Malaya Tribune, 14 March 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest bales Vol. XXVII. No. 61. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Mar. 14, The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, MONDAY, MARCH 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS,
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      120 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MOILMiXG TIIIBUXE "BULLDOG 0 |8 GUINNESS \/v^/' II STOUT ACTS AS A tonic j "AmT and UODY BIT,LDER I > Look for the whole 0 Bulldog on the V GUINNESS IS GOOD FOR YOU POLE AGENTS (Incorp. In 5.8.) WPfl. 4A. i {Beauty.
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      362 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya The Original jF^i Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING—when it seems unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal SS^Sr for efficiency and economy. The superior workmanship and ma terials used in their j |fj construction
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES PREMIER SHIPPING COMPANIES
    443 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES PREMIER SHIPPING COMPANIES Increase In Number Of Units And Tonnage THE annual li.,t of British shipping companies with fleets of over 50,000 tons gross, which appears in the New Year number of the "Syren and Shipping," contains the same number of names as in the last two
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    HEAVY SNOW STORMS
    89 2 Most Severe In Finland For 22 Years Helsinki. Heavy snowfalls, said to be the most severe for 22 years, are playing havoc with train and bus schedules in Finland. In the Tornea district of North Finland, where the roads w.ere entirely impassable for several days, buses are
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    JAPANESE GOODS
    68 2 Hoycott Campaign In South Africa Cape Town. Propaganda work to bring about a boycott, of Japanese goods iri the Union is being actively carried on by the Federation of Labour Unions. Repeated representations have been made to the Government by the South African Trades and Labour Council with
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      414 2 «TEAMEK SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). l>. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S"pore. 1938. BHUTAN 0,100 Mar. 14 HKHAK 6,000 Mar. 21 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Mar. 25 CORFU 15,000 Apr. 3 SOUDAN 6,500 Apr. 8 CHITRAL 15,000 Apr. 22 CARTHAGE 15,000 May 6 BURDWAN 6,070 May 7 RANCHI
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      142 2 IN DO-CHINA 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, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, ect. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Arr. Sails. KUMSANG Mar. 15
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      530 2 r V M. B. K. j KOKUSAI LINE J C (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) I I (Incorporated in Japan). I For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES; NEW YORK (via Panama). t Due. Due. Sailing Due. 1 Penan? Spore Spore via. New York )ms KOMAKI MARU Mar. 20 Mar 22 May 5 1 (ms
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      443 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious Ore Class Motors-hips. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng MEONIA 29-3 29-3 30-3 31-3 ALSIA 19-4 19-4 20-4 21-4 BORINGIA 10-5 10-5 11-5 12-5 FIONIA
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      390 2 STEAMER SAILING The underacted are the I intended fixtures: OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKOV NORTH CHINA an Due S s.s. ISAR, omits Man.'. Japan "POTSDAM" omits N China 5 'AACHEN" omits M. "GNEISENAU omfta N< China HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG B Sails from pan! sjs. "ALSTER" also calls Marseilles, Oran, L:
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      635 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. lf i >.ijERS ars now invited tor the •blowing materials or service. For see Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing. ol Bitumen, 12noon, Mar. 30, 1938. ol Two Electrically on Pumping Sets (40 mm. each) for the Water Dept. 4 p.m., 25th April.
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      617 3 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. AVER PANAS RUBBER ESTATE, LIMITED. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Twenty-ninth Ordinary General Meeting of thi.i Company will be held at the Registered Office, Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay, Singapore, on < Wednesday, 13th April, 1938, at 12 o'clock noon at which the Directors will recom-
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      540 3 PUBLIC NOTICES i BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45). IN THE HIGH~~COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE i In Bankruptcy. No. 47 of 1938. He TAN ENG CHOO, of No. 38, Shanghai Road, Singapore, Om. Receiving Order made 4th March. IS3 3. Date of Adjudication 4th March. 193?. I Date
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      528 3 PUBLIC NOTICES i I IN THE SUPREME COURT OF JOHORE. DISTRICT OF BATU PAHAT. Notice of Wage-earner's Admin 1M ration Order. Name of Debtor: L.MBY BIN JAMALUDIN. Address: No. 68A, Jalan Ampuan. Batu Pahat Description: Clerk. State Commission- j er's Office, Batu Pahat. Number of Proceedings: B.P. No. li cf
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      640 3 PUBLIC NOTICES j NOTICE. LINGUI TIN, LIMITED. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements DIVIDEND NO. 29. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Uiat a first Interim Dividend of 2 V 2 per cent.. for the year ending 31st August. 1938 will he paid to Shareholders on the Refister on 22nd March, 1938. NOTICE
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      195 3 POSITIONS vALA .N T WANTED agent throughout Malaya £2 sell Ayurveda- v r iiciiii. a:.d iiair oils of a well-known Ayurvedic rstabLiatunent in India. F w particulara appi-* --Box No. lvi c <» Malaya Trihune, smg... pore. WANTED a Christian Cliiii'-M Teacher either sex. Knowledge ol Mumc or Sports a
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    REAL GUN BATTLE IN
    234 4  -  CINEMA: GANGSTER FILM DROWNS SHOTS (By Air New York, Mar. DO excited was a Los Angeles cinema audience to-night by a shooting scene on (he screen that they missed a real-life fun battle going on around them. Detective's thrilling chase of a notorious bandit ended in
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    HEARTY AT 103
    29 4 England's eldest minister, the Rev Matthew Gold of Luekwell. Bridge, near Maidenhead, has just celebrated his 103 rd birthday: He still likes a game of draughts.
