Malaya Tribune, 25 March 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV, No. 71. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1937 FIVE CENTS- The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Mar. 25, 1937. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1937 FIVE CENTS-
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      114 1 Head The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant in Malaya I 1 The Original I'RIMITS jgfc Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING when it seems unnecessarv to llgnt a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior workmanship and materials used in their '^^<^^^£BB^7
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      134 1 I THE NEWS WITH YoUR BREAKFAST Try The MOn\l\4. Tltßßl m; POWDERED WHOLE MILK ONE OF THE VERY FIRST ESSENTIALS FOR GOOD HEALTH j IS PLENTY OF MILK EVERY DAY. WITH KLIM I N Y0 U R PANTRY YOU ARF ASSURED OF A CONSTANT MILK SUPPLY —IT IS SAFE, CON
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      872 2 J EASTER is now quite 4* and if it is to be a new hat or a new dress or f •j» perhaps a beautiful bag, or something else, Ait will be worth your while to inspect the new and smart selection^ of goods at I "SCHIFFNER'S" T 3, Anderson
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      653 2 PUBLIC NOTICES PRELIMINARY NOTICE. Estate of Shaik Abdulrahman bin Mohamed Baswedan, deceased and Estate of Shaik SaUim, Shaiß Ahmad and Shaik Abdullah bin Abdulrahman Baswedan deceased and Shaik Awath bin' Abdulrahman Baswedan. IMPORTANT TWO DAYS' AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD SINGAPORE PROPERTIES AT MESSRS. CHEONG KOON SENG CO.,
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      677 2 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. NOTICE is hereby given that the Rubber Market will be closed officially on the following days:— Friday, 26th March, 1937 Public Holiday. Saturday, 27th March, 1937 Public Holiday. Monday, 2Sth March. 1937 Bank Holiday. By Order of the CommiUec, GATTEY BATEMAN. Secretaries. P.W.dTtENDER
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      506 2 NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that the Trade Mark depicted above is the exclusive property of Messrs. Van Wingerden Co., of No. 470, Merchant Street, Rangoon, and that the same is used by them in respect condensed milk sold by them in the Colony of the Straits Settlements, Federated Malay
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      210 2 Standard Institute. Notice Of Removal. TO NO. 10, DHOBY GHAUT (16, HANDY ROAD). Just Behind The Present Premise. •■••jj, FOR j 5 ER V 1 I i; I AND j SATISF ACTIO* entrust all your Clock \y a v Repairs to:— j Yirk Woh Hint; i 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES 400 SHIPS "ADOPTED" BY SCHOOLS
    699 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES 400 SHIPS "ADOPTED" BY SCHOOLS From Majestic liners To Humble Tramps M London. ORE than 400 ships, ranging from majestic liners to humble tramps, have been '"adopted" by an equal number of schools in all parts of England. Scotland and Wales. This is the result of the
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    SEAMEN WIN TEST CASE
    88 3 South snieias. The refusal of 16 seamen to accept engagements on a vessel bound for Valencia on the ground that tney were called upon to face war dangers led to a test case being heard here The men's unemployment benefit was stopped after they had refused
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      483 3 SfKAMER SAILINGS P& and BRITISH INDIA 1» 0. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1937. RAJ PUT AN A 17,000 Mar. 26 RANPURA 17,000 Apr. 9 SOMALI 6,800 Apr. 9 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 P \\GALORE 6,000 May 3 CORFU 15,000 May 7 \ALDERA 16,000 May 21 CARTHAGE
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      42 3 r o. s. k. REDUCED FARE TO ENGLAND VIA AFRICA, RETURNING TO SINGAPORE VIA SUEZ £103-8-0 Up irar* orovides SingaporelAfrica j OU. S2TClass; AfricalEngland Snlon Castle 2nd Class; LondonSingapore N.Y.K. 2nd i,iass. For further particulars, Apply to O.SE. PASSAGE DEPT., j Singapore.
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      682 3 f j 1 Pa ICa j 1 KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) S Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Due Due Sailing Due Penang Spore Spore via New York i m,s KANO MARU Apr. 10 Apr. 13 Apr. 15 June 1 ■ms KURAMA MARU Apr.
