Malaya Tribune, 7 March 1938

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: y Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. -No. 55. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Mar. 7, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1938 FIVE CEKTs
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      100 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR KKUAKFAST Try The >lOItM\4. i itim m: I Your Valuables MILNERS' SAFES Wi H m WORLD FAMOUS SINCE 1840 Sole Agents: Incorporated In S.S.» i WPS 14A THE CAMAY BEAUTY METHOD Clean, natural loveliness is beauty's first law Twice every day apply a light lather of
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      380 1 m Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya !A "101 USES FOR VINEGAR This is the title of a booklet, crammed full of useful information about vinegar of interest to every modern household. It can be had for the asking. Write is y—w to Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., giving your
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES "QUEEN MARY'S" OVERHAUL
    228 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES "QUEEN MARY'S" OVERHAUL Painting Hy The Acre P>R no less than six weeks members of thirty different trades and crafts— us "The Times" aptly put it, "from plumbers to piano-tuners and irom caulkers to chimney-sweeps" were engi,»ed on the overhaul of the CunardWhite Star liner "Queen Mary"
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    DEFENCE OF NAVAL SECRETS
    374 2 U.S.A. Tightening Restrictions Washington, D.C. ALARMED by the increasing gravity of conditions throughout the world, the United States is continually tightening restrictions intended to guard against ;he leakage oi military and naval secrets. The taking of photographs in navy yards and naval posts is now subject
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      414 2 «TEAMER SAILINGS. P&CL BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). \y\\\ a k rr v f r. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S*pore. 1938. KANPURA 17,000 Mar. 11 BHUTAN 0,100 Mar. 12 BEHAR 0,000 Mar. 21 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Mar. 25 CORFU 15,000 Apr. 3 SOUDAN 0,500 Apr. CHITRAL 15,000
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      139 2 INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., (Incorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy. Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwaaig, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, ect. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Arr. Sails. KUMSANG Mar. 11 Mar.
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      524 2 I I KOKUSAMLINE j j i (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) I (Incorporated in Japan). j J For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES NEW YORK (via Panama). J i Due. Due. Sailing Due. Penan? Spore Spore via. New lork m s KOMAKI MARU Mar. 22 Mar. 25 May 5 \ms KANO MARU Apr. 30
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      430 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Mast 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 JUTLANDIA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3 MEONIA 29-3 29-3 30-3 31-3 ALSIA 19-4 19-4 20-4 21-4
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      382 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §norddevt: f (Ir.corporai; d :< Germany). The undernoted are the Con intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SH NORTH CHINA and JAPAN Du< S m_s. "SAALE" s.s. ISAR, omits Manila o Japan HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BREMEN. Sails from fts. "ODER M s.s. "GNEISENAU" also r. Genoa in
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    SPECIAL AREAS IN SCOTLAND
    455 3 Aid For Public Health Services JJURING December further giants have v been offered to local authorities in respect of schemes designed to improve public health services in the Special Areas in Scotland. The schemes include sewerage and sewage purification <est mated to cost about £3,200). and
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    CATTLE SLAUGHTERED
    84 3 Fight Against Foot-And-Mouth Disease Barberton, Transvaal. In one area of the Barberton district of Transvaal, where there has been a severe outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, 1,045 infected cattle have been slaughtered and buried in one day. This is believed to be a record. A huge pit for the
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    HUNGER-STRIKE IN DACCA
    485 3 Bengal Government's Statement Calcutta. T-HL Gcvtrnmen of Bengal have issued a iengthy statement this evening on the hunger-strike in the Dacca Central Jail "in view of the ill-informed attacks v.hich have been made on the jail tftafT of the Dacca Central Jail by persons other than the
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    TOWN DESTROYED BY FIRE
    81 3 Santiago, Chile. For the second time In three years, the town of Castro on Chiloe Island. Southern Chile, has been practically destroyed by fire. The fire, which is believed to have teen started deliberately, destroyed 170 houses in the middle of the town—the hest-built part. No
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      482 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. \DKRS ars now Invited for the materials or service. For iiars see Municipal Tender Room ol an Office at Christian tery I Deposit $501 12 noon, 11th March, 1938. gun niy of one Single Lift !der for Gasworks, g i Deposit $50). 4
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      604 3 PUBLIC NOTICES SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders are Invited for the demolition of house No. 6, Pekin Street. Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Office of the Singapore Improvement Trust on payment of a deposit of $25 which will be refunded II a bona fide tender is
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      567 3 PUBLIC NOTICES TRADE MARK NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that C. H. Colltrs and Sons, Limited, ot 47 and 48, Hockley Hill, Birmingham. England, are the owners and sole proprietors ot ths following trade marks: LION The said trade marks are used in respect of the following goods:—Goods of precious
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      304 3 POSITIONS VACANT ID ANTED—Piano Teacher able to teach Theory. Apply in person, Principal, Far Eastern Music School. WANTED. A House-keeper for an elderly Ceylonese Bachelor's home in Singapore. Food and $10 per month. Apply stating age and rationality to Box No 90 c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. FOR SALE TOR
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      50 3 TOCK TYPEWRITER CO., No. 8-A Change Alley *p Oil Singapore Tel ~£?||o|| Q><S| NO. 2633. \iZ<K£\ Stockists of Erika Brand new Port- able Typewriters -*f m Model V Tab. wltn key-set Tabulator New Secondhand self Kolok Ribbons and Carbon Pajer. Work Guaranteed cnarges ModeraU IDEAL FOR THE RACES! LEITZ BINOCULARS
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    BOY CARRIES ON VENDETTA
    149 4 Shoots Father's Killer In Court Istanbul. A l2-YEAR-OLD Anatolian shepherd boy named Mehmet has just added another victim, his father's murderer to the long list of those who have been killed under the unwritten law ot tht Anatolian Vendetta. Ten months ago his father, a sergeant
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    67 4 The P. and O. steamship "Ranchi" (Commander J. A. Smith) left Marseilles on March 5. and among her passengers are: Mrs. L. A. BlakistonHouston and Sir Edward and Lady Crowe for Tangier. Sir Edward was Comptroller General of the Overseas Trade Dept. to 1937. Lady Shead and Lord and Lad<y
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    AUSTRALIAN RUGBY
    138 4 Dates For International Matches THE New South Wales Rugby Union 1 has received a letter from the International Rugby Football Board, London confirming the invitation for an Australian team to play Britain in -930—40, and sending a tentative list cf lastch dates. This showed the county in which
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    439 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Mar 5. RUBBER Q me test Easier Tone 71 16 7 «—l|W Bpot Buyers v 7 jl6 —liia Seller* 7 7 1!16 Ist Forward (April) Buyers 7% i;i6 2nd Forward (May) Buyers 7 2, 116 Sellers 71 4 7 s —Hj Brd Forward (JulyiSept.)
