Malaya Tribune, 22 March 1937

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV. -No. 68. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday. Mar. 22. 1937. The Malaya Tribune 20 PACKS SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 22, 1937 FIVE CENiST
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      182 1 Read The SUNDAY TIIIKI Dominant In Malaya B"101 USES FOR VINEGAR" This Is the title of a booklet, crammedfuU of useful information about vinegar of interest to every modern ho usehold. It can be had for the asking. Write in to Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., giving your address and I
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      171 1 I"^TTTm~HbI I Powdered Whole Milk tjgjjH j ON ANY OCCASION WHERE PURE MILK IS REQUIRED, USE KLIM, FOR KLIM IS THE RICH EST AND FINEST COW'S MILK IN POWDERED FORM ECONOMICAL AND CONVENIENT. (IRTiiNim i- V A TIN AND BE CONVINCED I OBTAINABLE AT ALL THE LEADING PROVISION STORES. Distributors:—
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      8 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST 7>o The xMORi\Ix\G
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      860 2 "purasAN" (granulated yeast) absolutely pure and prepared to keep in perfect condition in any climate. YEAST purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves and generally fortifies the system. Regular use of Yeast prevents physical weakness and mental slackness. in tins at most Dispensaries and PUROSAN (granulated yeast) Is sold in tins
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      686 2 PUBLIC NOTICES r SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Suit No. 180 of 1936. Writ of Seizure Sale No. 9i37. In the cause of ANG BAN "KOON, ANG HOCK SENG and ONG POH NEO, Executors Executrix and Trustees of the Will of ANG
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      759 2 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE Summons No. 160 of 1937. Between Anna Pona Ponniah PMay Plaintiff And L Ahamad B. H. Ismail 2. Aminah binte Mohamed Defendants To The abovenamed Defendants of 98-B. Everitt Road, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced
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      326 2 CHINESE SECRETARIAT. NOTICE. TENDERS Notice is hereby given that tenders are now invited for the regular cleaning of the Chinese Secretariat, Singapore Specification of such cleaning may be seen at the Chinese Secretariat. Date of closing:—l 2 noon on 31st March, 1937. Sd. A. B. JORDAN. Secretary for Chinese Affairs.
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      95 2 SARSAPARILLA TONIC Blood builder and purifier, cures various tropical diseases. Price per bottle $1.00. Small bottle 50 cts. Agents: A. S. MOHAMED KASSI-M CO., 79, Hill Street, Singapore. New Arrival THE OKAZAKI F.W. CO., 580, Serangoon Road, Sinfaoore. I?vTW! [***** h\'V*ii\f* SENG CO., 90 Hill Street, Singapore, Wholesale Retail Merchants
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES SHIPBUILDING IN NORWAY
    932 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES SHIPBUILDING IN NORWAY Big Increase In Tonnage Under Construction ACCORDING to statistics published by Qf the Norwegian Veritas. 24 ships aggregating 28.000 tons, were built at al ,o^ rds J or Nor wegian account 142 000 tons m 1935) were built abroad tor Norwegian owners. Purchases of
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      460 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA P. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. RAJPUTANA 17,000 Mar. 26 RANPURA 17,000 Apr. 9 SOMALI 6.800 Apr. 9 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 TAN GALORE 6,000 May 3 CORFU 15,000 May 7 NALDERA 16,000 May 21 CARTHAGE 15,000 June 4 BHUTAN 6.100 June
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      556 3 r M. txi 1 KOKUSAI LINE I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) n (Incorporated In Japan) I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) j Dne Doe Sailing Doe S m s KANO MARU STu BTiI "7 5"? Ms KURAMA MARU Apr 18 A™ 21 aSJ* 23 J™ m s KONGO
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      471 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 ERRIA 31-3 1-4 ALSIA 6-4 6-4 7-4 S-4 BORINGLA 27-4 27-4 28-4 30-4 FIONIA 18-5 18-5
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      550 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHEk LLOYD nilnU (Incorporated in LLOYD Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. 7937 5 s.s. "LAHN" omits Singapore, Japan Ports calls Hongkong, Shanghai, and North China. Due Penang Mar. 31 Due Port Swettenham Apr. 1 t
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    416 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER London. Mar. 20. Last Price To-day Chang* Tone Dull Easier Spot Buyers. 12 316 Sellers 12% 12 April Buyers 12 ¥t 12 Vs Sellers. 12% 12V4 Apr.! June Buyers. 12% 12 316 Sellers. l2»/ 2 12 SJJ JulyiSept. Buyers. 12 y 2 12 516
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    DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT.
    167 4 Meeting Of P. T. Thrift And Loan Society Singapore, Saturday. A DIVIDEND of five per cent, wa, declared at the ninth annual genera', meeting of the Singapore Posts and Telegraphs Co-operative Thrift anci Loan Society Ltd.. held at the General Post Office at noon to-day.
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    97 4 During the week ended Mar. 13. exports of tinned pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 30,932 cases, of which: 24.044 <78 per cent.i cases were to the United Kingdom, 1.200 <4 per cent.* cases to the Continent of Europe. 4,300 <14 per cent.i cases to Canada, and 1,388
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    245 4 Lower Prices For Several Commodities Reuter Wireless. London. Mai'. 10. ON the Stock Exchange to-day. internationals, oils, and coppers eased under Wall Street influences, but there was 'urns selective buying of industrials, and Hom»' Ralls ruled firm Rubber, were Irregular and tins encountered good support Indian Irons were
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    U.S. TRADE
    108 4 Rapid Increase Causes Anxiety Reuter Wireless. Washington. Mar. 18. THERE is a possible danger signal in the recent increase in United States Industrial nroduction. which is 20 per cent, over last year, while American business generally is 15 per cent, above 1936. So says Mr. Rooer, Secretary for
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    BORNEO SCHEME WITHDRAWN
    512 4 Opposition By Ordinary Shareholders (By All Ma l> L-.idon Mar. 10. IN I he ClmT.ciry Dl\inion yesterday. bt-fDrc 'iv iw.'i' Bennett, the Borneo Co r n»., withdrew IU proposed scheme of a.i ingewer.l with Its sharvholders, which involved a reduction 01 capital from n.oon.ojf) to £639,640 and
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    TELUK ANSON RUBBER ESTATE
    331 4 Total Dividend Of Five Per Cent. riE following is the report of the din tors of Teiuk Anson Rubber. Estatt LI to be presented to shareholders at th 28th ordinary general meeting oi company, to be neld at the Hongkoiu Bank Chambers on Saturday, Apr 3
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    DISORDERLY BEHAVIOUR
    73 4 Singapore, Sattug When charged to-day before G. Reeves, the third rna'jisua; disorderly behaviour by throtrowel at a passing car. Smm > gave incoherent replies to the trate. A His story was that for three nine strange men had not to sleep. When he was wononjf. J of passed
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      776 4 P T j Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to M The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, The Ho Hong Bank Limit?d and C The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. I CAPITAL* i Authorised $40,000.000.00.. Issu ed and S HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. i TELEPHONES:
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      23 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. (Incorporated in New Zealand.) MARINE IX SURA I E W. J. DEXTER, Manager. Tel. 5920, 2, Finlayson Green.
