Malaya Tribune, 13 April 1938

Microfilm: NL4067
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    41 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: 3 „1— Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVII- No. 87. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore Wed., April 13, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1938 FIVE CEIS
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      220 1 T HE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try H* TRIBUTE l FOS ABOUNPiNG HEALTH 6 APB 5 l^e T-XRZAN BOOKS AUK SURE THRILLERS. m r j TAPZAN THE INVINCIBLE. *A*»ZAN THE UNTAMED. J IE JUNGLE TARZAN TRIUMPHANT [OLDEN LION. TARZAN AT THE EARTH'S CORE t ID THE IOST EMPIRE. I THE
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      103 1 When Buying "HERCULES" Cycles Look for This Trade-Mark THE ORIGINAL "HERCULES" TRADE MARK. ALL MODELS IN STOCK. FROM ROADSTERS TO SPORTS MODEL. ffo*lf Payments Arranged. British Cycle Agency. 6, Prinsep Street, Singapore. LEADING STOCKISTS OF S} r nthetic Perfume Flower Oils, Perfumes of all sorts, FancyEmpty bottles, -and attractively Printed
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      135 1 i Read The SUNDAY tribune; Dominant In Malaya J 9 B >Mr JlJk —To Protect Your Teeth Thousands of dentists through- penetrates every tiny crevice, out the world recommend removes stain and discoloration Kolynos because of its proved and washes away fermenting antiseptic and cleansing action. food particles. Soon your
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    "SALSBURG FESTIVALS" FOR AMERICA
    105 2 Wot port, Connecticut Ti/lU SIC festivals similar f o those at SblzbmTQ arc to be held in America, according 10 plant announced by Mr. Btmdrih Willcm Van Loon, the author, who U president of a new niu ■< society hoc Musical lovers in New York and
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    JAPANESE SAYS CHINA WILL HAVE FINAL VICTORY
    295 2 4 t*fNi I- the outbreak of the War. J tho rp been a Stalked «iif» rence in China. It is China's growing stren th of raniWd defence a r I the invader," declared iru enl lapanem anti- ;ressionisl and writer, who rerently arrived
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    EXCUSED
    43 2 Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret were excused lessons for the afternoon to enable them to attend an informal paity given al Buckingham Palace recently by the King and Queen Five hundred guests were entertained in the State rooms on the first floor.
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    Iron Lung Man Gives A Party
    358 2 NIGHT CLUB STARS SING (By Air Mai!) New York, April 1. IJIGtiT-CLUB stars sang and prize-fighters battled in a speeiallybu'lt rin<» to entertain 800 guests at a parly, given by the Man in the Iron Lung. It was the second anniversary of the day
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    THIS MAN LIVES ON GRASS
    149 2 CAROLIS is a Ceylonese aged 34 who lives and thrives on a diet of grass. Interviewed by Renter hi B meadow where he was stretched cat full length in the sunshine—having his "lunch"— Carolis demonstrated his partiality for grass; and th~n sat up and explained
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    Riots Subside In Allahabad
    219 2 (By Air Mail>. Allahabad. DIOTS and Hindu-Muslim clashes have subsided and normality is prevailing in the city. Mohalla (ward* committees consisting of Hindus and Musl.ms have started work. They are trying to alley the fears In the minds of the public created by rumours of communal
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    GREAT DANES KILL YOUTH
    26 2 A seventeen-year-old Faris assistant named Vachet, was savaged to death by two Great Dane dogs wh°i: he attempted to fondle their litter.
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    Couple Search For Tropic "Dream" Island
    222 2 Brisbane. Queensland. Apr. 1. I •jV/O modern Robinson Crusoes have I arrived here In search of a tropic isle where they can live in solitude away from the warring world for two or three years. They are Mr. and Mrs. H. D. A. Jcske.
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    SCENE & HEARD
    84 2 SCENE HEARD An unusua! view of tne of Rf< Lro-Goliiwyn-Mayer's studios dturin? the flhaing of a talking n rture. See if worn can pick out any of the stars you knc.v. Directing: the action is Edmund Gouldin?. Perched on the roinring camera crane is William Danicis. chief cinema (ceranher, and
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    Speed Up On Air Routes
    126 2 British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 10 TH2 introducti of summer tune ojcav brings with it the ne* and faster summer air services next v.eeic British airwave will open increased services to Paris and accelerated schedules on the mail route between England and Scandinavia. In winter
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    PRINCE CONDUCTS ORCHESTRA
    113 2 Copenhagen. PROWN Prince Frederick, eldest son of the King of Denmark, has acted as conductor fcr the Syrm/iony Orchestra of 'he Copenhagen Royal Opera Hcus.i. He is very interested in music, and often attends the Orchestra's rehearsals, so when some members of the Orehcstia asked him to
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    MR. NARIMAN
    189 2 (By Air Mail> ■invanai urn. Apr* J. IN a scene of tense excitement w Additional Sessions lodge l ,r nrunced orders disallowing theapp"I tm of Mr K. F. Narir. an *»'"J" bay to app*\»r Mritfa power of aiton.< for Mr. Narayana P !!ai charge* sedition. The Court expressed
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      456 2 NO CAUSE fNHVffwPUKES IS! for. Complaint If §f gap ANDREWS 1 H^lji removes v the main cause of illness fHWCTffgffß tone to lhe and invigorates ■^^^PTJT^W^^T^H every internal organ. Its mild, gently l^M^H^^^L g^^L^ l^^l^ l laxative coaxes the bowel operate while its thorough AM fy#arlofpBtienlres#archAndr WJ cleansing action purifies
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    JEW CALLS ON HITLER AS WITNESS
    288 3 •By Air M;ul• Berlin, Anr. 1. fill IK. rrrjloi ol Nazi German 7 s unli-Jewish laws, has been It < t. < ys witness before n Leipzig eourt hv a Jew Tht- leu \i nHln.jnn, tiftv-three-ycar- Id lawyer, insisted that Hitler must ;M m
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    lh<- Kio' .011 ')!!;<•!! have made a fmr,!„._ t<,n|- ~! London's poorer distiieis ,I;,' ime \. jtiii lioxton ;»u<l Shrvef!«t<*h Photo sh »s lhe (lueen uend;»i» , I it .: bain in pcrambulatoT,
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    A SUPREME COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS NEEDED
    243 3 Hill IN CENTRAL LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY By Air Mail» New Delhi. i III I.I Th,. Suprcnir Court «»f Civil Appeals Bill'' to enlarge the 1 tun di ii'»n &lt;it the led era I Court has been sponsored by V l)uu l»vj;uU resident &lt;&gt;f the
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    Nazi Threat To Europe
    110 3 Reuter. Paris. April 11. Iv.lK result of the German pie Disci te lrs caused renewed apiwehensions in i.ii Paris press regarding further German expansion. Epogue declares that the balance di power in Europe has been completely put in disorder. "If we allow ihe German front to
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    BRIDGE TO FREEDOM
    86 3 Froth our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Apr. 11. kU exciting drama was enacted at three o'clock yesterday morning at Kirn Seng Bridge. While a detective was escorting a handcuffed Chinese, arrested for alleged theft cf a fowl, to the detcc live sfatiorti the prisoner brushed off his escort
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    BEES IN HIS BONNET
    72 3 i U| Istanbul. 1 P&i honey i ram a beeniui results for a nonamed Hasan owner «»f the hive v it houl ;ipv sign bees, Hasan decide d. or nhnself. As soon r»e hive, however, nees iHackcd him "d 'he hive owner and h 1 recognised
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    CHANDU CHARGE
    116 3 Singapore, Monday DEFORE Mr. H. A. Forrer, Districl D Judge, Criminal District Court, today, a Chinese named Lee KwaJ Ker Maimed trial on a charge ol importing into the Colony 700 tahils of Red Lion ".on-(jovernment chandu and 1,600 leat packets. The case was postponed until Apr 22.