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    MARKET LIST
    522 4 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore. Mar. 4. MEAT Beef steak (kati) 40 Beef stew or curry (kati) 35 Fillet Steak (lb.) 60 Mutton, Australian (lb.) 40 Mutton, Indian (lb.) Mutton, Malacca (lb.) Pork, lean (kati) 44 Fork, lean and fat (1st. quality) (kati) 34 POULTRY Capons (locally reared)
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    ITALIAN MISSION
    69 4 Members of an Italian mission to Japan passed through Singapore by the Conte Biancamano yesterday Among the party are H. E. Cavalier Marchese Paolucci di Calboli Barone, the Marchese Paolucci di Calboli Barone. the Marchese di Sant 'Ella, Count Orlando di Collalto, Count di Modrone Dr. Filippo. Hon.
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    46 DEAD IN BARCELONA
    37 4 Reuter. Barcelona, Mar. 5. Forty-six were killed and 64 wounded <n five raids since yesterday evening. Bombs v/ere rained on the business Quarter, and the inhabitants spent the night and morning In terror.—Reute*-.
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    GUARDING AGAINST AIR RAIDS
    562 4  -  Empire Problem PRECAUTIONS IN FAR EAST (By Air Mail 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 16. UNIFIED system of air raid precautions throughout the Empire was the theme of an address at the Royal Empire Society by WingComdr. Hodsoll, Inspector-General of the Air Raids Precaution Department.
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    MOTOR CYCLE TRADE
    209 4 More Extensions Iking Made In Factories MORE and more exten 1,1 made to factories in such impor centres of engineering as Birminghand Coventry, where, for a lonn per overtime has been the order ol thee. The opening up of new worker. covering an area of 20 250
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    TINNED PINEAPPLES
    87 4 During the week ending Feb M ports of tinned pineapples from Ma! ports amounted to 23.473 cases, ol i 14,760 '63 per cent.' were to the Kingdom. 1,735 <1 per cent to the Continent of Europe. 4.825 (21 per ea Canada.and 2.153 <9 per cent I Total exports
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    RUBBER OUTPUTS
    15 4 Outputs for last tn as under:— No. 2 Dredge No. 3 Dredge *****0
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      525 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 8513 Accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd., Irving Trust Co., Lloyds
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      102 4 DAILY WEATHER REPORT IVlalayan Meteorological Service Yesterday Last Nte* Max. Temp. R'fall S shmt Tern* Stations. oF. Inches Hours, ot WEST COAST Alor Star 93 0.31 Bayan lepas <Penang» 91 Sitiawan 91 E. Jeram 90 0 Malacca 87 Nil INLAND K. LipLs 92 Ipoh Aerodrome 93 XL I umour 93
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    863 5 Quotation By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Mar. 5, 1 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. Ampal Tin 4- 4 6 A Kumbang 28 30itraJ Malay 49 51 6xd norn Hitam 23 6 25 0.62 2 070 ]> ;rin Tin 21 6 22 6 r selangor 1.44
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    EXCHANGES
    200 5 The following are exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corpora'vm. SELLING Singapore, Mar. 7. London T.T. 2 3 1516 London demand 2 3 15f16 Lyons demand 1795 Switzerland demand 251 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 58 716
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    363 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Sunday. 1I7E are indebted to Messrs. S E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New York, report to us by cable as follows: STOCKS. Following the final hour of
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    284 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Total for Books Close financial Company Dividend Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date Singapore. Mar. 5, 1 p.m. TIN: To Austral Malay 9d. Mar. 4 Mar. 11 Mar. 5 5% 3d. Bonus. Burma Malay 6d. Div. Mar. 24 Mar. 31 Mar 25
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    245 5 aynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 mv AP* 30, Oct. 31 95 105 norn Q rvp nni SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 11 rod 1040 MOO 000 int Mar. 31, Sept 30 V 102 104 norn |v latm J 2 i 1907 red. 1947 $1,609,000 Int. ■*ar. 31, Sept. 30 108 110
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    157 5 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Mar. 7. M INI^NG^J in New York 413 /< unchanged There is no particular news to nand this morning and markets onen very quietly as is usual on Monday prices being nominally unchanged from Satur~se' Tne announcement by thI- .M.S. Government
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    TIN
    18 5 Singapore, Mar. 7. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was: $91% (down $1/8). MIMIMi
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    RUBBER
    17 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 22% (down Sellers 23 (down
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    335 5 MINING Singapore, Monday. mo Buyers Seller* Amoat 4_ 46 Ayer Hitams 23 *>5 Bangrtas 216 226 catu Selangor 1 44 1 43 Chanderianga 15 16 Hitam Tin 0.39 0.43 Hongkong Tin 22 23 Hong Fatts 1.06 1 09 Toris Hyd. 5 6 6 6 Ipoh
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    59 5 Singapore. Saturday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore have received cabled new sfrom Manila giving the following prices:— Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok 0.57 0.57 Atok 0.275 0.26 Coco Grove 0.58 0.56 Consolidated Mines 0.011 unquoted LX.L 0.78 0.77 Masbate 0.21 0.215 San
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    DRESS "GADGETS" NEEDED
    317 5 Chance For Inventive Genius New York. A PLEA to some inventive genius to evolve "a lew gadgets 10 relieve men from the persecution of their clothes" is made oy a writer here. One of the most obvious needs, he says, are trousers that permanently retain their crease.
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    "SAFETY COIN"
    117 5 Washington, D C. Congress has been asked to authorise •he coining cf a tnrec-cent piece »worth about l%d) with an appropriate design •lor the purpose of arousing public opinion lor reform in traffic conduct". Air. Alfred Belter a New York Representative, asked that the coin lie minted. The
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    COLLECTIVE ACTION DEMANDED
    196 5 Stopping Conflicts In Spain And China London, Feb. 16 STRONG action by members of the League of Nations with a view to ending the conflicts in Spain end China was advocated at the close of a threeday conference here of the Representative Council of the International Federation
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    PORT OF COCHIN
    201 5 Possibilities As A Naval Harbour The possibilities of the Cochin Port as a naval harbour in view of the vast expanse of shelttred waters have been discussed for several years now. It \s understood that during the recent visit of Rear-Admiral H. Fitzherbert, Flag Officer Commanding. Royal
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      248 5 I S. E LEVY CO. 1 Shanghai, Hongkong-, Manila, Singapore. I tnvestmsv* Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities i j UMly Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service i Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF NY NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. < ANADIAN
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ASIATICS AND THE FLYING CLUBS
    622 6 Should Asiatics have their own flying club? The question is further debated by readers to-day. Wives who gamble and alarm their husbands is the subject of a letter from t( Worried Husband." We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers,
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    SLAND FLYING CLUB
    311 6 To the Ediio r of ihe Malaya Tribunej Sr. r Ihe introduction of another lying c ub in Singapore is certainly a /civ welccme mevc. The fact that ihe 'rland Flying Club admits people of ivery nationality is going to prove of Treat benefit to those who
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    CHANCE TO REALISE AMBITION
    258 6 'To the Editor of the Malaya Tribu te Sir, —Correspondence concerning the I. F. C. has gone somewhat adrift, and before long your correspondents will be getting at each other "hammer and tongs' upen a subject having no bearing on the interesting original controversy. The founders
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    A CHALLENGE UNANSWERED
    204 6 < To the Editor of the Malaya Ti ibune) Sir- Permit me to take up my pen in defending Mr. Wee Boan Hai, who ha i asked "Fairplay" and others to give a concrete instance in which an eligible Asiatic candidate was rejected by the Royal Singapore
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    GAMBLING EVIL
    223 6 To the Editor of the Malaya Triounej Sir,—Your correspondent "Lex" in your issue of Mar. 4 has my iDO pc-i r.ympathy. I have nobody to sympathise with me because I am a fairly well-off person with a legitimate business oc "ipation. My friends say 'Don't by stingy. allow
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    194 6 Mails, expected from Penang and Kuala T .umpur by A r (Internal Service) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7 30 •m. tc-day and general delivery ot •otter:: 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands 'nd'e- by Air iK.N.I.LM.i to-morrow. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 1.30 o.n:. and
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    19 6 Mails despatched from Singapore on Feb. 11 by the Chitral was delivered in London on Mar. 5.