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      468 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 8-4 7-4 6-4 BORINGIA 27-4 27-4 28-4 30-4 FIONIA 18-5 18-5
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      558 3 steamer sailings norddeutscher rk ~xlf* LLOYD NORD (Incorporated ln LLOYD Germany). The undernoted are the Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. MR. s.s. "LAHN" omits Singapore, Japan Ports calls Hongkong, Shanghai, and North China. Due Penang Mar. 31 Due Port Swettenham Apr. 1
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    WHEELER & WOOLSEY AGAIN
    461 4 WHEELER WOOLSEY AGAIN A THRILD-MYS TER V COMED V AT THE A LHAMBRA MURDER, mystery, and merriment among ihe ancient tombs of Egypt are in store for Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey \s legion fans when the popular team of comics comes to the Alhambra in "Mummy's Boys." The crazy
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    THRILLS FILL NEW FILM OF JUNGLE LOVE ROMANCE PACKED WITH ACTION
    613 4 'THE JUNGLE PRINCESS" IS A STORY OF MALAYA LOVE horn in the heart of the Malay jungle between a girl who knew no Other companionship but (hai of a fierce tiger and a giant chimpanze. and a white man
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    THE IMMORTAL DUMAS PLAY
    217 4 GRETA GARBQ ROBERT TAYLOR CO-STARRED J*HE coupling of Greta Garbo and Robert Taylor for "Camilie" proved to have been a stroke of screen, grains. Produced by Metro-Goldwyn- j Mayer with George Cukor directing and a brilliant cast in support, the Dumas love story is an ideal
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    Animal Acts Are Troublesome
    201 4 That sow you'll se- hurtling across a native bamboo bridge in "The Juneie Princess," the exotic romance with Do rothv Lamour and Ray Milland didn't hurtle because liked to or wanted to. She hurtled because the movie technicians employed a Httls strategy to get nei moving
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    Beast Ensembles
    84 4 Several hundred elephants. two hundred apes, a tiger, a giant chimpanzee, a black leopard, a water buffalo, several dozen parrot, and a number of other animals were used in "The Jungle Princess." the thrilling romance of an explorer and a jungle-bred maiden, which begins on March 31.. at
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      258 4 r PFERE is a false security in the belief that your teeth are spotless because they look clean. Dentists point out that big, old-fashioned brushes neglect the /icss ct tho back, inside the curve of your teeth where cepo:iis ol food particles invite decay. Only a brush with a short
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      97 4 you can smile with confidence only if your teeth are perfectly clean. Clean them with the world-famous Odol toothpaste and they will always he white. Make sure, too, that your breath is sweet and fragrant. Use Odol mouthwash, noted for the delightfully fresh taste it leaves in your mouth. Famous
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      8 4 Wf Why tolerate^^ W COCKROACHES? Hf Sprinkle J
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    HOME FOOTBALL FIXTURES
    402 5 p or Good Friday And Saturday f lu iiowing are the home soccer fixIturea for Friday and Saturday:— FRIDAY FIRST DIVISION utfnal v Stoke SSton v Sheffield Wed. ge'ntford v Preston Chelsea v Charlton rrmsbv v Portsmouth iiverpobl v Manchester City Manchester Utd. v Everton MiHdlesbro' v
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    MUNICIPAL ACTION
    351 5 Application For Proposed Building Construction THE following matters were dealt witti 1 by Committee No. 4of the Singapore Municipal Council:— Disapproved application for permission to erect terrace houses on vacant lane' lronting Marine Parade (within a bungalow area prohibited for the erection of terrace houses.) Approved, by a
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    BRITISH TREASURY RETURNS
    176 5 Increase In Revenue And Expenditure London, Mar. 23. TREASURY returns for the week ending March 20—eleven days from the end of the financial year—show that total ordinary revenue to date amounts £766,971 848. At the corresponding date c€ last year the figure was £728.271.283. Total ordinary expenditure
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    33 5 Mrs. Riches has resigned her appointment as Secretary of the Kuala Lumpur Book Club and has been succeeded by Mrs. R. Nixon. Mr. and Mrs. Riches are leaving Kuala Lumpur for Bahau shortly.
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    33 5 Mr. J. A. A. Faith, Police Magistrate. Malacca. left for Larut recently to take up duties as District Officer. Commander Derrick is expected to take his place as Police Magistrate and Harbour Master.
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    ALLEGED CHEATING CHARGE
    127 5 Man In Trouble Over Jewellery Singapore, Wednesday. CHAN Khiang Chye was charged to-day before Mr. W. G. Reeves the third magistrate with alleged cheating in respect of two lots of jewellery valued at $100 and $56. The accused pleaded guilty. According to the prosecution, in Jan. 1936,
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    BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION
    57 5 To-morrow the Singapore Buddhist Association will hold a religious service at the association premises, 67, Spottiswoode Park Road, to celebrate the full noon. The programme for the day is as follows:— 7.30 p.m.: Offering to Lord Buddha. B—9 p.m.: A lecture in Sinhalese by Bhikkhu K. Gunaratana, the
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      216 5 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'll Jump Out of Bed Feeling You Could Push a Bus Over The liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this bile mot flowing freely your food doesn't diaest. H just decays in the bowels.