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1620 5 Issued by Fraser and Co. n n A Lmil and and Stock Brokers MINING Fraaer %Co Lyall rv Buyer* Seller, Buveri Seller. < Arrmat Tin 6'- 66 a^"er» U Asam Kumbang 353 369 35L 07? *1 Austral Malay 54- 56- 54 Si Ayer Hitam 28 6 30
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    622 5 (From Our Fina?icial Correspondent, Singapore, Monday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 41% cts.. down I/, c j Market Tone: Quiet London: 12 8 16d., down Ld Market Tone Easier New York: 24% cts./down 6 ct Market Tone: Firm. This morning is a regular Sing* pore 'Monday morning' and lit»l<
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    301 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Mar. 19. Books C/ttP lotalI otal for Company Dividend Ex>Dlv «--g TIN Payable Date to date -MX:::::: 115 BE:K g 15 j« jg?» Takuapa 6d. Bonus 6d. Div. Apr. 24 Aor SO ZL. «>* »f?2 Union Ince 15s Final Anr 24 2£ X
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      49 5 I cleanßK your p^"^ sg-M ss .-ass n s' €s disappear at once. No more mornin/cou" «ng and "spluttering Money back if v! l' not get INSTANT relief y U do AsthmaXoldsXafarrh Headaches, Hayfever Sold Everywhere jn> /mt PRICE PER BOTTLE Sole Agents for Malaya WHfTEAWAYS KV^r R SINGAPORE-
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    BURGLARS "BLACK OUT" TOWN
    132 6 Posed As Electricity Officials Vienna. BOLD tactics have enabled two unknown men to carry out a series of hgktjah\g burglaries in Krenowi'z. a little market town in Bcherma. 'the uchce actually watched then, begin operatic :.s —without realizing what was Ukmg place. The two men disguise
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    HOLIDAYS WITH PAY
    129 6 Investigation Committee Set Up London. The Minister of Labour. Mr. Ernes'u Brown, has decided to set ud a sma'u committee to investigate the present position with regard to the granting t>: holidays with pay and the practicablt limits within which this may be extended. Both Employers and
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    MEN'S FASHIONS
    147 6 Egg-Blue Dinner-jackets Predicted New York. Dinner Jackets in robins egg blue or pastel shade, of plum, maroon, green, fawn and Capri blue are predicted aa forthcoming fashion for men here this summer. "We have simply stopped making black dinner jackets,' announced an official spokesman for the delegates to
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    THRUSHES IMPORTED
    228 6 Protest By Royal Zoological Society Of NKW. Sydney .NSW. Mai. 5. Snails are stated to have become such a pest in Canberra gardens that the importation of 10 pairs of English thrushes has been approved by the Commonwealth Health Department. The birds were procured in New Zealand by
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    103 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 4 p.m. to-day. Penang, Siam. Burma, India, Iraq. Falestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain. Ireland. Europe. Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Medan. Jaskj. and Lon--lonS: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. Wednesday. Australia.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    135 6 Mails expected from Europe etc. (Amsterdam I by Air i Netherlands > today. Deliveries of boxholdeis' letters 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters a: 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mail: expected from East and South Vfrica and South America by the Mania Maiu cue a', Singapore to-morrow. Mails
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    29 6 The s.s. Circe for Sarawak &c. Wails oreviously announcea as closing at 1 o m. on Mar. 22 will now close at 8 a.m. on Mar. 23.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    18 6 Mails despatched from Singapore on Feb. 26 by Corfu was delivered in London on Mar. 20.
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    COMPANY NOTICE
    220 6 Malayan Breweries, Ltd. The Seventh Ordinary General Meeting of Malayan Breweries, Limited will be held at the office or the secretaries, Fruser and Ncavc. Ltd T 10, Tral »»c;ur Street.. Singapore, on Saturday. Ap»ti 3 at 12 noon. The Director.-' report to the Aareholder» reveals a net profit
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    PASSENGERS
    318 6 The following aie pas. 1 ..-..is by the Katori Maru which left Singapore tor Europe, via pons, on Mar 19: Mr G. R. A. Groote, Mr. G Kishlkawa Miss I Meyer. Mr A. Svihla. Mrs. Svihla. Mr. and Mis. Tada, Mr O F Bergman. Mr. and Mrs Denny. Miss
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    88 6 Anterior. British. 6 809 tons, from Liverpool 21 3 to Hongkong 22.3. Madoera. Netherlands. 5.792 tons from Souiabaya 213 to Port Swettenham 22.3 Silverwalnut, British. 3.693 tons, from Baltimore 15.3 to Port Swettenham 23.3. Valaya. Siamese. 803 tons, from Bangkok 21.3 to Bangkok 24.3. St. Loubert French.
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    ITALIAN DIVISIONS DISORGANISED
    241 6 MADRID CHIEF'S CLAIMS SPANISH FASCISTS REFUSE TO GO TO THE FRONT Reuter. Madrid. Mar. 22. GENERAL Miaja, Madrid commander, in a message congratulating I* his forces on their triumph at Brihuega. says that two powerful Italian divisions were totally disorganised "we arc following the road to victory"
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    NOTE TO BRITAIN AND FRANCE
    322 6 Spanish Cabinet Requests Intervention j London, Mar. 20. BRITAIN and Prance have been asked by the reDUblication Government In Spain, whose, ad^^ r f h Valencia, to intervene m the cvn »vai -P the Government's behalf. As an taducement, the Valencia authorities have promised to
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    SUPERVISION PLAN
    214 6 Full Meeting Of Committee To-day British Official Wireless. London Mar. 20. A full meeting of the international committee for the application of the agreement regarding non-intervention in Spain has been summoned for Monday afternoon. It is assumed that this development indicates that progress has b?2n made towards ending
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    WHAT'S ON?
    84 6 Public Funrtinns And Snorts Fixtures TO D*V MAP f> TVN,'Mt<: SAF.v 11 piunishf.- Tf;Q J 1 M„;, WAlrtrUOT I «*u."0".v!>.fci* chjai« iisaB.o.;' T rS I T-V .r s r »Co «net', src V?i t V T TO-\tOHROW MAR .«j- ton'l SA.I- A. n 1 v v K A.
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    THE HARBOUR
    110 6 Singapore. Mar. 22 Ships alongside the Wharves or exacted to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate i> Rohna 22. Mam Wharf (Entrance Gate 3» Suwa Maru 18: Antenor. Olenogle U Victoria 11: Shinyubari Maru K. ruma Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 3) SUverwalput 31; Steel Navigat Uiurlands Cas:ie 34: Civet
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    AMUSEMENT
    121 6 alhambra "Streamline Ex and "Between Fighting Men." 6.15 an p. 15 p.m. CAPITOL.—Stage and .screen al tion. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION. —"Smartest Girl In 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.- "Bha (Hindustani)—6.ls and 9.15 p m EMPIRE.—'Trail Of The Loin Pine" 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL, -"Chair..