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    LIGHTNING TRAGEDY
    51 3 (United Press). ißy An Mail i Manual"!-'* I NFOKMA TfON has been re ceived here fn in Mileshwar in Kasargon Taluk Of the tragic death of nine persons who were struck by lightning on Sunday last. Eighteen others are also reported to have b«vn seriously injured (United Press
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    KILLED BY LORRY
    145 3 Singapore, Monday A VERDICT of death by misadventure was returned hy Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, to-day, at an inquiry into the death of a Malay cyclist, named Salleh bin Musa, who was knocked down by a Municipal lorry whilst proceeding along Bukit Timah Road
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    German Cartoonist On British Policy
    187 3 EACH time a crisis arises in the world, ('.real RriCiin rearms—but does little else. This is the German view of British foreign policy as expressed in a carteon in the National Zeitang. The first section of the strip shows a British soldier trudging wearily along
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    MR. E. DE BURIATTE
    237 3 Record Of New Councillor (Fiom Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. THE latest Government Gazette an- nouneed the appointment ol Mr. E A. de Buriatte. advocate and solicitor. Penally, to be temporarily a Nominated Unotlicial Member of the Legislative Council. S.S. The Hon. Mr. de Buriatte Ls
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    SHOALS "WIPED OFF THE MAP
    173 3 Washington (D.G.J. rpwo shoals have been literally A "Wiped ofT Ihr m;ip," aftn appejirnig mi charts mi the Mbuilie for nearlj rentury, n&gt;r&gt; have proved hr non-existent. The two shoals SainthW and Laura Ethel banks wire marked tentatively betwei n the Azores ami Newf it
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    CHURCH PROTEST TO HITLER
    63 3 A telegram expressing deep concern at the further detention of Pastor Niemollee by Hi- secret police has been s»-nt to Herr Hitler by Church leaders The message is signed by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Pinnate of 'he Church of Sweden, the Archbishop of Thvateira. representing
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES H'KONG HARBOUR COLLISION
    972 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES H'KONG HARBOUR COLLISION Inquiry Verdict STEAMER SAMPAN INVOLVED ARISING from a collision in midharbour between the riversteamer Chuen Chow and a pass-enger-carrying sampan on the morning of Fen. 15, which resulted in the sinking of the smaller craft and the deaths of two persons, an inquiry was
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    ARMY'S "NAVY"
    133 4 Fleet Of 200 Vessels Operating 4 Command Order recently stated that "a War Department vessel will leave Woolwich for Middlesbrough and Alloa." and that advantage should be taken of the opportunity for the transport of Government stores to and from ports. This is a reminder that the Army
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    DOCKERS' STRIKES
    243 4 Their Legal Aspects Discussed London. IN view of the refusal of dockers at one or two ports in this country to load goods intended for Japan, Mr. R. H. Morgan. M P. recently wrote to the Home Office asking for their guidance on the subject of legality and
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      498 4 STEAMER SAILINGS i and «BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). 4—{-«"TV N i N i4ĔM 1 .-V 7 —,|1 ;|i I V/ A&- J 7, I *jM, 1». o. S. N. CO.'s OUTWARDSDue. Tonnage. 9'pore. 1938. IIITRAL 15,000 Apr. 22 CARTHAGE 15,000 May 6 HI'HDWAN G,070 May 7 RANCHI 17.000 M20
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      516 4 j BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. 1 t Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Big Cargo vessels with limited but 1 Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Aceommoda- Hon. S i To: Marseilles. London. Rotterdam. To: Port Said, Palestine, Rotterdam, i J Hamburg and Copenhagen. Hamburg and Copenhagen. S M.S'.
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      291 4 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE Deutsch-Australische DampfschifTs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany). PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE. OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1938 t m-s. RAMSES, via Manila Apr. 21 s.s. PREUSSEN via Manila May 4 m.s. ASSUAN via Manila May 14 t m.s. KULMERLAMD via Manila May 25
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      418 4 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDE U TSCH E k (Incorporated la Germany). The undernoted are the Company s intended fixtures: OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due S'poro 1938. p "FRANKFURT*' emits Manila and Japan Apr 26 "GNEISENAU" omits North China May 8 v "ALLER" omits Manila ar.d Japan
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    YOUNGSTERS' F.B.S.
    210 5 Eighth Anniversary Celebration MEMBERS of the Youngsters' Friendly iTA Benevolent Society spent an enjoyable weekend on April 2 and 3 on the occasion of the celebration of the Society's eighth anniversary, at the bungalow of Mr. Tan Boon L:at, at Teluk Mata Ikan, Chanel. Chinese musical parties were
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    Happy World Boxing
    88 5 I H L??" :il s B^ rd 01 coiurol h^ fli hK for tS, l&lt; v, foUow J?« card of five loi the Happy Work" *s next inn or amotion to be W Lid at. the covered stadium on Sunday next- co^rea YoUng Choon rounds) Na i
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      1762 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality HNDERS. re now invited lor the or service. i?or tnlclpal Tender Room Date of Closing. liter Conp m., 30th May 1933. r H. OOLDIE, Municipal -Secretary. j I w SCHOLARSHIPS" DIVERSITY OF HONGKONG. Scholarship to Hongprovides free tuind re idence, falls hip is open
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      525 5 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE T««°^AiL c i cby given that Madam k?5 p oo l s obtained her freedom hn? th i lu sband Gwee Peng Yin and that this fact was recorded by th" Apruma? chineise 011 the 12lh da y POSITIONS VACANT wanted Lady Teacher to te^ch Gent,eman Dancing
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      284 5 I IhjrJa IoALPECIM HJtiR 7QMIC I r uli hail ii the envt; efomfiimkl "~Jq £m to iheatyouh hoik Hr iff*" iw& ALPiCIN M VWpStaht to-day and mm a&gt;.._, JF CLOCKS 8 Day Clocks Strike from 24.— 4 4 Westminster chime 39.— Dz*r2/ free in Malaya opposite Clifford Pier MEW STOMACH
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      140 5 THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS No. 64, Chulia Street 'Phone No. 7755. General Auctioneers, Commission Agents, Etc., Etc. The Organisation For Prompt, Courteous And Efficient Service. CURED WITH I HI'HKAL f»ILLftl APPLY j Mr. V. S. han j 277, Race Course Road, Singapore. I HAEMORRHOIOS. Sure and Safe cure for Piles, either
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    454 6 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Apr. 12. KUBBE* Previous To-day Change 0 Toßt Easy Quiet Spot Buyers §i A s.j; Seller?* b i 513 1G —1 15 Ist Forward (May) Buyers 5 Sellers 5% 2nd Forward (June) Buyers 513 16 5 13*16 w m Sellers 5 7 8 57«
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    RUBBER ESTATE OUTPUTS
    103 6 The following is a. list of outputs for the under-mentioned estates for the month of March:— Output for Total to date of Output for Name March. current financial March. 1938. year for— 1937^ SSSfL w 27 7GO ib&gt; 9 mins 356.828 lbs. 35.766 lbs Bukit Timah 8.364
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    UNEMPLOYED OF LIVERPOOL
    350 6 Investigation Report INTEREST IN SOCCER POOLS (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 29. T*HE all-pervading" atmosphere of foovball pools and horse and greyhound racing has become such an important environmental factor for Liverpool's individual unemployed that it is difficult to develop interests unconnected with them. This is one
