Malaya Tribune, 24 March 1938

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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya s National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. -No. 70. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Thursday, Mar. 24, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      74 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING !TRIBUNE SINGAPORE, PENANG, KUALA LUMPUR, MALACCA, IPOII, MEDAN. wp X 21A. j >7 HEMTHy BABX 1 i Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It Con- j tains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby J j Specialists Recommend. Be Sure You
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      175 1 QUICK NEW STRENGTH AFTER ILLNESS After a severe kllnen you feci 10 weak, you often despair of ever letting your strength back. Especially after operations, or wasting and other diseases, that affect your digestion the thought of food is distasteful Yet you must rebuild your body you must have highly
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      27 1 Read The SUNDAY tribune; Dominant I In Malaya I I I sole agents: kXjSEr TON'AIj I\»I*AI.ITY < J SEASON CO.. |/Ip. i I 115, North Br dge !?<»•.•.I.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES
    777 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES HEROIC RESCUES REWARDED Jardine, Mathesons Show Appreciation Of Help Shanghai. IN the presence of a number of members of Messrs. Jardine's staff, and ethers, includir-g Lieul -Comdr. A. S. D Ryder, Naval Staff Officer, presentations were made by Mr J. it Keswick in the board room of
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    121 2 Arrived in Singapore from N.E.I, by KNILM plane "PK-AFK" on Mar. 22:— Mr. Tan Hin Hi, Mr. den Hertog, Mr. Stubbs, Mr. Eichholtz, Mr Bill From N.E.I, by KLM plane "Ibis" on Mar. 22:—Mr. H. Cochet, Mr. R. W van Duinen. From Europe, India and Penang by
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      447 2 «TEAMEK BATUNG& and BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). X r. a s. n. co.s sailings. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S*pore. 1938. REHAR 0.000 In por< 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 ItANCHI 17,000
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      534 2 j M. B. K. j I KOKUSAI LINE j j (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) t J (Incorporated in Japan). For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). Due. Due. Sailing Due. Penang Spore Spore via. New York Sms KANO MARU Apr. 29 May 3 Jun. 18 \ms KIYOSUMI MARU May 18
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      141 2 LNDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., (Incorporated 1b England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and tm Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy. Chefo, Tientsin, Newchwamg, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, act. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Arr. Sails. SUISANG In port To-day
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      464 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng MEONIA 29-3 29-3 30-3 1-4 ALSIA 19-4 19-4 20-4 21-4 RORINGIA 10-5 10-5 11-5 12-5 FIONIA
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      430 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDErTSCHER LLOYD (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. "POTSDAM" omits North China Apr. l s.s. ISAR, omits Manila and Japan Apr. 3 "AACHEN" omits Manila Apr 2 "GNEISENAU" omits North China May <j
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    Japanese Allegations Refuted
    301 3 Shanghai. JAPANESE allegations that the Shanghai Municipal Council is responsible for the chaotic conditions in the International Settlement and that as a result the Japanese had been forced to send armed bluejackets to protect Japanese civilians and property are strongly refuted by the influential Biitish-owned and edited
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    Japanese Demands On Settlement Said Unfair
    378 3 Shanghai. W IIILK Japanese demands for increased representation on the International Shanghai Municipal Council, which administers the International Settlement, may have some basis, their wide implications, which call for virtually full control of the Settlement, certainly do not. states the British-owned and edited "North-China
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    WOUND IN THROAT
    107 3 Tamil's Death Still A Mystery 'From Our Own Correspondent) Teluk Anson, Wednesday. nlJYSTERY still surrounds the death of 1 a middle-aged Tamil labourer named Pcriasamy who was found dead with a gaping wound in the throat in the back portion of a Tamil eating-shop at King Street.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    126 3 Singapore, Mar. 24. ShiDfl alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Hong Peng 20. Sheers Whart (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharl (Entrance Gate 2) Kaisar-I-Hind 18; Clytoneus 14; Beha r 0; Borneo Maru 7. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2> Sllversandal
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    MARKET LIST
    521 3 The Current Singapore Prices MEAT Singapore, Mar. 18. Beef steak kali) 40 Beef stew or curry (kali* 35 Fillet ssteak (lb.) 55 Mutton, Australian (lb.) 40 Mutton, Indian (lb.) Mutton, Indian lib.) Mutton. Malacca (lb.) Pork, lean (kati) 46 Pork, loan and fat (1st quality) tkati) 36 POULTRY
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      625 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for ihe following materials or service. For particulars sec Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing. Advertising rights on hoarding at Kallang Gas Works, racing Kallang Road, 12 noon, 28th March, 1038. Supply of Tipping Wagons delivered to Alexandra Road
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      673 3 PUBLIC NOTICES MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF a valuable piece of lard, situate at Klebang Kechil, Malacca, (by the seaside, at the 3rd. milestone), together with the buildings thereon erected and known as No. 1972, Klebang Kechil, Malacca. To be sold by public auction at our saie-room, No. 17, First Cross Street,
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      579 3 POSITIONS VACANT JUNIOR male typist wanted by Eurc pean mercantile house, shorthand ential. Write Box No. 114, co Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED— Chinese Salesman experie iced in prevision lines, perfumeries, etc. Must have thorough knowledge of local and markets. Only fully exnerienced man required. Good prospects for right man. Apply
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      244 3 WE STOCK SELL MORE WATCHES than any other Firm in Malaya and Far East. We can always sell lower. Good values are obtainable in all lines of watches we stock. 1 ENQUIRIES invited from all i markets. I j 'PHONE 3785 Write or Call at B. NASSIM SONS, 381, North
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    162 4 Prices Realised At Sales Y esterday I IT the Singapore Chamber of Com- merce Rubber Associations 1.374th auction held on Mar. 23. there were: Catalogued 1,396,312 lbs—tons 623.35 Offered 900,139 lbs—tons 401.85 Sold 860,175 lbs.—tons 384.01 Spot London 6 5 a d. New York 13i/ 2 c
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    108 4 London. Mar. 23. Pnris 162 9 16 New York 4.96 3 3 Montreal 4.98 5 p Brussels 29.50 V 4 Geneva 21.63 3 4 Amsterdam 8.97v 4 Milan 94 5 16 Berlin V/TIVa Prague I** 1 16 Belgrade 216 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.42 Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26 1
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    434 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Mar. 23. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tom Easy Steady Spot Buyers J 5 M _516 seller* ftQlfi «ia —5<16 Ist Forward (April) Buyers J J£ 5 1 6 Sellers 5 11 16 _516 2nd Forward (May) Buyers I* 1R fi3o —5 16 Sellers {"X
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    GREAT CAUTION IN THE MARRETS
    702 4 MESSRS. Fraser and Co.. In their weekly market report, states: The past week has been full of excursions and alarums and generally business conditions have deteriorated. This deterioration has not been rapid but very gradual and very definite. When one sums up the incidents which
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    PRODUCE
    185 4 Singapore, Mar. 23. P. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $153 R. <Siam» W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $152 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $148 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $205 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $187 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $177 Siam
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    Ulu Benut Pays 6 Per Cent
    1032 4 Year's Profit Of $43,719 Singapore, Wednesday. Till: annual meeting of L'lu Benut Consolidated Rubber Co Ltd., was held to-day with the Hon Dato S. Q. Wong in the chair. In his address the chairman said: The directors' report and accounts j for the year
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    96 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Wednesday noon Buyers, Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FOB. Mar.) 21'/« 21 1 i Good F.A.Q in bales (F. 0.8. March) 20 ,j h 20. No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-lco?e> (awardable Spore» 2(P 4 20' i do. April 2l«* 21*4 do.