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      104 5 SA,D GARY COOPER xfifyy 'ft ill "uWTOUCHiO PAINTiP TANOM v J Popular star gives reasons for choosing the Tangee Girl We presented three lovely girls to Gary Cooper. One wore the ordinary lipstick one, no lipstick... the third, Tangce. "Her lips look kissable," he said, choosing the Tangee girl, "because
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      357 5 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY (Established 1914) 14A, Change Alley, Singapore. Typewriter Repairers and Stationers COROi>FT" ribbons and Carbons, Overhau ng trior cleanh of mcs in office! undertaker. Writes...instantly! the Platinum channel of the FEATHER- BĔ mm TOl <;Hi»oint sees to that. Six other outstand- M MB ir\£ Sli-affer advantages bring new
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      4 5 How Smart! Shimura's Shirt
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      490 5 SANATOCEN QUICK RELIEF |Ye*st-Vit« not only Don't suffer days relieves pain and discom- f J °f P a n an Kp^ifli fort, but tones the whole f*V relief system as well llt nour- «r\ /W^ .shes the nerves and JiT/jA "Ltff C-L\m+ purifies the blood too. *J H«» /®i minutes
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      12 5 W RUN ON IT A 4W* SPHINX SPARK AC. plws ALL BRITISHfIg
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    463 6 LONDON COMMODITIES' RUBBER London, Mar. 24. Last Price To-day Change Tone Steady Firm Spot Buyers. 12 3.16 12% +3|16 Sellers 12 5,16 12»/ 2 +3|16 A P ri l s Buyers 12 3j16 12 716 Sellers. 12 5 16 12»/ 2 +3|16 Apr.! June Buyers. 12 4
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    324 6 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Mar 24 Total lor Books Cose financial Company Dividend Date Ex. Div. year Payable Date to date TIM. Sungei Way 5% int. Mar. 17 Mar. 31 Mar. 18 |ft Kent 5',« Final Apr. 5 Takuapa (id Bonus Gd. Div. Apr. 24 Apr. 30
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      741 6 J j Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. s I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, j The Ho Hong Bank Limited and i The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. i CAPITAL: I I Authorised $40,000,000.00. .Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. S HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET,
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      124 6 be keen on sports or I V— |<r _< you may not, but perfect fitness V everybody's concern. It is /j| A j j everybody's right. Fitness of lAJ Vji body—aiertness—happiness; they V\M 4 are all Ifnked up. They are yours V to comrjland if you drififc a glass J\\
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      201 6 BACKACHE Only those who suffer can realise the mttml _k_ m»»ery, the maddening torture th! *L_2_ Star c nppled br P"* or pr W weakness that backJL k 5 t, "^Sr" 1 <i l »cUy, how surely and permaner.tly. •ands of ffS Yet 0 yon 010 7°™ trouble for good
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1681 7 h sucd bu Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING *T***t ft Co. Lyall ft trail Brora Sellers Buyers Sellers y. Ampa! Tin 6!- 6 6 6!- 6 3 0 Asam Kumbang 35,3 36j9 _5 r 35|6 0 Austral Malay 54'- 56- 54-
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    162 7 (From Our Financial Correspondent > Singapore, Thursday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 42' a cts., up 1% cts. Market Tone: Firm. i London: 12% d., up 3 16d. Market Tone: Very firm. New York: 25 9 16 cts., up 15 16 ct. Market Tone: Very Quiet. The market is
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    TINS POPULAR
    476 7 Messrs. Fraser And Co.'s Report AM ESSRS. Fraser and Co.'s daily shar< i»I market rroort states: MINING. Tin three months £290 10 up 130 Cable indications from London arf lather scanty to-day. as was only to bt expected on account of the holidays Such as they are, however.
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      5 7 VIROL (or robust health r
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      474 7 ir\\K OF 4111 A i i (Incorporated ln China by Special Charter) t 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 j Exchange Dept 6441 i General Office 5188-9 j Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO" J i Paia Up Capital Ch. 40,000,000.00 i Reserve Funds in excess of S 3,500.000.00 > Total
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    97 8 Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 7 p.m. co-day. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Hongkong, Canton, 'Shanghai. *Kobe, •Manila and v U.S.A.: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. Saturday. Medan, Jaskl, and London§: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m Saturday. Penang, Siam, Burma, India.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    183 8 Mails expected from Europe etc. 'London* by Air (Imperial) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only at 6 p.m. to-day and general delivery of setters 9 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Europe etc., Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands) today. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general deivery
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURES
    51 8 The s.s. Auby for Sarawak &c. Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m. on Mar. 24 will now close at 4 p.m. today. The s.s. Kulmerland for Germany (Parcels only). Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m. on Mar. 24 will now close at 2.30 p.m.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 8 The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Mar. 17 was delivered in London on Mar. 23.
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    ULU BENUT CONS. RUBBER
    1145 8 Dividend Of 5 Per Cent. Declared Singapore, Wednesday. A DIVIDEND of five per cent, was declared at the anuual general meeting cf the Ulu Benut Consolidated Rubber Company Limited., held at the Hongkong Bank Chambers to-day. Those present were: Mr. S. Q. Wong (chairman), Mr. E.
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      199 8 S t Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. 5 Dinner and Dance (formal) 9.45 to midnight and New Cabaret Entertainment J LOLA MATYI J Non-diners $1.00 BRAS BASAH i 1 RAFFLES BRASSERIE road. DELICIOUS j HOT BUNS ORDER NOW PHONE 5381. i "popular grill for altte^on^teas I CONTINENTAL DISHES A
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      42 8 NOTICE Owing lo Mar. 26 falling on Good Friday no. supplementary despatch will be lorwardefl oy in* train at 7 p.m. on that date. Mails for Europe and Great Brilaln will close at 7 p.m. to-day. Sole Agent P A BARTHOLOMEOBZ. LTD.