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    RUBBER EXPORTS
    58 6 EXPORTS of rubber from the Nether- lands Indies during the month of March in tons, were as follows:— Estate Rubber: Java and Madura 5,715: outer provinces 10,163. Native Rubber: Outer Provinces 13.016 Stock of Rubber at the end of February: On Estates: Java 9,385; outer islands 14.321. Held
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    MALAKA PINDA
    35 6 The output of Malaka Pinda Rubber Elates for the month of March, amounted to 43.600 lbs. making a total of 377.900 lbs for the seven months of the l in ent financial year
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    WORLD MARKETS MORE CHEERFUL
    980 6 FRASER &&gt; CO.'S WEEKLY REPORT Singapore, Tuesday. MARKETS all ever the world have experienced much more cheerful conditions daring the past week and there has been a substantial appreciation in prices of securities and corrv.iieuities and an increased turnover in business, Urns indicating a considerable return
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      908 6 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*) CAPITAL: Authorised 10,000,000.00. issued and Up $10,m0W.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES. Managing Director 3172 Secretary Jg** General Manager 3513 Acc °V£« n l*Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA* LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BAUKKWI Midland Bant, Ltd, p-%lL\ 1 Irvm« Trust
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    640 7  -  Quotation By Fraser And Co. apore, April 12. B p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers Sellers 34' 2 3 lO^cd 28 30 42 6 47 6norr 186 196 0.55 0.65 16 6 17 6 1 MO 1.40 cd 19 3 20 6 15- 16--0.35 0.40 1.01 1.05
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    EXCHANGES
    207 7 The following are the exchange rates this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. SELLING Singapore. Apr. 13. London T.T. 2 3 27 32 London demand 2 3 27 32 Lyons demand 1844 Switzerland demand 250% Hamburg demand 142 New York
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    AMERICAN MARKET DAILY REPORT
    494 7  -  By S. E. Levy Swan, Culbertson Fritz Singapore, Wednesday. H/E are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., and Messrs. Swan, Culbertson and Fritz, Singapore, for the following American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New York, report to us by cable as follows:—
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    MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET. _1., A _ 1 1 ■>
    71 7 MANILA GOLD SHARE MARKET. _1., A 1 1 ■&gt; Manila, April 12. Sale* Prices. Previous To-day Antamok 0.49 0.49 Pesos. Atok 0.225 0.23 Coco Grove 0.405 0.41 Demonstration 335 unquoted IX.L. 0.C5 0.67 Masbate 0.145 0.15 Mines Operas, unquoted unquoted San Mauricio 0.41 0.41 United Paracale 0.41 unquoted Gold Share
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    227 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, April 12, 5 p.m. Total for Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex Div. year TIN: Payable Date to date Ampat Tin 5% less tax Apr. 21 May 13 Apr. 22 8% Batu Selangor 5% Int. Apr. 20 Apr. 26 Apr. 21 10%
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    207 7 l)EBENTCRE ,V 'M'0|{k MUNICIPAL: .I."! 1 siTseptfj^ 00-000 Intrt. 102 nom 3l' Sept 7 m 1 600 000 fct V.'% rt ri lore 105 107 nom 31 'Sort 3® 1000 000 I"t. ;br 110 112 n0m I 1 .I 1 60 S22'.006,000 105 107 nom 12,1/4 1221/2
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    172 7  -  Report By Fraser And Co. MINING. Tin fS d wn J*)-. Spot £170.5.0 down 55--ond New York 383 8 cts down 3 8 g ii, New York" SR. 1 Tin ta New York, Sterling .shares present a ray firm appearance this morning and for li aYe f
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    TIN
    16 7 Singapore, Apr. 13. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $185 (down
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    RUBBER
    19 7 The price of rubber al noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 19% (up ft) Sellers 19% (up ft).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    326 7 MINING Singapore, April 13. Arnnnf Buyers Sellers ii-'L,,,, 3 10cd gye Hitam 13 0 19 6 ir,3 Batu Selangor 132 1 37cd chenderiangs 15- 16 Hitam Tm 0.35 fj.4o gongkons Tin 17 0 is 6 102 1.06 idris Hyd. 40 5 Fpoh Tin -&gt;4. 05
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    CROP RETURNS
    86 7 The following crop returns for March are repoited: Ayer Kuning (F.M.S.) Rubber Co. Ltd. 65 000 lb., Badek Rubber Estate Ltd. iStaffield L.-tate 20.500 lb Bradwall (F.M.S i Rubber Estate Ltd.. 45.000 m.. Chersonese (F.M.S.) Estat iAd.. 58.000 lb.. Dennistown Rubber Estates Ltd. (Dennistown Estate», no tapping, Highland
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURE
    23 7 The .s.s. Islander for Christmas [stand Mails previously announced as closing at 11 a.m. to-day will now close at 7 n.m.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    20 7 The Air Mail 'Netherlandsl despatched lrom .Singapore on Apr. 6 was -Jell vered in L;nc:on on Apr. 11.
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      27 7 1 You Can Be Your Own Beauty Specialist by using "SRIVIS AMLA HAIR OIL. The Finest Berbm rr-maration. UNITED PRODUCE AGENCY, 72, Bras Basah Road, Singapore. H
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      161 7 thi: o!s.-iior.\2» WATER PAIIVT HALL DISTEMPER is an oil-bound UMUhabte WATER PAINT and must never be confused with ORDINARY DISTEMPERS, ceiling-wli,ite or colour wash. Embrac a wonderful new form of manufacturing process, it consists of a scientifical.'/ compounded varnish-emulsion paint which dries to a mait finish of beautiful texture and
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      172 7 NOTICE The pirn. lit which left Singapore with the Westbound air mails yesterday was tne "Caledonia" not tne "Carpentaria" as advertised ui this list. i BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. Telephones: Manager's Office 644-1 Asst. Manager's Office 644:2 Exchange Dept. 6442 Genera]
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    151 8 Mails txoccicd irom China and T apan by the Ha&isan Maru due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected Irom China and Japan by the Kumshirr.a Maru due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from Europe etc. Amsterdam) by Air IK.L.M.» to-day. deliveries of boxholders' letters only 5.30 •l.m. to-day and
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    To-day's Diary Of Events
    226 8 SPORT The Tides:- 9.57 a.m., 8 ft, G ins.; 10.20 p.m., 8 ft. 4 ins. Football: Friendly, Saigon Team v. Sino-Malays, Anson Road Stadium; S.A.F.A. League, Div. 11, H M.S. Terror v. R.A., Naval Base. Tennis: Tournaments at S.C.C. and V.M C.A. Air Raid Precautions Lecture
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    113 8 Singapore, Apr. v. Ships alongside the Wharves or pected to arrive. East Wharl (Entrance Cat. I) Anhui 20. Sheers Whart lEn trance date i Nil. Main Whart (Entrance Gate 2' Lalan 15: Eisyo Maru 13; Kami 10; Kunishiina Matu 8. Empire Deck ißntrance Gate 2 Troilus 32; Lycaon
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      146 8 •V- •&gt; T s Raffles Brasserie! Elra* ISa»aii Koacl mmmi mm 7 1 S I KAI I HELM 101 S j I HOT BUNS I s *rrrrrrrrrrrr~ i Sea View Hotel j IDEAL SEASIDE RESORT. j &gt; ONF OF SINGAPORE'S RECOGNISFD BEAUTY SPOTS. BFACHED BY CAR IN 10 MINUTES ANYWHERE
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      157 8 ARE YOU BEING lU'MSHKO ii you have one biliou.s attack after am ll&lt;a. if you wake up in the morning with a coated to and a bitter taste in your mouth, U you fmd it difficult to control your temper, if ycu cutler from flatulence and .sick headaches, if &gt;cu
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      280 8 One Dose Ends ASTHMA and BRONCHITIS Take one Kpharone Tablet and your worst attack is elided in 10 minutes. You feel as :f A«thma Bronchitis. Bronchial Asthma had never troubled you. Kven in 30 seconds you not:ce the difference. No more wrecked sleep. Have been a different man since taking