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    U.S. LOAN PLANS
    90 6 $455 Millions To Be Raised Reuter. Washington, Mar. 6. MR. Morgenthau, State Treasurer, announced to-day the terms of the March re-'financing operation. He stated that the Treasury is ofler*ng ten and a half year per cent Treasury Bonds in exchange for $455 million three per cent, notes,
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    64 6 Klang, British, 732 tons, from Penanp Mar. 5, to Penang Mar. 7. Pang Kor, British. 687 tons, from Pontianak Mar. 5, to Pontianak Mar. 7. Glenaffaric, British, 4,906 tons, from Yokohama Mar. 5, to P. Swettenham Mar. 8. Valaya, Siamese, 803 tons, from Bangkok Mar. 6. to Bangkok
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    INTERNAL AIR MAILS
    29 6 The air mails for Kuala Lumpur and Penang close at 6 a.m. daily, Sundays excepted. Registered mails close at 7 p.m. on the previous business day.
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    WHAT'S ON
    37 6 Public functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. MAR. 7 £oolball: Friendly, S.R.C II v. Immigration. S.R.C.; Business Houses League, Wearnes v. H. and S. Bank, Y.M.C.A., S.A.F.A. League, Div. I, S.C.F.A. v Inniskiliings, Anson Road Stadium.
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    PASSENGERS
    196 6 I The following are passengers by the llakozaki Maru which left Singapore for Brmpe on Mar. 3:— Mr. W. G. Anderson, Mr. V. K. Bashi, Mr. *f. Miuutani, Mr. M. Mu.shin, Mr. L Eeck. Mr. F. Goodman, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Gu&son. Mr. R. T. Lagnados Mr. and
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    S'PORE TEACHERS FOREGATHER
    483 6 S.T.A. Annual Meeting MANY CLASSES PQ U INSTRITTION Singapore. Saturn** PRESIDING at the ai meeting of the nn f th Singapore Teachersheld last evening a< tl Chinese Girls' School, Mr. L) McLeod said that the A was represented at the Committee, which went question of salaries. So
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      162 6 fjtaffto IMA MALAYAN PEEMIEQ HOTEL ,j To-night *j J COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. j DINNER AND DANCE (informal). 9.30 to Midnight. j i CABARET ATTRACTION i jisn;o Jacqueline| i POFUUAR AMERICAN DANCERS i j Non-diners $1.00 j i RAFFLES ORCHESTRA, When in Penarg stay at I ....<■ ed
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      280 6 Getting Up Nights Caused By Germs Are you wonted and stunt "Getting U|> Nights II should know that th. in ing germs which are attackim lion tiny tubes or Wtei a-itl neys. Vqu can't be well till B«*ri and cleared out uf youi Sj distressing Byriipiotha ol Kidi are Uurning,
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      270 6 1 POSTAL k| STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME nak Pangkor Mar. 7 p.m. Island Zuiderkerk 7 a o.m. Denmark (Parcels only) Jut.landia 7 7 p.m. TO-MORROW ids ladies:— Bagan and Pandjang Heng Thong 8 3 pm i-ovi v Kov.k. Padang, Pakan Barpe and Siak Hong Kwong
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    Lovers Meet In Amateur Show ANNOUNCE THEIR ENGAGEMENT
    129 7 AS PLAY ENDS Heroine To Wed Lieutenant UM.F an hour after the final cur1 vn of "The Wind and the l.Viin' at the Victoria Tiieatre, nqapore on Saturdav night, the ioine, *.vb'> had just promised to r ny a medical student hero
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    AID FOR LANCASHIRE INDUSTRIES
    370 7  -  S heme To Work Disused Cotton Mills (By Air Mail Manchester, Feb. 16. fv is US ED Lancashire cotton mills are t«; oe reconditioned for the producof other commodities under a me by which the building society ni will be applied to factory pre:se For example
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    MONUMENT TO A SONG
    119 7 rreiuh Epic To Be Commemorated Bayonnc. numcnt in honour ol the "Song 'land the great French epic poem, oe erected at Saint Jean-pied-(le-the Ficnch Basque country. "Song of Roland" has 4.000 and is believed to date from the elf <nth century. It commemorates deed of Roland,
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    30 7 untitled Koh Cheng Yam who had been i London she obtaining his B A four years ago. returned to bj the Marechel Joffre. He "ii ol Mr. Koh Peng Chiang.
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    TURKS URGED TO BE "JOYFUL"
    184 7 President's Message To The Nation Istanbul. THE Turkish nation is exhorted to be joyful and happy" by the Presi dent, Kamal Ataturk. in a message L:-':edcasl from Yalova-les-Baim\ tne fashionable bathinp resort near Istanbul where he is taking a short reet. "Citizens", says the mes.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    106 7 Singapore. Mar. 7. Ships alongside the Wharves or exacted to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rajula 22; Bolivar. Hai Hing 20. Sheers Whan (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Whart (Entrance Gate 2> Kayeson 18; Juno 16; Benavon 7. Empire Dock "Entrance Gate 2> Penrith Castle 34. Empire
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    POLICE BAND
    130 7 The band of the Straits Seti Police wiH perioral in public during the week as follows under the direction of Mr. J. C Hitch, L.R.A.M A.R.CM.. R.M.S.M. Tuesday. Mar. 8. at Waterloo Street a< 7 pin. March "The Thin Red Line" Kanncth 7. Alfcrd. Overture "Haydae" An her.
