Malaya Tribune, 25 March 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. -No. 71. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday. March 25, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      101 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST j /ry The TRIBUTE i a— a bona I Importance. W and wi h international approbation Lactogen fIJ A=J continues to be the food chosen by numerous yy^^ \k /I/ mothers of various nationalities. For Lactogen /V >/ J/ jf is a balanced food, prepared
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      14 1 I" 1 I Read The 1 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant i //i Malaya 5 ■A
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    BLIND BOY PRODIGY
    150 2 THOUSANDS are flocking to Jhansi (United Provinces) to hear a three year old blind boy reciting stanzas from the Rumayana,' the Bhagawata' and the 'Gita,' fluently and with the correct pronounciation. The boy is able to correct others When they make mistakes in the pronounciation or in
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    DOESN'T KNOW IF SHE IS A WIFE
    284 2 TN a house in Hammersmith. London, with her four children and her aired mother, lives a thirty-st:ven-yea; -old woman who does n it know whether she is a wife or not. Auriel Emily Howard fell in kve with Belgian refugee van Wymeersh when
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    INLAND WATERWAYS TRAFFIC
    98 2 Ottawa. Canada. TiafTic on Canada's inland w. terwayi i during 1037 sncv/ed a marked Improve I men 4 over 1936. Statistics on the traffic passing through j thf canals, linking the different lake:;, showed that vessels or an aggretia'e re- mistered tonnaae of 21.431.713 tons, and carrying
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    BOY FLED 4 MILES FROM THE DENTIST
    89 2 TOWARD Clarke, nine, of Cooperju rare 7 -ovs Scuthfrate. London, N., vent with his mother t> the Royal Fr*e Hospital dental clinic to have hi teeth out. He sat in the hall watching othar little boys go in. lost his nerve. When his
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    40 2 Ottawa, Canada. 1 Of the 1.213,160 gallons of cocoanut I oil imported into Canada in November t, 1 045.320 gallons came direct from Ceylon. i Imoorta for the month were 5568.£<94 which valued at $512,673 were from 1 C( ylon.
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    CANADA'S TRADE
    100 2 Marked Advance In 1937 Ottawa. Canada's international trade showed a marked advance in 1937. when the reported value was $260,296.000 higher than in 1936. The total value was $1,923,388 C 37 compared with $1.663.092,798. This substantial gain was reflected in the value of both exports and imports. Domestic
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    Vicar Disapproves Of Whist, Shuns Village Hall
    126 2 Chelmsford. Esses VICAR of GaHrywoori, E«sex the Rev F. A. Rcuehton. refused n fn ed iicentlv to attend the of a new village hali as a p ?eainst its nroposeJ use for whist drives and dances. The hail was built by Keene. a
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    AERIAL BULLETINS
    185 2 Presentation By Dr. Graham Cell Ottawa. uai.i PRESENTATION of a rare i set of Aerial Experiment A su(. tion" bulMiiu, recording the periments in aviation technique o.ui. out by Dr. Alexander Graham P a: his co-workers, was made recent: the National R:search Council ria. Members fiom flying clubs
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    CANADIAN CHEDDAR CHEESE
    100 2 Ottawa, Canada Canadian cheddar cheese is acs ledged to be the highest grad its kind In the world. All Canadian cheddar ha- to b vernment graded before being fl for export or domestic sole Then .dill, however, a considerable mat Canada for the fancy brands of i
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      63 2 BE CAREFREE AND HAPPY OrIVE where you wili—over hill and down dale —on smooth highway or on woodland ijwff are safeguarded against the "Trouble Zone" 1 protection against bursts and against '^^^^B^^^^^^^^^r new Goodyears and travel comfortably, swiftly, MORE PEOPIE, THE WORLD OVER, RIDE 0 COO DYIAR TYRES THAN ON
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      31 2 RED CARDINAL POLISH 11. I ■l.~~r- |rM*i '7 BBMBaaam 77/f I» OLIS II /or Tiles, Brick, Stone, Cement, Composition Floors Steps etc. Agents: HARPER, (.***** LAN 4 Co I'd W h
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    "DO WE UNDERSTAND ENGLISH?" RESPONSE TO B.B.C. TALKS
    502 3 ENTHUSIASTIC Empire Listeners' Views in the early P&rl <>» this year, rrm- l< a 1 James, Secretary of thi 8.8.C. Advisory Committee on I» n RI« 5». br< •;]< ast from |>a \«fti i talks miner the title. *i>o \V( Understand EnjEUsh?,'
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    OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE BOAT RACE
    286 3 Commentary By John Snagge con ih, m vfjit ii jrcai hi succession John ~o i iho flic's Outside Broad-ix-paitinuit. will describe to iis- a.t H6me and overseas the annual Rac between Oxford and Camyjdec Universities, which takes place Hus year on Apr. 2 £n&gge Will ioliow the
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    "AMERICA SPEAKS"
    147 3 I rsideni J. Il Ccaant. cf Harard ty, will c.ive the ai< bl •be scrie 'America Speaks,' sHorUy t > L:e bsoadcas'i from Davenlry. His .sub;**"' v.-Jll be 'EdtM aticn.' In thi i series mmenl figures in the public life I-. c broadcast to the British npire an
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    MR.GEORGE BURCHETT doyen of tatooists in England gives a On Ik, nB,„ b th« s. r ... mJAhVTJ^T:^^ bic.adtaster. (By inurlcsy B.»C),
    22 3 MR.GEORGE BURCHETT doyen of tatooists in England gives a On Ik, n B b th s. r mJAhVTJ^T:^^ bic.adtaster. (By inurlcsy B.»C),
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    FEATURE PROGRAMME
    210 3 The Story Of The Khyher Pass The .stormy history of the Khyber Pass, that narrow defile winding from India into Afghanistan, will be the subject of a feature programme shortly to be broadcast from Davcutry. The authors are Majer-General Donald Roberison. C.8., D.5.0., and Captain J. [nglii. Persians
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      74 3 SENSATIONAL RECOVERY difficult start in life. His I mother waa ill in hospital 1 M nlirn he wa* horn. Weigning M 1 I| II»-».. he had to he wrapper! I In cotton-wool, and for a long I aß^ lime r owM not be washed. His H^ii^^^H mother wan too ill
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      201 3 A BETTER INVESTMENT THAN EVER r Wte"**-*-* The Twelve Htm Ascot Saloon The iSwlve-Four Nea' Ascot Saloon rrrl;iinly has BEAUTY low pressure tyres for greater comfort new engine OF LJNE- -beauty and character in the boldness of its mounting to cut out vibration improved .iteering and tiev broad wings, the
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      248 3 STOMACHS 3J3NED WITH ACID —the result of neglected indigestion Nohody shonl.! r t indij ••'->u pains For mdi i ,i >,i if n that allot eating, too mu- !i .i- t'l i- inc prodated in voui BtOHUM h ii you allow thu state of dilair-i to continue, in ind i
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES ALUMINIUM FOR SHIPBUILDING?