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      428 8 .g. j POSTAL t STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Kretay Suddhadib Apr. 13 2 p.m. Djombi and K. Toengkal Togian »&gt; 13 2 P- m Muntok Thcdcns 13 J 7m Palembang Thedens 13 3 p.m. Pontianak Khoen Hoea 13 3 P m Medan Eoth 13 3
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    Page Nine Tells Of The Queer Side Of Life -And The Jale Of A City's Millions 23,000-TON BUILDING MOVED 164 FEET
    149 9 Ilolsink'. A ĔAwttE Moscow residential block, containing .'hops on the ground floor and flats on the remaining floors, has been mcved a distance of 164-ffet without disturbance lo th»;
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    Ribbon Saves Cats
    81 9 tckholm. rotTI i its taw been killed dur- red i.' a iriee against t.;\- liH-! in the Swedish town of ftMevala issued a insulation r.t»t ad cat-owners were to tie rect rebons round the necks of their pets, anj cal I Rind without a red ribij wa
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    106, MARRIES HIS SEVENTH WIFE
    134 9 Smyrna. a member of the Greek Orthodox Church here, has celebrated hir lOY.th 1 irihday by marrying a 42-year-old Christian woman named Stella. She Is his seventh wife, the other six having oied. '"Actual age does not matter in a man of Sava*s typo." Is
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    SLOW BUT SURE
    76 9 Bredsdorp. Cape Province. MR. A. Dreyer, of Bredasdcip. keeps 51 tortoises at his house. He has trained them to a remarkable degree. They know his and whe 1 he calls them they come creeping alon to eat out of his hand. A tortoise, he says, usually has
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    BOOK OF STATISTICS TELLS LONDON'S WONDERFUL STORY
    854 9 Lindon. Apr. 1. (Uy Air Mail) A *iOOK has ji«s( been published which idh th« true rtory of the wonderful iiy of London. Its fasrin pai»;e&gt; It'll «»f Fjomlon's teeming million; of workers and what they work at. They toil of the gtwli\w
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    TEETH MADE FROM COAL
    207 9 Berlin. ALL (tilings, CTOtrns and false teeth "n CsCimany will In future be nfcade cut cl v. ricw material a m \t-.:rc ef ertlSCitl res B (Kur.sthen), limestone jni cea*. This new substance i; the discovery of B Berlin dent! I named Ernst Schncbcl, and he
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    YOUTH and AGE
    99 9 Belgrade, a Yugoslav farmer named GeoTffiemiO, from a Village ntar hcre, has become a grandfather at BOrVu ml he married in 1917, end his first ion was born when he IMS 17. I7W« son r(U married In r/ir ace 0/ 25. and his wife has now had
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    ONE THIRD OF WORLD'S ROADS
    89 9 Washington, D.C. THE United States has about onethird ot the world's total highways, according to a world highway survey published hero by the AutomotiveAerensntios trade division of the Department of Commerce. Thcr n» c nb-uit 3.065 000 miles of roads in th»' Unl'ed States and
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    DEAD TIRED
    58 9 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Exhausted and sleepy, Clarence Allen cf this city walked into the neatest open building to take a room, lay down and fell asleep. Seen afterwards he was awakened by officials of the building who had heard his snores. They broke the ik.wj, to im that he
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    MAN EATS SHOES FOR BET
    104 9 Istanbul. jDY eating a pair of villager's sandals, a peasant named Hasan Uslu, of the village of Demir I&gt;3re, near, Brusa, has won a bet of one Turkish pound (3 4d.). When Hasan was challenged oy t\v) villagers to eat the sandals he obt:«.i:u d
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    BIRD STOPPED FIVE TRAINS —
    90 9 BIRD STOPPED FIVE TRAINS Stockholm. A MAGPIE was the cause of five fleet vie trains being stopped and d' layrd for 4&lt;i minutes on the Nf riUocping-Nykotpirtg line, Sweden The tra lis were held up when the current failed after the overhead electric wires were mysteriously 11 j sbort-i ircuHcd.
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    138 11 I »ir hincse In Second Court Iimgapore. Monday. alleged gang going money, four Chinlow Eng Chong, Lim n Teck Lin, appeared .\i. Duckworth, Second F M.; .•T te. to-day. .Ilexes that Japanese f d o: s were removed from .M-d and returned only alter payment o! money. j
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    MUAR CUSTOMS S.C.
    154 11 j Matches v. Johore Bahru Colleagues 'From O U r Ov.n Correspondent, and 1 H matCh f fh.??* at Jol »ore Bahru on x fo^nn ften 0t l n and in tne renins I&EfiLSS? Wlll be Played at thS Ci^orn f s° 110 Wing WUI re P
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    Selangor State Cricket
    106 11 THE following have been selected to Lil.JK** Ssl angor's State cricket week e B nd V6r the Easter Vs Negri Sembilan en Apr. 17 and io in Kuala Lumpur: H. L Ward |&lt;capt.), Wong Kam Thomr, B. Mayo, Gorbex Singh. M. E. Street. M C Manby L.
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    Loyals Beat Railway XI
    98 11 7v J ;-V? S CCer friendl v on the KamponCoy Loyal netcatcd the Railway Institute by six pals to one. All six goals were scored by Cpl Morris, and Keng Pk scored for Railway. A return match m be played on Sunday at 5 p m
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    Red Indians In "Big Business"
    142 11 Washington, D.c. The Mescalcro-Afrache Indians of N,?w Mexico are very Dleased with their ir. cursion into Big Business, which started three years ago with thfe formation of their own Tribal Business Commtttee, according to a report by the Commissioner for Inoian Affairs issued here. A
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    CO-OPERATION IN BIHAR
    81 11 Government Grant Rs. 1 Crore (United Press). (By Air Mailt TPatna. Apr. 7. HE "United Press" understands that the Bihar Government has decided to come to the rescue of the co-opera-tive movement in the province by making available a sum of Rupees one crore for rehabilitating the
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      102 11 CLUB DIARY OF EVENTS are numerout Clubs in Singaib of whwh Q'c reicte&gt; of t p Q Tribune.*' This Diary is jecialll* for them. scareare invited to co-operate in keep-o-to-date and complete Hap- %eral interest will still n the "Diary of Events." The can cover meeting, enter-night-visits end such funcsporting
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH.
    109 12 QUEK—On April 13. 1938. at 1 a.m. at her residence No. 7, Rowell Road. Mrs. Ouek Kirn Heck "Madam Kwan Si Kooi aged 64. She leaves behind 1 sen Quek Kiat Cheow (Ah Tee» also 1 daughter-in-law, Mr.s. Quek Ah Tee. 1 adopted son. Tan Ah Wing.
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
    37 12 The family of the late Mr. TEO ENG SENG wish to express their heartfelt thanks to all relatives and friends who attended the funeral as well as all who sent wreaths, telegrams, axd letters of condolence.
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    THE END IN SIGHT?
    749 12 npHE dilemma in which the Japanese forces in China now find themselves is the logical sequel to the plan of campaign mistakenly pursued by the Japanese generals, and is a complete vindication of the Chinese policy of withdrawal into the interior. Months ago it was pointed
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    PARIS STRIKES ARE SPREADING
    55 12 Reuter. Paris. April 11. WORKERS employed in the Renaultmotor car engineering factories began a stay-in strike this afternoon. A number of other engineering factories in Paris district have followed the lead of the Renault employees. The strike is now regarded as general in the metallurgical industry
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    63 12 Monday, Apr. 11. Air Vice-Marshal and Mrs. A. W. Tedder, Hon. Mr. A. S. Small, Hon. Mr. C. G. Howell and Mrs. Howell and Miss Howell, Mr. W. Daniels, Brigadier and Mrs. M. A. Studd. Miss Lendrum and Major H. W. M. Stewart dined ac Government House. Tuesday.