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    BUSINESS AS USUAL IN BARCELONA
    392 7 People Carrying On Their Daily Affairs Barcelona. RUSINESS AS USUAL" is the slogan here. Ucii mayed by repeated air raids, of v.'i.r n gr unt mlns and bombclater and piles of debris are pernntual it mind lis. tlv people ot if a re e lch&
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      41 7 POPULAR "BROWNIE" HMRP Takes full-size pictures. 3j" x 2] MHIBM Snap: or time exposures. Tested ■HHBHN9 Kodak Lens. Very simple to use. Aj^LiLK $2.50 f^Wyfff^H Obtainable from all Kodak Dealers KODAK LIMITFD (Incorporated in England). 130 Rokinton Road. Sinjapore J 43ft
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      203 7 FOR GROWING CHILDREN 'KEPLER* COD wih MALT Liver Oil Extract •KEPLER 1 COD LIVEH OIL with MALT EXTRACT builds up sturdy limbs, strong bones and sound teeth. That is why it is invaluable for growing children. Bĕttlts two ttiet. from all CMemlsts anĕ Stertt nf+r Burroughs Wellcome a Co., London
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      304 7 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers c.j the "Malaya Tribune." This Diarg v provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in Peeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will stilt Oc included in the "Diary of Everts'- Th"Club Diary"
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      518 8 The Crown Prince of in a Royal Ravel LAST FIT FOR A KjMCj V V> 3( "^^^^Sj Opening To-Morrow Lee Iracey in "Behind The Headlines" f■iA 11 21 M' 14 To-nigS-La?t Night! xm m-Vii m 6.15 9.15 p.m. A Super Hindustani Talkie "SHER-KA-PANJA" with Feroze Dastur. The Golden Voiced Singer
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    Bequests For Local Institutions WILL OF MR. J. DENNISTON
    187 9 FOUR CLUBS Singapore Church To Benefit London, Ftb 23. DKQI'ESTS are made to Singapore in the will of Mr. .It>hn Denniston, former manager of the Borneo Co., Ltd., who died last October. D ath duties on the estate of £64,372 ;ount
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    £400,000,000 U.S. NAVY ADVOCATED
    227 9 'Japanese Contempt For Things American" New York. a t NTTED States navy 'iwice as large I' Japan's has been advocated here Rear-Admiral Yates Stirling (retired). CS. naval veteran. Speaking at a luncheon of the Fore gn :cy Association, he declared that such tvy would cost more
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    139 9 ALHAMBRA.—"Fit For A King" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m CAPITOL.—"WeIIs Fargo" 6.15 and f is p.m. PAVILION" —Richard Taubpr in "Land Without Musk" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. M \RLBOROUGH.—"Garib-Ki-Tope" (Hindustani) 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. :HKATRE ROYAL—"Chandra Mohana" (Tamil' 6 and 9 p.m. GARRICfcV Sher-Ka Panja" 6.1S and 5 15 p.m.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    99 9 Siamese, 803 'tons, from kok 6.3. to Bangkok 9.3. Pangkor, British, 687 tons, from Pon--5.3. to Pontianak 7.3. Xli ng British, 732 tons, from Penang to Penang 7 3. Glen ffSTic, British, from Yokohama to PcTl Said ahu London 8.3. Kayeson, British, 2,873 tons, from mbo 4.3, to
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    TWO "STRADS" FETCH £2,750
    207 9  -  London Sale Broadcast By 8.8.C. (By Air Mail I,ondon, Feb. 18. A VIOLIN and 'cello made by the great n 18th century master Antonio StradlA'ari have sold for £2,750 at an auction here. A large number of spectators and cidders were attracted and long before the
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    "CONTINENTAL" CAFES
    229 9  -  To Be Permitted At The Empire Exhibition (By Air Mail Glasgow, Feb. 16. rpHE Continental type of open air cafes, with coloured umbrellas and awnings, will replace the Scottish "pup" at the Empire Exhibition to be held this summer. The Licensing Court «of Glasgow has granted all applications
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    "BEST HOUSEWIFE"
    135 9 French Officer's Wife Wins Title Paris. The wife of a high officer of the garrison of Fontainbleau has been declared "the best housewife in France Mme. Chailly won the title here against 54 other competitors in a national competition held at the Grand Palais Their ages ranged from
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    "BATTLESHIP POTEMKIN"
    125 9 "Mass Hero" In New Russian Opera Moscow. A new opera "Battleship Potemkin" written by the young Russian composer 0. Chishko, has made its first appearance at the Bolshoi Theatre here. The story of the opera is based on the rebellion of 1905 on board the battleship "Prince Potemkin-Tavri-cheskii"
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    WORLD'S OLDEST WAR WOUND
    634 9 100,000 Years' History In A Cave London, Feb. 15. rE discovery .of the world's oldest war wound irTthr-femains of a fossilised man was described here by Sir Arthur Keith, in a lecture a: the Royal College of Surgeons. He told how complete fossil skeletons were found
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    FLEET AIR ARM
    55 9 Lower Deck May Qualify As Pilots London, Mar. G. The Admiralty announce that in connection with the fleet air arm that the opportunity to qualify as air pilot, which had long been open to non-com-missioned officers of the Royal Air Force is now to be given to
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    LOTUS CLUB
    93 9 At the annual general meeting of the Lotus Club, held on Saturday at Raffles Quay, the following were elected office bearers: President, Mrs. S. A. H. Shirazie; vicePresidents Mrs. E. V. Davies and Mrs. A. M. Handy; gen: secretary, Mrs. K. M. R. Menon; treasurer, Mrs. S. C
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    CAUSTIC SODA POISONING
    54 9 Singapore, Monday. Two Chinese, a husband and wife were found suffering from the effects of taking caustic soda in their house at Kreta Ayer Street shortly after 2 a.m. this morning. Their mouths and lips were swollen and they were taken in a semiconcious condition to the
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    CHINESE SALESMEN'S ASSOCIATION
    219 9 Special Meeting On Saturday Singapore. Saturday. 4 BENEVOLENT section for the members of the Chinese Salesmen's Association was formed at a special meeting of the Association held at their clubhouse in Raffles Quay this afternoon. Mr. Tan Kim Choo, President of the Association, was in the chair
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    JEWEL OF DEATH
    146 9 Countess's Prophecy Comes True Paris. THE day I lose this charm, I shall 1 die This prophecy, made by the Countess Helene de Merchoff, former Lady-ir-Waiting to the late Tsarina, had been heard bv her servants concerning a magnificent octagonal emerald set in >iie midst of 18
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    81 9 Malay Faces Serious Charges Singapore, Saturday. ABDULLAH bin Osman appeared before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, second poli;e magistrate, yesterday, charged with theft of $350 cash and jewellery valued at $299. It was stated that the accused absconded with the daugh'er of the complainant. The jewellery was subsequently recovered,
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    1017 10 DAJAH sir Annamalai Chettiar, of Chettinad, Madras, has his own cure for the unemployment which accompanies periods of depression in Malaya. Sir Annamalai. who is an influential banker and has rubber interests in the F.M.S.. is at present on a visit to Malaya and is reported to have
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    BANGKOK TO BE MORE QUIET
    62 10 Bill Against Nuisance By Loudspeakers {From Ci>r Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Saturday AT a meeting of the Assembly this afternoon, the Government an- nounced that a draft bill for the pr°■ervatSon of wild life would be presented very soon The Assembly accepted the bill dealing with
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    "SPECIAL TRADE" COMES TO SHANGHAI
    258 10 JAPANESE AND SMUGGLED SUGAR 'J'HE following article by Mr. Tan? Lean*» Li, editor of (he People's Tribune, exposes the scandal of smuggled sugar and Japan** "special trade" in Shanghai. two years ago the London Times referred to the "shoddy swindle" of Japan's connivance w.t.i the
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    Swamping The Market
    345 10 Smuggled sugar, selling 62 per cc." I cheaper than legitimately imported Mocks, is swamping the Shanghai ma:ket. with the surplus being distribute! rapidly over a wide area along the Shanghai-Nanking ,and ShanghaiHangchow Ningpo Railways. Investigations made by the China Press show that smuggled sugar can be bough:
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    Contraband
    450 10 The Chinese Sugar Dealers' Association, of which all important sugar merchants in Shanghai are members, staunchly refused to deal in contraband sugar during the height of Japan's smugging activities in North China when supplies beean to trieklr down from Tientsin to cities in Central China. This decision was scrupulously
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    Foreign Protests
    337 10 In June. J936, th™ Briti.'.'i airi AiiU" fan Chambers of Commerce in tMian;, hai telegraphed to their respective Governments, pointing out that ■muggliivj in North China had attained such enormous proportions that legitimate tracse throughout the country was being seri- c-vsly affecreii. The only effect of this action
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    A Curious Position
    218 10 No in:port duty will be levied 011 goods enumerated in the first and secoufl classes. The attachment of invoices o* Chinese Consuls in Japan i.s requires th.s shipment of cargoes of the class in case their value is hiqh<*r tna: 1 200 yen per packet, as some
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    WARSHIP SUNK OFF SPAIN
    302 11 naval battle British Ships In Rescue Work Reuter. Barcelona March 6. fl \MI V from the British warships, I! M S. Kcmpcnfelt and H.M.S. P.on'is, rescued survivors from the Spanish insurgent cruiser Baleares when ho was fired and sunk in a tmal action eff Cartagena. T!.