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    45 4 The "Conte Biancamano" is due in Singapore at 3 p.m. to-morrow, from Shanghai, Hongkong, and Manila. She will berth at the S.H.B. wharf and 1« expected to sail again at 7 p.m. on the ::ame day for Colombo, Bombay, Ma.saua, Port Said, Naples and Genoa.
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      563 4 V 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 4844 General Mt-nager SSIS Accountant 802« Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd., J Irving Trust
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    873 5 Quotation By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Mar. 23, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. Am pat Tin 3 6 4i.isam Kumbang 28i- 301Austral Malay 42 6 47 6nom Ayer Hitam 20- 21-xd Ayer Weng 0.55 0.65 Bangrin Tin 20 6 21 6 Batu Selangor 1.30
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    356 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. i Singapore, Thursday. WE 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:— DOW-JONES AVERAGES. Yesterday's To-day's Close.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    351 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Mar. 23, 5 p.m. Total for Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date TIN: A. Hitam Tin 15% Int. less tax Mar. 8 Mar. 28 Mar. 7 65% Burma Malay 6d. Div. Mar. 24 Mar. 31 Mar.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    230 5 >% Maynard Co., Ltd $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 ya SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 102 lU ty.,% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 108 liU t%% 1909 red 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30........
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    172 5 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Mar. 24. MINING. Tin three months £184.0.0 I'Adown 30-, Spot £183.10 0 down 35---tnd New York 41 1 a cts. down »4 cent The fall in the pricjes of Malaya's primary commodities are the chief factors in innuencing conditions to-day, with
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    TIN
    16 5 Singapore, March 24The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $91 (down fft).
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    RUBBER
    17 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 20 (down Sellers 20M; (down
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    French Loan For Defence
    62 5 Reuter. up Paris, Mar. 22. titib Cabinet has approved two finance bills under which the Bank )f France will make advances of £50 millions Treasury wiU receive £31 milIt is believed the remainder will be allocated to the recently established autonomous defence funds bills which are
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    314 5 Singapore, Mar 24 MINING Buyers Sellers unpat 36 4i Ayer Hitam 21 22 3xd Bangrins 21 22 Batu Selangor 1.37 142 Chanderiangs 15 ig Hongkong Tin 18 19 c d Hong Fatts 1.04 108 Idris Hyd. 4 9 5 i 6 Tpoh Tin 24 1
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    OLDFIELD'S EXIT FR OM TEST CRICKET
    536 5 WICKET-KEEPER GOES OUT IN HIS GLORY DERT Oldfield Australia's great wicketkeeper, has gone out of Test cricket in his glory, with friends everywhere acclaiming his class, the art in his wicket-keeping, the ma chless rhythm of his movement. The Test career of the successor
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    MISS HARTIGAN
    193 5 Going To Wimbledon On Her Own RfflSS Joan Hartigan, surprise omission from the women's tennis team tc go abroad this year, will make the trip t play at Wimbledon. She will not travel with the team at sr.y stage, travelling purely as a private individual. Miss Hartigan did
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    EXCHANGES
    23 5 True following are the exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong ana Shanghai Banking Corporation.
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    SELLING
    102 5 Singapore, Mar. 24. London T.T. 2 o 25 32 London demand 2 3 29 3 J Lyons demand 1887 Switzerland demand 250 3 4 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 57 11 1C Montreal demand 57 7 s Batavia demand 104' ;5 Samarang demand 103 7 8 Calcutta, Bombay
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    BUYING
    85 5 London T.T. 2 4 IIM London demand 2 4 3 32 London 30 days' sight 2 4 1 London 60 days' sight 2 4», London 3 months' sight 214 5132 f .ondon 4 months' sight 2 4 5 32 New York demand ?8 l i New York 90 d
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      217 5 S. E LEVY 6 CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore i Investment Bankers and Brokers fn Securities and Com-moditin* I uuiiy Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service* Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK
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      146 5 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last Night Max. Bright Mm. Stations. Temp. R'fall S'shine Temp. o F. Ins. Krs. 0 F. WEST COAST Alor Star 87 0.28 3.2 72 Bayan Lepas (Perangi 84 1.10 2.7 74 Sitiawan 88 0.24 5.0 73 B. Jeram 88 0.02 9.4 73 Malacca
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    147 6 Mails expected from Europe (London Parcel Mails) by the Clytoneus due at .Singapore to-day. Mans expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (X.L.M.) to-day. Deliveries oi ooxholders' letters only 5.30 p.m. tot'ay and general delivery of letters and parcels 8.*5 a.m. respectively to-morrow. Mans expected norn x pan by
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    24 6 The s.s. Barentsz for Java &c. Mails orevicusiy announced as closing at 3 p.m. yesterday will now close at 4 p.m. to-day.
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    34 6 The Air Mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on Mar. 16 was delivered in London yesterday. The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Mar. 18 was delivered in London on Mar. 22.