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      173 6 f~M Iff fhrfeW MALAYANS PREMIER HOTEL To-night t j COCKTAIL DANCE j i 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. DINNER 8c DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight J 1 NO ADMISSION CHARGE BRASBASAH j SEE OUR NEW TARIFF FOR ROAD. j REDUCED PRICES POPULAR GRILL FOR I 8 I CONTINENTAL DISHES A SPECIALITY
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      319 6 tPOSTAL lI^TELLIt-ENCKi TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Philippine Islands d Victoria Mar. 22 1 p.m. Rengat and Tembilahan Flevo g J Pontianak Kampar P-m-Denmark (Parcels only) Ausuahen H Vi > u P m Western Canada and Western States of U S.A. Suwa Maru g j P m China (generally)
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    DUTCH SHIPS SEIZED
    728 7 ACT OF PIRACY Cruiser Speeding From Aden Reuter Wireless. Lisbon, Mar. 17. THE Dutch submarine 0-16, which 1 arrived at Tagus last week, has ived instructions from the Dutch (.cvernment to be ready to leave at a moment's notice. It is understood siie is leaving to-morrow for
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    ALLEGED ITALIAN ATROCITIES
    90 7 Negus Wants Committee Of Inquiry Reuter Wireless. London, Mar. 17. T*J&J**£S* a letter to the Sec-retary-General of the League of tSiS ng th aPP°intme U nt of thrSK n?£ enq V iry t0 investigate WP alleged Itahan atrocities in EthioDe*\^ n nH nCe the ex ecution or
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    EGYPTIAN STUDENTS RIOT
    162 7 Clash With Police In Giza Reuter Wireless. Cairo, Mar. 18 TUDENTS, protesting against coeducation, clashed with the police this morning in the student quarter Il IZa The po,ice fired sh ot guns at th? students, a number of whom were injured. The situation required the dispatch to
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    PARIS RIOTS
    173 7 Many Police And Civilians Hurt Reuter Wireless. Paris, Mar. 17. THE Government intends to take dras- tic action to prevent a repetition o r las', night's Ciichy riots, and is likely tc Lan all meetings calculated to disturb lie oeace. The cabinet is meeting at 5.30 p.m. to
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    SOCIAL WORKER
    106 7 Death Of Mrs. May Higgs British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 20. rKE death occurred yesterday of Mrs May Higgs of Oldham, Lancashire, aged 83. whose life was devoted to social work particularly on behalf of friendless tramps. In the last Honours List she was the recipient of the
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    FATAL ACCIDENT
    77 7 Chinese Killed At Bukit Timah Singapore, Sunday. SHORTLY before four o'clock this afternoon, a Chinese was fatally injured in a motor car accident at the fourth mile Bitkit Timah Road. It is believed that the car involved in the accident is a Baby Austfn. The victim received a
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    MARKET LIST
    485 7 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, Mar, 19. MEAT Beef, steak, kati 32 Beef, stew or curry 25 Fillet, steak, per lb. 50 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 46 Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca per lb. Pork, lean, kati 44 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) 34 POULTRY Capons
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    RAILWAY LABOURERS
    53 7 Reuter Wireless. Washington. Mar. 17. The railway companies and principal railway labour unions announce they nave agreed on a five per cent, pay roll tax to finance a pension scheme foi employees on retirement. The companies and employees will each pay half the tax. The decision affects about
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    MURDER GANGS IN PALESTINE
    248 7 House Of Commons Statement Reuter Wireless. London, Mar. 17. MR ORMSBY GORE, In the House of Commons to-day, deplored the assassinations and acts of violence in Palestine in recent weeks, and welcomed that statement Issued by the Officer Administrating the Government announcing that the Mufti of
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    ITALY AND CORONATION
    70 7 Reuter Wireless. London, Mar. 19. Xtaly is unlikely to send a special delegation to the Coronation. Informing the British Government of this, it is understood that Signor Grandi, the Ambassador, added that the Prince or Piedmont, who had been mentioned as head of the Italian delegation, certainly
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      55 7 FRESH SHIPMENT NIVEA'S TOILET ARTICLES NIVEA Vanishing Cream. NIVEA Cold Cream. «gt NIVEA Cream in tube. V NTVEA Skin Oil. X W NIVEA Lip-stick. M NTVEA ToUet Soap. NIVEA Baby Soap. Etc., Etc. Obtainable in all High Class 0 Stores Dispensaries. C' Stocked By: S T. G. KIAT CO., Singapore.
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      240 7 Stenotyping Shorthand Machine n n) Full particulars from the 1 SOLE AGENTS DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUP Singapore Municipality TENDERS TENDERS are now invited for the fcliowing materials or services. For particulars, see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing. Construction of drains, culverts, etc. at Carpmael Road, (Deposit $25).
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      307 7 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary if provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping' it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the "Diary of Events." The "Club
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      168 8 ALHAMBRAI I LAST NIGHT 6-15 9-15 DOUBLE FEATURE BILL! The Best Seasoned i Comedy Dish Of f J Served Piping Hot *{f& *J m and Garnished With ,1, P| Giggles, Chuckles, W^* x L u^,.ndro., s j£sr,M STRfAMllffi Also:— Ken Maynard in «BETWEEN FIGHTING MEN" A*\f*\ GALA SCREENING At The
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      240 8 Greeted I By Packed Houses Yesterday! I Positively LAST TWO NIGHTS of I This Excellent Stage and Screen Double Bill 1 e-u CAPITOL S 1 2 HETURN ENGAGEMENT BY DEMAND! J I THE INTERNATIONALLY FAMOUS CHINESE Jg* EVELYN CH£N I "YANG KUEI I (The Most Famous H stor eal J
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      255 8 3 Famous Stars of SWING TIME in. BKOt I Grand Comedy Romance |PAVILION I \l*™r\ j HELEN BBODEHHK. \M> I lIC 81. ORE. t—— mmmmam TBY SPECIAL REQUEST SPECIAL "RETURN AND FAREWELL VISIT" S To («arriek Theatre (*eylaiig i of "DJA'S DARDANELLA" s (own with v "BANDOENG KRONCHONO TKOUBADORS" 2
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    DUCE OPENS TRIPOLI FAIR
    174 9 Tribute To Mussulman Loyalty Reuter Wireless. Tripoli. Mar. 17. MUSSOLINI this morning opened the Tripoli Fair, and unveiled a statue s4Jrh U L^ esar b v a characteristic speech declaring that the Mussulman population of Libya had irrefutably proven its devotion to Ital/ by th* -ecent
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    ROOSEVELT NOT A SPORTSMAN?
    61 9 Views Of Mr. Justice Mcßeynolds Reuter Wireless. Washington, Mar. 17. MR. Justice Mcßeynolds, the first mem- ber of the Supreme Court, to express his views since President Roosevelt submitted his plans for reform of the Court declared, at a fraternity club dinner last night, that good
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    SIR T. BEECHAM
    130 9  -  On American Musical Culture (By Air Mail London. "IN the United States of America nobody makes music for himself. They cannot do it—neither he nor even she. Thp whole of musical culture in the U.S.A. is a thing of manufacture and artificiality.' This is the opinion of
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    18 9 Mr. W. H. Salt, the well-known Malacca lawyer, is going on leave at the end of the month.