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    26 12 Marshal Chiang Kai Shek flew to Chungking last week in connection with the mobilisation of 60,000 Szechuenese troops who were being despatched to the northern front.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Deadlier Than Tigers
    210 12 NOTES COMMENTS Deadlier Than Tigers JN Slam, a leaflet depicting a tiger and L a mala'ia-carrying mosquito with tne inscription, "Mosquitos are a million times more dangerous than tigers." has lecently been distributed all over the country. People living in the tropics will probably agree that there is truth in
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    Pensions For Spinsters
    180 12 I)EOi'LE in the United Kingdom who have been conducting a campaign in favour of pensions for spinsters scored only a parMal success recently In the House of Commons. The attitude of the Government, however, is that this is no time for extension of Britain's already extremely elaborate
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    The Point Of View
    216 12 5|C sjc 3^C a picture in a home provincial paper which arrived in Singapore by the last mail appeared a row of oldfa shioned cottages;, and under them a caption deploring the decision of the local authority to pull them down. "Their removal,'' it states, "will
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    Young Generals
    172 12 IUE are told that there is much faction among the younger Bri Army officers because an offic been appointed to the command division at the age of forty-six. is not without interest to recall that was the which wellii closed his military career in the with the vie'
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    The Canary
    222 12 v 17EW people realise that the I has an important use other chirping sweet melodious tunes for the I pleasure of bud lovers. This bird plays an invaluable part in r work in coal mine explosions. Fra it is. the canary used for the ci tion of carbon
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    Topics Of The Day
    197 12 'Looker On i MAN of t8 has just been jilted. It s said that he's mads up his mind rot to have anything to do with women in future. "Hedgehog fights three stoats." Am; wins on points. Then there was the schoolboy who said that Great
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    Demands Return Of propriated Oil Fields
    678 13 mrs. sun JVOTE OF PROTEST SENT ATPE TO MEXICO r C th* n hrrLc effort London, April 12. i, soMifrs i.« s«»r G re [urn to the Mexican Eagle Oil Company of the oil field proths n er the recent decree of the Mexican
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    King Sees Army In "Action"
    72 13 Reuter. Queen had a I lure oi a "WW n windswept in pi ictice of f co .aeration beY* een the artillery, infantry yielded rfte ru camouK /tee* C a r op carriers s: i/ a contin- or steel-helmeted infantry men V ri/!es, machine or
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    France Turns South
    42 13 San ssa, April 12. THE insurgent advao towards the Mediterranean aken a sudden tarn wit] tr »ps ignoring the direct road but attacking along the secondary read, parallel to the main They aate captured several villages on the hilltops,—Reuter.
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    12 13 Cairo, Tuesdaj King Farouk opened die new parliament to-day, with traditional pageantry.—Reuter.
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    PARIS AIRCRAFT STRIKE SETTLED
    149 13 Reuter. Paris, April 12. 1 1 is annoum c' in the iobbies of Chawbei thai the strikes In trencj aircraft factories, which have ween noMtn; up construction of air ic'u7"T'l' :,e&gt; tn&lt;W tO-n^ht fo1 Lah i a °*tween the Minister of u7,4J j l!,c (!o!e sates
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    JAPAN BUILDING 18,000 TON CRUISERS
    238 13 British Official Wireless. Washington, Apr. 12. IT is learned reliably that the Navy Department have been informed that Japan is building a fleet of super cruisers of Ib.OOO and 18,000 tons, whose unmatehable speed and mobility and striking power may revolutionise naval tactics. It Is
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    GERMANY WELCOMES ROME PACT
    64 13 Reuter. Berlin, April 12. AN article in the Politische Diplomatische Korrespondeze welcomes the prcspect of Anglo-Italian agreement. It says Germany knows herself to be free of all jealousies, and if tension between London and Rome can bo abolished it will be due to Mr. Chamberlain"! realism
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    42 13 Paris reports that Spanish republican refugees will be unable in futon to stream over the Valdaran frontier, owing to the decision of the Barcelon Government to defend the distr.ct It 13 understood that orders have been given for refugees to be stopped.
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    JAPANESE WARNING TO POWERS
    147 13 Must Prevent Illegal Use Of Flags Reuter. Peiping, Apr. 13. NOTE sent to the British and other foreign Embassies and I****"**"* A vpsterdav bv the Japanese Embassy, at the request of the Japanese to notify the Japanese command of ing area temporarily. The note also warns
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    JAPAN SHALL NOT CONQUER CHINA
    175 13 Says Russia Reuter. London, April 12. DX. Sjii Fo, Chinese envoy, speaking: at a. press reception at the Chinese Embassy to-day sai«l that he had been informed in Moscow that Russia did not intend to intervene in the Far East at present, where China appeared
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    15 MILLION TONS OF SHIPPING IN BRITAIN
    190 13 British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 12. GROSS tonnage ci" steam and motor vessels of 100 tons gross and over, excluding tankers, registered in Great Britain and Ireland on July 1, 1937. was 14,903.000. says a Board of Trade statement. It is estimated that
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    America Drifting Back To Isolation?
    96 13 Reuter. Washington, April 12. DISILLUSIONMENT in high quarters here over European developments is believed to govern President Roosevelt's nomination of Ncrman Davis as chairman of the American Red Cross. This will mean that Mr. Davis will be too busy to make any more of those
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    WAR CHIEF FOR ROME
    73 13 Reuter. London, April 12. THE early visit of the Minister for War, Mr. Hore Belisha, to Sigrwr Mussolini is foreshadowed. Mr. Belisha goes to Malta on Thursday to uispect local defences, and on the return journey will be in Rome on Apr. 22. It is emphasised
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    BRITONS HAVE £3,764 MILLIONS OVERSEA
    72 13 British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 12. REPLYING to a Commons question, the Parliamentary Secretary to the Board of Trade. Captain Euan Wallace, said that according to estimates by Sir Robert Kindersley the norm;"*! amcunt of British capital invested overseas at the end of 1936. which
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    Aerial Observation Planned For Spain
    298 13 British Official Wireless. Tm.- iro London, Anril 12. HE dimcillties of securing full observation of the non-intervention policy in Spain was discussed in the ommons late last night in a brief statement by the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs (Mr: Batter) who revealed that the Non-intervention
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    All In Step
    51 13 British Official Wireless. London, Apr. 12. ANSWERING a Commons question Secretary of State for the Dominions, Mr. Malcolm Macdonald, declared that no communication had been received from the Government of New Zealand or any other Dominion Government disagreement with the foreign poLcv pursued by the Government.—British Official
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    ALLEGED MUTILATION OF WOMAN
    210 14 GRUESOME EXHIBITS IN COURT Singapore, Tuesday. U/HEN the preliminary inquiry into a charge of attempted murder against Manga! Singh was begun this afternoon before Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, third police magistrate, the hair, ears, nose and lips, alleged to have been cut off the victim.
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    CORONATION COSTS AT MALACCA
    144 14 {From Our Own Correspondent j Malacca, Apr. 12. THE accounts in connection with Coronation celebrations and the erection of the Jasin Coronation Memorial ***** have been released. The amount contributed by the Chinese community or Jasin district and other muklms. and that of Malacca was $3,032.90.
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    CROONER TOOK STREET BETS
    29 14 Seventeen-year-old Freddie Young, who a year ago became a star crooner alter winning a cinema contest, was fined £2 at Battersea London, for street betting.