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      376 8 FOUR YEARS WITH ULCERATED STOMACH Now feels "different altogether" If you endure the terrible aeonv ot ulcerated stomach—or it you suffered from the pain of other <• ills, flatulence, wind, Indigestion will understand the joy with which M r W. H. H. wro:e this amazing letter "For nearly four years
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      362 8 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j *l> 'Z w < 8 > STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Hongkong Shirala Mar. 25 1 p.m. China (generally) Shirala 25 1 p.m. Palembang Ribolga 25 2 p.m. Aden (Parcel Mail) Rohna 25 2.30 p.m. Germany (Parcels only) Kulmerland 25 2.30 p.m. India:—East,
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    WHITE GLOVES
    144 9 Presented To K. Lumpur Magistrate (From Our Own Reporter) M Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. X c H Dakers, First Magistrate, Kuala Lumpur, was the recipient of white gloves to-day for the second time in his short period of office in Kuala Lumpui. Mr. A. E. Jakeman presented the gloves
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    GOVERNMENT CHANDU
    94 9 Singapore, Wednesday. A Johore Chinese taxi driver who was heavily fined by Mr. H. A. Forrer, in the Criminal District Court to-day, fo being in possession of a quantity of Government chandu. not being a registered smoker, caused a surprise by paying the fines. He was sentenced to
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    SOVIET CHANGES
    55 9 M. Vladimir Sokoline, Counsellor i n the Soviet Embassy in Paris, has been appointed an Under-Secretary of the League of Nations in place of M. Rosenberg, now Soviet Ambassador i n Madrid. M. Sokoline, who entered the Soviet Diplomatic Service in 1926, was a member of the Disarmament
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    INDIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    39 9 In response to the request for co-opera-tion in the decoration of streets and buildings on the occasion of the Coronition, the committee of the Indian Chamber o* Commerce. Singapore, reouests members to decorate their premises.
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    MUNICIPAL TENDERS
    131 9 Supply Of New Fire Engine COMMITTEE No. 4of th e Singapore Municipal Commissioners accepted the tender of the United Engineers, Ltd.. at $14,880 for the supply of a new Merryweather fire engine. Tenders received were as follows:Harrisons Barker and Co. (agent for Leyland, Ltd..) $10,143; Malayan Motoro ragents
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    SCULPTOR DEAD
    19 9 Reuter Wireless. New Yolk, Mar. 23. The death is announced of the sculptor, Frederick Macmonnies. —Reuter Wireless.
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      479 9 [\TE^T^advertisements NOTICE -jSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. voTKi" I s hereby given that the i heretofore subsisting bei Chye Whatt Guan, A. Paker Ah Mong and Kwek Kiong on business of Stationers Merchants under the style f a. M. Nizam Co., at No. Street, Singapore has been from the date hereof so
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      329 9 v LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE IWJAM, LIMITED. Notice is hereby given that an Interim Dividend cf 19% on account of the financial year ending 30th Sep.ember, 1937 ha- been declared by the Directors cayable to the Shareholders on the Register c i Fridny, 3Cth April. 1937. Nctice is also nereby given
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      248 9 Singapore Municipality TENDERS TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or services. For particulars, see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing. Construction of drains, culverts, etc. at Carpmael Road, (Deposit $25). 4 p.m. 31st March, 1931. Construction of semi-per-manent drains and Hume Pipe Culverts at Reserve Road off Stevens
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      330 9 Use fa* PHILIPS J LAM PS And see tmncfs In jĔf a better light F Ĕ*) as much as 20% I more light from J PHILIPS coiled coil lamps WILLIAM JACKS CO. (Malaya) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LCMPC R IPOH PENANG. m MASTERS 3 T~s?=s 1 I £S5 1 L x
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      317 10 ACTION! with COMEDY! 3 lALSO m 808 STEELE in "HIDDEN VALLEY*' e .j. J Its the talK of the town—hundreds came again last night to see this 7 J ccmedv, labelled as M.-G.-M.'s bi *gest laugh h«t i S M.-G.-M.'S GAYEST COMEDY SUCCESS THAT HAS KEPT THE S S WHOLE
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      310 10 «g. m THE BIG EASTER HOLIDAY I S MUSICAL HIT! CAPITOL 'SSiS I .{.10—8.15—9.15 i 1 i~ "AFTER "BROADWAY MELODY' 1 •j ZIEGFEID" pmr fj£ I y Yottr "Broadway Mehdy Girl*' f M W I i JAMES VIRGINIA J|HV tyf j STEWART BRUCE yBH S UNA MEIKH SIO SILVCRS FRANCES
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      212 10 I 1 LOOK AT THESE LONDON REPORTS:— "A picture that might be shown «An honestly excithur film with a fa*r measure of pride Dail f conUne^tsT 11 0 A fine thri th —Sunday Referee. —Reynolds "Humour and thrills." "A fast and exciting film." —Evening Standard -Sunday Pictorial I PAVILION I
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      261 11 Secretly and Quickly Removed! Stillman's Freckle Cream bleaches them out while you Bleep. Leaves the skin soft and white-—(he com* lesion fresh, clear and natural, or 37 years thousands of users have endorsed-it. So easy to use. Ihe first jar proves its magir worth. Stillman's Freckle Cream Removes T Whitens
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      135 11 1 f r^ W^SROKERS ORDINANCE CHAPTER 216 SECTION 18 (4). AUCTION SALE Of unredeemed pledged goods and the lowing Pawnshops, Pawned during September, 1936 Poad T ng N BUnga Raya 2 Fook Poh Tong, No. 13, Mill Road, Malacca. a* ?tJ Fatt Ton B' No- "1, Heeren -Street, Malacca. 4.