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    CUTTING THE RED TAPE
    134 9  -  Leaflets For The "Ordinary Man" (By Air Mail London. Mar. 8. LEAFLETS which contain no legal phraseology, no section or sub-sec-tions, no footnotes and no quotations from statue laws and regulations, are shortly to be issued by the Ministry of Health. Th? leaflets, and their accompanying
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    INTERNATIONAL DEAD
    70 9 Billy Hogg, a famous Sunderland and International and Glasgow Rangers forward has died in Sunderland Hospital at the age of 57. Hogg was a native of Sunderland and played for the club 38 years ago. He was capped against Scotland, Ireland, ana Wales, and played centre-forward for the
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    26 9 Dr. and Mrs. J. A. P. Cameron and two children who had been away in Belawan-Deli on a short holiday have returned by the s.s. "Perak."
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      608 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS TO LET Modern Barrack House—slo p.m. 'P 3464. Workmen's compensation insurance assn. of malaya the singapore marine insurance assn. the fire insurance assn. of malaya, motor insurance assn. of MALAYA. The Offices of Members of the above Associations will be closed for the transaction of business on the
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      239 9 I THE 4 LA SALLES GIRLS Commencing 26th March 1937\ s for a short season only jNew World Cabaret S JALAN BESAR j NIGHT DANCE FROM 9.30 UNTIL MIDNIGHT I ADMISSION 50c. STEA DANCE FROM 5.30 ON THURSDAY, j SATURDAY SUNDAY S ADMISSION FREE j j. jSI" X fAIiK I
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      199 9 The Comics Are Coming, Yo, Ho Now They are in EGYPT ALHAMBRA COMING SHORTLY Oh K mom! tpE§3 -A They hunted Ni mummies and mjfcVk r found mammies'. Barbara Pepper Moroni Olien 1 x Frank M. Thomas VHj Willie Beit j/Xdflk, Direc,eJ Fn<i Culot- ys AtMo.producer.LccMarcuM i Their R X
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    89 10 EE—Madam Wee Chye Lian, passed away peacefully at her residence No. 197-1 Nallur Road, off East Coast, on Saturday. 20th March, 1937. at the age of 77. She leaves behind her 3 sons, Messrs. Lim Teck Swee. Teck Hock and Teck Hoe, 2 daughters, 3 daughters-in-law, and
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    THE SIMPSON DIVORCE CASE
    725 10 IT ip ill a-licl it» tfie public nvii'l (ha| liit action fin* dlv rt:C l.iimyTj: I y AL*. El'llC"! Sim| mki In h""ii th" 111»j• et of flirt' eaefivHy, In fi>a?ll' th ea*e did n<•* ililTk»?* frrtm hundreds „f other easvs. A woman su <1 her
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    SULTAN & SULTANAH OF JOHORE
    71 10 SULTAN SULTANAH OF JOHORE Leaving For England For The Coronation THEIR Highnesses the Sultan an.' Sultanah of Johore will shortly be leaving for England in order to attend tl c Coronation of His Majesty Kin The Sultanah will again make the I journey by air and will leavr j by
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    MR. R. B. WILLMOT
    84 10 Trade Commissioner Returning To Singapore Mr. R. B. Willmot. His Majesty's Trade Commissioner at Singapore, accompanied by Mrs. Willmot. is due to arrive at Singapore on Friday on the Rajputana. Mr. Willmot, who has baen in the United Kingdom on leave and official duty. will, on
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    38 10 The Hon. Mr. D. M. Tibbs. manager of Lanadron Estate. Muar, is going Home on leave by the Dempo, sailing on Friday. Mr. Tibbs is a member of the Johore State Council and the Johore Rubber Regulation Committee.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Another Coincidence
    313 10 NOTES COMMENTS Another Coincidence JT has become the custom tor local newspapers to publish extracts from two different sources and draw attention to their similarity. "Great Minds Think Alike" is the usual heading for these efforts. We think the paragraphs appended may be of interest to readers:Financial Tim?s, London, of
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    Planters Benevolent Fund
    135 10 rpHE good work accomplished by the Planters' Benevolent Fund of Malaya is strikingly shown in the report for last year. Though the planting industry has recovered prosperity, there are many cases of dire distreaf as a result of the lean years, and it is to give relief
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    Widows And Children
    133 10 rriHE committee feels that individual planters would subscribe to the Fund more liberally if they realised ful'y the many distressing cases which ar? brought to the notice of the committee and which call for immediate financial assistance. The committee appeals to all planters therefore to subscribe at
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    Concrete Cases
    213 10 17»ROM among the cases cited in the j report we take the following:— 'Planter, with wife and three children. Retrenched in 1931; went horn? and bought a poultry farm and lost everything he had. Worked as a motor delivery van driver; shopwalker in a local store; newspaper distribute;
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    Topics Of The Day
    241 10 By "Looker On" SCIENTIST declares that he was once chased by a ghost. But n o doubt it gave him a start. Several bottles of poison were recently taken from a doctor's car in Kensington. In spite of the fact that they were labelled "Not to
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    POPE'S SENSATIONAL CHALLENGE TO NAZIS AN OPEN FIGHT GRAVE SITUATION
    404 11 ANT! CHRISTIAN REGIME PACT violated Church Will Defend Its Rights Reuter. 4 sensational attack on tlu- Na/.i retime in tier many i, rouluitied in an encyclical by the Pope read openly in the (alholic Cathedral of Berlin. H s Holiness
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    GEN. HUANG WIT SUNG DEAD
    134 11 Canton. Mar. 22. GENERAL Huang Wu Sung, Chairman of the Kwangtuni» Provincial Government, passed away at 7.25 p.m. on Saturday at the Chungshan Tah Such Hospital, which he entered on Thursday. He died in the presence of Messrs. Li Yu Wan and Hsin Hsueh Lui.
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    ECONOMIC WAR IN UNITED STATES
    226 11 Dloocished Feared SIT-DOWN STRIKERS FORCED OUT Reuter. Detroit. Mar. 21. A WARNING that the use of slat troops tor evacuation of Bit down strikers at the Chrysler work; would 1 "a<& to bloodshed and violence has been made by the leaders of 6,000 strikers, who
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    MUSSOLINI RETURNS
    122 11 For Naval Exercises In The Mediterranean Reuter. Tripoli, Mar. 21. Signor Mussolini has concluded his visit to Libya and has sailed aboard the cruiser Pola, escorted by other warships which will participate in naval exercises in the Straits between Sicily and Tripoli. —Reuter. Tripoli. Mar. 21. The end
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    REICHSTAG FIRE
    36 11 Death Of JudfC Who Sentenced Communists Berlin, Mar. 22. The death is announced of Judge Wilhelm Buenger, who presided at the Reichstag fire trial, where a Dutch Communist was condemned to death.— Reuter. Reuter.