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    Wanted To Wed Girl Friend's Sister
    221 4 Singapore, Sataraa? AFTER the record: m» „t imtL* n evidence of the case in *hich Bengali-Mohamedan i> s, with outraging the iikml. pretty Malay girl named Amesafa binte Hadji Mohamcd bj enterin« into her house at Balmoral < reseeni on Nov. 2 last year,
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    THE TIN BUFFER POOL
    1024 4  -  (By Air Mail London. Feb. 23. yHE proposals for a tin buffer stock, which have been submitted to the Colonial Office and to the Malayan Chamber of Mines in London, arc now on the way to Malaya, where they should arrive in the course of the
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    420 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London. Mar. 12. RTJBBES Previous To-day Change Ton* Quietly Steady Easier Snot Buyers 6 7 Keller* G 15 1G 6 13 1G —'a Ist Forward (April) Buyers tr ;i 634 Sellers 7 G 7 1 s 2nd Forward (May) Buyers GISIG 6 13 16 J
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      630 4 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up 510,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 Oeneral Manager 3513 Accountant 308« Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: YOR K BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd., ■Jl k
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      49 4 "NERO"? I WORSHIP (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 3. Council have decided to have the words "Heil Hitler" in Neon lights on top of j Mount Vesuvius when Herr Hitler visits their ancient city in May. The greeting will be visibb twenty miles away. i mmmmm mmmm MM —MBMMHMMHMmJ
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    LOCAL-STOCKS AND SHARES
    861 5  -  Quotation By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Mar. 12, 1 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 6 4- im Kumbang 281- 301--jtral Malay 46 50-n Vyer Hitam 21 3 22 3 Aver Weng 0.62V 2 0.70 rin Till 21 6 22 6 Batu Selangox 1.37
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    115 5 Singapore. Mar. 14. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Whart (Entrance Gate 2) Nieuw Holland 18; Gewang 16; Perak 15; Hector 13; Kinta 11; Islander 3: Eumaeus 6. Empire, Dock (Entrance Gate 2)
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    372 5  -  Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Monday WE are indebted to 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. A purchase policy continues to be
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    417 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Total for financial Company Dividend Books Date Div. year close Payable Date to date nN Singapore, Mar. 12, 1 p m. A. Hitam Tin 15% Int. less tax Mar. 8 Mar 28 Mar. 7 85* Burma Malay 6d. Div. Mar. 24 Mar 31 Mar.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    235 5 I: lynard Co., Ltd $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 norn INGAPORE MUNICIPAL: l r >ol rod. 1940 $400,0u0 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 102 104 norn 1 '107 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 108 110 norn 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    128 5  -  Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Mar. 14. MINING. Tin New York 40 7 a cts. down *8 cts. Now that the full details of the German occupation of Austria are known, the market opens calmly this morning after the rather panicky conditions which prevailed on Saturday.
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    TIN
    16 5 Singapore. Mar. 14. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $90 (unchanged).
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    RUBBER
    18 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 22% (up Sellers 23 (hp U).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    321 5 MINING Singapore Mar. 14. Buyers Sellers Ampat 3 6 4 Aver Hitam 21 3 22 3cd Bangringi 21 6 22 6 Batu Scangor 1.37 1.42 Chanderiangs 15 16 H:tam Tin 0.39 0.43 ed Hongkong Tin 19 20 6 liong Fatts 1.04 1.07 Idris Hvd. 4
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET
    67 5 Singaooro. Saturday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices: Last Sale Price i Previous To-day Peso > Ant-mok 0 52 0 55 Atok 0.24 0 245 Co-o Grove 0.50 0.52 OcnsoUdated Minos 0.011 unquoted I X
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGES
    109 5 Reuter Wireless. v London, Mar. 13. Discount brokers are cheered by receiving a better allotment of Treasury bills and the announcement that DC* I week's issu's will be raised by £5 to millicr". Foreign Exchanges experienc. I t* lively session following Austrian dcv fopments. The French franc improve
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    ULU BENUT RUBBER
    284 5 Directors' Report PROFIT OF §43,719 FOR THE YLAR following is the report of the directors of Ulu Benut Consolidated Rubber Company, Limited, for the year ended Dec. 31, 1937. The company will hold their 18th annual general meeting at the Hongkong Bank Chambers on Wednesday. March 23,
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    98 5 During the week ended Mar. 5. exports from Malayan ports amounted to "8.727 cases, of which: 82,090 <93 per cent.) cases were to the United Kingdom, 1,830 <2 per cent.) cases to the Con- Unent of Europe, 1.913 (2 per cent I rases to Canadi, md 2.894 (3
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    RUBBER CROP RETURNS
    102 5 The rubber crcp returns for the following companies for February, 1938, are w; follows: The Aver K'uning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co., Ltd., 81.000 lbs. The Badek Rubber Estate, Ltd. (Staifiekl Estate», 25.500 lbs. The Bradwell (F.M.9.) Rubber Estate, Ltd., 53,500 lbs. The Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estates, Ltd., 66,000 lbs.
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    EXCHANGES
    209 5 The following a:? the exchange rates {his morning according in the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING Singapore, Mar. 14. London TT. 23 ***** london demand 2 3 29 3.. T yon At mand Bwitzerland demand 251 Hambars demand 14 New York demand
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      396 5 I S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. i tnvesimer* Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities ijui.y Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Serine, Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGES, CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE, i SHANGHAI STOCK
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    135 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands" Indies etc. by Air tQantas) tomcrcw Deliveries of boxholders* letters enly 3 pm and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. to-morrow. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by A?r <K.N. r ..L M.» to-morrow. eliveries of boxholders' letters only 1.30 p.m. and general delivery
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    28 6 The s.s. Bon'ekoe for Mauritius. Mails prcvicusly announced as closing at 4 p.m. on Mar. 12 will now close at 11 a m. on Mar. 16.
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      198 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A TONIGHT j OCKTAIL DANCE 6.: i() to 8,30 p.m. j J DINNER ft DANCE (informal) 9/5«; to midnight. j OUTSTANDING CABARET ATTRACTION. j JUNE COLLETT N V: tralian Comedy Dancer.; presenting Hlfarious Burlesque. A cure for the blues j PROM THE SUBLIME TO THE RIDICULOUS. j
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      77 6 HAEMORRHOIDS. Sure and Safe cure for Piles, either chronic or acute! All kinds of Piles. Bleeding or Blind are radically cured by us within a short time without any surgical aid and we hold Innumerable testimonials. A trial will convince. Also treatment of Fistula It successfully undertaken by us. Please
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      177 6 YOUTH, VIGOUR VIT \LI I V in 30 31iiiiig<> s t There is no need for a lengthy and seme treatment for weeks or month* ij you feel weak or old before you are \<,;in The latest remedy of a great German Scientist by the name MAN POYVH' FILLS give
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      381 6 M 1 I j POSTAL IXTKIJ ItiE^Kj STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE D ™f Pontianak Pangkor Mar 14 2 p.m. Famangkat, Sambas and Singkawang Eoelongan TO-MORROW Christmas Island Islander 15 11 am Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe and Siak Hong P m Netherlands Indies:—Bagan and Serat Pandjang
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      158 6 To-day's Diary Of Events SPORTS The Tides:—9.lo a.m., 8 ft. 7 ins 10.2 C p.m., 8 ft. 2 ins. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. 11. Publishers v. Inniskillings 11, Anson Road Stadium; Div. 111, Casuals v. S.C.C. 11, S.C.C. Tennis: S.C.C. Spring Tournament, S.C.C; Tournament at YM.C.A. AMUSEMENTS ALHAMERA: "They Met
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    NUMBER PLEASE
    25 7 A LITTLE boy in the Caledonian Market, London, "gets on" to mother i*. about the miniature phone kiosk he would like to buy.