    501 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES ALUMINIUM FOR SHIPBUILDING? Research Work On New Alloys lkETALLURUISTS at the National Phy- sical Laboratory, Teddington. are naking discoveries on the constitution >f new alloys likely to make Britain the possessor of the most useful metal of ill times. Little idea of the scope of this work
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    VISITORS TO BRITAIN
    127 4 Last Year's Number A Record With 'the issue of the Home Office figures for December last, th° Travel and Industrial Development Association is able tc give a complete statement of the number of visitors 'to the United Kingdom from other countries during 1937 It was another record-breaking
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      452 4 «TEAMRK BAILINGS. koL BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). M;. I I>. O. S. N. CO.S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. S'pore. 1938. BEHAR 6,000 In RAWALPINDI 17,000 Mar. 25 (X)RFU 15,000 Apr. 3 SOUDAN 6,500 Apr. 8 CHITRAL 15,000 Apr. 22 CARTHAGE 15,000 6 BURDWAN 6,070 May 7 RANCHI 17,000 May
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      140 4 INDOCHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD., (Incorporated in England). Direct Service to Japan via Hongkong and to Calcutta via Penang. Taking cargo on through Bill of Lading for Canton, Macao, Swatow, Amoy, Jhefo, Tientsin, Newchwang, Yangtse ports, Formosa, the Philippines, ect. FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. Arr. Sails. KUTSANG Mar. 27 Mar.
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      522 4 M. B. K. 1 KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) J (Incorporated in Japan). For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama), i 1 Dae. Due. Sailing Due. Penan? Spore Spore via. New York j Sms KANO MARU Apr. 29 May 3 Jun. 16 \ms KIYOSUMI MARU May 18 May
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      444 4 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 BORINGIA 10-5 10-5 11-5 12-5
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      447 4 STEAMER SALTINGS. NORDDEUTSCHER IN 0R D H 1 Incorporated In LLOYD Germany). The undemoted are the Company s intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA ard JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938. "POTSDAM" omits North China Apr. 1 s.s. ISAR, omits Manila and Japan Apr. 3 5 "AACHEN" omits Manila
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    SELF-RESTRAINT OF THE CHINESE
    430 5 Bishop Of Singapore's Striking Tribute DkhFACING the annual report of the 1 Singapore Diocesan Association of Singapore His Lordship the Bi hop of Singapore, the Rt. B C Robert.-? directing attention to the reports of individual workers says. These have been composed under the shadow of
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      602 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS IJUBL,I(J1 J UBL,I(J NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. "ENDERS are now invited for the lohowing materials or service. For liars see Municipal Tender Room Date of Closing. Advertising rights on hoarding at Kallang Gas Works, facing Kallang Road. 12 noon, 28th March 1038 ply ol Tipping Wagons delivered to
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      591 5 PUBLIC NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 45) IN rrffi.R?? COURT OF THE STRAITS' SETTLEMENTS SINGAPORE. Irf&nEj^ Order. Ke'MICHAEL LEONG of No. 87, wJvmSl 1 J5 oad Singapore; Clerk. Fii IDhfr) GIVEN that a "nVw iVn, to be declared m me above matter. must prove their claims b.v the Fourteenth day of
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      630 5 PUBLIC NOTICES TENDERS. SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders are invited for the sanitary installation for ore block of Flats and Shops at Eng Watt Street. Plans, Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the Office of Singapore Improvement Trust on payment of a deposit of $50,'. which will be
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      549 5 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED—Chinese Salesman experienc*L ta P rov *«too lines, pertumeries c.c. Must nave inorough knowiedg oi locaj ana up-country markets. Only laily ixpenencea man required, uooa prospects tcr right man. Apply to Post Soz Job. Singapore. WANTED—A clerk by a well established i e firm must be familiar with
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      381 5 ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALIC harmingly made-to-match, futuristic R design, oak-finish, real European tea< cusehold furniture. Comprising Luxurious verandah, lounge, reception din ing and bedroom furniture speciallv-made-to-match, one Westinghouse" c ectrie refrigerator still under 2 years Agent's guarantee, portable typewri ci well-made ping-pong table, twisted str ng centre mats, Indian carpets, rugs
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      164 5 NEW RKMW.F WORKS WONDERS FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS. Prompt, relief duo to tho four-way action of Bisma-Rex has created an army of Bisma-Prw enthusiasts. Its beneficial action is applauded in a continuous stream of unsolicited letters from neopie in every port of Hie world. Ponulnrit.v for Bisma-Rex has not been trailed
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    416 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Mar. 24. b ruH k Previous To-day Change T«*. Stead y EaSy ions fi i 63 16 —1 1" SPot Buyer. 6516 I|lB Seller* 8 lIP Ist Forward (April) Buyers JJJ lfl 2nd Forward (May) Buyers »a 10 1 Sellers <> 3 Brd Forward
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    RUBBER REPORT
    258 6 Stanton Nelson's Weekly Review MESSRS. Stanton Nelson and Co, Ltd., in their weekly report dated Mar. 24, state: Between them the political and economic dictators have been altogether too much for the commodity and stock markets of the world, and prices have 1 alien with a resounding crash.
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    51 6 Advice has been received in Singapore 'rom the head office of the Union Insurance Society of Canton, Ltd., that subject to audit the directors will recommend payment of a final dividend of 15s. per share in respect of the year 1937. The annual general meeting will be held on Apr.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    95 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Thursday noon. Buyers. Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases tF.0.8 March) 20-3 20*'» Good F A Q. hj bale^ iF.0.8. March; 19 11 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. Spot-loose) <awardabk Snore) 20 2QV-. do. 1 April ?03 H 20-% do. Anr.June pn*;,
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      606 6 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. i f lncorporated 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 JjjJJ General Mrxager 3513 Accountant 8080 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd., v k
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      175 6 BABY'S OWN TABLETS WHAT THEY AXE. Baby's Own Tablets are a gentle laxative and comforting medicine for infant*; ard children. They may be given to the youngest baby with perfect safety, because they are the prescription of a medical child specialist and contain n > harmful ingredient whatsoever. Thf"/ can
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      233 6 When a WOMAN V/ that people often lake her I I for years younger than I e^kt P u down to her white teeth, s^c 11 8 108 wn fact u** l notnizZ* haf bet Calvert's Tooth Powder ainoe she left school Weil, donl yon think it k worth trying
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    829 7 Quotation By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Mar. 24, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 6 310 l 2 Asam Kumbang 28]- 301Austral Malay 42 6 47 6nom Ayer Hitam 20 21 -xd Ayer Weng 0.55 0.65 Bangrin Tin 20 21 Batu Selangor
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    PRODUCE
    182 7 c Singapore, Mar. 24. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $158 R. (Siami 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
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    352 7 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Friday. 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'? Close. Clos'\
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    FRASER & COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS
    349 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Mar. 24. 5 p.m. Total for Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date TIN* A Hitam Tin 157e> 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
    187 7 Maynard Co., Ltd $30,000 nom Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. m nom Mar. 31, Sept. 30 iy 2 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. m mm Mar. 31, Sept. 30 Vk% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Irt. m nQm HI S
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    139 7 Report By Fraser And Co. M Singapore, Mar. 25. INING. Tin 3 months £184.1t oup 15 Spot £184.5.0 up 15 and New York 41 1 4 cts. up 18 cents. There is a slight improvement in commodities this morning but unfortunately there is very little response in
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    TIN
    17 7 Singapore, Mar. 25. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $92 up $1).