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    CHANGES IN THE CABINET
    205 11 NEXT PREMIER i j I New Chancellor Of Exchequer Reuter. Londcn, 7:ar. 11 IT is learned that Mr Stanley Baldwin (Premier), Mr. Ramsay MacDcnaid (Lord Pre .ident of the Council) and Lord Hai!sham (lord hance.'o: > will re i?n their posts alter he Corona ion. and
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    AUSTRIAN MINISTER DISMISSED
    192 11 Last Of The Nazis? STRAINED RELATIONS WITH GERMANY Reuter. Vienna, M.j\ 20. JjK. Kurt Schuschn'gg, the Aua trian ChaneeUor, has dismissed Dr. Keustaedter-Staermer, the Mm -ster of Security. The dismissal is the culminati >n of the aggravation of Austro-Germa.i relation* that has been going on foi some
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    INDIAN CONGRESS
    56 11 Instructions To Members Of Legislatures Reuter. New Dc'.li', Mar 21. THE Congress convention has adjourned 'if>e (If, aft"" oas Inc a re«ol»t tion calling on the British Government to withdraw the New Constitution urd .-mlnri'ne all Congress numbers of th* L' jr'slatures to "keep in constant tou«h v.tth
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    KING AND QUEEN
    42 11 British Official Wireless. London Mar. 20. The Kinp, and on the conclusion of their v>:t to lord and Lady Derby at Knowsley for the Grand Na tional steeplechase returned to London by the royal train this afternoon.—British Official Wireless.
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    NANKING TO FLOAT BIG LOAN
    342 11 Five-Year IMati SINO-JAI'ANESE TRADE 1 Shanghai, Mar. 22. JT ih reported that a loan of $1,000,110(1.000 will Ik? floated by >he Central Government la It this summer in connection with the FiveYear Plan of construction works. The denominations will bo small -to :is to permit
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    Miss Earhart's Plane Crashes BURST TYRE AND FIRE
    127 11 NO-ONE HURT Round-World Trip Postponed i Reuter. Honolulu. Mar. 21. WHILE taking off on the resumption of the round-the-world flight Miss Amelia Earhart's machine crashed owing to a tyre bursting. Fire broke out but the aviatnx and her two companions were not
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    FLIGHT TO TOKYO ABANDONED
    64 11 Pissavy To Try Record From Saigon Reuter. Rangoon. Ifar. 21. M. PISSAVY. who has exceeded the 100 days allowed for his flight to Tokyo, arrived here at 10.50 a m. and left for Saigon at 11.20 a.m. interviewed by Reuter he said the flight would terminate
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    SELANGOR ESTATE STRIKERS ORGANISING MARCHES POLICE TAKING PRECAUTIONS
    188 12 "ZERO HOUR" At Kajang, Kiang And Batu Caves (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, To-day. armed force of 100 Police was sent out early this morning, on information being received, that hundreds of Chinese estate coolies on strike in the Ulu Langat
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    PIANO RECITAL AT MEMORIAL HALL
    165 12 Intelligent Playing By Clifford Huntsman DACH Beethoven, Schumann and B A Chopin, in addition to more modern pleasure to watch long andexpres sacrificing melody anc in the The Win* technique bass with smo th rf a d o d 'ell exemplified by SS s?vVofXnirana KinXin
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    ALLEGED BETTING
    211 12 Four Men Face Court Charges Singapore, Monday. WEE Kirn Lian, William Baptist, Ong Kui Ann, Yeo Keng Ho, were produced to-day before Mr. W. G. Reeves, the third magistrate, on charges of different forms of betting. Mr. V. G. Mendis, appearing for the first accused, and Mr. Braga,
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    AT THE CINEMAS POPULAR CHINESE DANCERS
    218 12 Ted And Evelyn Chen At The Capitol Singapore, Monday. THOSE very popular dancers Ted and Evelyn Chen are again at the Capitol in an excellent stage-cum-screen entertainment. Their last short season proved very popular, and it was in response to many requests that they
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    THE PAVILION
    153 12 "Smartest Girl In Town" A MODERN romance coupled with one of the funniest plots that has been brought to the screen, forms the theme of Smartest. Girl in Town" which opened 3t the Pavilion Theatre yesterday. Gene Raymond and Ann Sol hem uike the leading roles in the
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    181 12 "Streamline Express" A Good Comedy Singapore, Sunday. T HE Alhambra Theatre had a change 1 0 f programme last night, feat unng •streamline Express," which is a gooa comedy and -Between Fighting Men a SET* the wild West, full of fast Sn° f typical of of its kind.
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    SIGNOR DE STEFANI
    62 12 Italian Adviser To China Here Singapore. Monday. H.E. Signor Alberto de Stefani, the f( rmer Italian Finance Minister, who has been appointed Extraordinary Financial Adviser to the Chinese Government, arrived in Singapore this morning by the Victoria. He is accompanied by his secretary, Signor Igninio. Magrini. The
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    SIAMESE CONSUL
    21 12 Singapore, Monday. I.nang VucTrHsara Netinati, the Siamese Consul in Singapore, returned yesterday from a trip to. Bangkok. f j_
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    SUCCESSFUL JOHORE APPEAL
    274 12 Confiscated Rubber Boat Returned (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Mar. 21. JUDGMENT was delivered this morning in the Supreme Court by Mr. Justice L.V.J. Laville in the appeal of Kang Ah Koi, who was convicted by Mr. R. V. Brant the Kukup Magistrate on a charge
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    HONGKONG EXERCISES
    42 12 THE biggest combined manoeuvres in Hongkong concluded during the week-end. The Inniskillings and four R.A.F. flying boats from Seletar took part in the attack, and will be returning to Singapore shortly. The exercises appear to have been of great value.
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    BURGLAR'S OUTFIT
    99 12 Realises 4 6 At Public Auction Durban (Natal). A burglar's "tool-kit" has been auctioned here by the police. A Durban man secured the implements with a bid of four shillings and six pence. They were offered at an auction of unclaimed property collected by the South African Police
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    Found Lying In Pool Of Blood MISSING FROM HOSPITAL
    142 12 JOHORE MAN Well-Known Postal Employee (From Our Own Corresvondent) Johore Bahru, To-day. STARTLING discovery was made yesterday afternoon when Mr. Maria Soosay, who has been employed at the Post Office, Johore Bahru, tor several years, was found locked in, in his
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    SHORT WAVE CLUB
    116 12  -  Overseas Members And The Coronation (By Air Mail (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 10. lAMI AM requested to g .ve publicity in Malaya to a project to enable overseas members of the International Short Wave Club visiting London during the Coronation period to visit Broadcasting House.
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    MISSIONS TO SEAMEN
    50 12 The Lord Bishop of Singapore will conduct the dedication of the Seafarers' Chapel on Thursday. Apr. 1 at 4.45 p.m After th? dedication service an annual general meeting of the local branch of the Missions to Seamen will be held In the Sailors' Institute at 5.30 p.m.
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    MR. BRADDELL RETURNS
    24 12 Singapore, Monday. Mr. Roland Braddell, the well-known Singapore lawyer, returned from a holiday this morning by the Lloyd Triestino liner Victoria.