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    LONELIEST FAMILY ARE BACK FROM THE ARCTIC
    287 7  -  BUT THEY WANT TO RETURN (By Air Mail London, Mar. 3. "C*ROM one of the loneliest homes in the world, in Victoria Land, Canada, within the Arctic Circle, have come Mi and Mrs. Ernest Pasley and their six-year-old daughter, June Victoria, to spend
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    EVA CLARK CONDUCTS "MESSIAH", SINGS CONTRALTO TOO
    290 7 JJESPITE the fact that the contralto Doris: was unable, at the last moment, to appear, the Singapore Musical Society gave a beautifully welt-balanced performance' of "The Messiah" in the Victoria Kail last night. Eva Clark the conductor, undertook the heavy dual role of
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    SIR M. WATSON
    135 7  -  Romance Which Started In Malaya <By Air Mail London, Mar. 1. DOMANCE of sixty-four-year-old Sir Malcolm Watson, whose engagement '<> his attractive laboratory assistant, hirty-two-year-old Miss Constance Lor'i'A was announced yesterday, owes auch to their common interest in nee and the malaria germ. It started when she
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    G. B. S. TO TEACH HOLLYWOOD
    107 7 H/fK» Bernard Shaw is %oing to teach JJ. Hclly .voci how to make a n'm —a British film, the story of his p»ay "Pygmalion "I am going: to teach ihe Americans cue of the things they don't knew—bow to put English drama on the
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    THE PAVILION
    195 7 Hi! arions Comedy Draws Good Houses AT THE CINEMAS AN hour and a half of hilarious enter tainment is assured to patrons of the Pavilion for the next few nights, where "Let's Make a Night Of It" began a season last night. This is a highly entertaining story
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    WORLDS LARGEST SILVER COIN
    126 7  -  (By Air Mail Louden, Mar. 3. THE world's largcsi silver coin :s to be «old by auction here this month (Mar. 23). The coin, which comes from China, weighs 59 ounces and is nearly 60 years ola. The inscription in Chinese say.; that it was issued
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    COMEDY ROMANCE
    103 7 Entertaining Story At The Aihambra \jfi±iAT is undoubtedly one of the best »V comedy romances to be shown at the Aihambra Theatre for a lone while —"They Met In A Taxi" with Chester Morris and Fay Wray in the leading roles—had a nremiere yesterday. The story is entertaining
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    ROWELL ROAD ROBBERY
    74 7 Singapore, Saturday. DETAINED by the police on Friday night in cennection with the Rowell Road robbery invcMng over $2,000. one o: th. two Chinese confessed to being imphcat ed in another robbery. This man, though unemployed, maintained a car. It is believed that pawntickets, through which the
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    "BIRA" TO DESIGN MEMORIAL
    65 7  -  By Air Mail <From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 2. RACING motorist, Prince Birabonpsc is tr design the memcral to Pat Fairfield, British champion driver, who was killed in a crash at Le Mans 24 hour rare last year. The memorial, to be erectcd on the
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    "BADEN POWELL HOUSE"
    93 7 International Centre For Scouts At Nice 4 Nice. A largo well-furnished villa in the Avenue des Ambrcis, Nice, presented •Vio p.cv Scouts Organisations of Nice by M. EmiV» Garden, counsellor of the i Trench Chamber of Commerce in New York, has b<*en ooened under the name of
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    GHOST CLUB TO BE REFOUNDED
    294 7 THE Ghost Club, seen last durinu Nevember 1936, is to reappear in London on a night in March. In spite of its name, the club will not. meet at midnight, but at the more prosaic hour of 8 p.m. Those fortunate encugh to be invited
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      130 7 "PILOT" PEN SERVICE WEEKS /I SPECIAL STATIONERY SALE FROM ff 1 14TH MARCH TO 2ND APRIL. ff 1 AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS UNIQUE jfa I OFFER. DURING THIS PERIOD WE 'f 1 WILL ENGRAVE YOUR INITIALS I ON OR CLEAN ANY TYPE OR I M \KE OF FOUNTAIN PEN FPLrJ
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      425 8 ['•THEY MET a* A TAXI** j wi<h FAY WBAY j CHESTER MORRIS LIONEL STANDER) The FASTEST FUN-FEST SINCE "IT HAPPENED j ONE NIGHT" j GARRICK I^7S I m NIGHT A Super Hindustani Thrillei. "CHEVROLET 1936" or "TOOFANI." Featuring Lahta Pawar, Madhev Kale and other famous stars. Knchantlng Songs! Beautiful Dancei!
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      359 8 yL 7 POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT I CAPITOL m-m 1 TRULY A GAY and MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT! I Skimming in Shimmering delight along Silvery Alpine i Slopes.. j s Lovelier stul as you ,isten: j j BB^' t TYRONE POWER j ICE Hn B 20TH CENTURY FOX 1 11.MS MOST MMlnwWllHMmr. fnH
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      97 8 JUST IMAGINE SIX FAMOUS BROADCABI JANCE BANDS GIGANTIC SPECTACLTAR FINALE! DOZENS OF STARS OF STAGE-SCREEN-RADIO IN A MINT MELODY, MIRTH AND JOY! J (PAVILION 6-15 9-15 TO-NICHT j I BUDDY SOGERS 1 He s croonin'for |BPw v 1 I Tri 1 Tunes |J\ i OPENS CAPITOL TO-MORROW 1 I THEATRE
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    LONDON TO PARIS IN AN HOUR
    142 9  -  By Air Mail London, Mar. 3. NEW high-speed air liners, capable of reducing the nresent London- t'uris journey time to approximately lie hour, are to be commissioned by Imperial Airways for the summer months. The distance from Croydon Airport Le Bourget Airport, Paris, is
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    42 9 Shortly before eight o'clock last night, fear-old Indian boy was knocked j a motor ear in Joo Chiat Place n to hospital in an unconscious He was suffering from severe injuries. The driver of the car is said to oe a Malay.