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    CHANGES AT BISLEY
    56 6 Mar. 23. A more difficu": type of target will be used this year in the Army Rifle Association's matches at Bisley. The new target, which is designed to deceive the eye of the firer, corresponds more closely to battlefield conditions, and is without a bulls-eye or other
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    237 6 SPORT The Tides:—2.s6 a.m., 7 ft. 9 ins.; 4.36 p.m., 6 ft. 1 in. Fcotball: S.A.F.A. League, Div. I. RE. v. S.R.C., Anson Road Stadium; Div II H.M.S. Terror v. Moravia S.C., S.R.C.; Div. 111, V.M.C.A. v. S.C.C. 11, S.C.C; Business Houses League, Heap Eng Moh
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    SINGAPORE'S PLACE IN RUBBER CONTROL
    1596 6 LOCAL OPINION NEEDED BY I. R. R. C. Singapore, Wednesday. CONDITIONS in America and international unrest cannot alone be held responsible for the present disappointing price of th commodity,' said Mr. C. A. I!are, the President ol the Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, in
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    JAPANESE FORBID LANDING OF BEANS
    174 6 Shanghai. THE Japanese military authorities at Nanking hate been severely criticised by neutral observers for their stubborn refusal to pernyt the landing of 100 tons of beans, shipped by watei to the former capital ny forrien relief workers to be used in feeding refugees there
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      188 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A l TO-NIGHT i I Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. j DINNER DANCE (formal) j I 'MS to midnight j S POPULAR COMEDY CABARET DANCERS S I JUNE COLLETT j HILARIOUS BURLESQt E ENTERTAINMENT Non-diners $1.00 x J .IFIES ORCHESTRA directed by DAN HOPKINS. I f
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      442 6 CLUB DIARY Ruud 011 ,0 CWat "H iyin Jovbtlls 8.P.: Ist quarterly general' [There are numerous Clubs in binga- >Tiee t in g M r Koh Kirn Swee's residence, 7: re members of which are retiders of ~2 6 k _q V u Road, 7.30 p.m. the "Malaya Tribune." This
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      534 6 I POSTAL 1«i TELLIGEXCi: i STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE D T™ l, d China generally o Hoihow Tilawa Mar 24 1 p.m Hongkong Tilawa' 24 .-.den < Parcels only) Rohna 24 n p Africa East Xhandalla 24 3 p.m. Burma Khandalla 24 3 p.m. India:—East, North and
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    ELEVEN BURGLARIES IN ONE NIGHT
    46 7 A f Krems I owcr Au-lria, hrs been «nUn.-ed in o, nfht Seni,Ude lie had been released only a few A*. previno,-* from fi aol, and had already oroken into other houses before committing the thefts for which he was arrested
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    IT MUST BE GOOD
    48 7 rpHESE ::re the crowds ouuide the Rosy Cinema, in New York. the world's largest cinema, at the first showing of the full-length coloured symphony "Snow Whi c" mad? by Wall Disney, on its way to Singapore now, and ghOuld be showing here next mv>r,lh.
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    CENTAUR US COMPLETES LONG FLIGHT
    143 7 THE IMPI RIAL Un ft: taxboat, the n Jam us' had now competed a 10,101 miles survey flight from 5 to Australia, New Bcaland. snfl bark. After crossing the Tasman Sea lo New Zealand, and returning t<> Sydney, the *Centauras' paid visits to Melbourne, Adelaide,
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    Pebble On The Beach
    18 7 pretty -starlet" in Hollywood (....(it he* tap-d v a here us pleasant and sunny.
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    Cabaret Girl In Divorce Suit
    517 7 DECREE NISI FOR WIFE Singapore, Wednesday. MISS Liiy Ch-iig, alias Cheng Hui Chun, a young Chinese cabaret girl, employed at the Happy World Cabaret, was cited as the co- respondent in a divorce ?:uit heard by Mr. Justice Home in the High Court to-day, when
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    SINKING OF JAPANESE WARSHIP IS CONFIRMED
    364 7 Hankow. THE staking in December fatal or the :*".000-ton battleship Mitsu. fh- r;* r!e of the j*pfciie*e m try, which crave r's? to many conflicting report* fe corfirmod hv r person who is connected with that epochmakfii* event. Only twa ChißC c pilots and
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    AIR LINES PLAN "INCLUSIVE" TOURS
    262 7 VUIjIIL a good ntailf neoplr,' Ihnughts are already turning to what kind of holiday they will be enjoying during 1938. airway traffic experts are busy with plans for giving effect to the decisions of the recent conference in Berlin of tfc? International Ail Traffic Association.
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      272 7 I your teeth to-day? If you use a solid dentifrice, try I Sales Representative I A. T. Gillespie, P.O. Box 217, Singapore j What a J fbonny boy! Sleeps well, gains well, looks 1 j wcll-that's the SCOTT'S 'xf M Emulsion baby! However %^IBM^^^MMNm he s t ed ~scoTT*s ipSJw
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      558 8 j 4 GRAND STARS in a new TODAY j DARING M.G.M. comedy hit! CAPITOL CAN BE SAVAGELY M-G-M's STAR STUDDED ROMANTIC SMASH! Mimi Swift was a Social Register beauty J J but she fought with the fury of a tigress to M *"^lrJk c ove dnot^ier woman ha«l stolen! 5^
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      89 8 HILARIOUSLY, DELIRIOUSLY, DELIGHTFUL! jjfiftv' l»\VILIO\ 6-15 915 To-Night 4% j BARBARA STANWYCK HERBERT MARSHALL j in RKO RADIO'S SCREAMINGLY FUNNY ROUGH f HOUSE ROMANTIC COMEDY I "BREAKFAST FOR TWO" i i CLENDA FARRELL ERIC BLORE l DOING THEIR BEST TO STOP THE SLAUGHTER OF THE LOVE BIRDS IN THE FASTEST
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      149 8 I A GRAND COMEDY j TnEY OPENS TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-l5j CLEAN at the ALHAMBRAi" S THE NOT TO BE MISSED!!! jtown 4» WITH X When the two most dim-witted jßPflr a zomes out of the nut house start LAUGHS! I two-man crime wave, get set to laugh and lough ..and
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    LOW WORK
    25 9 imSmJ? h eh Badminton Championships Gee, (akin s a r„„ shot wh"n iSSfWZ Photo shows Miss M. LocKing in the Ladies Doubles Handicap.