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    FLOOD THREAT IN CHINA
    57 11 Melting Ice Swells Rivers Hankow Mar 6. OS Hoods arc threatened as a re nt breaks in many parts of the Huangho, ice on the upper regions i c iting the lower valley with the flood which is becoming serious as re many breaks in the
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    2 11 STOP PRESS
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    19 Tons Airmail Leaves For The East
    77 11 Reuter. London, March 6. THE record figure of 19 lons of Empire airmail, representing about 1,250,000 letters, was handled by Imperial Airways during the week ended to-day, following the introduction of the unsuri barged ail mail to India and the Far East. Before
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    SETTLEMENT OF UNEMPLOYED
    260 11 Carnegie Trust Plan 1,400 FAMILIES ARE PROVIDED FOR British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 6. If ORD Elgin, chairman of the J Carnegie United Kingdom Trust, referred yesterday, at the annual meeting, to the success of the land settlement of the unemployed. He said that In the Trust
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    FOOD FROM AIR
    67 11 $10 Millions Damage In California Reuter Wireless. Los Angeles, Mar. 6. THE estimated public losses in southern California by the floods is $10 millions. The damrge to private property wiH probably never be known. Aeroplanes dropped food for marooned residents in the mountain resorts where, according to
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    L.C.C. BUDGET
    26 11 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 6. A total of £16,475,115 is budgetted for in the annual estimates of the London County Council.—British Official Wireless
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    33 11 Mr. A. G. R. Nair has been appointed to the post of manager of the Ipoh branch of Remington Rand. Inc. He succeeds Mr. P. S. Saukar, who has been transfered to Singapore.
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    HOLLAND STRENGTHENS DEFENCES IN THE INDIES NEW WARSHIPS FOR PATROL WORK
    704 11 STRONGER AIR FORCE WARPLANES TO BE BUILT IN JAVA SOON (From Our Oun Correspondent) London, March 6. 'yiHE announcement by de Heer Koolho\en, diiector of one of Hollands biggest aeroplane factories, that this year he is to establish a
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    TRESPASSING IN W. D. AREA
    120 11 Japanese In Trouble At Capetown Reuter. Capetown M?r. 5 rO Japanese were charged in the Police Court to-day under the fence act with trespassing on forb'dien territory and remanded until Mond 0 The accuscd. who were unable to speak English, came ashore from 'n p
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    CAPITAL SHIPS TO GO?
    169 11 Japan's Novel Plan Of Disarmament Reuter. London, Mar. 7. THE Daily Telegraph naval correspondent, referring to statements made ir the Diet by Baron Hirota that it would be gratifying if an opportunity offered lor conversations between the powers for naval disarmament and tnat Japan would press
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    U.S. CLAIMS PACIFIC ISLANDS
    106 11 Negotiations Pending With Britain? Reuter. Washington, Mar. 6 PRESIDENT Roosevelt in an executive order formally asserts that the United States claim the Pacific islands of Canton and Enderbury in the Phoeni:: group, which are regarded as ideal for commercial aviation bases. It is alleged they were
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    ITALO-POLISH PACT
    91 11 Rome Demands Adherence To Fascist Bloc Reuter. Rome. Mar. 6. fOLONEL Beck, Polish Fore'gn Minister, has arrived in Rome on Q three days official visit. He was met by Count Ciano and other Fascist officials. According to Signor Gavda, writing in the "Voce D'ltalia." all the elements of
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    MORE AT WORK?
    72 11 Minister Optimistic Of New Returns British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 6 The unemployment return for February will be published on Monday. Expectation of some reversal of the tendency of returns for December and January has been aroused by the hint of the Labour Minister In the speech
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    15 11 Mr. R. J. F. Curtis has been appionted chairman of the Mohammedan Advisory Board, Penang
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    NEGOTIATIONS WITH ITALY
    142 11 Australian View CONSULTATION IN LDEN CRISIS Reuter. Canberra. Mar. 6. ]VfK. J. A. Lyons the Premier, in a statement to the press, said Australia was consulted by the United Kingdom Government on Jan. 27, while Mr. Eden was still Foreign Secretary on the proposal for the re-opening
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    NEW BISHOP
    35 11 Archdeacon Of Labium's Preferment Reuter. London, March 6 The Archbishop of Canterbury has appointed the Rev. Septimus Hollis. Archdeacon of Sarawak, to be B.shop of Labuan and Sarawak in succession lo Bishop Hudson.—Reuter.
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    EGYPT-AUSTRALIA NON-STOP
    155 11 R.A.F. FLIGHT Distance Record Attempt THREE aircraft of the ViekersTTlfll ■Hirr type, starting from Ismailia in the early days »1 April, are to make a record non-stop flieht to Australia. These aircraft, which are service planes in use in several in England, and not constructed for the flight,
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    HEAVY TOLL OF AIR FORCES
    178 11 Aircraft Carrier Out Of Commission 1 Shanghai, Mar. 7. rpHE Province of Kwantung may br 1 .spared from Japanese air attacks for some time because of the fact that UH air base at Formosa has been completely destroyed by Chinese aircraft, and that the Japanese
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    CANADIAN POLITICAL LEADER RETIRES
    40 11 Reuter. Ottawa, Mar. 6. Mr R B Bennett has asked the rational Conservative Conference to be rcii "d of the leadership of the party owin ill health. He is prepared to COntn the forthcoming Nationiu Reuter.
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    17 11 Captain R. R. Burge leaves the untitled O. steamer "Ranchi" and joins the "Strathaird" as Staff Commander.
