Malaya Tribune, 16 March 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales *Vol xxvi- -Xo. 63. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Thursday, March 16, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1939. JVE CE^T
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      361 1 ICLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS RESULTS 3 CENTS BOWRANITE 1» The girders go up, and soon the building will take II m IBIW srape arourd the iron and steel framework But fff 1 v xJM mtj. lCrol the picture of thousands of tons ot concrete an«l S I lU)Lattt&L I masonry is not
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      167 1 I MADAME FACE] LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER j TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS in stock. FROM:— 5« 30« 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE. i................ 1 /W HOW CHARMING I mTHEY LOOK TOBRAIXX) j It's the very nicest fabric for children's wear. How lb- .1 k;«y 3° »W\
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    LAST NIGHTS FIRST NIGHT
    132 2 A PICTURE entirely cut oj the ordinary run is "White Banners," the Warner Brothers production which opened last night at the Alhambra. It teits a story full (if human tnteredl md drama, and th 3 acting h of a par*,, fulariy high .standard. Chief honours no
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    THE MARCUS SHOW Performances At Usual Times To-night ENTERTAINMENT
    91 2 ps account of to-night's "black out" It \P had been suggested that the performances of th? Marcus Show at the Caoitol Theatre to-day should be at 3.15 and 8.15. In view oi' the advanc? reservations made, however. It has been decided
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    REDWOODS IN FILM
    50 2 *MR7LL-LOVERS arc fa for a tr?u 1 v.'h< n "Romance of the Redwood h Conlpleted. This Columb'a drama based upon a story by Jack London !i*naxi 'i by one <.f tne most spectaculn. f »rr.st fires ever filmed. The picture roi res Charles Bickford and J Parker.
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    13 2 Jean Parker has a new bet To lei Scfctort feat "al with Chane-.
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    Columbia's New Stars
    57 2 fBP vVN h »s joined Columbia's rc tc:\ which is good news fcr fan J the famcui comrd.an. Othei r. Cekimthans back at the same studio a.-' c orcs Costcllc, Virginia Weicllc. :r Dj-tctcr Ray McCarey, together v -Michael Whalen, and they combine tb id.en's in "Outside
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    What The Stars Foretell
    332 2 TO-MORROW FOR ALL I READERS. Take advantage of I the excellent influences prevail- ing up to noon. Be sharp on appointments and confident at interviews. A good day for a!- j 5 tending to official business, and favouiablc for money interests. 1 A Moon-Venus conjunction far-
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      392 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH JNDIA ••«Mkipcaaied In England). v. k o. s. co.'s sAifj\(;s. ornv \ros. Due. Tonnage Spore. 1939 CKTTRAL 15,000 Mar. 24 I OfcfcTHAGE 15,000 Apr 7 I BA.<G'AL( X) Apr 8 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Apr 21 17,000 May 5 g MgD May G KS5£ 000 15 RAN P*OR A
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      399 2 STEAMER SAILINGS§NORDDEUTSCHEB LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The underlined are im: company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 s.s. "POTSDAM" omits Manila, H. China Yokohama In port S .S.S "FRANKEN" omit;Manila Mar. 31 I m-S. "REGENSBURG" Apr. 4 HOMEWARD. l or HOLLAND, HAMBURG
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      345 2 HOLIDAY CHI ISI S w BANGKOK SAIGON- j j B >' Luxurious One Class Motorships. 12-i p -,rr-"uwT e i I NEXT HOLIDAY CRUISE March 18th 1939 to April 7th 1939 hv The l M.S. "MEONIA* (11,000 Displacement Tons) J i i—> 1 j J All CahinsHaye Ad mining Private
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      154 2 I HA Mitt TRC -AMR R X A LIN IE Deutsch-Australische Dampfschlffs Gcsellschaft PA o Q^^Sr, ineirisoraiPli in «ermany; PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. m Bii»«r, DIX? Spore 1939 m RAMf JSC Dtroct Mar 23 t m.s. KULMEPLAND Direct Apr' gj. NOR&MARK vfa
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      182 2 j DAILY CROSSWORrT"* ■■■>■■■■•■■• iNHmt, H B> GttJES ACBOfcS j L Si?* 01 1:il RhL 1 effe 'VIIES DOWN nnrraxc. Plump. «k.>L£ mc ed 2 lemporary relief I c I/:as--holders, o. Cat, S.dii y! fanaftrami. C r> a^-j 10. Under the ?cse. I, P- Dioadside <an.ae.rap-' it. fcOii. q Omens
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    598 3 LONDON COMMODITIES Previous Buyers ftS* SeUers 85 16 \v\r —13 ci Apr. Juno Buyers 8516 83 16 *E Sellers 8 3 8 8 lij ,S ard l July Sept.) Buyers 8 3 8 8 1 4 tfi Sellers 87 16 8 5,16 Zll Oct. Dec.) Buyers 87
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    822 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Mar. 15, r > p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3,6 41Austral Amal 4 9 5 3 Austral Malay 39 44Ayer Hitam 21- 22!Ayer Weng 0.67 0.71 Bangrin Tin 19 3 20 3 Batu Selangor 1.35 1.40