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    WOMAN BURIED IN EARTH COLLAPSE
    109 14 Singapore. Tuesday. i WHILE a gang of Chinese women coolies were yesterday engaged in excavating a deep trench along Kirn Chuan Road (off Paya Lebar Road) where sewerage construction work is being undertaken by Messrs. Fogden Brisbane/ the side of the trench the women were
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    SPEAKER GIVES CASTING VOTE
    87 14 Reuter. London. April 12. yO'IING on a ciivLsion in the Common.? to-day resulted In a deadheat when Commander Locker Lampson asked leave to introduce the Jewish Citizenship Bill 114 members voting for and the same number against. The Speaker gave a casting vote in avour of
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    FAREWELL TO DOCTOR
    144 14 Tennis Tournament At i Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca Apr. 12. HR. S. Thambippillai. A.M.O., Government outdoor dispensary, who is going on long leave to Ceylon on Apr. 19 was en- tertained to a tea-party by his many J friends at the Garden City yesterdav. An
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    32 14 The Rev. Goh Hood Keng will preach at the evangelistic meeting to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Um Wk Eatl DomN Road, on Friday at B p.m.
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    NO PEACE, SAYS TOKYO
    63 14 Reuter. Tokyo, April 12. k categorical denial that the Japan- ese Government in any way or any circumstances approached the British or any other Government with a request to mediate between China and Japan was given by the spokesman of the Foreign Office. The British Embassy
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    Planted Rubber Trees
    145 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. Apr. 12. QUEK Tick Cheong was this morning charged before Inche Mahmood bin Mohamad Shah (First Magistratei with, having planted rubber trees during the months of September and October last year on his lnnd in contravention of the Rubber Regulation Enactment. Teik
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    Inadequate Brakes: Borneo Motors To Appeal
    122 14 Singapore. Tuesday. A CHARGE was preferred against Messrs Borneo Motors Ltd.. before Mr. E. C Q Barrett, third police Magistrate, to-day. of permitting to be used on a public thoroughfare North Bridge Road, a motor car which was not fitted witn two independent and
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    Miss Zaida Elias, consolation prize winner at the Sea View stenography contest.—Tribune.
    13 14 Miss Zaida Elias, consolation prize winner at the Sea View stenography contest. —Tribune.
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    BRITAIN SENDS ARMS TO FAR EAST
    103 14 Reuter. London. April 12. SINCE July 1 last, 19 and eight licences had been issued In Britain for the j export of war materials to China and j Japan respectively, said Capt. Euan Wallace to-day in the Commons, i The total value of the
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    TYPING CONTEST WINNERS
    32 14 Mrs. Norman S. Hogan. winner of the stenography and speed typewriting: contest bold on Sunday at Sea View Hotel. On the right isMrs. L. Brooks, who was second.— Tribune.
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    CAUGHT STEALING LAMP
    84 14 Singapore, Tuesday. KWANG Ah hang, who had thn'c previous convictions for theft and fraudulent possession, was sentenced to four months' ri. a.id six months' police supervision, by Mi. F. V. Duckworth, Second Police Magistrate to-day. Ah Chang was arrested by two plain-clothes constables in Rot bore Road,
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY
    131 14 Chinese Committed To Assizes Singapore. Tuesday. CI ua Kin Hin-i, Lan Sah Long, Koh Kong Sou and Tan Keng Lim. were committed to the next Assizes on May 2 by Mr. E. C. G Barrett, third police magistrate. to-day. at the end of the preliminary inquiry into a
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    COMMENTS
    67 14 trie who could regret the p Mtitiiated, gloomy and Uu w ip homes Is difficult to und Jiaps the nature of our changed bee has robbed us of many ole ractenstics of our race—so nobly Served by our administr. fie. The old-world village in the reje English countryside is
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    ANOTHER 463,000 RADIO FANS
    41 14 J Lond&lt; a, 12 THE approximate total numb less licences in force at March. I&38. was 3 500, 71 &gt; with 8,127 630 at the end of M j an increase during the yeai 1 British Ofhcial Wireless.
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    "MORE THAN A SECRETARY"
    217 14 Bumper Programme At The Pavilion "MORE THAN A SECRETARY." which opened at the Pavilion cinema lasl night, has all the ingredients of the modern cheerful comedy. There is an abundance of sparkling wit and cle\er dialogue, and Jean Arthur has probably never had a better role.
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    Alleged Breach Of Trust
    118 14 Local Clubs Complaint Singapore, r /ALLEGED to have comn breach of trust in n $240.96.. part of the funds of th I Yew Sia (Club), between A and July 30. 1C37. Chua B claimed trial before Mr F. V I worth, second police magistrate Mr. D.
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    LATIN-AMERICA MARKETS
    60 14 Reuter Wireless. New York. April 12. Eurooean and Oriental nations, particularly those under dictatorships, have invaded Latin America and captured our markets, stated Mr. Laguardia in his first nation-wide broadcast since he became Mayor. Mr. Laguardia suggested that the Government should buy goods and sell them to American
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    Freighter's Crew Leaves At Singapore
    208 14 Singapore, Wednesday. ALLEGING unsatisfactory conditions on board the "Chung Hwa," a 6,000 ton freighter which arrived here from Moji, Japan, a few days ago. 14 members of the crew of 61 left the vessel upon her arrival. The crew is composed" of Manchurians and natives
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    BEATING OF RETREAT
    73 14 The band, drums and pipes of the Ist Bn. The Royal Inniskilling Fusilier.s will beat the retreat on the Padang at 6 p.m. on Monday, Apr. 18. The programme will be as follows: Ballyhooly, combined bands; Kelly Ana, pipers; The Rambler, The Old Borheen; The Merry Widow,
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    Tribute To Chinese Heroism
    181 15 MRS. SUN FO A T PENANG our Oicn Reporter) Pciiang. I uesflav. tin* heroic efforts U 1( V'i. n'-o soldirrs i" siicH 1 a«r f V i 4 .i„ity of laiereh„.h ;ie :iinst tli«- Japanese kdame Sun Fo. wife &gt;'" C hinese envoy to talk with
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    25 15 S gapore Musical Society lotified that there si week on acthe next Puesday 26th) and be on urn all session to as 'hoy
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    11 15 Estate for •ed to 28.0a0 &gt;( ,";;';*,*i'.'i lb. for the
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    Cyclist Killed In Road Crash
    84 15 ITALLANG Road, near the gasworks, was t lh H scei e a fatal tr »ffic accident yesterday about noon. A young Malay cyclist was reported to have been knocked down by a motor lorry driven by an Indian. He sustained compound fracture of the base
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    CHINESE LAUNCH NEW OFFENSIVE
    488 15 Reuter and Sin Chew Jit Poh. Tm London. April 12. HE Chinese still report favourably on the nexv offensive in south Shantung and seuthwest of Shanghai, according to latest messages receiTed in London. The hincsr forces expect at any moment to enter the eiH ol \ihs«en.
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    MADE GEORGE V 'STRONG'
    78 15 "The late King George read the Bible every day, and I believe that is one of the reasons why he was so strong In the estimation of the nations" declared the Bishop of London &lt;f)r Winning ton In gram i. preaching al ;i midday service in
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    LATIN REMAINS
    57 15 Oxford University wants C 250.000 v soon as possible for development For Oxford Intends to be as up to date as it. Is ancient. Last year £426,000 was raised by appeal In their own words "the University l| insistent that the -tradition of balanced development of the Humanities
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    India Defence Parley
    192 15 Reuter. London, Anr. 12. INTER -DEPARTMENTAL discussions were begun to-day between the I Indi i Office and the War Olliee. on the line indicated by the Secretary of j State for War when introducing the Army 1 timates en Mar. 10 On thai cc r ion Mr.
