoms were that I was very weak, could hardly walk, and could not eat because of terrible pain in the stomach, between the shoulders, and in tne cnest. "This went on for a
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    WATER BUBBLES AS ELECTRIC LIGHTS
    220 22 Scientific Marvels For New York Fair New York. BUBBLES of water will be used as electric lights at New York's World Fair in 1939. They will act like soap bubbles floating in the sun. Science has conjured them in a laboratory here to help illuminate
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    NOTRE DAME
    121 22 Stained Glass To Be Completed It will come as a surprise to many to learn that the stained glass of Notre Dame is incomplete. The first stone of Notre Dame was laid 774 years ago, and although the cathedral possesses such beautiful specimens of stained glass, many of
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    This Strange World
    630 22 Vest-pocket Piano Mushrooms For Hats Baboon Twins? HERE are some strange stories from many parts of the world, sent by Reuter correspondents: SHE LIKES CHICKEN Mrs. Edna Mac Potter, of Pasadena, California, ate 10 2 lb. chickens and lb lbs. of dressing to become th e champion
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    "LIFE NO PLEASURE CRUISE"
    221 22 Bishops' Stern Words To Amusement Seekers Naples. STERN words are addressed to all classes of Society by Archbishops md Bishops of Campania in a Pastoral letter attacking Communism and the new Paganism. "To-day more than ever," the Bishop, declare, "life cannot be considered as a pleasure
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    PITMAN SHORTHAND CENTENARY
    128 22 India Plans "Speed" Festival OvtTtU A "SPEED' festival in hun..u i* 100th anniversary oi thcJ the Pitman Shunt:. n« ir being planned in India A resolution unanimous*. the South Indian Shonhlr.,1 Conference at Trivandnun India, lays down thut. .,p*, nary celebrations shall t&gt;» year at Madras. It
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    COAL SHORTAGE
    124 22 In Factories In Nnninnt France A shortage oi coal i hewn' In a number ot facuin* Franee. li U declared i. cles. This is particularly irut' u» t&gt;.. works in the Maubeue»- w factory owners complain il. supply of coal is only eqclVm- o rhirds or three-quarter: ot
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    NEARLY BAKED ALIVE
    83 22 Man Who Tried To tin* Mi» Rheumatism A peasant named Han v\v\.i.- Tto cure hi& rheumatkm u bread oven, at Auraeha-umi r and almost burned in do.», lit A fresh batch bread iu. /mt ltaken from the oven, and it ?u a comfortable temperi ir crawled imlde
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      226 22 and not always legible. A few 'l uite exceptional people like writing— #V the majority don't In either case, it is an effort. Typewriting with a REMINGTON Portable is easy hous 'J? sought relief in using i- Light fingers tap out the letters-l.ne after hue impressed on the p.per-and the
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      90 22 £The Cab fot Spotting People 1937 S. S.S. SCOUT fill Delight fully smart and pleas- flemofe controZ gear fei^ ITIS m al)l&gt;€arance Outstand* brake between th mS in P° tried clear «0 obstruction. proyed and backed by a famous name and tradt mark the BSA Scout is a car that
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    FIRST STAY-IN STRIKE
    564 23 Australian Colliery MINERS BARRICADE THEMSELVES Newcastle, N.S.W., Feb. 26. ARMED with cases of gelignite, deinators and fuses, 30 miners in a stay-in strike at North QfaUarak Colliery. Tbej have barricaded themselves haulage tnnnel, 88 yards the entrance and in the main tunnel 50 yards from the enl
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    MARSHAL JOFFRE
    115 23 Memorial Plaque Unveiled iN the presence of General Camelin 9? ief of Staff Marshal ppcain and Marshal Franchet D'Esn-ev i «emmemorative plaque has been unJoflr? WH th C HOUSe where Marshal lived trom 1909 to 1919 JM this house—now owned by an •ommand nf he held «uprem? ,S7
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    SEINE REACHES ALARM LEVEL
    172 23 Burst Dyke Threatens Main Road Paris. THE Seine which has been steadily rising for some days, has now reached "alam. level"—that is 14 feer 4'/ 2 inches above normal at the p ont D'Austerlitz. Quays and riverside gardens are under water, and shipping has practically ceased,
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    11 23 Mr. J.E. Jones, of untitled Cowdy Home on furlough. ravine roi
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    21 23 The many friends of Mrs. W.G. Ayton of Ipoh will be sorry to hear that she is indisposed at present. afc
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    THE ENCHANTED ISLE OF BALI
    67 24 THE pictures on this page are ali 1 Bali, and were taken by Viscount Trede jar. artist traveler, writer and politician, who recently yisited the famous island.of which so much has been written in praise, and vet so little b actually known, except that it
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      64 24 ADD ZEST TO PAHITS Joseph Travers Sons Ltd. m j Powdered Whole Milk j I REOUiRXn° C ,ON WHERE PURE MILK IS 1 I ak? E XL,M FOR KLIM IS THE J FINEST COW'S MILK IN S POWDERED ORM ECONOMICAL AND j CONVENIENT. j 321 A™ AND BE CONVINCED I
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