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    RUBBER
    20 7 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 20i/ 8 (up Vs); Sellers 20% (up 14>.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    308 7 Singapore, Mar. 25. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 3 q 4:. Ayer Hitam 20- 21Bangrins 20 21 Batu Selangor 1.55 1.40 Chanderiangs 15 16 Kitam Tin 0.35 040 Hongkong Tin 17 6 18 6xd Hong Fatts 1.03 1.07 Idris Hyd. 4;9 5 6 Ipoh Tin 24|-
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    109 7 London, Mar. 24. Paris 162 1 16 New York 4.96 1 8 Montreal 4.98^ 8 Brussels 29.48 Va Ceneva 21.64 Amsterdam 8.97 Milan 94 V 4 Berlin 12.3714 Prague 142 1 8 Belgrade 216 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.42 Oslo 19.90 Vienna 26 V 2 Madrid nominal Lisbon 110
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    FRENCH INTEREST
    49 7 Reuter Wireless. Paris, Mar. 24. It is considered significant that France and Britain are both appealing to an sections of the community to pull together for the purpose of building strong defence systems. The meeting between Trades Unions and the Premier is viewed with sympathetic interest.—Reuter Wireless,
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      305 7 S. E LEVY 6 CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore j Investment Bankers and Brokers tn Securities and Commodities), Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service, Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.T. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE, CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE.
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    237 8 I SPORT The Tides:—3.4B a.m., 7 ft. 3 ins.; 6.20 p.m., 6 ft. Football: S.A.F.A. League, Div. Ii SCFA v. Pulau Brani, Anson Road Stadium; Div. 11, Inniskillings v. 1.A., Tanglin; Div. 111, Casuals v. R.A.M.C.. SH.B.; Friendly, S.R.C. II v. Wearne's F.C., S.R.C. Tennis: Tournaments
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    163 8 Mails expected from Europe I London Parcel mails* by ihe Rawalpindi to-day, Time of delivery of parcels 9 am. today. Mails expected from China by the Ccnte Biancamano. due at Singapore, today. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. ty Air iQantasi. time cf delivery of boxholders' letters
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    HARBOUR HOARD
    122 8 Singapore. Mar. 25. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Op ten Noort 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Rawalpindi 18; Malacca 16; Kelantan 15; Clytoneus 14; Conte BiancaV.ano 11; Behar 9; Boneo Maru 7. Empire
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      143 8 fMt§ MALAYAN PftEMIEQ HOTEL A TO-NIGHT J Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 j DINNER DANCE (Informal) j 9.30 to Midnight s POPULAR COMEDY CABARKT DANCERS j JUNE COLLETT j i HILARIOUS BURLESQi E ENTERTAINMENT J Non-diners $1.00 S I j KAFFLES ORCHESTRA directed by DAN HOPKINS. j j View Hotel
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      159 8 Prepared by the Government complied Swiss Scrum Vaccine Institute. LOBULINA tablets are being used wife success for more than 25 years for the oral treatment of mild cases of Diabetes. Safe and effective. $3.50 per bottle m GO tatlets. GLYCOMETER With this simple apparatus Diabetic patients can have the quantitative
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      402 8 Mr j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Rengat and Tembilahan Banka Mar. 25 1 p.m. »ndo-Cmna Sontay 25 1 P- m Muntok Op ten Noort 25 2.30 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East BGtneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Op ten Noort 25 230
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    Mahatma Gandhi Strives For Unity In Bengal
    334 9 NEGOTIATIONS WITH LEADERS ANOTHER PAGE FOR INDIAN READERS T° the ,mmense j°y of th millions of hi* countrymen, Mahatma Gandhi paid yet another visit to Bengal self "re:-"* impwrtant tesks which h undertaken upon himI) To bring about better understanding between Hindu* an*
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    Indian Nurses Can't Stand Jokes!
    155 9 WHY do Government import British nurses from England for the army in India Mr. Ogilvie the Defence Secretary, told the members of the Central Assembly that British nurses had to be imported because Anglo-Indian nurses were too tew in number and Indian nurses of the
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    19 9 The death occurred at the age of 81 of Dr. Tarak Nath Palit, the renowned Homeopathic physician of Calcutta.
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    19 9 One thousand nine hundred Graduates received Degrees at the Annual Convocation of the Calcutta University held on Mar. 5.
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    13 9 The Madras Agriculturist Debt Relief Bill has received the assent oi the Gov-ernor-General.
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    INDIAN NEWS BREVITIES
    302 9 Major Nayudu Best Indian Cricketer MAHATMA GANDHI and other AllIndia leaders will attend the annua! session of the Gandhi Seva Sangh to be held at Delang a few miles from Puri in the last week of March. 9 DR. E. Raghavcndra Rao, an eACongressman, former acting Governor
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    EXCLUSION OF INDIANS
    114 9 IN repiy to a question in tne Central Legislative Assembly, Sir G. S. Bajpai, Government spokesman lor labour, said that Government have received no representations on the announcement made by the Governor of Malaya implying that Asiatic Government servants will be excluded from the provision of educational
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    Blood From Stone!
    152 9 INTERESTING are the details as to how a deserted land grew into a sacred place of pilgrimage due to the superstitions of the people and in spite of propaganda by progressive persons. It is said that a iarmer, while ploughing a field in Mawn Ranipore, a town
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    "BE PREPARED FOR ANY EVENTUALITY"
    207 9 Subhas Bose «I ET us not forget that though the Congress may not proyoke a criiis, that crisis may be forced on us all the same whether over provincial cr federal issues. Let us therefore be prepared for any eventuaHty," said Mr. Subhas Chandra Bose,
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    More Varsities To Crop Up
    154 9 npHE proposals for establishing separate Universities in Assam and Orissa are receiving the support of the respective Governments. Th" Ed Lira tion Minister. Assam, said in the Assembly recently that his advocacy for a separate University was as ola as his public life and that
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    TEMPLE ENTRY FOR HARIJANS
    128 9 EVER sines the Tra vane ore Proclamation throwing open all the Stateowned temples in Travancore to all people Including Harijans. persist-nt efforts were being made in Viztanagram by leaden of the public arid Congress members ol the legislature to tee thai all important temples arc thrown
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    Served King George But Now Starving
    187 9 K ALLAN Khan Razuqui, aged SO, served his Late Majesty King George V 26 years, ago when he came out, to India. But to-day he is starving on the streets of Lucknow, being unemployed for the last ten years. He has pawned everything in
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    Constable Faints When Cracker Drops
    127 9 Incident In "Black-out" I A CONSTABLE on duty tainted during the test black-out", m Calcutta recently, whrn a throw-down bomb <era< ken dropped by Ms side from th:* roof of. a house. He w;w>. however, not in-itu-ed. regaining eonachmsnCßa, he reported the incident to the
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    'Vernacular' Means Slave Language!