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      399 11 WANTED—Mctor-cycle 2*/ 4 to Ut h.p. Apply 93, Victoria Street, Singapore. WANTED—Chinese Salesman with knowledge, of Singapore Hardware market required by European firm. Application stating experience and age to Box No. 129, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. ENGLISH LESSONS. Also wanted 'students for Philosophy and Metaphysics EXPERIENCED TEACHER. Write Box 133, Malaya
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      178 11 SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Notice to consumers of Electricity in connection with the celebration of the Coronation of His Majesty King George VI. The rate for supply cf electricity for the exterior illumination of buildings during the celebration of His Majesty's Coronation will be reduced to six cents per unit. Applications for
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      284 11 J Commencing To-morrow 26th March 1937 I j for a short season only i j New World Cabaret j i JALAN BESAR SATURDAY EXTENSION TTNTIL 2 A.M. j NIGHT DANCE FROM 9.30 UNTIL MIDNIGHT j nnmiim admission soc. TEA DANCE FROM 5.30 ON THURSDAY, IBA gATURDAY sundAY ADMISSION FREE 25
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    75 12 Messrs. Lim Teck Swee, Teck Hock, Teck Hoe and families beg to tender their sincere thanks to all relatives, friends, The Straits Bachelor Physical Culture, The Cheerful Lads Athletic Party and Printers, Ltd., who paid night visits and attended the funeral of the late Madam Wee Chye
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    HOW TO PRESERVE PROSPERITY
    715 12 QNE is accustomed to look for a comprehensive review of trading conditions in Malaya from Sir John Bagnall, whether he speaks as chairman of the Straits Trading Company or as the head of the Singapore Chamber of Commerce. Once again, presiding at the annual meeting of
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    WAGES BOARD IN SINGAPORE?
    148 12 Commissioners To Debate Proposal i PROPOSAL to establish a permanent wages board is to be considered, in general committee, by the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners of Singapore which will be held next Tuesday. Two other matters to b? considered in general committee are recommendations of
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    MR. LIN SEN
    66 12 Canton To Accord Big Welcome Sin Chew Jit Poh. Canton, Mar. 2*j. JWIR. Lin Sen. the chairman of the Na'ional Government, arrived here yesterday evrning. He is staying at the Municipal Reception Hall, which has been beautifully decorated. A bis welcome will be accorded to the president.
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    MUNICIPAL HEALTH
    69 12 Dr. N. A. Canton's New Appointment Dr. N. A. Canton has become Deputy Health Officer. Singapore Municipality in olace of Dr. W. Dawson, who recently retired. Dr. W. E. Hutchinson, who is at oresent on leave, takes Dr. Canton's place as firjt assistant health officer. The new second
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    23 12 Mr. George Marshall, manager of the Singapore Traction Co., Ltd., and Mrs. Marshall, will sail for Home on leave to-morrow by the Carthage.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Czechoslovak Author
    191 12 NOTES COMMENTS Czechoslovak Author IN interesting visitor to Singapore is Dr. Joseph A. Wechsberg, of Czechoslovakia, a writer whose works are well known on the Continent. This is not his first visit to the East, and he has been in Malaya before, turning his experience to good account in a
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    Women And Chess
    174 12 QNE does not usually associate the game of chess with the fair sex. Women excel at bridge and mahjong, but a game (if so light a word dare be used) in which moves are made slowly and deliberately is generally though of in connection with the solemn
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    First Aid
    183 12 "JN Singapore remains to be done before the unbulanc* can be said to be satisfactory steps are now being taken in direction.' This was the comment made bj Colonel James L. Sleeman, r; Commissioner of the St. John Ambulance Brigade Overseas, when he i ed Hongkong, and it
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    The Local Need
    103 12 I "THESE are instances of special emer- gencies. The need for first aid I arises every day, however, particular/, in the case of road accidents, wh unhappily are on the increase. Oftei life is lost because there is no one at hand to render first aid to
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    Topics Of The Day
    382 12  -  By "Looker On" CNGLISH scientists have produced a glass that will bend. In Scotland they demand one that can be wrung out. i A Indianapolis police arrested a man 1 for standing on his head He prob 1 ably was trying to think up a new
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    GRAVE STATEMENT BY FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER ITALIAN INVASION OF SPAIN
    115 13 •CANNOT REMAIN PASSIVE" THREAT TO BRITISH AND FRENCH COMMUNICATIONS fJRAVE developments have followed the threatened collapse of the nhn fjr supervision to prevent intervention in i due to the Italian refusal to discuss the withdrawal I teers. The French Foreign
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    FLAGRANT MILITARY AGGRESSION
    1194 13 Reuter Wireless Paris, Mar 24. IfBERE grave concern in French I tfffial <irtles over the turn of event* in Spain and Ituly's refusal Itcoisider the withdrawal of voluni r> gas the subject of interviews between M. Delbcs and the British tai German Ambassadors. !t is understood that
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    SALARY FOR LEADER OF OPPOSITION
    477 13 New Bill Introduced RECOGNITION FOR PREMIER British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 24. HPHE main purposes of the Minis ten of the Crown Bi'l issued this evening are. firstly, the removal oi certain anomalies in the pres-n': standing of ministers by sdjua ments and alterations in
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    SHIRLEY TEMPLE ILL
    27 13 Reuter. Hollywood, Mar. 24. QHIRLEY Temple, the child i.lm star, has been suddenly taken ill and taken to hospital for an abdominal operation.— Reuter.