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    JAPANESE NAVY vs. CHINESE ISLANDERS
    333 9 hi LOSS the bay from the Chungshan district, where Dr Sun Vat Sen «a. born there lies the small inland of Chi-ow Cs x hundm people used to live on the island: most of them werV fishermen At the beginning of the year, the Japanese
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    "SKYSCRAPER" FOR LEEDS
    156 9 <"By Air Mail) Leeds. Yorkshire. Mar. 9. A skyscraper" of 23 storeys, surmounted by a 55-foot tower, is to be erected in the centre of the city here, if plans now deposited with the corporation are approved. These plans will come before the Leeds Improvements Committee for
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    U.S.A. "ANTIFASCIST" POLICY
    325 9 Washington. THE Government of the United States is embarked on a policy of bringing North and South America together and various means are being taken to this end. Although denying that this policy is a counter-attack on Fascist propaganda in South America, Government officials have admitted that
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    SPACE SAVING FOR MODERN FLATS
    392 9 gIX di al-purpose rooms, designed by students of the London School of Z, Interior Decoration and it* eommtrcfe] studio, the London De iltn Centre, and carried out hi collaboration with wel -known fnrni hin" firms, gi be a timely feature at the Daily MaH'' ffl"
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    Breeding Ground For China's Army
    340 9 THE province of Anhwei is the birthplace of many military leaders in the present-day China. Even the ordinary people are very good fighters, and there are untold number 01 small arms distributed among the populace. Immediately following the fall of Nanking, the Japanese were faced
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    HOW AIR PASSENGERS AMUSE THEMSELVES
    132 9 APROPOS the reference to catering en n Empire airways, a flying-boat steward was asked the other day how his passengers amuse themselves up in the air, in the intervals between meals 'They never seem dull." was his answer. "There is so much to interest them
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    19 9 Mr. H. E. Fareclough, Engineer, Shum Yip r Le H onf i returned from leave a^d^sume" 1 lutt. J
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    60 10 Friends and relatives are'reminded that the funeral of the late Mr. Low Peng Soy, the beloved father of Low Kee Phuan, Kee Choc, Kee Ngiap, Kee Seng, Kee Pow and others, will take place on Sunday, the 27th of March. The cortege will proceed from 73, Emerald
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    LABOUR SHORTAGE
    644 10 JT is frequently suggested in the world press that the real reason why the dictators of Europe are continually meddling in the affairs of other nations and keeping international tension near to breaking point is that they cannot afford to allow the thoughts of their people to dwell
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    HAWKERS AGAIN ON STRIKE AT MALACCA
    297 10 'From Our Oun Correspondent) Malacca, Wednesday. THE perplexing, hawker problem of Ma--1 lacea took a new and dramatic turn to-day TMt unrest among the hawkers r'aardinc the aiwed vigorous drive them by the authorities is st n nt enw i pv -l nc-n 1
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    DRIVER FINED
    96 10 Negligence In Charge Of Lorry Singapore, Wednesday. CHU TIAN HOCK, a Hokkien Chinese, was fined $10 by Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Judge, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of driving a motor lorry in a negligent manner at the junction oi Scrangoon Road and Boon Keng
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    SOCIAL WORK IN CARDIFF
    57 10 London. Wednesday. Queen Mary is making a private visit to Cardiff neighbourhood early in April. During the visit she will find time to see something cf social v/ork in the district done by the national council of social service and the personal service league, of which
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    18 10 It is understood that Mr. N. C. Halsey will assume duties as 0.C.P.D., Parit Buntar, early next month.
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    16 10 Mr. C. B. Graburn, J.P manager of Sungei Klah Estate. Sungkai. If shortly retiring from Malaya.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS SPORT TO THE FORE
    269 10 NOTES COMMENTS SPORT TO THE FORE THE Australian cricketers have sailed for England for the Tests Which will be the big topic of conversation i wherever British sportsmen foregather In the coming summer, and it is true to say that although Uie Tests will be played in England, they will
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    PRINCESS OF MALACCA
    236 10 YUE are in receipt of the author's sign- ed copy of Princess of Malacca." j a romance cf Old Maiaya by Mr. C. j \V. de Silva, the Kuala Lumpur lawyer. This story, as the author declares m his preface, was written with the ob- ject of
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    THE GREATEST PARADOX
    273 10 AMONG the paradoxes which the SlnoJapanese conflict has so far produced, the greatest perhaps is the one supplied by Germany. As we all know, many German military advisers are still m the employ of the Chinese Govern- ment, and one report has it that practically ail the
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    BROUGHT TO HER KNEES
    232 10 jj T is ironical that Lithuania which celebrated the twentieth anniversary lof her independence on Feb. 15 should nave been brought to her knees so soon after by Polend, for the tiny lepublic's one great grievance has been the seizure 01 its capnai, vnna, by Poland,
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    Topics Of The Day
    271 10 By "Looker On" A 1 MAN can get all he wants in life if he can learn to get along without the things he can't get. i|i A woman writer complains that the modern youth and girl are too lend of sinuous dances. Surely, she should
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    ANTI-NAZI GERMANS TO FACE TRIBUNAL
    89 11 Reuter. Berlin, Mar. 23. TIIE secret police have succeeded in tracking down the organisers of the German Freedom Party, following months of efforts to discover 4 he authors of mysterious wireless broadcasts and pamphlets urging the people to overthrow the Nazis. It is reliably learned
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    Roosevelt Renews Attack On Industry
    121 11 Reuter. New York, Mar. 23. CARRYING the wages and hours fight into the heart of the south President Roosevelt, speaking at Gainsville. (icorgiana, struck hard at southern industrial practices and said most of their wages were too low. National progress and prosperity was being held
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    MOSLEM COURTS
    26 11 Reuter. Jerusalem, Mar. 23. The High Commissioner has ordered the dismissal of judges and officials in nine Moslem Religious Courts, states the Palestine Gazette.—Reuter.
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    Pals Together
    62 11 Reuter. Berlin, Mar. 23. GENERAL Franco has telegraphed to Herr Hitler "from the victorious front of the war against Communism," sending the greetings of Spain "in this solemn hour in which Germany has rendered a service to the west by sparing Europe from danger and bloodshed." Hitler in
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    Military Objectives Not Defined
    239 11 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 23. THE recent bombing of Barcelona was again raised at question time in the TheTrime said no reply -ad been received from the insurgent authorities in Spain to the protest add essed to them When asked for a definition of an
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    T.U.C. LEADERS CONFER WITH PRIME MINISTER
    522 11 Co-operative Effort In A rtns Acceleration London, March 2.' J. 1 jyjEMBERS of the general council of the Trades Union Congress paid their first visit to No. 10. Downing Street since the days of the general strike in 1926 to-day when they were called
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    DEAD UNDER HEDGE
    49 11 Reuter. London. Mar. 23. MAJOR General Hugh W M. Watson, Inspector Ger.eral and military Adviser to the ar:iui of Iraq, who was home on <ick leave, was found dead under a hedge near Leamington with a sporting gun at his side and severe head injuries. Renter
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    JAPANESE FORCES ISOLATED
    240 11 Shanghai, Mar. 24. LAND communication between Shanghai and Hangchow is completely interrupted on account of the destruction of railway bridges and highways by Chinese guerilla units and regular troops. Though the enemy are now makins» repairs, the interruption, however temporary, has prevented the movement of Japanese troops,
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    Lord Churchill Lost In Spain
    68 11 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 23. THE official representative in Spain of the Spanish Medical Aid Committee, Lord Churchill, has been missing for more than six weeks, and anxiety is felt for his safety. Lord Churchill, who is a distant kinsman of Mr. Winston Churchill,
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    MEXICAN LABOUR DEMONSTRATION
    66 11 Reuter. Mexico City, Mar. 23. THE Labour unions to-day staged a gigantic demonstration in support oi the Government's expropriation of the foreign oil companies. Over 100,000 men, women and children, with bands, banners and slogans such as "Mexico now belongs to Mexico." paraded the city and frantically
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    Basque Children Go Home
    90 11 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 23. NEARLY 400 Basque children, who had been cared for in Britain during the past nine months, left London for Bilbao last night. The children, who wore new clothes and carried presents from English friends, will be accompanied to the international
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    NO HELIUM FOR GERMANY
    65 11 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 24. BECAUSE no formula has been found to guarantee against its military use, shipments of helium to Germany for the new zeppelin have been delayed by the Government. According to the department of the Minister of the Interior, which has the final say
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    STOP PRESS
    28 11 CLOUSTON AT CALCUTTA A radio message from Penang states that Flying Officer A. E. Clouston and Victor Ricketts landed in Calcutta at 11.07 a.m. (Singapore time).