    106 9 THE derivative meaning of Ihe term *vrrna« ular' is slave l»nRB*M or language of the hoincborn slave. A.s .such a good deal of resentment prevailed amongst the people of Assam againsi the use of the term vernaenhu said Mr. Mohim Chandra Bora, Congress member of the
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    WHOLE FAMILY WITH INDIGESTION
    189 9 Suffered Whatever They At*. A mother cf four writes:—"Myself cne? family cf four all seemed to suffer from acidity, pairs in the back, ana other forms" cf indigestion. I suffered whatever I ate. But since we have been tafcing Kruschen 'for the las* three months) we
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    113 11 THE manufacture of tubes and tvrts lor motor cars and bicycles is one of the latest among modern industries which have been started in India The rapid advance of the rubber manufacturing industry in India is marked by the existence of a large number of factories
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    FALSE TRADE MARKS
    120 11 Chinese Pleads Guilty To Charge Singapore. Thursday. 4 CHINESE named Ho Man Yiu appeared In the Criminal District Cour f before Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Judge this morning on two charges of in possession of 52 bottles of White Flower Lotion, whicn had a false trademark,
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF TYPEWRITER
    60 11 Singapore, Thursday. When P Dhass was charged in the second police court to-day with theft of a typewriter valued at's4l. he claimed fn\™ S X ym *J hat > he took the machine m c mcc to the store to practise on. The typewriter had since
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    Wiped Out Family To Get Insurance Money
    156 11 THE trial has just taken place at Nitra, Czechoslovakia, of a man who caused the death of four of his children and severely injured another child and his wife, because he wanted the insurance money on a house. He is Franz Veres. The
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    FIREMAN ACQUITTED
    106 11 Singapore, Thursday. A Teochew fireman of the Paya Lebar Fire Station, Lee Hock Chew, was acquitted* in the Second Court, to-day, on a charge of cheating in respect of a j promissory note for $44. The cheating, the prosecution alleged, occurred at the Fire Station on November 11.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    256 11 New Books Ready For Issue THE undernoted newly added non--1 fiction and fiction works will be ready for issue to-morrow: The Railway Age, Ululated, Cyril Bruyn Andrews; Chinese Women Yesterday and To-day, Illustrated. Florence Ayscourh; A Schoolmaster's Testament: Forty Years of Educational Experience. J. H. Badley; Men of
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    34 11 "The British domination started in Bengal and Bengalis as a community have got to atone for their past sins and do their very best in the struggle for the country's emancipation. "—Subhas Chandra Bose.
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    Garbo May Become A Globe Trotter
    376 11  -  *By Air Mail T Lko l "!L 0t th ,iSS r arb n.- l h Jld she detide ««'marry Mr.' Leopold her brilliant h.! han^ n f UC that of a «f Io betrotiing wife following music"/ inspiration? to country i„ his constant search
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    TOBACCO A NECESSITY!
    51 11 IS tobacco a luxury or necessity? Several members of the Bombay Legislative Assembly contended when the Government brought forward the Tobacco Taxation Bill that "Bidi" (the indigeneous cigarette) is a necessity to the poor and no longer a luxury. The House, however, imposed the tax by a
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    WILL NOBODY CAN READ
    202 11 .Sydney, N.S.W.. Mar. 8. A BMWO will with a blot of ink ovet the name ot one of the beneficiaries is causing much legal argument in the Sydney courts. t When William Wright Yates, a pensioner, died some time ago, he left an estate valued at
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED EXTORTION
    61 11 Singapore, Thursday. Lim Joo Hut claimed trial when charged to-day before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, second police magistrate, with attempted extortion of $100 by putting Lim Hia How in fear of personal injury. The incident is alleged to have occurred at Queen Street on Tuesday evening. Police
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    NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    55 11 j Singapore, Thursday. On a charge of driving a motor-car I in a negligent manner at the junction of 1 Victoria Street and Middle Road on Jan. 15. Bajee bin Dabi was fined $10 by Mr. R A. Ward, the Fourth Magis- trate. this morning. Bajee was represented
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    29 11 Sir Henry Craik is expected to take over charge of the Governorship of the Punjab when Sir Herbert Emerson leaves for England on April 17 on six months' leave.
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      145 11 CLUB DIARY \There are numerous Clubs in Singapore members of which are readers oj the "Malaya Tnbuyie." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-ope r ate in t*eeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will UUi be included in the "Diary of Events
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    53 12 Messrs. Seah Keok Khiam, Seah Kcok Seng and family beg to tender their sincere and heartfelt thanks to their friends and relatives for their wreatrs.. condolences, night visits and ki d rttendance at the funeral of their beloved mother, the late Mrs. Seah Fng lock (nee Madam
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    DEATHS.
    87 12 Friends and relatives are reminded thai the funeral of the late Mr. Low Peng Soy, the beloved father of Lo>v 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 Hill
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    RAFFLES UNIVERSITY
    704 12 'THE establishment of a Malayan university is again discussed in the leading article of the Singapore Medical College Union magazine, and many more potent reasons are put forward in favour of the project. One of the most striking points is that connected with the yearly examinations for Cambridge
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    DIPLOMACY
    221 12 jy|K. Neville Chamberlain's eagerly awaited pronouncement on British policy is a classical example of a great many words conveying very little. The world did not expect the Premier to declare any definite foreign policy at the present time, and the world was not disappo nted. Mr. Chamberlain merely reiterat
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    NOTES & COMMENTS
    864 12 NOTES COMMENTS MEDICAL COLLEGE MAGAZINE BRIGHT and interesting is the annual magazine of the Singapor* Medical College Union, which has just been issued. In the editorial, the delay in issuing the magazine (whicn should have been published in 1937) is given. The college th c editorial explain*, "is a scientific
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    398 12  -  By "Looker On" Ti-lE armaments compet.uon A at feverish pace, it reminds me oj tthen I was very young and Wf, ra.d.:unguarded orchards and each .-/trove Lt* get more p.urns than the feLow and took so many that we cou.dn't e*u them ait and they went
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    BRITAIN'S WARNING TO AGGRESSOR NATIONS
    2274 13 Aims At Peace But Will Fight For Her Rights NO NEW PROMISES TO EUROPEAN STATES COMMITMENTS ON CONTINENT CLEARLY DEFINED LONDON. MARCH. 24. ALTHOUGH ASSAILED BY THE OPPOSITION LEADERS FOR NOT DFFIN <!' EARLY THE POSITION OF GREAT BRITAIN IN RELATION T°xoo? o^^\Jl ,SP I
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    Britain Will Fight If
    65 13 Ihe homeland or any part of the Empire is attacked or British interests assailed; either France or Belgium are made the victims of unprovoked aggression; ii the Treaty rights of Portugal, Iraq or Egypt are violated b> an aggressor; if a Ieague member is made a
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    She Will Not
    20 13 give a prior assurance to Czechoslovak's to defend her integrity BL'T might aid her in certain circumstances.