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    Tiny Type For A Tiny Man
    29 9 Pony rider Arthur Jefferies of London, 4 ft. 1 in. high, after his wedding to Miss Francis Sargent, 4 ft. 10 in. high.
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    STREET AFFRAY
    98 9 A Chinese woman was teased by a Chinese, in Smith Street last night. The woman resented his suggestions, pushed him off the cycle and punched him,, with the result that two onlookers ard he had "bloodstains" on their clothing. An excited crowd jostled along to the Kreta Ayer
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    "Jekyll And Hyde" Trapped By Woman
    453 9 RETURNS TO JAIL on information given by a woman, detectives in the North of England succeeded in trapping a sleek, mild-manner ed man whom they regarded a* a "Jekyll and Hyde" in the counterfeiting racket. The curtain fell on the coiner's extl ordinary exotoits
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    14 9 Reuter Wireless. London. Mar. 13. The late Mr. Ramsay Macdonald I t £25.000.—Reuter Wireless.
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    MARKET LIST
    520 9 l he Current Singapore Prices Singapore, Mar 11. MEAT steak (kati) *0 f stew or curry (kati) 35 billet steak (lb.) J' glutton, Australian (lb.) 40 button, Indian (lb.) Mutton, Malacca (ib.) Fork, lean (kati) k. lean and (1st quality» (kati) io POULTRY pons (locally reared) (kati) 55
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    FAREWELL TO AUSTRIA
    230 9 HITLER TELLS OF HIS "MISSION" Reuter. I.inz, Sundav. ITITLFR, speaking: from the front of the Town Hall, received a welcome. He thanked all those who test;lied l*y their presence that if. was not the wish o» a fe«e hut ot the whole German nation to found great
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    STILL HOPE
    62 9 Anglo-Irish Talks Hang In The Balance Reuter Wireless. London, Mar. 13. Mr. do Valcra returned to Dublin tur ight following the last of his discussion.» with British Ministers on Anglo-Eric trade matters, de Valera will now confer with his colleagues in Dublin. According to a member of de
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    51 9 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday. IfOH SAN, a Kwangsi Chinese, appeared 11 before the Police Magistrate, Commander J. c. Derrick and was charged that on or about March 5 at KamporiJ Bukit China did attempt to murder a Chinese woman, Hi Yu Mah. The -Jase was adjourned to March
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      86 9 STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL, GEYLANG. Classes from Infants to Senior Cambridge. FEES:—Lower Elementary $2.50; Higher Flementarv $4: Cambridge Classes *5 SPECIAL MATRICULATION EVENING CLASS has already commenced and is m prepress. Students wishing to sit for the next Exam, will be best advised to join up immediately. Fees for Five Subjects
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    72 10 Mr. Leo Chin Kiat parsed away peacefully at bis residence. No. 7. Lorong 20. Geylang Read. Singapore, at 10A0 a.m. i Sunday. 13th March. 1&38, aged r.3 He leaves behind an aged mother-in-law (Madam Chan Neo>, 2 sons (Loo Cheng Lim avd Loo Cheng Swee», 1 daughter-in-law
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
    40 10 Mr. and Mrs. Ee FOTg S'eng tender the r sincere thanks to those who sent wreaths and attended the funeral of their late son Eddie Ee Soon Hee and also tc the Officers and Scouts of the Tenth Troop.
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    970 10 gOMEWHAT mixed best describes the reception accorded lo the scheme designed by the Federated Malay States Government to bring about an amelioration of the conditions which have been created in the tin mining industry following the last trastic cut in the quota. In Selangor the proposal appears to
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    NOTES & COMMENTS NOT FOR CHILDREN?
    238 10 NOTES COMMENTS NOT FOR CHILDREN? EN a few weeks Singapore filmgoers will have the opportunity of seeing a fil m which has created more of a sensation in Hollywood circles than any other In the history of motion pictures. It s 'he feature-length production by Walt Disney of the fairy
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    ROAD LIGHTING
    259 10 AN several occasions in the past, the Tribune has drawn attention to the bad lighting of our streets, and it La encouraging to note that heads of Gov eminent departments are beginning to appreciate the need for completely overhauling our lighting system. A: Thursday's meeting o* the Rural
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    AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
    208 10 WING-COMMANDER a. Steele-Perkfe who is to be in charge of nix precaution* in Hongkong, told i Th bune in an interview on the ttanpurl that In his opinion the Importance of instructing the public In the matter of y JI these precaution; could not be overemphasised, n
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    CHINA'S CREDIT
    227 10 j Vl/ITH the war still raging In r I there is no little .'-peculation abroad as to whether or not the Chinese Gc\j ernment will be able to continue lulfhlIng her financial obligations on Ira:. secured in foreign countries, but the fact that last month an officii; Chinese
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    Topics Of The Day
    293 10  -  By "Looker On" AN T E about the old-fashioned wedding ring, it shows you haver'l been divorced since the style changed. W v w w An Ind an girl who claims to be a descendant of Sitting Bull recently obtained a lucrative film engagement. She is
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    Renounced Office In Cause Of Peace
    30 11 PX-PRESIDENT Wilhclm'Miklas is a gaTherintf in Vienna in honour of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, who are seated on either side of him.
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    20,000 Londoners Oppose Nazi Action
    106 11 Reuter. London, Mar. 13 MAZING scenes were ivitncssed in frafaigar Square when 20,000 tpU demonstrated against Hitler's invasion of Austria. The meeting unanimously massed i resolution urging the British Govnent to refuse to continue negotiations with Germany and Italy until the Gentian troops have With'
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    FLIGHT RECORD BID
    43 11 Reuter. Athens, March 13. 11>1 Bmadbeni, the Australian airman, who left Lvrmme yesterday morning at 3 o'clock, on an attempt to fly to Australia in ■Mter four days, arrived here yesterday and took off this mc.rning for Bt w ra.—Renter.