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    Homeward Journey
    46 11 FLYING their D H Comet, "Australian Anniversary" (here seen being refuelled at the Airport). Flying Officer Clouston and Victor Ricketts passed through Singapore again overnight on their way back to England. They hope to arrive back on Saturday at noon. (Story on page 12).
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    U. S. ARMY COSTS MORE
    59 11 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 23. ARMY estimates for the next financial year were presented to Congress by the House of Representatives Appropriations Committee. They are nearly as large as in 1920-1. when the Army of occupation was still in Germany. The bill asks for $447 millions,
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    22 11 Reuter. The Japanese Government, is studying the possibility of importing the production of the Mexican oil fields, according to messages from Tokyo.—Reuter.
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    BRITONS LEAVE AUSTRIA
    79 11 Consular Advice To Tourists Reuter. Vienna. Mar 23. BRITISH consular officials are advising British subjects in Austria to leave the country for the time being unless business or other ties necessitate their presence. It is learned that some visitors have encountered a certain brusqueness from Austrian Nazi
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    23 11 Reuter. His Holiness the Pope has instructed his representative at Salamanca to ap--1 peal to Gen. Franco against air raids !on civilians. —Renter.
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    Clouston And Ricketts Find Time To Swim
    507 12 RECORD AIRMEN BACK AGAIN Singapore, Wednesday. AN their return flight irom New v Zealand to England, the two intrepid airmen. Hying-Officer A. E. Clo iston and Mr. Victor Ricketts, landed at the Kallang Airport at 4.59 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Circling round the airport
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    ADMINISTRATION OF VILLAGES
    71 12 (From Our Own Hcporterj Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. jlfK. J. IC. Vethavanani made a strong appeal lev the establishment o< lural boards in order that villages in Selangor mi«ht be better looked after, at this morning's meeting of the Selangor State Count il. Official opinion, however, was not
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    MALAY LEADER'S DEATHi
    78 12 iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Mar. 24 THE death occurred last night of Tiaan Haji Mohamed, J.P., alias Che Mat, at his residence at Kampong Hulu, after a brief illness. Acknowledged leader of the Malacca Malay community, the Jate Che Mat was president of the Malay Union,
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    HEALTH OF THE TOWN
    170 12 Statement Of Singapore Municipality THE Singapore Municipal health statement for the week ended Mar. 19 shows that there were 203 deaths, compared with 227 in the previous week, and with 207 in the corresponding week of last year. The chief causes of death were:-* Eeri-beri 8;
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    EUROPEAN'S LICENCE SUSPENDED
    596 12 i> P KONING 22-year-old European mercantile assistant was tried before V Mr Justice a'Beckett Terrell and a special European jury yesterday at the Assizes,' on a charge of driving his motor car in a negligent manner as to cause the death of Chong Toh Chee, a 61-year-old
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    CHILD CRUSHED TO DEATH
    52 12 A TERRIBLE tragedy occurred at the Old Race Course yesterday afternoon, when a 12--year-old child, said to be the son of the proprietor of a wellknown sports goods shop in North Bridge Road, was crushed to death by machinery during sewerage work, near Owen Road. He
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    KUALA LUMPUR GAOL A "BLOT"
    118 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. A BLOT on the administration of the country" was how one unoftieial member described the conditions existing in Kuala Lumpur gaol, when the matter of improvements in these conditions was brought up in the State Council meeting to-day
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    POLISH DIPLOMAT AT KAUNAS
    101 12 Reuter. Warsaw, Mar. 23. THE Foreign Minister, Colonel Beck, discussing Lithuanians right to have J her own state and conduct her own policy. says that "provided, however, that this policy is really her own, Poland would welcome, with divine satisfaction, the establishment with Lithuania of rela-
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    "DRY" AREAS NEEDED?
    176 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. ANCE again the question of «dry" areas in Selangor was introduced at the State Council meeting to-day by Mr. J. E. Vethavanam. I do not know what taction is being taken," he said, this morning, referring to a previous plea
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    COLONY'S MENTAL HOSPITAL
    1131 12 DR. B. F. HOME Address At Rotary Club Meeting Singapore, Wednesday. A"TTENTION was drawn to one of the drawbacks of the procedure observed locally of sending accused persons, suspected to be of unsound mind, to the Mental Hospital for obl servation, by Dr. B. F. Home, superintendent
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    Shanghai Living On Its Capital
    243 12 London, Mar. ZZ. THE new Government of Central China to be inaugurated at S king is the subject of a leader in The Times to-day which says Japanese officials have declared that the ganisation of the Chinese Maritii Customs at Shanghai will be maintained intact
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    Another Bumper Issue!
    27 12 The Malaya Tribune will again consist of ZA pages tomorrow, including Noel B&rl hat cinema gossip and spe pages for Chinese and I readers.
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    Japanese Support For Hitler's Drive?
    234 12 WHIM. Japanese aeroplanes resu Shanghai. Mar 23. a Japanese spokesman revealed m fS ac i iv,ties a!l Chta. withdrawn from Shensi to Shanti the Ja P anes tr-«Ps had China westward drive following thl i? l S W l, jr spending the North rmij sive.
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    Japanese Troops Are Powerless BESIEGED BY CHINESE
    393 13 Hankow, Wednesday. JAPANESE force-, to the south-east of Tenghsften are being besieged t,v the Chinese troops, and are I, i.» ntftge any counterattack. o directly to the south, a very dour le lor no-session of land is proinch by inch, and the battle
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    LEPER DISTILS LIQUOR?