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    "JAY" WALKER WARNED
    136 15 (From Our Own Reporter; Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. TIIF fiisl case of its kind in Kwaia i ampar was heard in in &lt;hr FirH Court before Mr. A. J. Gratten Bettew, when a •Jay walker' h Us brought up befor* him. A burly Chinese of (he labour class
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    Commons Adjourn This Week
    105 15 London, April 11 nOTH houses of Parliament will rise for v 11 days for the Easter recess on Thursday. The adjournment motion in The Commons will allow for an unrestricted debate on various questions, but unless events in Europe in the meantim compel otherwise, it is
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    UNDERGROUND HOSPITAL
    63 15 Dr. Thomas Cochrane. telling a Langham Hotel luncheon, that the hospital of the Mildmay Centre, Islington London, was to be rebuilt and that £250,000 was needed, said that the new building would be the first hospital In the world to have underground shelters from air raids. It would
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    23 15 Mr. Clarence Darrow. who defended Loeb and Leopold, the Chicago "thr;:r murderers, has died in Chicago. He would have been eighty-one tnis month.
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    COMPLETE FAILURE OF JAPAN
    157 15 Reuter. London. April 12. IN a comment to-day on the Far Bast, the Times says: "It may be accepted that the Chinese won a handsome victory at Taicrchwang. while the Chinese attacks on Japanese lines of communication are causing their opponents no end of trouble "The
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    JAPANESE SMELL JUNK
    130 15 Reuter. ilongkong. April 12. THE China Mail carries a story from the Chinese FLsherme'u's Guild to the that a Chinese junk returned to Hongkong yesterday with two small boys, 12 and nine respectively, who were rescued in the open sea. clinging to wreckage The boys stated that
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    202 15 Miss E. Toby Mr. W. A. Tweedie MISS Elvira Amy Toby, daughter of Mi:;. T. R. Toby, Medan, Sumatra, and the j late Mr. Toby, Ipoh, F.M.S., was married this morning, to Mr. W. A. Twcedic, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Twcedic, OaK Bank. Rye, Sussex.
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    Orgy Of Goal-Scoring In Houses League 20 GOALS IN 3 GAMES ONE-SIDED
    878 17 Chinese Bankers Were Unstoppable an org9 s° al Irt f Business I ref matches yes- n goals reins gir ft ground, Bank heat the X &lt;&lt; o- on the x PC. beat and «n the inf i the
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    118 17 Th? following arc the results of ties of the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Service Club tournaments (English ?nd Americ: n I championships. E j G LI3H CHAMPIONSHIP Koh Kirn Soon (300) beat Chong Swee Foh &lt; 133 &gt;: Leong Ah Soo (300) beat M. Dorai (150»; Ong Seng
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    283 17 An Enjoyable Function T"t\h s.a.f.a. gave a w»pKmentar;&gt; dinner to the viid4tng Saigon team last night at Rabmson's Cafe. The Hon. Mr. Tav Lian Teck, a vicepresident of &lt;he S.A.F.A., said that though the 1 unction was infermai. he should not let the occasion pass
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    218 17 THE visiting: Ceylon cricketers who have proved themselves 10 be a formidable all round side by beating a stron? F.M.3. team in two days at Kuala Lw.jiiir, p,ay the second roatch oi thci tour, against a North Malaya XT in :poh to-day and a
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    304 18 What Readers Are Saying GIRLS UNEMPLOYED YOUTHS To-day our correspondent "Zola" challenges the right of the female sex to compete in commerce. He is "starting something" when he says "boys, in every way, are far more capable of discharging their duties j than young girls We welcome intelligent letters on
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    LOCAL AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
    126 18 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune? Sir,--We all realise that should an\ unfortunate event happen which may result in war. human lives will be at stake both at the front and behind the lines. Although after the world war. a treaty was signed prohibiting the
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    SINGAPORE CHINESE SPORTS
    350 18 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribunet Sir —Rumour is current in local Chinese sporting circles that the J"]""** 1 Singapore Chinese Sports Meet will not be held this year. It is generally that the reason for putting off tliL&gt; annual event is primarily due to Ue
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    HOUSE NUMBER PLATES
    163 18 To the editor of the Ifaiajfa Tribune) oj r —jn the l uv&l areas of Singapore the number plates or snopnouses and comoound houses are not in order and rn? his to go up ana down the road several times to hnd a certain number j The
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    BURGLARIES IN PONTIAN
    141 18 (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribursj j Sir, Pontian has. of late, gamed an unenviable notoriety for the appallingly crreat number of burglaries committed. Simultaneously with the development of the town, this sort of crime has been on the increase. Very lately one Pontian dealer in
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    APPOINTMENTS FOR MALAYS
    135 18 'To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir. —I should like to take the opportunitv to express my thanks to "A. H. M." and "Sambai Blachan for their ietters on this subject. At least they had the courage to express tfce'r views in the hope &lt;1 thir*ki
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    170 18 (To the Editor of the Malcrja &gt; Sir, —I agree with "So What" i h E.M.B.C. sets a poor standard broadcasts and it is annoying to in and listen to either a broad which one has heard direct from or to receive a relayed proei I The Government were
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    THAMES BARRAGE
    118 18 Construction Vetoed I5y Govern m en 1 London. MR. Edward Burgin. Minister of Tran port announced in tht Hou.se (if Commons that the Government would be compelled to veto the project for the construction of a Thames barrage .r Woolwich, because -the Committee of Imperial Defence had renort
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    139 18 PASSENGERS who arrived in departed from Singapore by ta Airways' planes were: By aircraft -Brisbane" VH USD Brisbane. Darwin and N.E.I lai 9 4 38C Mrs. V. Mclntvre. Mrs BetJ ton and Miss Binnie I all from En By aircraft "Coorong" VH-ARF. Penang Bangkok. Burma, Karacl Southampton
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      152 19 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday. Last Night Max. Bright Man Stations. Temp. R'fall S'shine Temp. OF. Irs. Hrs. oF WEST COAST A!or Star 88 Nil 4 4 76 Bayan lepas (Penang. 89 0.12 5.5 75 Sitiawan 89 0.04 4 1 'JS B. Jeram 89 Nil 3.0 74 Malacca
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    Singer Who Rose From Peasant's Hut To $8,000 A Performance
    1166 20 USED TO SLEEP IN STABLES CHALIAPIN DIES AFTER ILLNESS Chaliapin the famous singer, died yesterday in Paris after an Hints last ins: several months. A doctor had been at his b?dside a lons time, but despite repeated blood transfusions, the
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    BOMBAY'S NEW MAYOR
    88 20 (United Press). (By Air Mall) Bombay, April. 7. MR. Sultan Chinoy was elected 1 Mayor of Bombay defeating lfr. Barodawalla and Dost Mohd. Khairaz Mr. Sultan Meneruliy Chinoy, J.P.. m: '-~!v Director of F. If. Chinoy Co.. Ltd.. was born on Feb. 16, 1885 Ho was educated
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    His Greatest Roles
    44 20 HIS chief roles were Leoperello, Basilic in "Barbierre de Seville," Don Quichotte, Khovanthina, Ivan the Terrible Prince Igor Boris Godunov and Mtphistopheks. In the latter two roles it was generally conceded that Chaliapin brought hi trionic singing to its greatest glory.
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    ANOTHER WIN
    46 20 The first European istor 1 event of the year, the British Coreaaiion Trophy Race, aras s*n *J Prince Bira, above. The huaoss Siamese racing ace was d again his Bosch-equippt d I.: A car which carried him to r successes in 1937. Piioto Bosch.
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    BIG INCREASES IN S. AFRICAN TRADE
    144 20 Pretoria. REMARKABIJK increases in the value of the Union's imports and exports last year are revealed in the official statistics for 1937. The value of the Ur ion's exports during 1937 was £11,149.205 higher than in 1936 while imports showed an even greater increase
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    PHOTOGRAPHS ON METAL
    134 20 U.S. Firm Patents New Process Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. PHOTOGRAPHIC prints on metai which may prove more enduring and more accurate than those on paper have been produced here by new perfected methods. Sample pictures, produced by the Aluminium Company of America, have been made on a patented (duralumin
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    INDIAN CHAMBERS FEDERATION
    93 20 New Office-Bearer* Elected «By Air Mail) New Delhi, April r &lt; THE following office-bearpr elected oy the Federation of Trci Chambers of Commerce and Is- rv for the current year:— President—Mr. Jamshed N. K T r. Vice-President —Dewan Bahadur Ralnasabhapathy Mudaliar: Hon. tary—Mr. N.N. Sen; Members A.