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    PLANE CRASHES AT PENANG FLYING PAGEANT PILOT SLIGHTLY INJURED
    785 12 MOCK FIGHT Service Machines Take Part (Fiom Our Own Reporter) Penang, Sunday. TO-DAY'S Penang Flying Club pageant, held at Bayan Lepas, surpassed those of previous years both in the number of machines participating and the thrills—so much so that there was
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    REJECTS ALL PEACE TREATIES
    153 12 Seyssinquart Addresses Austrian Nazis Reuter. Linzi, Mar. 6. DR. Seyssinquart, addressing a Nazi gathering, promised that all disabilities from which the movement suffered or was suffering will be removed and declared that all illegal Nazi activities, such as wearing uniformr, must stop immediately. He was greeted
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    MAKING UNDERGRADS FITTER
    246 12 Better Facilities For Physical Training London, Feb. 12. BETTER facilities for physical training are to be provided for undergraduates at universities in Great Britain. According to the National Fitness Council, a large proportion of the undergraduates cannot afford to use the limited and comparatively expensive physical training
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    MARKET CONDITIONS
    71 12 London Cable From Messrs. Comtelburo MESSRS. Comtelburo, Ltd., London, in a cable on the state of the share market state Armament expenditure, fears of increased taxation and trade uncertainties are depressing sentiment. In cotton the trend is temporarily lower, owing to Bombay selling on widening differences. Tin has
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    CHINESE COUNTER DRIVE
    76 12 Japanese Threaten Link With Russia Reuter. Hankow, Mar. 7. FOLLOWING reports of Japanese concentrations at Paotou, in cential iE.uiyuan, preparatory to a large scale drive on Ninghsia and Kansu, through which area th- Chinese overland communications with Russia lie, Chinese troops stationed in western Suiyuan have been
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    PERSONAL ITEMS
    192 12 News Of Malayans At Home (From Our Own Correspondent) (By Air Mail) London, Feb. 23. MR. William Norton Gawler. formerly of Johore, has died at Torquay. He WSS 72 years of age. The death has occurred of Mrs. Henrietta Heycock, mother-in-law ot Prince Birabongse, the racing motorist. Prince
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    RAILWAYS "VULNERABLE"
    82 12 Strategic Need For Rotter Roads Winchester, Feb. lb. "The railway system of this country is very vulnerable," said Mr. Gaston Vincent, of the British Road Federation, in speech to the Winchester Chamber of Commerce. "A few judiciously placed bombs," continued Mr. Vincent, "could put the whole system out
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    AT THE CINEMAS WESTERN PIONEERS
    198 12 "Wells Fargo" Drama At The Capitol THE opening up and civilising of the great west lands of America has been dramatised in the past in some of the finest film productions that have come out of Hollywood, and the latest of this type, "Wells Fargo,"
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    RICHARD TAUBER RETURNS
    178 12 "Land Without Music" At Pavilion RICHARD TAUBER makes a welcome re-appearance in "Land Without Music.'' which holds the screen at the Pavilion during the next few days. He takes the chief part in a musical comedy of a mythical duchy in Europe, which is condemned by its
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    32 12 Two Chinese, who fell off a stack of gunny bags, from a height of about 15 feet, at Robertson Quay on Saturday afternoon, received lacerations but were conscious when taken to hospital.
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    33 12 The B. I. steamship "Mashobra" (Commander P. Taylor* left London on February 26 for Calcutta, and had on board: Gen. Sir Arthur Wauc'iope for Calcutta; Sir Arthur is the distinguished administrator of Palestine.
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    24 12 News has been received that Mr. V. O. Galistan. ot Singapore, has passed the final examination. Part 2, of the Corporation of Accountants Glasgow.
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    WOMAN TELLS OF ALLEGED ATTACK
    286 12 While Asleep MAN IS FREED BY COURT (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. JJOW a young married woman living in Kampong Pisang, Ipoh, was alleged to have been the victim of an unwelcome visitor about 1 a.m. on the night of Dec. 30 of last
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    "ALL-UP" MAILS
    71 12 Delayed Plane Reaches Singapore Singapore, Monday. AFTER being delayed for three days at n Calcutta owing to oil trouble with the engines, the Imperial Airways fly ing boat which was carrying the first of the "all-up" mails from Britain will arrive in Singapore this afternoon. The machine does
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    41 12 Lady Bonham-Carter, wife of the Governor and Commander-in-Chief oi Malta is. sailing for Malta on the P. O. steamship "Rawalpindi", which left London on February 25. Major-Gen. Ernest Turner, a sapper distinguished in postal and telegraph work, also jailed for Malta.
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    43 12 Mr. C. E. Courtenay of Messrs. Paterson, Simons and Co., Ltd., was entertained to luncheon by the Directors of the Pineapple Packers Agency, Ltd., at the Garden Club on Saturday, prior to his departure on transfer as manager of their Kuala Lumpur Office.
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    43 12 Mr. Low Kim Yong, salesman of the Holland Trading Co.. Cecil Street, writer tc state he Is not the person of that name referred to in a report beaded "Held up at pistol point," which appeared in the Malaya Tribune of Mar 4.
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    LOANS FOR FRENCH DEFENCE
    158 12 SACRIFICES Resolved To Face All Perils Reuter. 1 aris. Mar c. WITHIN a few days the C.overnm. will launch a mi S ht« 4™™ procure, mostlv loan. lw-i lions of francs ne< this year. n(f After the passing of "n fence investment v Chamber in the
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    FORMED WALLACE COLLECTION
    124 12 Famous Art Dealers To Close London. Mar. C AT the end of the 1 don's oldest art dealil lacher Brothers of Bond Street -w;ll cease business ahd the stock will be sold at the famous London auction ixu:. during the spring. The firm was founded in 1843
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY
    96 12 Police Arrest Three Men TWO Chinese, a Hokien and a Teochow, while gambling in a 1 Rlv,r Valley Road on Saturday, were robbed of $480 by four Chi The police arrested three of the alleged robbers the same day Yesterday afternoon, a To man reported the los jewellery
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    47 12 (From Our 0:m Reporter) Penang, Mar. 7 It is understood that Dr. J Smith, of Penang, ha to act on the Legislath C wcU Mr. H. R. s. Zehnder, 11 B going on leave. Dr. Smitn retired from the Municipal Oomi this year, having sen
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    Japanese Drive In Shansi Held Up
    276 12 T„„ Shanghai, Mar. 7. HE enemy on the Shansi-Honan border are attempting to break the Chinese defences at Yenchi. In order to do this they are first converging on Hourra from where they will attack Fenglingtm If they can succeed in crossing the river
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    QUOTA RELIEF FOR TIN MINES GOVERNMENT STEP IN DETAILS SOON
    565 13 kadid Scheme" Says Miners' Chief to the recent meetings consequent upon situation in the ry in the F M.S., the have decided to give I>\ making an adto the domestic output iil enable mine owners ,i excess of the restriction
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT & ROBBERY
    158 13 ALLEGED ASSAULT ROBBERY Man Roughly Handled Deprived Of Cash Singapore, Saturday. |3.iiAHIM Mohamed, a Bengali Islam, was to have been seriously assaulted alier being taken out for a laxi nee on Thursday mgnt by icur peopie. After drinks, the taxi was driven to a coconut plantation at Siglap. where the
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    WOMAN INJURED
    72 13 A CI inese woman of Amoy Street is reported to have accidentally dipped a finger into a bowl of washing soda and put it on her tongue. Later, she was injured when she slipped sudden!v while walkhtg across the floor of the house. She received a severe contusion
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    TRIPLE COLLISION
    50 13 A ricksha puller, who is alleged to have been injured in a triple collision between his ricksha, a motor car and a lorry at Havelock Road, opposite the Chinese Protectorate, yesterday, received a superficial lacerated wound over a finger and abrasions over the elbow, knuckles and the legs
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    LOCAL CHINESE DINE
    606 13 Enjoyable Function "STANDING UP FOR JUSTICE" Singapore, Saturday. (PEAKING at the annual re-unio i dinner of the Chinese Association held in the club's premises to-night, Dr. Lim Boon Keng appealed to all young Straits-born Chinese to get together and <*orm one solid body. "As Asiatics and pranakans
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    SERVANTS LAPSE
    85 13 Theft Of Beer Alleged Singapore, Saturday. TAN Teck Seng was charged before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, second police magistrate, yesterday, with theft, as a servant, of 33 1 /2 gallons of beer valued a, $53.60. The otrence is alleged 'to have cerurred on March 4. Teck Seng claimed
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    52 13 Search For Arab Gang: Continues Reuter. Haifa, Mar. 5. operations in the annum area con- tmutd till dawn. Remiorcements from the Royal Scots and ihe West Kents are assisting to comb the area in co-operation with the aircraft. The Arab casualties are unofficially stated a; <0 killed and
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    24 13 A Eurasian was found lying unconscious at the junction of Haig Road and Grove Road yesterday. He smelt of liquor when taken to hospital.