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    Franco's Men In Big Drive
    84 11 Reuter. Saragossa, Mar. 13. Nationalist advance on the Aragmi front is described here i> apparently becoming a walkover. area of 1,075 miles has been lap- in four days and the N ftionalist aiard i:: now only GO mil3S from the stalin coast. i are being
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    German Troops On Italian Frontier
    123 11 Reuter. Brenner Pass, Mar. 13. rpHE first motorised German troops arrived here at 1 p.m. led by the commander of an Alpine infantry regiment. Troops lined the road between the Austrian and Italian customs houses. The Commander and officers went to the Italian customs barrier
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    CELEBRATION IN BERLIN
    159 11 "Irrevocable" Events In Austria Reuter. Berlin, March 13. THE city is celebrating with good na* tured enthusiasm the march of German troops to Austria. Restaurants are full of excited diners toasting success to the undertaking. Although the Government is not officially organising demonstrations, various oolitical and other
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    CAROL TO TRAVEL
    43 11 Reuter. Bucharest, Mar. 13. THE Romanian Foreign Office stale that there has been no change in the plans for King Carol and Prince Michael to visit London on March 22. An earlier message said the visit had been cancelled —Reuter.
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    PRESIDENT MIKLAS RESIGNS OFFICE IN FAVOUR OF HITLER NAZI
    759 11 PLEBISCITE PROMISED ON APRIL 10 Reuter. Vienna, March 13. OBSIGNATION OF HERR WILHELM MIKLAS, PRESIDENT OF FEDERAL AUSTRIA, AT THE BEQUEST OF DR. SEYSSINQUART. THE HITLERITE NAZI WHO HAS SEIZED POWER IN AUSTRIA, tS THE LATEST DEVELOPMENT IN THE DRAMA BEING
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    CHANGES IN THE ARMY
    87 11 Reuter. Berlin, Mar. 13. HITLER has incorporated the Austrian Army in the' German Army and placed it under the command of General yon Beck. A Munich message say detachments of Austrian soldiers are moving into Germany. The first troops are en route to Munich, where they
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    Polar Explorer Dies On Thames Barge
    227 11 London, Mar. 14. jyjAJOR Frederick Jackson, arctic explorer and traveller, has died in London on a barge on the Thames which has been his home for the past year. Major Jackson was the man who was responsible for the rescue in 1896 of Nansen,
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    NEW TOY
    25 11 piELD MARSHAL Goering used his baton for the first time when he reviewed the forces on Air Force commemora tion day in Berlin.
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    Burgenland To Go Back To Hungary?
    96 11 Reuter. Budapest, Mar. 13. rpHE influence of the events in Austria is shown by a meeting hero of 5,000 Hungarian Nazis with a liberal display of swastikas. The speaker said Germany os a roof cf good faith ought to return to Hungary the Austrian
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    REORGANISATION
    51 11 Saar Nazi Chief For Austria Reuter. Berlin, March. 13. HITLER has commissioned the Regional Governor Buerkel of the Saar District to undertake the re-orga-nisation of thfr National Social'st Workmen's Party in Austria and as acting head of the Nazi Party to make preparations for the plebiscite on April 10.
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    25 11 "My Impressions of Australia" will be the subject of the Hon. Mr. S. W. R. Dias Bandaranaike's address to the Singapore Rotary Club this Wednesday
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    French Coalition Cabinet
    118 11 Reuter. Paris, Sunday. M. LEON Blum has formed his (iovernmrnt. composed Socialists and S« -lalist Radicals. M. Blum himself will be Premier; Minister for Finance, If. Datadier; vicePremier and Minister of Nationa" Defen. c. M. Paul Boncovo Foreign Affair-;, M. Camptnch-; Navy, M. Goy Lachombre; Air, M.
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    BRITISH CABINET STATEMENT
    156 11 Disturbing Effect On Peace Talks Reuter. London, Mar. 12. AT the conclusion of a hundred-minute meeting, the Cabinet issued an official statement from Downing Street, stating: "The Cabinet discussed events in Austria, and it was reported that a protest in the strongest terms had been made to
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    23 11 Reuter. Forty-seven persons were killed and 40 injured in an explosion at the Singareni coal-mines near here. Three Europeans are among the dead.—Reuter.
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    22 11 A Reuter message from New York records the death of Mr. Clarence Darrow, chairman of the U S. National Recovery review Board.
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    Siam's New Tin Quotas Proposed MINIMUM OF 41,000 TONS
    102 12 NEW PLANTING Reuter. London, Mar 13. A COMMUNIQUE on standard tonmges was issued to-day by the International Rubber Regulation Committee in which it is recommended that Siam shall be allotted the following basic quotas for the five years from 1939 to
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    CEYLON VISITOR TO MALAYA
    284 12 Minister For Local Administration Singapore, Monday. THE Hon. S. W. R. Dias Bandaranaike, son of Sir Solomon Dias Bandaranoike, K.C.M.G., Maha Mudaliyar for Ceylon, arrived to-day by the "Nieuw Holland." after representing Ceylon at the 150 th. anniversary celebrations in Australia. Mr. Bandaranaike is the Minister
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    NO INTERFERENCE WANTED
    215 12 Goering's Statement "SPRING OF UNITED GERMANY" Reuter. Berlin, Sunday. "tynO has the to interfere w hen Germans want to come closer to Ceimans?" asked General Goering, who is representing Hitler during the latter's absence from Benin m an address to a meeting at Opera House, commemorating Germany's
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    New China "Government" Sits
    253 12 Shanghai, Mar. 14. rpHE inauguration ceremony of the 1 Japanese Centra! China Government was held in secret without even an anncuncement of the date of its inauguration. Tor fear of being assassinated, the nominees of the new government often move about in strict secrecy and under
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    19 Death Sentences In Treason Trial
    292 12 Reuter. Moscow, Sunday. JILL the accused in the Moscow trial were sentenced to death except Ra- kovsky who is sentenced to 20 ye ar s, Plevney 25 years and Bessenov 15 years imprisonment. Bukharin, in a 90 minutes' speech, delivered ore of the most
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    CENTRAL BODY FOR EURASIANS
    94 12 (From Our Own Reporter Ipoh, Mar. 14. ATTEMPTS are being made to call a meeting of delegates of the Eurasian Associations In Malaya for the purpose of discussing the formation of a Malayan Eurasian Association, with headquarters In Kuala Lumpur. The proposed association will be run
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    EUROPEAN HURT IN CAR COLLISION
    248 12 Ambulance Had A Busy Day Singapore. Saturday. MR. R. Conibi. a Eurocean. was involved in a collision between two motorcars, occupied by Europe? ns. at the junction of Kampong Java Road and Thomson Road last night. The cars were slightly damaged. Mr. Combi haa a.