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    NO CHANGE
    99 13 Two By-Elections In Britain London, Mar. 24. THE results ol two of the five pending by elections were declared to-day. At Farnham, Surrey, where the vacancy was caused by the elevation to the peerage of Sir Arthur Samuel, the result was: Godfrey Nicholson 'Nat. Con.) 20.580; Peter Pain
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    STOP PRESS
    18 13 Reuter. PERRY BEATS TILDEN New York. Mar. 25. PFRRY beat Tilden to-day 6-1. 6_3, 4--C. 6—o.—Renter.
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    SOCIAL CREDITORS' REVERSE
    38 13 Reuter. Edmonton, Mar. 25. Mr. Abei hart's Social Credit government was defeated Cor the rirst time by •_7 votes to 25 in the Commons here on v motion to adjourn the deoate on the Budget—Reuter.
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    New Empire Flying Boat Crashes FIVE OCCUPANTS KILLED
    417 13 HIT A ROCK Carrying Mail For Singapore Reuter. O-NE of the new Empire flying boats, the Caprieornus. has crashed into a high rock in France. Four of the occupants, all officers of Imperial Airways, were killed. The only passenger, a woman, was
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    GOVERNOR TO INTERVENE IN THE STRIKES? DEPARTURE FOR K.L.
    194 14 NEW MOVE 200 Soldiers At Batu Arang Singapore, Thursday. HIS Excellency the Governor left Singapore by the night mail for Kuala Lumpur last night and it is believed that he will be taking a personal interest in the strike situation in
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    1,000 QUARRY COOLIES STRIKE
    116 14 Demand For Better Wages And Terms Singapore, Thursday. IINREST among Chinese labour in j*J Singapore is again prevalent. More than 1,000 coolies employed in granite quarries in Singapore are reported to have gone on strike. The trouble started at the Chia Eng Say quarry in Bukit
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    23 DEMANDS
    168 14 Minor Disturbances In Batu Arang (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, To-day. Although the general atmosphere in regard to the Batu Arang strike is quiet, minor disturbances have occurred, tne chief being the blockade of the roadto the mine, and interference with mining machinery. No great damage or
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    STREET HOLD-UP BY EUROPEANS
    85 14 Amazing Report To Police Singapore, Thursday. A RATHER alarming experience befell Mr Esak, dining room superintendent, Adelphi Hotel, during the week-end. Mr Esak was going home m a ricksna late on Saturday night when three Europeans stopped him. Mr. Esak was insulted and threatened with something
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    EASTER TRAVEL
    82 14 Singapore, Thursday. Information has been received that during the Easter period there will be no change in the schedule of incoming or outgoing trains. If necessary extra coaches will be supplied. There will be an extension of the week-end ticket, however. Tickets for out-going journeys will be available
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    A FAST MOVING DRAMA
    299 14 "Crime Over London" At Pavilion AT THE CINEMAS HOW London is menaced by American .'gangsters who eventually cast their attention on a West-End department store is depicted in "Crime Over London/ a highly entertaming crime thrill-. er which opened at the Pavilion Theatre last night This
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    THE CAPITOL
    200 14 Eleanor Powell Stars Again CINCE Eleanor Powell was launched up- on the film fans in that rather amusing production, "Broadway Melody of 1936" she has been seen in very little, and her come-back in M.G.M.'s Born to Dance," which is now at the Capitol, is welcome. It may
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    SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW
    208 14 EXHIBITORS are reminded that entries for the Singapore Flower Show 1937 to be held at the New World will be closed next Tuesday. On or after Wednesday entries must be accompanied by an entrance fee of 50 cents in groups 1 to 5 and $1.00 in groups
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    MYSTERY OF DEAD VISITOR
    535 14 NOT A CZECH Rassport Said TV Be Forged Singapore, Wednesday. rpHAT his passport was forged and A'hfe nationality was uncertain were opinions expressed by Inspector Goodship before the Coroner, Mr. W. McQnarrie, ta-day, in- the course of his evidence concerning the death' of Jacob Gcrsfteld who
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    ROTARY MOVEMENT IN INDIA
    848 14 SPECIAL INTERVIEW WITH DISTRICT GOVERNOR Singapore. Thursday. "DOTARY is playing an important part/ in the breaking down of inter-racial and inter-communal prejudices and ill-feeling in India. More especially in India than in anywhere else is the movement needed to promote inter-raciat and intercommunal harmony and friendship."