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    82 3 Tin at midday was $100?4, up $2ft, and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock for both Spot and April June was 28 ft cents, market steady, quiet Prices in both the Rubber and Tin share markets showed little change today although buyers in these sections displayed
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    PRODUCE
    161 3 Shigaoore, Mar. 15. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $128 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $125 R. (Siam) W. Coast No 3 per Koyan $121 Siam No. 1 $220 Siam No, 2 $210 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $115 Siam Broken Rice No. 2
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 3 British Official Wireless Talis 176 51 64 New York 4.6811 16 Montreal 4.70i 4 Brussels 27.85 ft Geneva 20.60 ft Amsterdam 8.82 ft Milan 89 1 16 Berlin 11.68 ft Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague norn Helsingfois 2263 A Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 ft Athens 547 ft London,
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore, Thursday. The price ol tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $110 (down
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    RUBBER
    17 3 The price of rubber at noon In Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 277 (do.\n Sellers 2* (clown
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    237 3 16% Maynard Co.. Ltd.. 180,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 tO 100 norn SINGATOKE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $4<)!),OO0 Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 102% 103% norn 1907 red. 1947 $1.600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Scot SO 108% 110 norn Ah 1909 red. 1005 i 1,000,000 Int.
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    361 3 Singapore, Mar. 15. j MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 6 4|Ayer Hitams 21;6 22 6 Bangrins 19 6 209 Batu Selangors 1.36 1.40 Hitams C.27 0.32 Hongkong Tin 16 6 17 6 Chanderiangs 12|9 13 6 Hong Fatts 0.67 0.70 Idris Hyd. 6 6 71Ipoh
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      27 3 THE Astern united CORPORATION, LIMITED 8 Mai une, motor vehicle. mvv,' URV PERSONAL \ul\ W °RKMEN'S COMPKNSAAND PUBLIC Li ABILITY INSURANCE. CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. If. W. HALL,
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      44 3 OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR DISPOSAL To keep abreast with the progress of economic developments, no business concern can afford not to take advantage of the multifarious services offered by a reputed banking Institution with year* of financial experience. BBRBE I OH DAMAGJE THftOUCH
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      382 3 It.WK OF < BIB.\A Incorporated in China by Special Charter 12. Cecil Street. Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office 5188-9. Cable Address: CHCNGKCO." Paid Up Capital ~h. $40,000.000 00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. 5,200,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. 2 020.000,000.00
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      3056 4 If There Is Something You Want To Buy Or Sell—Read These Ads WANTED FIAT Marvelctte, must be cheap and in good condition. Offer* to 7 Martia Road. Katong. (37b WANTED: A Dog, also Tiger Cubs, Pythons, etc. Apply S'.O.S., Malaya Tribune, Singapore (385 > 6HOPHOUSES on near bus-routes wanted for
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      581 4 LEARN RADIO VT sparo hours Writ* "Radio As i Care*r"i tapve, 8.R.E.C., P(J pore "~>c "A llE TRAINING- pew Courses inclusive: tarial. Commei rI:(J Uonsi Electrical c Architecture. Drai culation. CambrinW r P l O_ RoxjOH, i LEARN CHIN] Chinese tfandarhi Innsep Street, C mm 3.4-10.9 a,.,, I l 7^
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    JUDGE DISAGREES WITH ASSESSORS' VERDICT
    161 5 Seremban, Wednesday. AN unusual case which commenced in the Supreme Court on Monday in which a Sakai, Sawid Bin Jontor, was charged with the murder of a compatriot woman at Bukit Hibang Labu on Jan. 16, necessitating the unusual procedure of obtaining a Sakai interpreter,
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    Accused Discharged In Defamation Case
    297 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) rnu CE %TiO Johore Bahru, Wednesday. Ir" SENG CHENG alias Goh Pahk, who was charged with defaming the character of Mr. J. Tolmie, the Superintendent of the Customs, Preventive Branch, Johore, by having given information to Towkay Ng Keoh of Gunong
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    SCOUTS' BUILDING FUND
    168 5 the following donations to the Singa--1 pore Boy Scouts Headquarters Building Fund have been received or promised since the previous list was issued" Dr. J. W. Dixon $10, Mr. Walter Allen $100. Dr. N. Rasiah $15, Dr. N. K. Kumaran $5. Singapore Casket Company $10. Mr. W.