    85 13 Tro»? Our Own Reporter) Koala tumour, Wednesday. CUSTOMS officers raiding a lonely hoese in I'lw Klang on Sunday night were horrified to find a leper and his wife distilling liquor. The man was sent to the hospital where he was certified a leper and will be committed
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    JAPANESE COLUMN WIPED OUT
    94 13 Reuter. Shanghai, Mar 2.1. THE Japanese column about 10,1)00 strong which smashed down Tsin Pu and reached the Grand Canal has been wiped out by a Chinese flank and encircling movement, according to Chinese reports. These further claim that the Japanese are driven back to their
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    17 13 The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland attended last night's screening of "Breakfast For Two at the Pavilion.
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    Plying Officer A. E. Clouston photographed on arrival at Singapore yesterday. Sec story on p. iZ. — Tribune.
    17 13 Plying Officer A. E. Clouston photographed on arrival at Singapore yesterday. Sec story on p. iZ. Tribune.
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    Planter In Car Crash
    88 13 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Mar. 24. MR. R. O T Powell, a planter of Paya Besar Estate, Lunas Province WeUesley was involved In a motor crash, us the result of wh<ch he sustained a fracture of the right leg. The accident appears to have oe
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    FATAL END TO QUARREL
    209 13 <From Our Own Correspondent Taiping, Wednesday. FOR the second time within a month, a quarrel in Taiping has ended in the death of one of the parties. It will be recalled that on the night of Mar. 5, an argument In a barber's shop between two
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    CANADA DAY
    84 13 Ottawa, Canada. The Empire Exhibition in Glasgow this year will hold a "Canada Day" It will coincide with the period of heaviest ocean passenger arrivals in Great Britain from the Dominion and the exact date will be announced later. Canada is erecting her own pavilion at the Exhibition.
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    Assessment Grievance In N.S.
    195 13 ANNUAL-REPORT OF PLANTERS njtHE annual report of the Negri Sembilan Planters' Association, published in magazine form together with the accounts for 1037, contains a wealth of information. Planted area in 1937 showed a further increase of 7,657 acres. "A number of estates have had their 1938
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    MALACCA PARTY
    40 13 Malacca, Wednesday. Old Boys of the St. Francis Institution and other Christian schools of the Settlement will hold a tea-party in honour of the Very Rev. Brother James, 0.8. E., on Saturday, Mar. 26, at the S.F.I, grounds.
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    38 13 (From Our Own Reporter) P. L. Ramsamy Pillai and A. S. Arunasalam of the well-known Arm of M.P.M.L Rankers, Kuala Kangsar, are leaving for India on Apr. 9, and will be back after a short holiday in India.
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    CRICKET CLUB PUT UP A ROUSING SOCCER DISPLAY
    607 14 GUNNERS HELD TO A 1-1 DRAW FIRST DIVISION MATCH AT ANSON ROAD (By "ROVER") S.C.C 1; X.A 1. POOLS of water on a sodden ground rendered good soccer impossible at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the Cricket Club held the Royal
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    Hospitals Cup Rugby
    16 14 Reuter. I the Hospitals Cup rugby final, St Mary's beat Guy's 18-o.— Renter. TABLE TENNIS THRILLS
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    TABLE TENNIS THRILLS
    221 14 A MAZING table tennis was seen last n night at the Happy World when the Hungarian visitors. Szabados and Kelen, completed their visit with another series of games. Highlight of the evening was the singles between, the visitors in which Kelen <who had been surprisingly beaten by the local player
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    Y.M.C.A. Soccer
    108 14 Y.MX'.A. team vs. S.C.C. to-day on the padang in the 8A FA ESV* t 5 10 Pm J Ferguson* R. Lyne, K. Leembruggen; CP. Tessier, ?«,n t? ay 1 Medland; W. Pullen, Ong Swee Keng. R. Lawrence. Lim Kirn Wee o. Keid. Reserves:—S Or ton »n-i Chan Sam Wing. and
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    BANKA SPORTS CLUB
    53 14 The Banka Sports Club team vs. the Police Ist XI to-morrow at the Clerical Union ground will be chosen from: Pak Tong, Soon San, Chin Geok, Boon Kwang, Seng Quee, Thian Tet, Cheong Hee, M. Chong, Tee Sian, Lian Sin, Choo Sem, Kwong Hee, Tony Teo. Stephen and Keng Khin.
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    S.R.A. SPOON SHOOT
    62 14 There will be a meeting of the Singapore Rifle Association on Bukit Timah Range on Saturday at 2.30 p m and o n Sunday at 8 am. for the tHirpdsc of a handicap spoon shoot, A spectacular save by Cherrington, who tipped the ball on to the net. in the
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    Airmen Were Masters All The Way
    507 14 Second Div. Soccer THE R.A.F. II were masters throughout in their Second revision encounter with the Excise Dept. in the S.A.F.A. League on the V M C A ground last evening and wen the match by two goals to nil. The score nattered the
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    LADIES' GOLF MATCH
    147 14 THE following are the teams and starting tinr-s for the Sepoy Lines Golf Club < ladies» versus Singapore Golf Club (ladiesi match to be played at Bukit Timah on Monday (28th> (Sepoy Lines players mentioned first): 3.30 Miss Lucas (18) v. Mrs. Day (18). 3.30 Miss Brown
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    Garrison Golf Club
    86 14 The Garrison Golf Club's monthly mixed foursomes competition for March played over 12 holes at TangLn on Wednesday, resulted in a win for Mr. Mrs. Woodside with a net score of 46 i; 3. The following were the best returns. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. R. Woodside
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    LEAGUE SOCCER
    45 14 The S.R.C. and R E. will meet in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the Anson Road Stadium today instead of on Friday, and the S.C.F.A. II vs. Pulau cuanJ match fixed for to-day will be played at the Stadium to-morrow.
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    CASUALS' SOCCER
    47 14 Casuals team vs. R. A. M. C. in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League to-morrow on the S.H.B. ground:—Jaffar, Yee Soo, Kwang Sang. Keng Huat, Fook Loy, Eng Hong, Ah Kam, R. H. Bain, Lye Chuan, Huat Lye and Khek Peng. Reserves:—Stevenson and Goodman.