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    China Customs
    91 22 Reuter. London, April 11. REVENUES collected from Japanese occupied areas in North China were being deposited with the Yokohama Specie Bank in Tientsin in the name of the Tientsin Commissioner of Customs, said Mr. Butier in the Commons to-day, while those collected elsewhere in China were deposited in
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    EAST INDIES COMMANDER
    33 22 Vice-Admiral Jnmes F. Somerville, C.8., D.5.0.. has been appointed Com-mander-in-Chief, East Indies, from June 17, in succession to Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander R. M. Ramsay. X.C.8.. X.C.V.0.. D SO
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    Germany Striving To Cut Down Paper Consumption
    239 22 "WIPE OUT PAPERS" Berlin. GERMANY is striving to cut down her consumption of paper. The daily papers consume over .'ibO.OOH tons of papei annually, it is estimated by a competent authority. As paper-pulp is very largely Imported from foreign countries, in particular Sweden
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    49 22 (United Press). The Government of India will not participate in the Technical Tripartite Meeting or the Reduction of Hours of Work m Coal Mines, which the Governing Body of the International Labour Office has decided to convene at Geneva in May. says a Government of India press communique.—(United Press).
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    THEATRE ANGLE
    31 22 clever picture of an audience at a theatre-before the *ow started It shows how they spend their moments, what tbey do with their hands, before the curtain goes up.
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    JOKE ON BRITISH HIGH COMMISSIONER
    160 22 50-GUINEA SOUVENIR Canberra, Apr. L PRACTICAL jokers are believed to be responsible for the "-ouvcnirin?" of a bronze and enamel coat-of-r.rms name plalc valued at 50 guineas which disappeared from outside the office of the British Huih Commissioner, Sir Gcoflre&gt; Whiskaid. here. Canberra, the "baby"
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    121 22 Rome. THREE new bridges over the river to be named St. I'au., Africa and Magliana. are mcl ided in the plan of public works to be undertaken this year, it is revealed by Signor Ccbolli Minever for Public Works. Two of them are being
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    346 22 Rubber Mistaken h»r Food Lo.idui. A|»i 1 DECAUSE crocodilcs cannot i.'ll Hi»difference between red rnUx'r I raw liver, tiie Research DipmuiK'-il Imperial Airways has bivn obi: -rd u invent a new type of b-ioy for'J 4 their flying-boats at Mala Kisumu, Raj Samand awl othei pis 3
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    Two Boys Burnt To Death
    89 22 (By Air IWD Hardwar, A|« MORE than two hundred hut lon's occupied. I.y pi»i?nn .1 Man their families near the railway station were u Q ashes by a serious fire which &gt; out this afternoon. Two Bengali boys. a£d 5 vrars. whs were the huts
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    PROHIBITION CAMPAIGN IS STARTED IN BIHAR DISTRICT
    463 23  -  MESSAGE FROM MAHATMA GANDHI 5r SPECIAL INDIA PAGE -Edited by G. S. Muthukrishnan, B.Sc. (United Press). (By Air Mail) Chapra, April 8. jF tn€ prohibition experiment in Saran District, Bihar, proing to succeed. It will clear the way for extending the P h
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    PROHIBITION BY CHOICE
    78 23 Üb&lt; r« 'By Air Mail) B| ,is tiro free will, Kasur— situated 25 miles from Lahore Use quest ion was referred to the liters under the provisions of the Pun ub Local Option Act. tic pal Committee Prohibition by utiuii to thai ded l hat two-thirds Bsnicipal
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    AFGHAN DRY FRUITS
    95 23 Indian Merchants' Grievances Calcutta &lt;By Air Mailt. i \|'i '..ram Mehrotra head of r -Merchants' Deputation i- Mahatma Gandhi and of the Congress Working -3-. been informed by a B. Kripalani. General Secre- taiy of ibe Congress that the Working I v: d the question of I
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    BENGAL LAND COMISSION
    67 23 ''tfjouniment Motion Rejected (United Prees). 'Vy Air Mail) Or 13,j vote tn m lcu l ta A P r;i I) Bengal Le^is- refused to accept t bledi/ vi. Cu foment motion r. i; rVi? 1 din reV j "v;, V" r nl of F "ncis lanU com
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    Members Walk Out After Assembly Uproar
    243 23 as an uproar in the Punjab Legislative Assembly up P°?jtioii members staged a walk-out following "r on g*ess by the Premier, Sir Sikandar Hyat ongress) who said ninety percent of the A £mi« ,'i^: (lles) had .Joined tne Congress. Jt hi o vr ver.
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    152 23 I j "FEDERATION is a halter round India's j neck. If it is forced on us, I do not I-now by how many years our cause is J likely tv l?,g". said Mr. Bhulabhai Dfcsai, Leader of the Congress Party in the Central Legislative Assembly, in
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    52 23 (United Press). I] New Delhi, April tf. The Council of State adjourned 'sine I die' after passing the Child Marriage Restraint Amendment Bill, the Delhi Joint Water Board Amendment Bill, the Trade Disputes Amendment Bill and the Indian Tariff Amendment Bill (to continue duty of twelve annas on broken rice)
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    NON-CONGRESS PROVINCE REJECTS FEDERATION
    190 23 NO N-CONGRESS PROVINCE REJECTS FEDERATION (U.P.) {By Air Mail) Lahore, April 8. By 91 votes against 32 the Punjab Legislative Assenbly accepted to-day Premier Sir Sikdndar Hyai Khan's substitute resolution in place of that of Mr. Suda'shan (Congress) rejecting the proposed Federation. The Pun-jab, it WW be remembered, is a
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    432 23 (By Air Mail) THE following is the full text of the Congress Workmg" Committee's Resolution on the CP. Ministerial crisis, a summary of which has alreidy appeared in tnese cvi "Thp Working Committee have taken note of the crisis thpt has arisen in
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    Independence For The Poor
    96 23 (United Press). (By Air Mail) Maharajganj, Apr 7. Saraar Vallabhai Patel, presiding the Bareja Political Conference, at Maharajganj. Bihar, said that Mahatma Gandhi was trying for Swaraj (Independence) for the poor and not for the rich. Proceeding, he said that in three years, the Congress wanted
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    CEMENT INDUSTRY IN INDIA
    127 23 TJIS Excellency Sir M. G. Hallet, Governor or Bihar recently opened the Dalmic Cement Factor; at Dalmianagar, established by Stih IMmkrishna Dalmia. multi-million-aire, who owns several industrial concerns both in the Province and outside. This cemer. factory, though the largest, is only one ot the iong
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    47 23 (United Press). New Delhi. ADril b. His Excellency the Viceroy who proposed to leave Delhi on April 18, to visit Peshawar for about a week, will proceed thence to Dehra Dun, a d thereafter to Simla, where His Excellency will arrive on May 5 (United Press i.
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    384 23 (United Press). (By Air Mail) TT7 Allahabad, April 8. we are to help our neighbouring Chinese in their distress and to weaken the fighting capacity of the greedy Power (Japan), then we must boycott not only Japanese "textiles, &gt;ut also other minor articles of Japanese make such
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    146 24 I he Malay Stia Mir. strel Part;, at the first anniversary celebration at 36, Oxley Road Singapore. I'iiibu'.e). Ma Tian. captain and goalkeeper of the visiting Saieon soccer team. (Tribune). Mr. C W. Marsh and Miss Pearl Fuller, who irei I al St.
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