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    SIAMESE MINISTER IN SINGAPORE
    214 12 "Siam Not Fortifying Against Anybody" Singapore, Monday. "CLAM is not fortifying herself against m anybody," declared H.E. Phara Riem Virajabhak, the Siamese Minister at Paris, in an interview with the Malaya Tribune on his arrival this morning by the Lloyd Triestino Victoria. "She is just making
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    INDIANS OVERSEAS
    209 12  -  Vote Of Censure Passed In Assembly •By Air Mail 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 10. THE Indian Legislative Assembly has unanimously passed a Congress motion censuring the Dolicy of the Irdan Government as regards Indians overseas, according to a cable fron. New Delhi. S r Cowabji Jehangir
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    FOR SIAMESE NAVY
    100 12  -  Nine Vessels Built In Italy tßy Air Mail (From Our Own Correspondent) London, March 10. THE Siamese steamer Anghtong from Bangkok has arrived at Trieste with 72 officers and 700 men of the Siamese navy, to take possession of the two minelayers and 7 destroyers which have
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    SECRETARY FOR COLONIES
    118 12  -  Knows Exact Number Of British Territories (By Air Mail (From Our Own Correspondent) London, March 10 Mr. Ormsby-Gore, the Colonial Secretary, caused a mild sensation among some eminent men to-night when tor a moment they thought that he did not know the exact number of colonies and
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    GIRL TIED TO STAKE
    238 12 AN ARREST How Nude body Was Found Singapure, WojuI>m AS arrest has hnm made mi <m». fiection with the dtamrry uf u„ dead body of a yoikug < hm* woman, tied to a stake, in a n i off Tampenis Road on FrMty. Art in* on
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    BRIGADE STRENGTH AT SINGAPORE
    125 12  -  Expected To Be Reach» d By April 1 1 Br Air Mail iFrom Our Gicn Corr»' ,,wni'" London, M.i a 11 IT is expected at the War Olftct ixu' 'x. infantry at Singapore, willed •> i,t brigade strength by April 1, -m brigaded There is still
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    THE CORONATION
    107 12 Deputy Premier To Itcprvsoni New South Waifs Sydney. NSW 1 The Deputy Premier tMf fhn v will leave Sydney by the Otattni mm V ?3, to represent New South W.nes Coronation. Mr Bruxner wlil be accr-ivi:.:-'. M« T D Keilv. TJitdM :v the Treasury The Premie»- «Mr Stevcin
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    ANOTHER SABOTAGE TRIAL
    173 13 School A Death Trap? CHILDREN LEFT TO INCINERATE Reuter Wireless. Moscow, Mar. 18. i CHARGE of coimter-revoluticn- ary wrecking activity by constructing a kindergarten boardinir school -v such a way as to facilitate tbreak 01* fire, as a consequence 0 f which a large number of childre.i
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    BOLIVIAN RIOTS
    72 13 Vt Prohibited Nationalist Parade Reuter. P. r Puerto Rico). Mar. ?2. ,v ir 1 seven people were killed and i: led in a clash between Po'.lce w N norullsts when the Mayor pro1.1 Nationalist parade; 22 men ::nd .i'ii were arrested. Tat police declare that Nationalists >r r
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    Presentation By Sultan Of Johore TO LEADER OF SCOUTS
    665 13 Chief Warrant Wood Badge 'From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore. Bahiu. Sunday. FE grounds of the Royal Johore In.it rnatkmsl Club formed the setting for a ceremony of great interest to the Scouts of Malaya this afternoon, when Cap.:. Syed Lsa bin
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    77 13 Gang: Breaks Into A Shop Singapore. Monday ARMED with pistols and knives, five Cantonese broke into a charcoal shop In Upper Chin Chew Street shortly before midnight on Saturday and got away with a small safe containing S5OO in cash. There were three partners and several coolies In
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    28 13 The Dowaeer Ranee of Sarawak, of Albert-road. Regent's Park. London, and of Chyan-Chy. Lelant. widow of Sir Charles Brooke, second Raja of Sarawak, left £1.824 (net personality £856.
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    13 13 Mr. Oldham of Messrs. Boustead and Co., Ipoh. is going on leave shortly.
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    AUSTRIA-ITALY SOCCER ABANDONED DURING PLAY UNRULY SCENES
    166 14 REFEREE REFUSES TO CONTINUE POLITICAL ASPECT One Ordered Off: 3 Retire, Injured Reuter. Vienna, Mar. 22. gTATING that the continuance of piay would endanger the safety of players, the Swedish referee abandoned the AustriaItaly soccer match here to-day, amid booing and protests from
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    Changes In Rugby Laws
    149 14 Reuter. London, Mar. 21. THE International Rugby Board, meeting at Edinburgh, has decided to change several laws of the game. Regarding the scrummage it has now been decided that the ball shall be put in at a moderate speed so that it first touches the ground
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    25 14 The pagar lights at the Chinese Swimming Cub will be on to-morrow night (Tuesday" and Wednesday from H o'clock, for night swimming.
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    PENANG CRICKET TRIAL
    331 14 2-DAY GAME Consistent Form Of Cheow Teik (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Sunday. TIME did not permit of the completion of four innings in the trial cricket between teams captained by Knight and Anthony, which concluded on the Esplanade to-day, but the honours, both collective, and individual,
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    CAMBRIDGE WIN EASILY
    99 14 Varsity Athletics At White City Reuter. London, Mar. 21. AT White City, in the inter-Varsity athletic meeting before a crowd of 5.000, Cambridge beat Oxford by nine events to two. The conditions were ideal. Godfrey Brown (Cambridge) broke the 440 yards 'Varsity record by 45 of a
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    SNOOKER TITLE
    99 14 Davies Retains World Championship London, Mar. 21. JOE DA VIES retained the world's pro- fessional snooker championship, by beating Horace Lindrum, in their match at Thurston's, by 32 frames to 29.— Reuter. In mail week, in a week's snooker match wilh Sidney Smith, who received 14 points each
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    CHINESE LEAGUE
    244 14 Sion<r 800 And C.C.A.A. Win Singapore, Monday. TWO S.C.F.A. league matches were played yesterday at the Clerical Union ground. In the first match the C.C.A.A. beat 'he CHS. with ease by four goals to one. The game was very one-sided, the C.C.A.A. being on the attack all the
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    M.C.C. CRICKET DRAWN
    111 14 Good Batting By Wyatt Worthington Reuter. Christchurch, Mar. 22. TKE three-day cricket match between the M.C.C. tourists and the Cante---bury-Otago combined team was drawn to-day, being abandoned on account of rain. On the first day of play I Friday» the tourists scored 217 < Wyatt 63) and
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    LOCAL GOLF
    223 14 Mixed Foursomes At The S.G.C. THE Singapore Golf Club monthly mixed 1 foursomes competition for March was played at Bukit Timah yesterday and resulted in a win for Mrs R w Cowen and J. A. Chippindale with a net score of 39 3 4 Thirty-six cards were taken
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    ISLAND CLUB
    175 14 Results at Island Club: H. H. Hoeden won the 1936 Gold Medal at the Island Club by defeating C AR. Bat?man in the final by 1 up over the week-end. The March Medal played over the week-end resulted in a ti? in the "A" Division between C A
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    KEPPEL G.C. BEAT SEPOY LINES G.C.