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    Entries For Penang Race Meeting
    840 14 131 HORSES AND PONIES 3-DAY MEET Pony Entry Totals Only 14 4, (Fro,v> Our Own Reporter) Penang, Wednesday. POOD entries have been received for the Class 2 and 3 events for horres at the Penang Turf Club's Fxtra Meeting to be held on April 2,
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    HOME SOCCER
    93 14 BOTH the visiting teams Ktimr.r and East Fife, won their Scottish Cup reolavs yesterday and qualified meet the Rangers and St. Ben. resoect'velv in the final on Aye ril eecond Results of matches played vesterda; as cabled by Reuter. are as follow SCOTTISH CUP REPLAYS Ayr U. 0:
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    PHAKOS WINS LINCOLNSHIRE
    244 15 A FAVOURITE AT 8-1 27 RAN Joint-Favourite Was Last London. March, 24. r«oR the first time in fourteen years, the favourite won the I in< olnshire Handicap (one mile) yesterday. The race resulted as follows: PHAKOS (Mr. Edward sincnd) E. Smith (8.3) 1 ZAIMIS (Mr. Z. G.
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    331 15 untitled SCOTTISH SOCCER ur day's League And Cup !les and Scottish soccer fixtures i«»r Saturday are as follows F A. CUP (semi-finals) Frestcn vs. Aston V. at Sheffield United's ground. Hi'.ddt rsfield vs. Sunderland, at Blackburn. ENGLISH LEAGUE DIV. I Birmingham vs. Blackpool. Charlton A. vs. W'hampton W. Chelsea vs.
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    GRAND NATIONAL CALL-OVER
    105 15 Reuter. London, Mar. 24. npH.E final rail-over on the Gn-.nu National i 4 miles 856 yards) to be run i.t Aintree on Saturday is as follows--100-12 Blue Shirt 10-1 Royai Mail (taken and offered) 100-8 Cooleen (.offered), 100-7 taken. 15-1 Deiaehance (offered), 16-i taken. 100-7 Takvor Pacha
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    INTER – VARSITY GOLF
    165 15 INTER VARSITY GOLF Reuter. London, Mar. 24. AT Westward Ho, Cambridge beat Oxford by ten matches to four with -one halved. It was their 50th golf encounter. Results: Scott (Oxford) and Carter (halved*. Carter reached the eighteenth with a round of 74. The Oxonian made a .splendid recovery. Langley (Cambridge)
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    PREMIER B.P.
    123 15 Playing on their own court last Friday the" Premier B.P. drew with the Chinese Recreation Club, each suae winnmg three game.. Cr*w Cheng Ean the Kluang champion, did well to beat Khaw Enp; Chin, runner-up of Batu Pabat. The following are the scores: aingles: Chew Chene Earn beat
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    Gentle B.P.
    124 15 An interesting match was played between the Gentle Badminton Party and the Sphinx Badminton Party on Sunday last at the Sphinx court resulting in a win for the Gentle by 4 games to 3. Scores (Gentle B.P. names firsti: Singles: Mohd. Hodn beat V. Robin„rn i 5 i
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    RAILWAY INSTITUTE
    87 15 HMS Birmingham and the Railway Institute drew I—l on Sunday in a soccer friendly on the Railway ground. Hayment and Sulong bin Omar were the scorers. The fcllcwing will play a return match with the Birmingham on Sunday at 5 n m on the Railway ground Yusoff, Ah
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    TIES IN TENNIS TOURNEYS
    346 15 PROGRESS in the lawn tennis tournaments at the S.C.C. and the V.M.C A. was again held up yesterday by the sodden condition of the courts after the ra.n. Revised ties for to-day and to-mor-row at the Cricket Club are as follows: TO-DAY'S TIES Godown Doubles Handicap
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    Weight-Lifting
    133 15 Entries are invited from members of the Juvenile AmaUur Weight-Lifting Association for eh: mpionships to be held at the Association premises on Sunday. April 17 at 3 p.m. Entrance fee 50 cents and all entries must be sent to the Hon. Sports Secretary, 15. Norris Road, not later than
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    Clerical Union Surprise The M.S.C.
    303 15 Third Di vision Soccer Clerical U. 2; Municipal S.C 1. IN spite of the sodden ground conditions, interesting football was witnessed at Balescier yesterday when the Clerical Union defeated the Municipal Services Club by 2—l in the Third Division of the S.A.F.A. League. The teams
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    Epidemic Unit In Action In Hunan City
    221 16 THE Epidemic Unit for Central China under the joint efforts of experts from the League of Nations and the Chinese National Health Administration has been taking vigorous steps to control and combat the threatening outbreak of a cholera epidemic in Changteh, Hunan. Reports
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    SULTAN IN LONDON
    90 16 Guest Of Government Will See King London, March ?2. The Sultan of Muscat and Oman left New York, to-day for England in the Queen Mary and is due at Southampton on March 28. His Highness will be the guest of the Government for a period of a
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    GRANDPS RETURN
    41 16 London Mar. 22. Count Grandi, the Italian Ambassador in London, who has just returned from a visit to Rome, called at the Foreign Office this afternoon and saw I/)rd Halifax. He remained about half an hour.—British Official Wire Less.
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    FURTHERMORE
    79 16 A BRIDE-TO-BE whose marriage notice is posted at Wandsworth Register Office, London, has her age given as "about ?.S." The bridegroom-to-be, who supplied the information, thought her age 28 but was not sure. The bride gave her age as 26 at the register oflice in the district where she
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    "BREAKFAST FOR TWO"
    164 16 Sparkling Film At The Pavilion AT THE CINEMA Breakfast for two", which opened at the Pavilion last night, stars Herbert Marshall and Barbara Stanwyck in one of those bright and cheerful comedies which Hollywood turns out with such amazing regularity. It is full of sparkling dialogue and
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    Japanese Unconsciously Present Peace Plan
    526 16 Shanghai. Japanese have unconsciously presented to President Roosevelt a means of bringing an end to the war in the Far East, states the influential American-owned and edited China Weekly Review, published here, commenting upon Japanese desires to seek credits in America for the purchase of
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    FELLOW FEELING
    45 16 A baby boy about 1.4 days old. found by a passenger in the waiting-room at Hampstead station fs now in New End Hospital, Hainpstead, London Little Cecil, who was also found at Hampstead Station ten months ago. tries to cheer up the baby.