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    LIEUT. G. J. BRYAN
    71 12 Well-known Cricketer Returning To Spore LIEUT. G. J. Bryan, who scored many centuries in representative cricket locally when he was formerly stationed here is understood to be returning to Singapore. A member of the Kent County C.C., Bryan is also a first rate bowler and if
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    24 PAGES TO-MORROW
    11 12 To-morrow's Malaya Tribune will consist of 21 pages.
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    WOMAN INJURED
    59 12 Knocked Down By A Ricksha Singapore, Mondry. Shortly before 12 o'clock Inst night, a Chinese woman pedestrian was knocked down by a ricksha In North Bridge Road. She complained of severe pain over the left side of the chest. She had no external injuries but was extremely .hocked.
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    Luxury Liner In Port: Passengers Talk To The Tribune
    584 12 Singapore, March 14. AT daylight this morning, the 20,000-ton luxury liner, the Reliance, put into port with 200 tourist. on board. Amoa;; them was Mr. Eugene Cecil van Wyk, a noted lecturer and writer. Interviewed by a Tribune representative, Mr. van
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    BOYCOTT IN U.S.
    124 12 People Will Not Buy Japanese THAT there was a growing volume of sympathy with the Chinese in their present trouble with the Japanese, and that a boycott of Japanese goods was extending throughout the States, particularly in the West, where the resentment against Japanese action in China
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    JAPANESE SHOES
    192 12 Inferior Goods Not Wanted FORMERLY a director of the International Shoe Company, one of biggest shoe companies in the v. ore. with a daily output of 23.000 pairs j-hoes a day and a yearly turnover n over $90,000,000, Mr, H. S. Jamisov was a passenger on the "Reltanr
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    131 12 Raub, British. 573 tons, from X 13 3. to Kuantan 16.3. Mabella. Norwegian, CIO j& Samarinda 13.3. to Samarmc a Prachatiook, Siamese. 80S W" Ea 13.3. to Bangkok 16-* Kepong, British, 1.322 »ns f: kok 14.3. to Bangkok IT Z. Khoen Hoea, Date. CI Pontianak 14.3, to Pontianak
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    BRITAIN CANNOT FIGHT
    107 12 Singapore, Monday. "PREAT Britain is in no position to U fight: France can do nothing without Britain, so the Germans are left to do what they like in Austria." said Prof. Dr. C. Tauber, of Zurich. Switzerland, who arrived by the "Reliance" this morning. In addition to
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    ABOUT BEER
    154 12 Heard On Board Tht "Reliance' 5 "UTE shall stick to bottles so far a», my brewery is concerned I think that the use of tin for canning beer is still in the experimental stage."— Mr. J. Seiler, chairman of the board of directors of the Austrian Breweries. sjc
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    LIEUT. SIMPSON AND SULLIVAN SCORE CENTURIES INTERESTING FEATS IN WEEK-END CRICKET MATCHES
    753 14 AIRMEN BEAT CEYLONESE CRICKET CLUB PUT UP POOR SHOW AGAINST THE P.W.D. SPORTS CLUB ST. Andrew's Old Boys' team fared even worse than the school team did the previ. us week they visited Changi yesterday for a game
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    Time Saves R.A.F. At Seletar
    218 14 I TIME probably saved the R.A.F. from 1 defeat at Seletar yesterday, for they i I were 39 runs behind the S.C.C. score with only one wicket to fall, when j stumps were drawn. Scores: sec. C. H. Olivier b Brech 36 P. O'Neil Dunne
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    R.A.F. Beat Ceylon S.C.
    213 14 THE CeyJon Sports Club were defeated by 5 wickets by the Royal Air Force in a cricket match played at Balestier on Saturday. Scores: CEYLON S.C. V. Ambiavagar b Brcch 8 A. N. 6; Pillai c Smith b Newing 17 J. N. Fernando b Newing 7
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    S.R.C. Beat Khalsa
    289 14 Singapore, Saturday. PASSING the Khalsa Association score with four wicketa in hand, the S.R.C. continued to bat and finished up winners by 51 runs in a cricket match on the S.R.C. ground on Saturday. Choor Singh headed the visitors battir.g with 52 runs while on the Recs'
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    2ND DAY'S RACE WEIGHTS
    322 14 WEIGHTS for the second day of the Selangor Spring race meeting, be held in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, ?rc as follows: HOUSES, CLASS 4, DIV. 1, 9 FIRS. Curz«la f* Captain Ball J* 1 Spear of Sarawak Faicoi Veiku/a Wait-A-Bit WJ ShverJaw i"JJ Fair King Last
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    25 14 Blakan Mat! beat Pulau Brani at soccer in the Second Division of the S.A.F.A. League by (.or -.oil to ml ..a ''..ihiula at Blakan Matl
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    St. Andrew's Beat Anglo-Chinese
    241 14 Singapore, Saturday. PT. Andrew's School eleven defeated the V Anglo Chinese School team at cricket on the Stamford Read ground this ..tternoon by 32 runs. S'corcs: ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL Hoosainsah cA. Singh b Hon Hing 25 H D. Lewis run out 0 T. Sullivan c D.
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    England Beat Scotland
    36 14 Reuter. London, March 12. IN the amateur soccer intern i Lonal match played at Hampden Park to-day, England defeated Scotland, by five goals to twa tor the first time at Hampden Park.— Reuter.
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    GARRISON GOLF
    102 14 D. H. Palmer Wins March Competition THE March stroke competition of the Garrison Golt Club, played at TangUn on Saturday and Sunday, resulted in a win for D. H. Palmer with a net score of 60. The following were the best returns: D. H. Palmer 72—12=60 C. N.