    217 14 THE Sepoy Lines Golf Club vs Keppel Golf Club match which was played on Sunday, over the course of Kepoel Golf Club, resulted in a win for the home team by V' 2 to 2 l 4 as under Sepoy Lines players mentioned first)
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    Gabuco Knocks Out Seaman Woods AFTER TAKING A LESSON
    373 14 PENANG BOUTS Seaman Jenkins Tko'd By Boy Nara Penan*:. SuihI.IV fFrom Our Own Rajput, IF the programme provided i..r boxing patrons at U'einlile* t„ nigh! promised great thing* on ua per. it proved excettdiitgiv evliii.it j| iufS iii reality. Interest was
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    HOME RUGBY
    99 14 London, Saturday To-day's rugger results: Guy's Hospital 3 Old Paulines 14 Rosslyn Park 34 Old IfUUUans 5 Birkenhead Par* 24 Halifax (I Neath 0 Llanellv 3 Newport 6 Pontypool 6 Northampton 6 Bedford 12 Penarth 0 Aberavcn 22 Redruth 5 Devonoort Ser 4 Swansea 3 Cardiff 4 Torquay
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    Week-End Cricket In Singapore S.C.C. TOURNEY STARTS
    716 15 pEARSE 87 Non-Benders' Game: Evan Wong 103 T was made yesterday in the Cricket Club cricket tour- ie Bankers. Brokers. InFtceteras defeated the ces by the easy margin of Had it not been for excellent score of 37 runs by F P. H.
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    NON-BENDERS LOSE: EVAN WONG'S CENTURY
    433 15 BRILLIANT century by Evan Wong 1 who gave a sparkling al' round display, and c: cehent bowling by i?we 9 Keng who took six wickets for twexr.v three runs were the main features o"f th? cricket match between the Singapore Non-Benders and the Singapore Chinese
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    CHANGI GUNNERS ESCAPE DEFEAT AT S.C.C.
    355 15 BRIGHT batting by FP H. Pearse and later by PO Longmore and O'Neil Dunne prevented the cricket from becoming very dull at the S.GC. on Saturday when the Club first XI opposed the R.A. (Changi. in a one-day match, which was drawn Pearse put
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    S.R.C. BEAT INDIANS BY SIX WICKETS
    194 15 GOOD batting by Chopard and Valberg enabled the S.R.C. to defeat the Indian Association on the padang on Saturday. Saturday by .six wickets. Indian Association:—H S Buli run out 0. Tharam Singh b Alvis 8; Ibrahim c sub. b d'Almeida 15; Sitambaram b Martens
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    WEARNE BROS. ROUT THE KHALSA
    213 15 THERE was lively battine when Wearne Bros met the Khalsa Club at cricket on Saturday. The motormen put together 230 for five wickets. A. van Cuylenberg scoring 91. and then dismissed their opponents for 75. Weame Bros :—L. Sullivan cM. Singh b K. S. Bull
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    CHINESE SCORE ANOTHER VICTORY
    254 15 EXCELLENT bowling by Swee Keng for the S.C.R.C. gave his side an easy victory over the Roynl Artillery "Blakan Mati> by three wickets at Hong Lim Green on Saturday Swee Keng returned the splendid bowling analyses seven wickets for 24 runs. Batting first, the R.A. were
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    ST. ANDREWS BEAT THE VICTORIA SCHOOL
    208 15 CT. Andrew's School beat the Victoria w School at cricket by eight runs on Saturday on the Victoria School ground. The scoring "vas low on both sides. Lawther bowled best for Victoria School taking ?ix wickets for 23 runs. Hussimshah took six wickets for
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    MALAYS DEFEAT ST. ANDREWS O.B.
    190 15 THE Malays beat the St. Andrew's Old Boys by 35 runs on the Balestier Plain on Saturday. Mahmood bowled well, taking eight wickets for 17. The Malays scored 105 to the St. Andrew's 70. Aziz scoring 37 runs. Duclos bowled best taking five foi 26
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    CHANGI GUNNERS BEAT INDIANS
    207 15 Sfctl$£ipUJ f nQa V 1>LAV1NC. iTWltft on tin? Indlun t,s 1 culiou i: round on Sunday. thi- n Clianul t> at Uw» b> Btiskuroil tin tA mad- 50 runs nr>i cut whet) lh<- I cuiwllfd hrl tmuuk* rnxklm :l iol.il Of 132 ruir scores 1 A
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    HOME SECRETARY'S SPEECH
    339 16 No Use Ignoring The Facts London, Mar. 20. HOME secretary Sir John Simon, speaking at Plymouth, said, the most remark abie thing about the debates in the House of Commons on the defence programme had been that apart from six extreme Lett Wing members no one on
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    AUSTRALIAN TENNIS
    465 16 How The Championship Was Decided rpHERE was sensation after sensation A at the recent Australian lawn tennis championsh.ps. the results of which have already appeared, but followers of he game will be interested to know how the champion was dethroned and Bromwich accounted for Crawford. The first sensation
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    ENGLISH LEAGUE TABLES
    1064 16 Position After Saturday's Games Goal. P. W. L. D. L A. P. Arseiml (6) 34 16 6 12 73 44 44 Charlton A. <P) 34 16 7 11 47 42 43 Portsmouth (10) 34 16 9 9 56 50 41 Brentford (6) 34 16 8 8 71
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    DEATH OF HARRY VARDON
    86 16 Won fi2 First Class Golf Championships London, Mar. 2fi THE death is announced of tho wellknown golfer, Mr. Harry Vardon. -Reuter. Harry Vardon won 02 first class tournaments and published several standard works on golfing. He was born on May 9. 1870. He won the Coen
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    R.S.Y.C. ROWING REGATTA
    422 16 Easy Victories In Three Events Slngopore, Saturday. FINE weather favoured the lliiuls of the RoyuJ Singapore Yacht Club Rowing this evening. The first race en the programme wa e for the Senior Pairs, aim was won by WillforcT* crew. Wulford Stroked Iti and 31 against. DuACUila; 1H
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    USEFUL B.P.
    598 16 Fourth Anniversary Celehrations THE Useful Badminton Party celebrated its fourth anniversary at Mr. Aw Boon Haws bungalow in Pasir Panjang last week-end. Swimming events were held at the Haw Paw Swimming Pool on Sa urday. The fourth annual dinner After an address of welcome to friends and members,
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    ENGLAND BEATS SCOTLAND
    218 16 Thrilling Rqggw KEEN DEFENt'r. u\ S* ORE TO Reuter. Ij> >n• i«i h.i, JN* no ini«-riiuliiui;il r.; in-day lit -Vlurr.'iu I beat Scollami I». -iv tries) to lfire»* <<• t• KoaJ), A crowd »»i (jo.uOo i cold damp r miii. tin tui ENGLAND j) P|j 4i itn
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS
    176 16 Ladies' Singles i To-Day Sin«aprij" j DESULTS »d Jvitxndav ic, Y.M.r.A u> >en invito i Tovrnamenl Men's Handicap HouM". Dr Httrida* a ju| r.«I.,, Oram Leonv. an.j T w Un Mcn\ Handicap Singh'»: I B Alvd bwtl R N *t:.. Dr IlrtlldflP beat C n 4—0. 0—4 C
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      11 16 THE WORLD'S PREMIER CAMERA SCHMIDT SHOTEN, LTD., 90, Robinson Road, Singapore.