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    Bright Displays In Week-End Cricket Matches TIE IN TRIAL GAME AT HONG LIM GREEN
    538 14 K. Sundram Scores Local Season's First Century PROMISING form was shown with bat and ball in the various cricket matches played in Singapore at the week-end, when the new season was ushereu in under favourable weather
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    AT THE S.R.C.
    261 14 I). L:i Brooy Makes His Debut j In the S.R.C. crickrt tral, Balhet- chet's XI defeated D'Almcida'.s XI by i 55 runs. Scores: P. D'ALMEIDA'S XI i O. C Aer'a b La Brooy o j G. Clarke c Fernandez b La Brooy 9 L. Al\i.s c La
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    SUNDRAM'S CENTURY
    250 14 Jansen Takes Five Wickets For 11 Runs WEARNE lirotlicrs* Sport.- ci.;b provided K. Sundram, the Ceylon s.c player, with the first century of Ihe season in the cricket match played at Ealestier on Saturday. Scores were:— CEYLON S.C. K. Thillainathan c Tan b N. Sullivan i i V.
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    Wei-Hai-Wei Cup Golf Final
    487 14 Singapore G. C. Wins Replay fHE replay of-the final of the Wei-Hai-i W< i Cup between the Island Golf Club and the Singapore Golf Club plryed at BukiJ, Timah yesterday morning resulted in a win for the Singnr:o.e Golf Club by seven matches to nil. The
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    316 14 Interesting Result In S.CR.C. Trial in th< trial match between the kJ 6.CR.C. Captain' XI and Vice Ca/- I XX, played at Hong Lim Green yesterday and Which resulted in a tie. 1 be n sides .-.'l ing 101 runs as follows:— I CAPTAIN'S XI j Kirn
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    SCHOOLBOYS BEATEN
    231 14 Choor Singh Stores 74 Noi Out rpHE cricket macch between the Indian A Association and the Anglo-Chines? School played at Balestier on Saturday after./con ended in a win to the Indiana oy T-j run After putting up a score of 161 run the Indians declared for five Wickets.
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    ST. ANDREWS 0.B.A.
    216 14 Cricket Win Over Railway Team ?t. Andrew's old Boys beat the Rail- way Youngsters Club by i<so runs on the school .ground on Saturday Scores: RAILWAYS YOUNGSTERS CLUB Vigiaratnam c Le Doux b Thoy F, Stevens b Armstrong (i Tburriappah i> Armstrong 6 Ponniah b Thoy iq
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLF
    215 14 Qualifiers For Meyer Cup j HE folic wing qualified for the Island Club championship (Meyer Cup) ar.d v'ic draw and smarting times for tne first round to be played on Saturday next are as follows 3 p.m. H. L. II. Lim vs. C. A. R. Bateman. 3.C3
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    102 14 Thiriy-four cards were taken out for the KeppeJ G.C. March medal (SYaplefo d mi which resulted as under: R. M. Pringle I winner •30 12 42 o. G. M. Millar 22 13 1 35'-> K. N. Crcft 22 13> 2 35Vi E. De 22 12 3* j>.
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    Badminton Association Meeting
    259 14 Mr. Chua Kehffaj Preside:-. THE ninth annu the iv t ticn was held on s the Garden Cluo which affiliated i; representatives on u. office bearers were President: Mr. Cl.ua t" president, Messrs. T C. Misson: hon secre Heng; assistant hon v Chin Tee: committee Wee Kim
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    S.C.C. SOCCER
    38 14 The fcliowir.K hat 11 for th? sec. 2nd >. Matii to-day. at the I I I F. IL Whitehe: d; D. 1 Cvaigie; O. Boa G. D. A. London, \v D. J. Vincent, R. I I Rundall.
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    Recs' First Meeting With The Gordons SOCCER MATCH AT SELARANG
    476 15 4 1 MARGIN Scratch Club Side Weil Beaten J WING all round superiority prov.ng themselves great p.irtuMists, the Gordon High-lir-t siring scored a decisive cv<r the S.RC. in a friendly „..it h at Seirrang on SaturI,. four goals to one.
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    108 15 1 > nts Of Saturday's Viain Matches Reuter. London. Mar. 6. j} ol Ihe principal rugby footmatches played are a.s lollows: Navy 10. The Army 9. at Bristol 0. 8, Royal Air Force 33. 21, OM.T. 8. pi 6. Harlequins 11. 1! Gloucester 13. hash 16, Old
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    TANGLIN SOCCER
    24 15 i match played at Tanglin j iv B Company of the 'Skins 1 H A.M.C. second eleven oal, the scorer being Johnson
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    THE R.S.Y.C. JUBILEE TROPHY
    59 15 i he Jubilee Trophy for ship's life-boats, presented by the Royal Singapore cht I luh in commemoration oi the Silver Jubilee cf rlis late Majesty, i'm V. v< be raced for in Singapore on Thursday next. Last year's winner was the boat entered by the K.
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    Weights For Kuala Lumpur Races
    513 15 Spring Meeting: First Day WEIGHTS for Saturday next, March 12, opening day of the Sei&ngOf Turf Ciub's Spring race meeting in Kuala Lumpur are as foflov. .-> HORSES, Class 1. Div. 1, 6 furs. Jack Druce M Restriction 9.0 Ormolu 8.11 Meadowman 8.4 Ga\ S..ng
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    GARRISON GOLF
    126 15 The roUowing are the teams aru. starthv limes lor the ladies' matca between the Garrison Golf Club v. i sepoy Lines Golf Club, to be played at 1 Tanglin on Thursday afternoon. Mar. I U Sepoy Lines names first: Miss M. Hadlev <16) vs. Mrs. A. M. I
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    PENANG BOXING
    46 15 'From Our Own Reporter) Penang. Sunday. In the main event, over ten rounds of the boxing promotion at the Fun and Frolic to-nignt, Nai Sawai 8.8 outpointed Cheah Boon Cheng 8.9 Mr. The main event was held before the semifinal owing to threatening weather.