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    SIR JULIEN CAHN
    217 14 Malayan Team For England? (From Our Own Reporter* Penang, To-day. CIX Julien Cahn and his team v ai rived in Penang this morning by the Rajputana. Interviewed by your correspondent, Sir Julien said that he was quite satisfied with the team's performance in Ceylon. The standard of
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    REDEMPTORIST MISSION
    56 14 The Very Rev. Father Brennan, Rector of the Redemptorist Mission in Singapore, and the Rev. Father Moran, who have been in Burma since December, have returned to Singapore. One of the Fathers will preach at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Good Friday morning and the other
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    Local Newspapers To Be Buried UNDER SUPREME COURT
    338 14 NEW BUILDING Governor To Lay The Foundation Stone Singapore, Wednesday. £JOPIES of Singapore newspaper* will be buried under the foundation stone of the new Supreme Court, which will be laid by H.E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, in an interesting ceremony on
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    ANGLO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE
    331 15 RESTORATION China The Key Issue Reuter. Tokyo, Mar. 24. fE Asahi Shimbun and the Nichi Sichi feature the Foreign Mincer's statement in the Lower House xrsterday that the question of the restoration of the Anglo-Japanese alliance is extremely important, splashing Sato's remark that "the problem is being seriously
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    SHARES SLUMP IN JAPAN
    117 15 Securities Waver FAILURE OF CHINA MISSION Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Mar. 25. fHE failure of the Japanese Economic Mission under Mr. Kodama has caused a heavy slump in the security share market in Japan. The capital of the Central Reserve Bank has been fixed at
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    SIT-DOWN STRIKE OF SIX YEARS
    127 15 By Nine Old Men UNIONS AND COURT REFORM Reuter. New York, Mar. 24. "jyjß. Henry Ford might as well get ready to do business with his organised workers,'' declared Mr. Homer Martin, President of the United Automobile Workers, at a mass meeting of 100,000 auto
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    Millions Passed Through His Hands DEBT NEGOTIATOR IN SINGAPORE
    535 15 MR. E. S. GREY Cousin Of Present Viscount Singapore. Thursday. A MAN through whose hands million's of pounds have passed is now in Singapore. He is none other than Mr. Eger'on Spenser Grey, C.8., who from 1916 to 1919 supervised the
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    FORTY MILLIONS FOR DEFENCE
    61 15 Expansion Contemplated In Hongkong Reuter. Hongkong. Mar. 24. IT is authoritatively disclosed that Britain is sending two additional battalions to Hongkong very soon and probably several squadrons of bombers. Present plans demand an expenditure of forty million dollars in the next two years for defences and
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    MUSLIM IMPROVEMENT CLUB
    94 15 The twelfth annual celebration of the Muslim Improvement Club will be held at the club's premises, 69, Tras Street, on Sunday, the 28th of March, at 2 p.m. At the same time the Club's library, comprising of about 200 books, will be declared open by the President,
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    40 15 Prior to his departure on leave the Hon. Mr. D. M. Tibbs presented a handsome silver cup for football competition in Johore. It is to be competed for by the Mukim taams affiliated with the Batu Pahat District Football Association
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    NEW ZEALAND BATTING
    340 16 WYATT AMES Fine 7th Wicket Partnership Reuter. Wellington, Mar. 25. ENGLAND were all out ihis morning (the second day of their Test match against New Zealand) in the opening innings, for 427 runs, and at lunch-time, New Zealand had scored only a run without loss of any
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    CHARTIKA VANIJ & WISE WIN Y.M.C.A. TITLE
    427 16 CHARTIKA VANIJ WISE WIN Y.M.C.A. TITLE POOR FORM OF KAMIS AND YADI IN FINAL Singapore. Thursday. FORMING a splendid partnership. Wise and Chartikavanij beat the Malays, Kamis and Yadi, yesterday in the final of the Open Mens Doubles. V.M.C.A. Open Teunis Tournament. Those who witnessed the rather inconsistent form of
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    MOTHERWELL OUT OF SCOTTISH CUP
    79 16 Celtic Win Uh Round Keplay Reuter. London. Mar. 24. TN a fourth round reolay of the Scottish Cup competition to-day. Motherwell were beaten by Celtic by tht ode' g( al m three. They drew 4—4 in their first meeting. Celtic will meet Clyde in the
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    POSTALS WIN 8-0
    170 16 Police Trounced In The Govt. League Singapore. Thursday. EIGHT goals to nil and live of them 1 scored In the first half, were conceded to the Post Office first eleven by the Police first team yesterday, in a Government League football match played on the P.O. ground.
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    LOCAL GOLF
    216 16 Japanese G.C. To Meet Royal Johore I.C. FOLLOWING are tho teams and starting times for a golf match between the Royal Johore International Club and the Singapore Japanese Golf Cli D. to be played over the Japanese links at Tan°,lin- Road on Saturday morning (Johore players mentioned first):
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    ALL-MALAYAN CRICKET ELEVEN ANOTHER CHANGE NECESSARY
    553 16 LOCKHART IN Dennison-Smith Withdraws ONE last minute change has been necessitated in the Ali-Malayan XI to meet Sir Julien Cahn's team in Singo pore over the week-end. by DennisonEniith's withdrawal. The only representative from tho Negri, his decision leaves the Malay States with only
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    39 16 Social Athletic PTtv ftmj Hoi and Chin Chua Ah Lye Jimmy Wee c,'l Kum chi Chong* BU& Lean, Swee Hock, Cheng Poh Ah S hUa Chew Reserves -Ah Ly e Kia Ah Chye and Ah Chew Tuan
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    THE KING—GOLF PATRON
    29 16 The King has accepted the patronage of the Royal Burgess Golfing Society of Edinburgh, the oldest golf club in Scotland. The Duke of Windsor was for-
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    England Score 427 In First Innings Of Test Match HONOURS FOR MALAYS IN DIV. I
    664 16 MIDDS START OFF WELL BUT FADE AWAY Singapore, Thursday. THE Malays opened the season very promisingly at the Anson Road Stauitun yesterday when they met the Middlesex and beat them to the tune of 4—nil
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    SOCCER TOUR
    269 16 J.C.S.A. To Travel To Muar And Batu Pahat DURING the Easter holidays the soccer team of the Junior Civil Service Association will tour Muar and Batu Pahat to play a series of tr ends matches with leading clubs Mr. Choo Seng Quee is in charge of the tourinteam.