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      56 17 .J, ~o i TRY THE 1937 s PYE 4 <• The most stubborn irritation yields quickU -o the cwthing effects of rlain p Kemedv. It breaks up conp stion. banishes soreness, iefp heal inflamed tissue. >ate pleasant, eeouomieal. Keep bottle jt Chamberlains always iv your home. K-16 THE BORNEO CO.,
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      14 17 9"he dQelicious 9hirst Quencher Whilst v Sailing Lottie Brctoe* ffi RATED WATERS i—i 1
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      184 17 CISIEEH?!! dwnlof EyiHBMHBUiJ FOR DURABILITY I #THI TRUI TONIC POOD I J t lanall -wave radio! THAT GETS THE WORLD j FOR §87.50 ONLY! j "UNBELIEVABLE" YOU WILL SAY, BUT ALL THE SAME, IT IS HERE S AND IA "HIS MASTER'S VOICE" T00!!| S American Model 5T5 "THE CLIPPER" S
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      1394 17 Listeners* Radio iSBIi?"^ 1 RMorded 7.50 a.m. Close down. 10.50 a.m. Opening. Music. PROGRAMMES OF BRITISH EMPIRE 010 a Dance Music. 11.50 a.m.* Tune signal. Weather ZHL PPAPDAnmnn 0.20 am. Closedown. port. Classical music. FKOGRAMMES TOMfIRPftW 12.20 p.m .Lunch music. IU-MUKKUW !10 p m Nirom news bulletin. Llnir-innrp station On
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    INCREASE YOUR WEIGHT
    178 18 Put On 31bs. in 30 Days Doctors know that Halibut Liver Oil is full of Vitamins that make flesh, create appetite, build up the power to resist cisease, and put good, solid flesh on men and women who are underweight. Buc many people's stomachs rebel against its
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    THE SHOOTING OF DE CHAMBRUN
    138 18 Statement By Mme. de Fontanges Reuter Wireless. Paris, Mar. 13. "HE Chambrun made me lose affection for a great Italian statesman. I made confidences to him, which he divulged, and he spread malicious reports about me I regret that I did not kill him, but
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    SIR JAMES CURRIE DEAD
    25 18 London, Mar. 17. The death Is announced of Sir James Currle. director of the Empire Cor,ton Growing- Corporation.—Peuter Wireless. Reuter Wireless.
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR GOVERNMENT IN THE F.M.S.
    1879 18 Suggestions Of Mr. Louis Thivy 'To ihc Editor ul the Malaya TtftW* Sir,— Sign* fire not wanting that Malaya Is awakening from the depths of slumber Info which .she had been plunged for yearn past. She now realise? ihat ahe ts Tar
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    REDS CONDEMNED
    140 18 Encyclical Issued By The Pope Reuter Wireless. Vatican City, Mar. 18. THE Pope has issued an Encyclical on "Atheistic Communism." in which he denounces materialism as the foundation of communism and says bolsneyist theoreticians claim to alone possess the genuine interpretation of the principles of materialism previously advocated
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    BRITAIN AHEAD IN ELECTRICITY
    217 18 Big Part In Arms Industry British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 21. rriHE electricity industry was conirrru lated yesterday by the Minister' for Co-ordination of Defence on the m lt Li playing i n forwarding the defenl of the country. c aeien r He said that to-day
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    SIR A. CHAMBERLAIN
    72 18 Moving Paid h Commons Reuter Wireless. London. Mar. 17. MOVING tributes were spoken in a hushed House of Commons this afternoon in memory of Sir Austen Chamberlain. The former Foreign Minister's usual *eat was vacant, and his brother the Chancellor of the Exchequer, listened unobtrusively from behind
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    FEN FLOODS
    106 18 Further Fall Of Ouse Waters British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 21 AVER the whole area of the Fens th? v water levels have fallen but at .several new points the river banks have weakened and measures to prevent the iurther flooding which threatened a:? receiving unremitting attention. Men
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    TRAINING SHIP
    86 18 New Role For Old Liner British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 20 rpHE old White Star liner Majestic u*j J- been fitted out to noma 2.000 bofl who are to become seamen and naval engineers. The vessel, which has heen renam d H.M.S. Caledonia, will leave Southampton early next
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    CONCESSION CANCELLED
    75 18 Serious Charge Against Oil Company Reuter Wireless. New York, Mar. 17 i ne Bolivian Government lias IssuH a decree cancelling the Standard Oil Company's conce.-sion, and confW&liiu; the Company's vast holdings in U> r country, according to the Neu- Vat* limes Buenos Aires correspondent The decree charges the
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    INJURED BY FALLING TREE
    50 18 Singapore, Sunday. A Chinese woman was severely injured by a tailing tree in Road this morning. She had a wound on her scalp, and also sustained a fracture of a leg. The womai was unconscious when the ambulance arrived and removed her to the General Hospital
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    STABBED WITH SCISSORS
    47 18 Singapore. Sunday. A Chinese woman was stabbed with a pair of scissors in the course of an argument with another woman this afternoon at Paya Lebar. Her wound is however, not considered serious. She was removed to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital by ambulance.
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    P.W.D. WORKSHOPS
    24 18 The workshops and office of the Electrical Branch, Public Works Department, are to be extended. A tender for $12,770 has been accepted.
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      365 18 j SUPERIOR QUALITY CIGARETTE CASES. j i Sup- riot Quality Cigarette Cases made in Europe in very attractive and up-to-date Patterns. They are o Tered at 25% discount. GOLD-PLATED CIGARETTE CAS?S at $2.75. $3.75 and $4.25. j J CHROMIUM PLATED CIGARETT 3 CASES at $3.00. $4.00 and $4.50. j j
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      163 18 1« P<» Morning Health And 11 i Germ-free Throat Use j| I Astring-O-SoK ou do need an effective easy, econoWmßßP*^ Wj) miCal mouth wa h and throat gargle, III! SIIIIIIIII l keep your mouth and throat free lit I 01 germs and your bre ath sweet and i 1 C!ean
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      85 19 healthy mouth, nuns and ZZZ. Pebeco M the paste to use for munber ot flavouring teeih. I] was made to do good w>> i agents just to taste nice. first a £ure The salty taste and possibly £2 however a, thi^ indication of inflammatory process in th g£ mQuth becomes
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      648 19 OPEN LETTER TO Mr. SOMEBODY AND HIS SON I KW Slr.-Th. natural desir- of most parent, is to give their children a fair I Coiiege Training, also there are many young men who would like to GO TOOTUWtg h V**7 o Jg I m* able to do so. Lot us
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      847 19 iirtlavan Listeners 9 I tad in i£S i. Greetings to our listeners In New Zealand. (Continued from page 17) 2.20 P- m News and Economic Review in English. COl ONIAL, FRANCE t 6.20 p.m. Concert Relayed 2.35 p.m. To-day in Germany. Sound U L 7.05 p.m. Talk on French Events
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