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    WORLD HUNG ON NEVILLE'S WORDS
    244 13 Reuter. London, M:.r. 24. IN F:\ince it is generally felt that .Mr. Chamberlain's statcmrnt is a distinct sttp forward and will serve as a warning to wculd-be aggressors. It is felt that Britain will be at Trance's side in the hour of need. < rdial
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    Anglo-U.S. Trade Talks In Full Swing
    227 13 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 24. OPINION regarding a possible Anglo-American trade agreement as a result of the present negotiations was expressed by the Secretary to the Beard of Trade (Captain Euan Wallace) during the Commons' debate last night Capt Wallace said. "A commercial
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    TRANQUILISING FACTOR IS BRITAIN'S STRENGTH
    108 13 Reuter. Geneva, March 24. MR. Chamberlain's declaration in regard to Czechoslovakia had been feared here. It is ptinted out that he did no*, rule out British fulfilment of League obligations, however, and. while disappointed at the renewed insistence on non-in-tervention in Spain and the rejection
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    BIGGER WARSHIPS COMING
    172 13 Reuter. London, Mar. 24. THEKE is reason to believe that Brita n. like the United States, has decided to invoke the escalator cause in the Naval Treaty in the face cf the Japanese refusal to fur lish details of her naval building. A Washington message says the
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    INDIA IS IN WITH BRITAIN
    106 13 Reuter. Bombay. Mar. 24. IN an important statement on Congress nolicv to-day. one of the most prominent of the Congress leaders expressed surprise that it was anywhere suggested that Congress would take the opportunity of British pre-occupations elsewhere In order to embarrass the Empire by
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    UNEMPLOYMENT
    55 13 Figures Best For Years, Is Minister's Claim London, Mar. 24. The Labour Minister (Mr. Ernest Brown' pointed out in the Commons that the number of people unemployed for more than six months had been reduced to 279.000. which was a smaller figure than at any time during the past
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    MUSEUM EXHIBITION
    41 13 London Mar. 24. The Archbishop of Canterbury yesterday opened an exhibition of printed books and manuscripts at the British Museum in celebration of the fourth centenary of the setting up of the English bible In parish churches.--British Official Wireless.
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    18 13 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 24. The Chamber has unanimously passed the bill for organisation of the nation in wartime.—Reuter.
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    CLOUSTON'S PROGRESS
    32 13 FLYING Officer Clouston and Victor Ricketts have reached Karachi on their homeward flight. They arrived at 1.42 am. says Reuter, having left Allahabad at 10.20 p.m. (times arc g.m t.).
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    118 13 Reuter. London, Mar. 24. IN the Commons to-day. Mr. Butler (Under Secretaryi said that attenI tion had been drawn to a press report of an announcement issued jointly by the Japanese diplomatic, military and naval authorities in Shanghai that no j chips were to ply
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    34 13 Reuter. Cairo. Mar. 24. Oil is reported to have spurted from the sand near Mersah Matruh, where workmen were digging for Roman wells. Military are guarding the area pending Government examination.—Reuter.
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    AID FOR EUROPE'S POLITICAL REFUGEES?
    145 13 Reuter. Washington, Mar. 24. MR. Cordell Hull, Secretary of State, has proposed the establishment of a special international committee to get political refugees out of Germany and Austria. The suggestion is made in telegrams despatched from the State Department to nine European Governments, including the
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    54 13 Reuter. Kaiiims, Mar. 24 THE President has accepted the resignation of the Lithuania Cabinet and a new provisional Cabinet has been formed under Father Mironas, Chaplain of the Army. No change ha; occurred in the existing regime and all ministers are members of the Government ParK *hus
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    Australia's Defence Plan: £43 Millions To Be Spent
    173 14 PORT DARWIN TO BE FORTIFIED Reuter. CANBERRA, THURSDAY. JUIR. LYONS TO-DAY ANNOUNCED A NEW T T tr,'l£i\-YEAR DEFENCE PRO- GRAMME INVOLVING ADDITIONAL EXPENDITURE OF £24.850 000 Of this amount. £7.750,Qn0 will be snent on the Navy £5 500 000 on the Army
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    196 14 To Make Tour Of The F.M.S. k VICT-PRESIDENT of the famous J* Kolynos Comoany of New York. Mr. E. Erie Bat'elle Jnr. accompanied by Mrs B. ttelle passed through Singal ore re cently in the course of a combined business and pleasure trip to the Far
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    34 14 Dr. H. P. Hodge. State Medical and Health Officer, Taipin? returned on Monday after spending his local leave at the Eastern Hotel. Cameron Highlands, together with Dr. T C Wakeheld. Medical Officer, Batu Gajah
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    HURT BY BALL
    81 14 Cricketer Pushed To Hospital UK. A. da Silva was badly A" injured by a cricket ball during practice on the S.R.C. Pariang yesteiday. He suffered a deep gash just on the right eyebrow and was rendered extremely shocked and semi-con-scious. The impact must have been terrific, judging
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    "MAN-PROOF" A GOOD FILM
    138 14 Myrna Loy And Franchot Tone Score MYRNA LOY and Franchot Tone are an excellent pair in any picture, and when the picture happens to be made by a reputable firm like M-G-M., the result can only be excellent. In "Man-Proof," the M-G-M picture featuring these two,
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    Y.W.C.A. FORTNIGHTLY CLUB
    36 14 Mr. Roland Lyne will be the speaker at the Y.W.C.A. Fortnightly Club meeting to be held on Monday next, at 9.30 a.m. at the Y.W.C.A.. Raffles Quay His .'tibject will be "European Travels."
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    Raffles College Diploma Successes
    446 14 'THE following are the results of x the Raffles College diploma examinations for 1938: DIPLOMA IN ARTS Class t Miss M. I. Boswell, Paul Chang Ming Phang, Oon Khye Kiang Tan Soo Chye. Class 11. Colin Roger Deans. Miss Emma Ferroa. Idris bin Babjee. Miss H
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    Soviet Fears World War
    350 14 Reuter. London, Mar. 24. JJR. Sun Fo arrived here to-day by air from Paris. Interviewed by Reuter he said, referring: to his recent visit to Moscow that Russia regarded the war in the Far East with great anxiety, but at present there seemed to be no
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    PLANES FOR BEANS
    88 14 NEGOTIATIONS for the conclusion of a tripartite Japan —Manchukuo—ltaly barter agreement, whereby Japan will acquire Italian planes in exchange for Manchurian soya beans, are in progress in Rome states the "Yomiuri" (Tokyo). One outcome of the new agreement, the daily said, would be an increase in Japanese
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    Franco's Drive
    83 14 Reuter. London, Mar. 24. *LL available men in the Republican zone of Ara?.on have been mobilised to erect fortifications In the path of Franco's advance. Meanwhile the Nationalists are continuing to drive wedges In Republican territory round Huesca. along the River Ebro, following recent victories thereabouts. Thousands of
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    DEATH IN A WHIRLPOOL
    123 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Kangsar.Thursday k SECOND drowning tragedy was rert ported to the Enggor Police, at the week end when a Hylam coffee-shop keeper lost his life in the Perak River. It is gathered that on the afternoon of Saturday the young man was
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    Rubber Control Hitch
    95 14 BIGGER QUOTAS ASKED Reuter. Colombo, Mar 84 CONSIDERING that a 120.000 tons rubber quota represents the country's 1930 productive capacity, the Ceylon Government have decided to inform the Secretary of State for the Colonies that this quota is essential for any extension of the restriction agreement. The
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    SEAMEN BREAK INTO HOTEL
    281 14 (From Our Ow?i Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Mar. 24. COTR European seamen named 1 George Boyle, G. Murray, John Anderson and Thomas Keene were charged before Mr. I F. Cameron (Acting First Magistrate) to-day with mischief by smashing the glass screen of a Customs motor launch, damaging
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    112 14 Comedy In "Partners In Crime" "DARTNERS IN CRIME", which had a premiere at the Alhambra Theatre, last night, is excellent light comedy entertainment in which Roscoe Karns and Lynne Overman share the chief honours. Overman is seen as a private detectivc while Karns plays the role of a
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    342 14 Mr. R. Welsh Miss Betty Thompson THE Presbyterian Church was beautl- fully decorated with white frangipanni, blue michaelmas daisies and hydrangeas by friends of Miss Betty Thompson, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Thompson, at her marriage to Mr. Richard Welsh, son of Mr. and Mrs.