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    57 16 Indian Association v. the Segamat i Cricket Club on Friday, on the Indian Association ground ot 10 30 am P X Beskaran leapt.), H. S. Bun. Choor Singh Wazir Singh. M. B. Sinah. R. S. Sithambaram. Ibrahim F.su, Thakam Singh, D. Chatterji, C. Santhosham Hariaovind .Toshi Reservesa a
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    THRILLING CRICKET AT ST. ANDREW'S
    314 16 Issue Very Open At Go Of Play Singapore, Thursday THERE was a very thrilling finish to the ci icket match between the R A F and St. Andrew's School on the latter ground yesterday. St. Andrew's batted first and after losing their first three wickets
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    OXFORD WIN AFTER 13 YEARS
    860 17 THRILLING BOAT RACE NECK AND NECK TILL 300 YARDS FROM HOME Reuter. ifTER having lost 13 times in succession, Oxford won the annual A Boat Race yesterday against Cambridge, which was the 89th eve ,,t of the series. In what was said to be the
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    BOAT RACE DINNER
    611 17 THE Oxford and Cambridge Society of Malaya held their annual Boat Race dinner last night at the Adelphi Hotel. H E'. Sir Shenton Thomas, the president cf the Society, who is an Honorary Fellow of Queen's College, Cambridge, proposed the toast to the King. The Oxford and
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    ANOTHER WIN FOR RAFFLES
    225 17 Keen Bowling In Local Cricket Singapore, Wednesday. DAFFLES Institution continued their run of victories at cricket when they scored an easy victory by 49 runs, over the V.M.C.A, Juniors on the school ground this afternoon. ihe V.M.C.A. Juniors took first lease of the wicket but were
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    196 18 Many good rallies were seen in this set Kamis and Yadi made many m stakes, but Chart ikavanij'.s volleying and cro-s-court drives gave him and his partner many winners. Yadi and Kamis started the second set with a flourish winning the firs' two games. They vjjre playing with more precision,
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    FOOTBALL FRACAS
    78 18 ICharge Of Stone Throwing fl In Hongkong A FRACAS between men of the Royal Ulster Rlfies and Chinese spectators at the Chatham Road football ground, Hongkong, on Mar. 14 had a sequel in the police court, when two Chinese were charged with throwing stones to trie danger of
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    Good Friday Services
    83 18 Wesley Methodist Episcopal ChurchFort Canning Road—The Rev. H. B. Amstutz, M.A., Minister. The Good Friday Services. 9 a.m. Service of Worship Passion Week liP*te. Mrs O. A. Clements will sing. Sermon .subject 'The Man on the uros.s.' ihe Ottering will be for Benevolences. 5.30 p.m. Special Young
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    200 18 Raja Sulaiman, Malay Officer. District Office. Ulu Langat. Kajang. has I been transferred to Kuala Lumpur and fa attached to the District Office while ids place at Kajang" will be filled by Che team° r frnm Kuala Selangor. DESERVED THEIR PLACES Strangely enough, unforeseen circumstances have forced the selectors to
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    PRISON SENTENCE
    183 18 Took Clothing From A Bouse Siggapore. Wednesday. PETER Norhana was sentenced to two months' rigorthis imprisonment and six months' Police supervision on a charge of theft of clothing valued at $36 from the hottU;e of a slkh named Basant Singh at Wilkie Road on the morning of Mar.
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    21 18 The Haj festivities began in Mecca recently. The official number of pilgrims is 49,450, which is double the number last year.
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    TROUBLE OVER AN I.O.U.
    287 18 Charge Of Destroying Security Singapore. Wednesday THAT he borrowed $200 from Che complainant promising to repay it within a week, failed to do so. and then when asked for repayment, tore up the 1.0. U. Chit, was the allegation marie against Teh Peng Kirn. a middle
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    TRADERS' GUIDE
    98 18 Malayan Book Of Reference For 1937 DUBLISHED by the Eastern Advertising 1 Agency and edited and compiled by Mr. M. M. Yavitch. the Classified Guide of Manufacturers. Traders and Profusions, Malaya, for 1937 has made its appearance. The scope of the Guide ha.s been greatly enlarged and now
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    23 18 Mr. Siow Kim Sang, one time untitled champion of Seremban, and row rwking in Singapore, has gone to Serembai for a short holiday.
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      169 18 CLUB DIARY ITnere are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of whicii are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary U 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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