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    Open Golf Champion Of Japan
    266 14 Exhibition At The Island Club A LARGE crowd of golf r: >i followed with keen interest the exhibition match, over iu hoi; a' the Island Club's course at Thar. Hone yesterday, between Chick S. Chin, open golf champion of Japan, partnered by s. N. Kelly,
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    League Champions Heading For Div II? HOME SOCCER LEAGUES
    1408 15 THE TABLES Relegation Issues In Abeyance from their F.A. Cup sixth snfl triumph over the reihie Yoik City, Ituddcrsficld mi re humbled when they 1 I arilmi on Saturday for i,, fixture, the home side ,8 by four clear goals. playing
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    THIRD DIVISION SOCCER
    198 15 DISPLAYING tetter combination and good ball control, the Singapore Harbour Board defeated a Ceylon Sports Clubs team by 3—o in the Third Division of the 3.A.F.A League at Cantonment Road on Saturday. Kicking off, the Ceylonese took the play to the other end and finished it outside
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    Olympic Games Decision
    33 15 Reuter. Cairo, Mar. 14. THE International Olympic C*Hgn ss adopted a resolution allowing the Winter Games to be allotted to a country other than that holding the Summer Games. —Reuter.
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    S. CMn, open goK champion of Japan (Tribim?).
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    R.A.F. BEAT THE S.C.C. SIX-ONE
    211 15 THE Royal Air Force played the S.C.C. 1 in a return friendly soccer match at Seletar on Saturday and won an interesting game by six goals to one. Tne SrmeTdUplayed much batter combinMion and every time they attacked, they looked like scoring. For the first
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    SOCIAL GOLF
    319 15 Keppel Beat Island Club THE social match between the Island Club and Keppel Golf Club. p.layed yesterday, over the course of Keppel Golf Club resulted in a win for the Keppel team by 9 r 2 to l 2Scores Scores (Island Club names first): B H Chua <13>
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    S.C.C. Lawn Bowls
    153 15 THE following is the draw in the lawn bowls tournament. E. R. Maples and F. H. Brooks (phis 3) v. W. Holley and R. G. Wilson (plus G>. H. Cild and H. BJStevens (plus 4) v. E. H. Coleman and F. W. Peachy (plus s>. V. J.
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TOURNEY
    495 15 H. KAMIS, Singapore Malay champion, beat N. S. Wise, the S.C.C. champion, by (I—4, 3—6. 6—o. in the V.M.C.A. tennis tournament on Saturday. The Ue produced sparkling tennis except for the last set. when Wise was outmanoeuvred. T. Aizawa, Japanese champion, clinched his unfinished tic with 14.
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    INDO-CEYLONESE
    92 15 Championship Tennis Tournament AN All-Malayan Indo-Ceylonese tennis championship meeting is to be held in Kuala Lumpur during the Easter holidays from Apr. 15 to Apr. 18. Entries close on Apr. 2. and applications should be addressed to the tournament secretary, P. O. Box No. 379, Kuala Lumpur. Events and
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    How Grand National Favourite's Owner Was Killed CHASING TRAGEDY AT DERBY
    438 16  -  MR. L. THOMAS Broke Neck In Fall At Harrington (Bv Air Mail London. EVERYONE in Britain and France who has an interest in chasing or hunting learned with deep regret of the fatal accident to Mr. Hugh Lloyd Thomas
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    Royal Mail's New Owner
    77 16 Reuter. London, Mar. 13. nOYAL Mail, joint favourite for the Grand National, was publicly auctioned after the first race to-day and was purchased by Mrs. Evans, formerly Camille Clifford, -the original Gibson Girl of the picture postcard. Favourite for the 6,500 guineas, the horse is remaining
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    HOME RUGBY
    109 16 County Championship Final Result Reuter. London. Mar. 12. TKD-DAYS principal rugby fixtures re- suited as follows: Army 9, Territorial Army 17. Bath 6. Neath 14. Birkenhead Park 20, Rosslyn Park 12. Coventry 19, Richmond 10. Gloucester 6, Royal Air Force 10. Guy's Hospital 0, Bedford 11. Harlequins 6,
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    F. & N. SPORTS MEETING
    289 16 F. N. SPORTS MEETING FRASER Neave Sports Club held an athletic sports meeting on their ground yesterday, and at the conclusion, prizes were distributed by Mrs. T. J. A. Green. Results were as follows:— Champion Athlete: Low Siak Chean. 100 yds.: Low Seak Oman (11 sec), A. Hamid. 3-legged Race:
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    35 16 Reuter Wireless. London. Mar. ;3. J T. Holden. Tipton Harriers, won the English cross-country chamoionsMo over ten miles at Racing in 55 38 45. Miteham won the team championship with 94 roints.—Reuter Wireless.
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    POLICE BEATEN
    234 16 R.A.M.C. Win By Three Goals IN the Third Divis on match played at Thomson Road on Friday, the R.A.M.C. defeated the Police by four goals to one. The Medicals were slow in settling down and this resulted in Mohamed weaving his way through the defence to pass to
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    Rain Curtails Game At Balestier
    218 16 THE cricket match between the Ceylon Sports Club and the Indian Association played at Balestier yesterday ended In a draw. Owing to a heavy shower that fell early in the afternoon the match started rather late and had not been completed when time intervened. The
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    Baer's Come Back
    31 16 Reuter. New York, Sunday. MAX Baer has accepted terms for a a world title fisht in September with the winner of the Louis-Sch-meling contest scheduled for June. —Reuter.
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    Rugby International At Swansea
    307 16 Ireland Beaten By Wales Swansea, March 1„> IN the international rugby mittii played at Swansea on Satuni before a crowd of 10.C00 Wa.t. i, feateJ Ireland by 11 points to f-v, Legge of Newport replaced Jen,.: suffered from a bruised knee. Ireland kicked off. Wales s
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    Teachers Play S.C.C. XI
    205 16 Singapore, Satu AN S.C.C. eleven played a drawl with the Singapore Teachers' A ciation at Raffles College on Batui Scores: TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION B. Dudley b Tufnell P. Ratnasabapathy c Lee b Ji i T. E. K. Retnam b Tufnell H. N. Balhetchet c Wilmot b Tufnell
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    PLOT THAT FAILED
    143 17 Hanged Himself To Frighten His Wife Valenciennes. When M. Auguste van Dam of the town of Conde, near here, told his iriends that he was going to feign to commit suicide In order to bring back home the wife who had left him. all ot them laughed.