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    STOP PRESS
    69 14 MOTORIST SENTENCED p. B. Osier, a European, was found guilty at the Assizes this morning on all three counts against him in connection with a fatal road accident on Grove Road recently and sentenced to ni.re months' ri on the charge of negligent driving and Btt weeks on
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    Murder Attempt Charge Against Malay
    524 15 WOMAN TELLS OF KNIFE ATTACK 'Fro,n Our Own Reporter; HUT and frail looking a Trengganu woman, T Aba was the central figure of a crowded court of Malay, bi the prelimmary inquiry in which a Malay medicine-man Yunus bin Hassan stands chared fcith attempted murder
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    DEATH AFTER A DRINK
    138 15 THE death took place under tragic circumstances last night at about 9 o'clock of Mr. B. W. Swyny, well-known local resident, at his house in Green Lane, off Tanjong Katong Road. A report was made to the police by one of Mr: Swyny's two sons. It
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    CROSSED BEFORE TRAIN
    88 15 Singapore, Mar. 25. "Doing Ml act likely to endanger your safety by crossin" the railway line as a goods train was leaving," was the charge which faced him Chuan a Youni; Chii c who was cautioned and discharged When ia- anneared before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, second
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    TIN POOL
    69 15 Ihe local committee of the Tin Producers' Association (Incorporated) has passed the following resolution, nem. con:— The local Advisory Committee of The Tin Producers' Association (Incorporated) reaffirm their entire approval in principle of a Buffer Stock Scheme as an essential adjunct for the stabilisation of prices in the
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    Ex-Malayan Tennis Champion
    443 16 PITS HIS SKILL vs. TILDEN EXHIBITION Tennis At Happy World THOUGH the tennis served up in the exhibition match between W. T "Big Bill" Tilden and Lim Bong Soo. at the Hanpy World covered stadium last night, fell short oi expectations, the spirited display put up by
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    371 16 I ....Ii S.CC. II 1 THE V %I.C I ball strength en the Third Division ol b,A r U Xciub have to thank LundoiiUi goal I [or keeping the score down,. A» the were occasions when a J. M.C.A. ior v ard was left
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    TENNIS TOURNEY
    118 16 THE following were the results of ties played off yesterday in the S.CC. Spring tennis tournament. Championship Singles: A. D. Anderson beat R. B. Perkins 6—2, 6—4. Championship Doubles: R. F. B. Gurr and K. MacLennen beat K. A. Seth and T. A. D. Hewan 4—6, 6—3; 7—5.
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    PLAYFAIR B.P.
    50 16 The following are results of ties played in the Playfair B.P.s open singles championship tournament: Low Seah Chuan beat I.cow K:m Lee 13—13 (o—s) 15—13, 15—6 Ec Sim Mong beat Low Seah Liang 15 -10 15 -7 Pang Eng Quan beat Lim Ah Chiang 15 -1L 15- 7.
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    BENNY LYNCH SAVED BY THE BELL
    121 16 PETER KANE'S GOOD SHOWING IN HECTIC FIGHT Reuter. Louden, March 20. BENNY LYNCH, flyweight champion cf the world, came near to being knocked out i a i 2-round bout against 1 eter Kane at Anficld, on Liverpool Fcotball Chin's ground. A pre-Grand National crowd
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    USEFUL B.P.
    246 16 Fifth \nniversary Celebration THE Useful Badminton Party celebrated its fifth" anniversary on Saturday last. The fifth annual genesal meeting of members was held at the St. Thomas English School, Kampong Bahru Road at 6 p.m. Among the items worthy of note in the secretary's roport were:—increase in membership,
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    S.C.C. Lawn Bowls
    69 16 TIES in the S.CC. lawn bowls handicap tournament will be played as follows: Monday, (28th) V. J. Coleman and C. V. Miles (+4) vs. E. A. Brown and H. R. Wilson (+3»; W. Holley and J. A. Dean 6) vs. H. Gild and H. E. Stevens (+4).
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    B.P. SOCCER
    183 16 Malay Schools Beat G.E.S. Juniors <From Our Oun Correspondent) Batu Pah.it, Wednesday. f PHE Complied Malay Schoo Junior XI, which comprised of boys under live feet defeated the Government English School Junior XI by one to nil in a football match played at the C.E.S. ground on Tuesday.
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    Municipal Services Club
    79 16 Following are (he Municipal Services Ciub first round billiards natures for the 3-bali championship «25 j up. fin d 300' Mah Beng Guan (bye); Simon Choong vs Loo Cheng Swee on Mar. 26, A. Aziz vs W. F. Gomes on Mar. 27, Ang Kee Nam (bye) Tan
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    S.G.C. GOLF CHAMPION & RUNNER-UP
    41 16 S.G.C. GOLF CHAMPION RUNNER-UP Mrs. J. Hill (right) and Mrs. K. A. Jackman, who met in the final of (he SG.C. ladies' championship at Bukit Timah yesterday Mr: Hill won 4 and 3 after being four up at the turn (Tribune».