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    Jap. Sentries Overlords In Shanghai
    210 16 Shanghai. JAPANESE sentries in the illegallyoccupied Eastern district of the International Settlement, comprising almost i.ne-half of the total Settlement area, are all-powerful and woe betide all persons. Chinese or foreigners alike, who dare to carry on against his personal whims and prejudices. Armed Japanese sentries
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    SAMSU IN CYCLE TUBE
    286 16 Story Of Missing Man (From Our Own Correspondent > Johore Bahru, Mar. 22. A RICKSHA-puller named Goh Huak was produced to-day before Sheikh Abu Bakai (Second Magistrate) with having been in possession of three bottles of samsu and a cycle-tube, also filled with illicit samsu. Wan
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    KILLED BY CAR
    123 16 Malay Driver Fined $50 Singapore, Wednesday. A SENTENCE to pay a fine of $50, in default to undergo two months' rigorous imprisonment was imposed by Mr. H' A. Forrer, District Judge, on a young Malay named Mohamed Salim bin Salleh when he pleaded guilty to a charge
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    115 16 Indian On Bail Of $800 Singapore, Wednesday. AN Indian named C. K. Nair was charged in the Criminal District Court, before Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, on two counts of fraudulently obtaining a decree or order at the High Court, against one E. P. Mellanyk, for a
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    41 16 The choir of St. Gregory, Church of the Sacred Heart, Tank Road, will celebrate the feast of St, Gregory on Sunday. A High Mass whl be sung and a reception for all members of the choir will be given after mass
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    MR. J. W. E. ADAMS FINED
    502 17 Sequel To Hokien Street Incident Singapore, Wednesuay. THAT lie heard someone shout out a< he was leaving Hokien Street, which wa.s immediately followed by obiectr, flyin? around him, in the midst of which he was struck on the shoulder by a wooden stool, was
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    "COMEBACK" CAMPAIGN
    81 17 Melbourne. Victoria, Mar 15 Ambrose Palmer, the former Australian light-heavyweight and heavyweight champion, moved forward another stage on his "comeback" campaign by beatlii« 'fom Chester, the American negro on points in a 12-round contest here. It waj one of the bejt heavyweie;hi bouts seen lor many years. Palmer
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      1443 17 ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And To Listen In PROG 0F EMPIRE j U.S.A. SHORTWAVE 8.M.8.C. PROGRAMME PROGRAMME Singapore Station On Band Of His Majesty* AnXl^t- w Z\ 'LSS LL\y Metres Rnvnl lhe numbers immediately affer the ±vvyai ITianneS call-letters refer to kilocycles, and T w rjm the second number
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    Americans Welcome Hull Statement
    202 18 ?[T m Shanghai. AMERICAN citizens and American organisations in Shanghai in general voiced hearty approval of the United Press renort received here to the effevt I hat Mr. Corde'l Hull, Secretary of State, had officially notified Japan that American nationals are entitled to live in China
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    Gaol Has Own Bowling Green
    73 18 THE old lags" at Wormwood Scrubs Prison can now play bew'a on turf as good as the centre c mi turf at Wimbledon. So sai l Sir Sumuel Hoare, Home Secretary, at the luncheon in london of the Howard League for Penal Reform. A green
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    HERBERT HOOVER IN LONDON
    71 18 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 22. \/*R. Herbert Hoover, ex-president ot the 1»A United States, who is on a visit to England, was received in audience by the King at Buckingham Palace this morning. Mr. Hoover remained with the King about half an hour. Another visitor
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    37 18 Reuter. Moscow. Mar. 23. High Soviet titles have been conferred on the four Polar scientists—M. Ivan Papanin, M. Krenkel, M. Shirshov and M. Fedorov, who have each been awarded a money prize of flirty thousand roubles. --Reuter.
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    TSIN-PU BATTLE RAGES
    125 18 Chinese Hold Their Own Reuter. Shanghai, March 22. DESISTING desperately, the Chinese troops on the Tsin-Pu front are still holding the Japanese at the north of the Grand Canal. In an effort to break the deadlock, the Japanese intensified their bombardment tc such an extent that gunfire
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    CONTROL OF MALARIA IN KAMPONGS
    628 18 r J A I!K demonstration of malaria control in was referred (•> at a Meeting of the Malaria Advisory Hoard, when fhe rtiaifan read the following memorandum: The well tried methods for the control jof anopheline breeding that an general operation throughout M aie costly
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    FINDING WORK FOR UNEMPLOYED
    228 18 Selangor State Council Statement (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday THAT the Government is considerm measures whereby labourers thrown out of work owing to drastic cuts in th exports of tin and rubber could get employment in the building of roads, and irrigation schemes, was
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    U. S. & DEFENCE PLANS NOT NECESSARY
    299 19 U. S. DEFENCE PLANS NOT NECESSARY V r .hall greatly regret it if the United States find it necessaTy\o°strengthen fl defences on the Pacific Coast because of relations with Japan the Foreien r, Mr. Koki Hirota. told the Diet to-day Japan, me i-oreign I: the two nations understand each other's
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    AUSTRALIAN BIROS
    205 19 Consignment For America Brisbane. Queensland. Mar. 15. '.v the steamer. Port Halifax left America it was a veritable ilia Noah's Ark. ied_ 789 Australian birds and in 73 large wooden crates—the consignment ever to leave the C mmonwealth. Among them were a pair of Tasmanidevils, six pairs of
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    EVACUATION ORDER
    62 19 British Official Wireless. London. March 22. The British cruiser Penelope, 5.270 is due to arrive at Barcelona torrow on a routine visit. Newspaper reports said that the British Consul General has informed British nationals I the impending visit and has suggest<at the opportunity should be taken those desiring
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    U.S. TARIFFS
    286 19 Proposed Concessions In Trade Agreement IN connection with the trade negotia--1 tions between the Governments of the United Kingdom and the United States of America, the United States Government have published a list of products on whifch they are prepared to consider granting concessions to the United Kingdom.
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    AJMER-MERWARA
    134 19 THAT the province of Ajmer-Merwara should, for the time being, be amalgamated with the United Provinces is the unanimous opinion of a committee appointed by the Ajmer-Merwara provincial Congress Committee to determine the political status of Ajmer-Merwara following the introduction of the reformed constitution of 1935. The committee had
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    FIVE YEARS FOR CHINESE
    475 19 Sequel To Christmas Day Stabbing Singapore, Tuesday. "PUILTY of culpable homicide not U amounting to murder" was the unanimous verdict brought in by a special lury at the Assizes to-day in the case in which Kee Ah Ngoh, a 16-year-old Chinese coolie, is arraigned on a
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    LONDON UNDERGROUND
    75 19 British Official Wireless. London, March 22. Orders for nearly 19 million ol rolling stock for the London Passenger Transport Board were placed yesterday in connection with developments on the Mor-den-Edyware and Bakerloo tube railways. The new rolling stock comprises 1,366 tube cars, and 401 surface line cars, with
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    Table Tennis Stars At Happy World
    91 20 I. Kelen. Hungarian table tennis star and Loh Kum Soon. The local player sprang a surprise by beating the visitor at the Happy World on Tuesday. (Tribune) ML Szabados and Lee Chun Kai. The Hungarian table tennis wizard was given a hard fight by
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