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    94 17 Record Profit Of £8 000 In Barbados Barbados. A profit Of £8 000 has been made on the sale of Coronation Stamps here, nee their issue on May 12 constituting a record for the sale of a commemorative issue in this colony. The £8.000 reprer.?nts the profit made
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    89 17 Moscow. The US S R. Academy of Sciences is sending five expeditions to the Crimea, Soviet Armenia, and the Republics cf Central Asia to search for an appropriate site for the erection of a large astrophysical observatory in the south of the Soviet Union. Orders for powerful lefiectors,
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    "ICE FLOE HEROES"
    89 17 Special Stamps To Be Issued In Their Honour Moscow. New stamps are to be issued here In honcur of the Soviet north polar expedition, according to an announcement from the People's Commissariat of Postal and Electrical Communications The four members of the expedition —Papanin, the leader, Krenkel,
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    TWO RINGS FOR MUSEUM
    95 17 From Mother Of Duchess Of Kent Athens. Princess Helene of Greece, widow of Prince Nicholas and mother of the Duchcss of Kent, has presented two gold rings of the Byzantine period to the Byzantine museum here. The presentation has been made in memory cf Prince Nicholas
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    "KEEPING IT IN THE FAMILY"
    85 17 New Delhi. Keeping it in ihe family" is evidently the motto of the Mohmand tribe on the North-West Frontier. Following the death recently of th. Haji ot Turangzal (who was notoriousl;, anti-British) a jirga (gathe ing ol tribesmen met and endorsed tne wish expressed by
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    SUN YAT SEN'S ANNIVERSARY
    159 18 Mausoleum Held By Japanese Shanghai, Mar. 12. TO-DAY being the thirteenth anniversary of the death of Dr. Sun Yat Sen. the Father of the Chinese Republic, the whole staff of the Chinese Central Government paid homage to the late leader from a distance, the mausoleum in
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    j What f&adsihA Gte, Smjwj^ r — — — APPOINTMENTS FOR MALAYS
    69 18 j What f&adsihA Gte, Smjwj^ r APPOINTMENTS FOR MALAYS Should Ma-jong be played by women for money stakes? Arguments, for and against, are advanced by readers to-day, the concensus of opinion appearing to be that objection should not be taken to moderate stakes being played for. We welcome intelligent letters
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    GAMBLING EVIL
    435 18 'To tht Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir—Referring to A.H.M.'s letter in your paper of Mar. 10 on the subject of "Appointments for Malays". I cannot help thinking that Ivs views are unnecessary apart from being one sif**d and selfish. In the first place, the Government's advertisement for a Settlement
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    10 CENTS PER 1000
    222 18 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune} Sir. —Your correspondent "Worried Husband" also has my 100 per cent, sympathy. He should try the suggestion made by "Ma-Jong Leg." that is to ask his wife to invite her friends to a Ma-Jong party at home. Tins also
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    UNHAPPY HOMES
    123 18 'To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune'Sir.- I really feel very sorry for "Worried Husband", who is unable to stop his wife from gambling. I think you j should give advise to these foolish women gamblers who. because of gambling, have such unhappy homes. I have seen mothers
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    WASTING TIME
    102 18 'To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir.—It is most surprising to read the article written by Ma-Jong Leg." I quite agree that a game of skill need not necessarily be classified as "gambling." Were it not for the high stakes, however, I am sure he would not
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    CYCLE DYNAMO LAMPS
    192 18 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribunt) Sir, —I wish to draw attention to the use of dynamo lamps on bicycles, which in my opinion are a source of danger both to pedestrians and all traffic. The defect in these lamps is that there is no uniform
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    LIGHTING AT PAYA LEBAR ROAD
    114 18 (To the Editor o/ the Malaya Tribuvr) Sir, —I notice from your paper that bukit llmah Road is to have better lighting in the near future. May I draw the attention of the authorities re the lighting of Paya Lebar Road where there is no
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH
    362 18 Progress In Practically All Directions THAT research is more and more ap. predated by British industrialists is shown by the steady growth in the size and scope of research work indjcated by the annual reports of the Department of Scientific and Industrie Research. The latest report of
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    DISHONOUR AMONG THIEVES
    104 18 Cairo. Despite the letter from a prominent Cairo pickpocket to an Egyptian paper promising; that he and his colleagues would refrain from picking ncckets during the recent Royal Wedding celebrations, the temptation affo--ded by the vast crowds assembled in the capital proved too great for some of
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      518 18 RECOVERED FROM ULCERATED STOMACH Mrs. Norman is a happy woman these days. She might well be, afler all she has been through. I feel I must write to you," says Mrs. Norman, about the way I have recovered from ulcerated stomach and gastric trouble. For years I have suffered, tried
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    CHINA BENT ON RESISTANCE
    858 19 SELF-HELP J t Mere Determined As War Continues Shanghai. j t SPITE tremendous odds, despite sacrifices already made, <•iininaratively minor intera] material assistance, six of Japanese invasion finds tire Chinese nation and her •i tei mined to resist the inunti! final victory is achieved. to the
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    "EVERY MAN MUST KILL A RAVEN"
    166 19 Dardanelles Governor's Order Istanbul. "EVERY man between the age;- of 18 and 50 must produce the body of B dead raven." This order has been issued by the Governor of Tekirdat'h, in the Dardanelles Zone. It takes effect as from February 15 and any
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    QUIET SESSION
    193 19 Deaf-Mutes' Libel Action Paris. A LIBEL action by deaf-mutes against a deaf-mute—this was the quietest court session Paris has ever known. The suit was brought by Mmc Baliraud, and Mm. Omnes t and Hubert, against M. Ruben Alcais,, manager of "The Deaf-Mutes Gazette", because in reporting a legal
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    WORLD'S LARGEST TIN DREDGER
    79 19 Attempt To Salve Gold From Wreck 'From Our Own Correspondfnt) London, Mar. 2. THE world's biggest tin dredger, the Karimata, of Billitons has just been launched at the .shipyards of J and X Smit at Kinderdyk. Before being taken to the N.E.J, th? dredger is to
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    REPUBLICANS' TANK LOSSES
    78 19 San Sebastian. During nine months of 1937 the Republicans lost 197 tanks, in the Spanish War, according to figures > officially published here. Of the total 26 were burned, 27 captured and 144 rendered useless November provided the best hag v ith 29 rendere useless and 15
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    USEFUL B. P. ANNIVERSARY GROUP
    74 20 Group photograph taken at the anniversaiv dinner of the Useful Badminton Party at the Tai Tong Restaurant, New World. (Tribune). Dr. Mohamed Salleh, who returned to Singapore after years study in England and Scotland. He is taking up an appointment in the Johore Medical Servicetribune).
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