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    IMPERSONATED POLICEMAN
    193 5 Singapore, Wednesday. AFTER hearing the story of the first complainant, a Chinese hawker, the accused, a Japanese named Chelakawa Taehoo, pleaded guilty to charges of impersonating a public servant and putting a person in fear of injury in order to commit extortion of 50 cents in the second
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    Committed Six Traffic Offences With $5 Car
    419 5 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday. SEQUEL to the cleaning-up process of the Kuala Lumpur Traffic Branch of cais in poor condition, was heard in the First Police Court, this morning when the driver of a car, which had been kept under
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    British And French Protests
    136 5 London, Mar. 15. BRITAIN has made a demarche in Berlin concerning the entry of German troops into Czechoslovakia. It is regarded as probable that a similar step will be taken by the French. It is learned that during the recent events there has been close contacts
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    DEATH OF SEA CAPTAIN Capt. G. P. Gruzelier
    174 5 CAPT GEORGE P. GRUZELIER. Master cf the A.P.C. Oil Tanker the M. V. "Eui;ma,*' passed away suddenly at the General Hospital, Singapore, early bq Tuesday morning at the age of 51. Arriving In Singapore last Friday he took ill the following day
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    Collision Due To Itching Eye
    259 5 Singapore, Wednesday. £)ENYING that it was his custom to have a lie back *flera Rijstaffel tiffin which he had had that day. Mr. van Kooten gave as his reason for a collision the fact that he suddenly felt a painful itching of his right eye.
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    DEATH OF MRS. W. W. BACHELOR
    494 5 THE death took place at the General Hospital, Singapore, on Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. Clare Maria Bachelor, wife of Mr. VV. \V. Bachelor, former Verification Officer. Audit Department, Singapore, in her 59th year. Mrs. Bachelor had been ailing for some time past. Besides her
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    MERCANTILE BANK
    75 5 The Singapore branch of the mercantile Bank ol India lias received advice from London to the effect that the Board of directors have recommended a final dividend, less income tax, of six per cent, making 12 pc: cent lor the year ending Dec 31 last An amount ol
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      518 5 PROFESSIONAL ANIMAL CLINIC, 141 BrickKuala Lumpur. Consultant 0.8.V.C. (Bombay) Officer B rrnarv <F n tif-rd) f*o7> -Tj, icTOR seeks Lady Com. lara to G.P.O. Box 126 J T,i- VN BUSINESSMAN seekL' companion. Write Box Malaya Tribune, Singa(36o) "nSIAN ttb a reasonable salary rs old. must be I, ras born. Apply
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      554 5 NOTICE. Po*" b a^ Is ,ands of Singarubber "ouZ. < remmde t> .Wis.'quarter of S ued for the first 193 "and any s,,rh Plre on the 31st M r the Rubbe^ ny 4 u^ h ro < i ol 'P°J?' deii v ered 10 in respect f ni, 100 acres
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      93 5 CUT YOUR SUIT TO FIT YOURSELF. GIVE US YOUR TRIAL ORDER. THUNC CHYE CO TAILOR to OUTFITTER, £3-11, COLEMAN STREET, SINGAPORE. C O N S TIP E X LAXATIVE TABLETS. A positive and pleasant purgative, regulating and relieving iamily remedy tor Biliousness and Constipation. Pleas ant to take, acts simultaneously
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    Irish Music From Singapore 7 p.m.
    558 6 SINGAPORE ZHL 225 metres (1.13 mc/s) ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc s) p.m. 5. on Cantonese programme by the Amateur Cantonese Musical Party, from the Studio. GOO Cantonese Drama "Cheong Teng Pief't 6 .15 Mandarin children's programme. 6.30 "Popular Singers—7—Miss Pei Hong"t 7.00 Music
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      431 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chemists and Stores DEAFNESS— total—complicated with head noises and other troubles cured absolutely in four weeks. Success, complete satisfactionFull particulars on request KAMALA WORKS (ALT.), Panchpota, Bengal, INDIA. "^IABETĔS: 1 Mm] Ha-soan. the for DIA- 3FTES He guarantee* to cur* you completely an*
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      194 6 "PYE" RADIOS ARE SECOND TO IN ONE. in Efficiency, Reliability, and Service. Hence they are VERY KrPULAR IN MALAYA HOE BOON LEOMi. OF YOIlTfl CONSULT f Prof. S. Manlam. The RoyaJ OcculUst. author ot "The Secret of tne Palm" etc., who predicted numerous astoundlngly accurate events, including deatns ot H
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      50 6 I HE ALWAYS j j OX TIME Take all Clocks or Watches that go wrong to YICK WOH LIING j t «39, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). I I PHONE 7922. Contrac ors the repair »>f Credos Watches to the British S Array and R.A.F. Base. Malaya I Ps