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    WEEK-END CRICKET FIXTURES
    341 16 THE following will play cricket for the S.C.R.C. at the week-end. On Saturday vs. Ceylon S.C. 'A* at the S C R C. at 2 p.m.: Chia Keng Hock. P L Tan, Seah Keng Siew, Goh Keng Swee, Edward Wee. Yap Mook Kirn, Robert Tan. Yap Ah
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    "Recs" Put Up A Grand Fight
    390 16  -  SAPPERS HELD IN FIRST DIV. 1-1 DRAW League Soccer At The Stadium (By ”Rover” s.r.c U M 1 IN the First Division League soccer fixture played a* the An ->n Road Stadium vestevrt?v, t*«» SJn•rauore Recreation Club held the Royal Engineers to a draw
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    Aintree The Pivot Of Attention
    403 17 CLASSIC RACE TO-DAY BLUE SHIRT Installsd Favourite At 100-15 Reuter. London, Thursday. fllE European crisis and the shortage of ready cash does not seem to affect to-morrow's Grand Vitional for which racegoers are << min? from all over the world to see the worlds most
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    BUSINESS HOUSES SOCCER
    137 17 S.T.S.C li.L.M 3. SIX goals were shared in yesterday's Business Houses League soccer match betw en tne Straits Times Sports Club and Heap Ehg Moh. The game was even! crusted throughout although at one stage tne pressmen held a two-goal lead and seemed iifcJy winners. A late
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    S.C.C. Billiards
    55 17 S.CC. billiards handicap ties have been arranged as follows: Monday. <28th> Championship: A. D Baker vs. A. Grimes. Tuesday, (19th) Handicap: H. F. Foulds iscr. i vs. winner of W. H. Palgrave (—45) vs. M. S. Robinson 1 —25». YV>dne day, t."Qth) Handicap: C. J. R. Ecmbrokc t—£s>
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    Moravia Too Good For The Terror?
    343 17 Second Division Soccer Moravia S.C 2; H.M.S. Terror 0 POOR finishing u\ the 'I errors, with Bla7ck's splendid goalktfping. won for the Moravians the veidiet or two goals to nil over H.M.S. Terror m their soccer fixture of th? Second Division played yesterday on
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    WORLD'S RICHEST RACE
    175 17 FOR the second year in succession Sea Blscu&, a 5-2 favourite for the Santa Anita Handicap, worth £20,000, was beaten by a nose for the world's richest piize at Los Angeles on March 5. So close was the finish between Sea Biscuit and Stage Hand that the
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    Wightmar Cup Tennis
    53 17 Reuter Wireless. New York. Mar. 24. Mrs. Wills Mocy is inejpded in th American W.ghtmali tup team to play Great Bzitalfi vi:. Summer. The? team will bj: Mrs. Wills Moody, Miss Marble. Miss Jacobs, Miss Bandy and bites Fabyan with Miss Gracen Wheeler as reserve. Reuter Wireless.
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      141 17 AT the HAPPY WORLD COVERED STADIUM i 110 XI'S ii TO-NIGHT AT «> P.M. TO-NIGHT j YOUNG JOE j CHOON vs COTTON j 8 (3) ROUNDS S FIRST APPEARANCE OF CO i TQM IS SINGAPORE WHO KOed. S L. S. FONG IN MANILA, NOW FIGHTING AS FEA T H E
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    TWO DAYS OF LOVE-WITH 75 KISSES
    406 18 But You Won't See All Of It On The Screen NOEL BARBER'S FILM NEWS FOLLOW your uncle Noel, boys and girls, and we'll just play Peeping Tom behind the Hollywood studios for two ticks and see the unsung and unseen heroes of Ihe celluloid
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    While the cold winter blasts nip around corners of Eastern metropolises, America's favourite dancing daughter, Ginger Rogers, basks in the sunshine in front of her Malibu T>each cottage. The RKO Radio star expects to keep her golden sun tan all through the winter.
    43 18 While the cold winter blasts nip around corners of Eastern metropolises, America's favourite dancing daughter, Ginger Rogers, basks in the sunshine in front of her Malibu T>each cottage. The RKO Radio star expects to keep her golden sun tan all through the winter.
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    STARDUST
    415 18 COR the first time since she returned from a visit to China two years ago, Anna May Wong is wearing Ameri can clothes. Her role in Paramount':, "Dangerous To Know" demands them. ALL in the cause of art, Nerve and Knox, Flanagan and Allen, and Etaughton and Gold, had
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    Carnival Queen
    200 18 AFTER this show at the Alhambra comes "Carnival Queen," where you will meet Dorothea Kent again. She's certainly getting the breaks at the Alhambra. She's not a gold digger this time. She's the pretty heiress who inherits a big carnival, foils the unscrupulous gamblers who are using it
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    CARNIVAL QUEEN—
    260 18 And She Looks It ONCE upon a time, when chorus girls had curves and everybody was glad of it, there was a certain red-hot momma who sang a nitty song before the footlights on occasion, thereby pleasing divers men situated minus wives, in any seat from stalls to
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    Another Dawn
    301 18 AT the Pavilion we're still awaiting "Another Dawn," but its been so long dawning that I've got to write about it twice. There's just a faint chance, of course, that you may not have seen my last column incredible though it may seem, so here goes. Stars are
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    PICK OF THE BUNCH
    25 18 Best film by a long way booked for the near future will not be previewed until Sunday. It's called— The Buccaneer
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      286 19 No more feverish I diseases Malaria and other feverish diseases attack weak people more easily than strong people. Strength is nothing more than a sufficient W *0 amount of strength-giving substances in the body. Too little of such substances means weakness. Weakness means something more —you become an easy prey
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      1931 19 ON THE AIR TO-DA V I stabbed two A MEN When And jYhere To Listen In rhin,!, cS Tapper nnnnn AiiiMn Singapore, Thursday. rKUIiKAMML OF HRITISH EMPIRE USA SHORTWAVE A s a result of a stabbm aflra y whlch 8.M.8.C. PROGRAMME PROGRAMME tapper named Lee Ah Heng faced trial S
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    CRISIS AGAIN
    26 20 M. CjMUtemp*, ex-Frenrh Premier, photographed as he was being interview a at the Elysee Palace, after tendering his resignation in the recent French crisis.
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    'PHOOKA' PRACTICE STOPPED
    146 20 »J»HE practice of 'phooka' generally adopted by milkmen in Calcutta and other parts of Bengal to extrac more milk from cows is now a cognisable offence and is punishable with two ears' hard labour and a fine of R5.500. The necessary Bill was passed unanimously by. the
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    DIED AFTER WINNING HIGH DIVE
    77 20 Katoomba, New South Wales A FEW hours after winning the junior high div at a local swimming car's yd. Miss Patricia Gunning, a 13-year-o!d North Sydney swimmer, was (-cad. Her complaint was diagnosed as aurendicitis but heart failure Is thought to have caused her death
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    37 20 Mr. Bishnuram Mehdi, who has been the President of the Assam Provincial Congress Committee for nine years consecutively, came out successful in the bye-election to the Assam Assembly, defeating his rival candidate by 5342 votes to 117.