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    CHARITY BOXING
    163 15 Two T.K.O.'s In Card Of Five Bouts THE boxing on Saturday night at the Happy World Stadium in aid of the China Relief Fund drew quite a good crowd. The programme consisted of Chine.v Leys vs. the Rest anflas usual the bouts were keenly contested. The main eveytf
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    CUMBERLAND WINS
    24 15 In a football match on the Victoria School ground on Saturday. H M.S. Cumberland's junior football team beat the school by 3—2.
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    F.A. CUP-HOLDERS ELIMINATED HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    1386 16 THE LEAGUES Arsenal Heading For Championship? SATURDAY'S sixth round F.A. Cup matches provided more than one surprise. Playing at home, Brentford who were fancied to win the Cup were eliminated by Preston North End. while Manchester City, the holders, were put out of the
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    NAVY BEAT ARMY
    66 16 In Inter-Services Rugby Championship Reuter. —Reuter. London, Mar. 6. THE Navy won the Inter-Services rugby football tournament by beating the Army on Saturday by two goals (10 points) to three tries (9 points). The Navy owed much to the magnificent kicking of Crawford. It was a splendid
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    INNINGS DEFEAT
    318 16 St. Joseph's Trounced By Ceylon Sports Club IN a two innings cricket match played at Bolestier on Saturday, the Ceylon Sports Club defeated the St. Joseph's Institution by an innings and 74 runs. The following were the scores:— S.J.I.—IST INNINGS Martin c C. Retnam b Ponnambalam i Lazaroo
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    TASMANIA TROUNCED
    46 16 Reuter. Hobart, Mar. 5. Australian tourists beat Tasmania by 485 runs to-day. The scores were— AUSTRALIA: 520. (Badcock 159 and Bradman 144) and 240 for 3 wkts. (Brown 108 and Fingleton 109). TASMANIA: 194 fOßeilly 5 for 34) and 81. (O'Reilly 6 for 16).—Reuter.
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    WEEK-END CRICKET RESULTS
    235 16 BATSMEN ON TOP Time Insufficient To Read, Decision At Balestier Jl DRAW was the result of the eri* A match played at Balestiei veJrn between St. Andrew's Old Boys' a';S? f -ion and the Indian Association Scores: ST. ANDREW'S OLD BOYs R. Thoy c Ram Piara b
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    MATCH AT CHANGI
    181 16 Sappers Trounce St. AndrewV Boys' School ON Saturday afternoon. St. Andrews Boys' School opened their season with an away match at Changi. where they were well beaten by the Royal Engineers Score were ROYAL ENGINEERS Templet on b Sullivan Simpson lbw. P. Singh Nobrega c Lewis b
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    MALAYS WIN
    176 16 Mahmiirf Knocks The B***X About THE M.F.A. scored I 8« Joseph's Institution by H4 nU* the Bras Bassah Road grow. Th" scoring was as follows MALAYA F A Ibrahim lsa b. Pennefather Ali Ahmat b. Pennefather J Lemon b. Pennefather Aman b. Pennefather Ismail Jabbar b. Pennclatner S.
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      1382 17 To-Day's Programmes i U.S.A. SHORTWAVE radio-colonial, France PROGRAMME Wavelength 19.68 metres (15.243 kes). Wl lllllYrimM W-2 *x -mi- -mm*. 9 KB 2 The following are tne principal 6.20 p.m. Gramophone Records. Tl il If I T SI j■%k I I I»!* Kilfl 111 American short-wave transmissions. 7 05 p.m. Talk
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    BATTLESHIP IS SUPREME WEAPON SUPERIOR TO PLANES
    175 18 U.S. REPORT "Aggressive Defence" Policy Reuter. Washington, Mar. 6. THE battleship is the supreme weapon of national defence and is superior to aeroplanes or any other instrument of war, according to a majority report of the Naval Affairs Committee in the House of
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    WORLD'S STAMP MART
    174 18 Rare Specimens For Sale In London 1 1 J London, Feb. IS. Rare stamps to be offered for sale h 1 during the next few months are expected to realise thousands of pounds. At present ihe United States is sending large numbers of stamps to Louden nnd
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    "BLACK OUT" IN EVENT OF WAR
    399 18  -  Drastic Restrictions Planned lßy Air Mail London, F>>b. 10. THE -general lines of lighting restrictions to be expected in the event of war have been issued by the Hom< Office in the form of a memorandum 10 local authorities. The memorandum points out that
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    DEFICIENCIES IN DIET
    369 18 Need To Increase The Calcium Content AN intestigation conducted by Dr. Katherine H. Coward in the biological laboratory of the Pharmaceutical Society has revealed serious deficiencies of calcium in the average diet cf the poorer classes, and consequently a scarcity of :he element required for the calcification
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    BABU INTO "MISTER"
    205 18 Indians Want Plain Prefixes New Delhi. TENS cf thousands of Indians will shortly be Misters and Esquires They will no longer be Babus Lalas -'Munshis". Maulvis cr even '"Sirs". This is the result of two separate decisions, one taken by the Legislative Assemblies of Bombay and the
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    4,000 EXTRA MILES
    151 18 Tyres Fitted In Winter Last linger Springfield, Massachusetts Motorists may get as much as 4 ono miles of additional wear from their '.vies if they "break them in" during winter. Tests have revealed this, an official of a large tyre company told reporters here. Winter driving, he
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    MORE CHAMPAGNE
    73 18 Soviet To Produce 1,000,000 Bottles This Year Helsinki. A million bottles of champagne are to be oroduced this year by the Soviet Russian State wine factory at Rostov on the Don, according to Pravda," the official organ of the Communist Party. This is double the output of 1937.
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    SUNDAY DINNER FOR FRANCO'S TROOPS
    368 18 Five-Course Meal With Coffee And Wine AFIVE-course meal with coffee wine is what General troops—or some of them at am rat? p;e., for their Sunday dinner. Reuter's correspondent taw 'i visage on the Huesca fron. j 0r 1 1 Spain. r le m On entering
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      275 18 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS The following la the program drills up to and for week endi. 13, 1938. TO-DAY, MAR 7 5.15 p.m. Headquarters; SR A. Section Drill. 530 p.m. Headquarters; S.R E Unit Training. 5.15 pm. Headquarters; S.FC.Rt; <v> (Malay See.»; Enrolment and-Equip-tnent. 5.15 p.m. Headquarter >.s\hA. Unit Training. 5.15 p.m.
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    Woman Tennis Player Weds
    89 20 Bridal group at marriage of Miss Alma Toby, the wellknown Singapore tennis player. and Mr. P. J. A. Williams, of Johore. Miss Toby returned to Singapore on Friday by the Scharnhorst, after a holiday at home, and was married the same day. (Tribune). Mr. G. E.
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