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    "MIGHT HAVE DOZED" AT WHEEL
    1035 20 EUROPEAN ON TRIAL AT ASSIZES Magistrate Gives Evidence Singapore, Thursday. rIAT be probably dozed off for :i second or two, and this might have caused a slight zig-zagging as seen by Mr. L. C. Goh was the submission made by David Brand Osier, (.round Engineer,
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    SEAPLANE BASE IN BOMBAY
    81 20 THE Government of India, it is understood, are an expert here to guide the Bombay Porl Trust in ihe work for the establishment of a sra plane base in Bombay Harbour. The Port Trust is now In communication with the Centra! Government as to what exact
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      16 20 The International Agents for Malaya: THE EASTERN AGENCIES, LTD, Singapore. I m T»T T» e» 4
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    B. B. C. Threaten Poorer Programmes
    715 21 "More Money Or Else—" rpHE 8.8.C. has issued a dramatic ultimatum: "More money or poorer programmes." Its annual report for 1937, revealing that expenses for broadcasting and television—the only service of the kind in the world to reach "viewers" in homes—are .so heavy that
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    EMPIRE PROGRAMMES
    71 21 Director To Discuss Changes to A b s e "m Answer some of SU the pomts concerning the service :hat have beer, raised b e "f le w correspondence during the past tew Transmission 2. Mar. 31 12 15 p.m. OM r Transmission 3. Mar 31, m. G.ra
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    CORONATION TROPHY
    55 21 Motor Racing At Crystal Palace A' commentary on the second motor race tot the Coronation Trophy o held in the grounds of the W M ~r« a and P a haCn speed of 58.63 m.p.n. international British car drivers with a fair spring MSIS 3 B AT 2
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    ARABIC PROGRAMMES
    99 21 Regular schedules of talks and read'ngsM Arabic are being completed fo hf BBC?* Arabic programmes. the works chosen for ladings is me English at Home," by H. E. Hahz mm Pasha, Egyptian in London. This sympathetic study of Ergiisn w toms and institutions enjoyed a con >iderable success
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    "Squabble" Courts May Close Down
    70 21 THE matrimonial courts started 1 by Mr. Claud Mullins, the London Police Court magistrate, two years ago, may have to be abandoned—because there are no casts to be heard. The other day there were only two matrimonial cases down for hearing, and for the first
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    THE STORY OF QUEBEC
    163 21 Programme From Canada For Daventry Listeners Canada will contribute a special feature programme to the transmissions irom Daventry in the near future. Arranged by the Canadian Proadcasiing Corporation, the broadcast will consist of an actuality programme telling the story of the city of Quebec. The compilers
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    NUFFIELD GIVES AGAIN
    32 21 Norwich Invalid Children Air Association has been informed that Lord Nuffield has promised a large sum for an area hospital—primarily for long-term orthopaedic cases —for Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire.
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    CHINESE WIPE OUT JAPANESE GARRISON
    367 21 Shanghai. THE far-famed and oft-discussed Ulysees, who pulled a fast ono on the unsuspecting Trojans back in the golden days when the gods sipped their ambrosia and drank their nectar, or maybe vice-versa, had nothing on Captain Ong Chu-ming, commander of the volunteer corps at
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    "DUFFER" RUNS HOTEL AT 29
    117 21 Letchworth (Herts). "pOULD do better" invariably read \J the school mathematics report of Caroline Jones, who now, at twenty-nine, is manageress and head book-keeper of a country house hotel. Miss Jones—Peggy to her friends—is one of the youngest hotel manageresses In the country, and the
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    TWO PLAYS
    238 21 "The BishoD Dreams" And "Ihe Stowaway" TWO plays by Australian writers "The Bishoo Dreams" by A L. PhUlips, and "The Stowaway" by R. Matthews, will be heard by the 8.8.C.'* oversea listeners in the near future. The Bishop in Mr. Phillips's play, which will be produced by Howard
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    OFFICIAL SECRET
    51 22 A POLICEMAN trded M empty dustbin and am t» ,i passers-ay in Brook iatr, the otner day. The crowd qrrw jn,l inqai the rvlison. fhe <on<; swered a!I inquiries irith fcxpianaiion coal i „i. cover had tall*! through and the dustbin had teen t over cavity to pn
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    The Queen's Author Cousin
    39 22 A remiivo of fr«. t> eitfhtecn-vcar-old Mi is soon 1« a book of short stork At the age of twelve Bowe«-l.\»n wrote "H ship As II Is To flax.- j|| u 1 rated it herself.
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    BISHOP WANTS TO BE FILM CENSOR
    102 22 ftlSHOr of Coventry has uhH thai films shall ttmA be ;b«wii in ckiwches rr parish baflg in his dfeeese vitin.'H reference lx made to him. As yet." be writes in his "Diocesan Gsaette," their are Few i »<>■ lilms (i"M«npd to stimulate us to
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    JUDGE "TWICE AT FILMS"
    32 22 "I have been to the films only twice in my life. I did not care for them either time"—so confessed Mr Justice Charles in the King's Bench Division
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    "FROM PUTNEY TO MORTLAKE"
    248 22 Supplement To Boat Race Commentary ■jl/TANY famous figures ol ih< Bi Ifl rowing world will take part In 'from Putney to Mortlake.' a .special feature programme from Daver.iry that will supplement the broadcast commentary on the Beat Ra^e. Devised by Jean Sr.a;;ce 'who describes the rae
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    Firm Action By French Police In Shanghai
    405 23 JAPANESE TRY TO SEAL BUILDINGS Shanghai. AMERICAN consular authorities here on Mar. 1, were investigating the circumstances surrounding the scaling of the premises of the Commercial Express Company, an and operated concern, by Janancse gendarmes on Feb. 27. The warehouse of the company
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    ATTACK ON GERMAN DOCTOR
    118 23 Shanghai. JJR. Edward Hirt, German resident and one of the leading medical practitioners of this city, may lose thy sight of one eye as the result of an attack upon him by -in intoxicated Japanese w I her in the Hungjao district here on Feb. 27.
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    Terrible Losses Of China Missions
    487 23 BUILDINGS BOMBED LOOTED rPHE Japanese invasion of China has resulted in property damage to Catholic institutions in the Shanghai dirtrict alone of more than 5h.53.000.000 (about U.S.S1,000,000) v-hile t'.ic lamage in the interior takes on similar proportions, according to y>\\ Sam D. Palmer in a
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    SHANGHAI WILL CARRY ON
    295 23 Shanghai. SHANGHAI is by no means a ftnishel city, de-pllo the desth and de truction brought to the metropolis and the surrounding area by the Japanese invasion. Father F. Jacquinot, famous French Jesuit I priest and iounder of the Nantao Safety Zone, which shelters upwards cf
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    Looting Draws British Protest
    427 23 A PAGE FOR CHINESE READERS A VIGOROUS protest against wholesale looting on the part of Japanese servicemen in the areas of the International Settlement north of the Soot hew Creek has been lodged ni<h M" -ineve authorities here by thr 3ritish Consulate-General, following the open robbery
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    Attempt To Buy Cotton Mills
    277 23 IYETERMINED Japanese attempts to purchase Chinese cotton mills in Shanghai, principally those in that part of the Western district of the Shanghai International Settlement r.nder illegal military occupation by the Japanese, have met with complete failure, the Chinese owners in every instance natty refusing to
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    150 24 The "Australian Anniversary," the I). H. Comet machine in which Flying Officer A. E. Clouston and Mr D are making: their record breaking flight. (Tribune). Se.i.. n. MM and Miss M. Ke.i > m married on Wednesday, are seen leaving
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