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      177 6 NoAslhma Years Two years BgO J. Richard.-;. Hamilton. <>nt., Canada, was la bed writ* Arttuu. Had lest M pounds weigrht, suffered coughIng, choking srd strangling »\cr\ niKht— couldn't sleep— ecpecled to die. Mendaco stopped spasms lii-t night and hr has had none siam—ln OVER TWO FEARS. Mendaco i.s so successful
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      547 6 LONDON ggj, 1 TP AKQMKmOK S 1140 'Matters Moment t.. TRANSMISSIUIN D Edward Thompson GSB 951 Mcs (31.55 m.) listeners in India, a.m. H-55 Six Musical Portrai 6.40 'World Affairs'* talk by H. WiC: stance Carrodu: ham Steed. a.m. 655 'Intermission* programme of 12.20 Close down. novelty numbers and solo
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    London Chamber Of Commerce Examination
    416 7 Roll's College Results udents from Rajah's successful in the exoLondon Chamber of Id in November last. < LKTIFICATE (SENIOR) [NG ACCOUNTANCY j iikiasamy. I g, 1. Tee VPEWRITING Kirn (711 word." Otst.). Menu <55 words) lERCIAL LAW i < hid Ho. MPANY LAW v I
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    MAGISTRATE GIVES CONSTABLE ADVICE
    101 7 Singapore, Wednesday. X FIVE-YEAR-OLD Chinese boy was summoned before Mr. L. C Goh, in the Fifth Police Court thit morning for letting «»fr crackers during the Chinese New Year. The child was summoned by a Malay policeman. No. 348. His worship acquitted the boy, and calling
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    Car-Bus Collision
    81 7 Singapore. Wednesday. A sequel to a collision between a car and a trolley bus at the junction of North Bridge Road and High Street on February 4. was heard In the Traffic Court to-day where Mr. Mowbray Garden who appeared for Mr. N. Clumeck claimed trial in the
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    H.M.S. KENT LEAVES BANGKOK
    54 7 (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Wednesday. Following thr departure of H.M.B. Kent to Singapore, Sir Percy Noble ha:-, i wirelessed to the Premkr expressing hopes for his speedy recovery to normal health, and thanking him for the exceptional kindness r:ceived by all ranks during the course
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    Fined For Removing Sand From Shore
    161 7 Singapore, Wednesday. COUR Chinese, Tang Ah Mee. Loh Toon, Loh Mak and Tan Chwee Hin pleaded guilty this morning in the second police court before Mr. S. H. Cheah, to a charge that they on or about Mar. 15 at Singapore did remove a
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    China War Affects 160 Millions
    93 7 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Chungking. Mar. 15. official of the Relief Commission at Chungking said that since the commencement >f hostilities 100.000.000 people have been cither directly or indirectly affected. Of this total, only 600,000 through Government relief, have obtained employment in agricultural undertakings in
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    Coroner Commends Witness At Inquest
    496 7 Singapore. Wednesday. MYSTERY surrounds the death of a Chines- ricksha puller who was m said to have been knocked down by a motor-tar along Serangoon Road during the early hours oi the morning oi Mar. I. 1 citM- Mr Francis Thomas, a schoolmaster attached to
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    16 R.A. OFFICERS DUE
    45 7 1 Sixteen Artillery officers are arrivhr to-c'av to join the Singapore Garrison. They include: Lieut.-Col. J. D. Edce Mr. Lieut.-Col. J. M Slater, M.C M iior H Robinson Major H. T. Honan Major E O. Lang and Major 8. R Pearson.
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    HITLER WITH THE TROOPS
    26 7 Reuter. BeMni. Mar. 15: Hitler who left Ber ;Un early to-day is iointng the German Hoop, advancing into Bohemia and Mo- via.—Reuter.
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      45 7 Just unpacked GENT'S SOCKS OF PUKE SILK, ART SILK. COTTON MIXTURE. BABA Co. Ltd., MIDDLE ROAD. BABA STORE 162 ORCHARD ROAD, 23, STAMFORD ROAD. Nervous _jr% HEADACHES RELIEVED IN EMINUT E 9 J NERVE PAINS %«>&tf2£%£ T REPRESSION J^ggggaSSaS«- wi.h«-.«. Phensic THE 5-MINOTE TONIC PAIN-KIUER
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      510 7 W Neu) *d valuable advice .J< -'s W In face powder shades —at in hats and dresses Paris sett the fashion. That is why TokaWs new exciting shades were blended by a famous French Beauty Specialist. Here it the latest beauty newt tent by her direct from Paris: W Peach
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      179 8 PACKED OUT AG/Vj_Nj V F"'—"""HI EVERYBODY AGREES IT'S BIGGER i^H^ and BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE! Wf jfl^|H| CAPITOL 6 and 9.30 p.m. m mtmĔĔ Til MARCUS F.AMOC S Marmts LOVELIES: READ THE Helen Palmer Dolores Rip i k x Gene Born Beth Tabot PRESS REVIEWS! Reserved Seats $4 and S3.—
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      237 8 j THE NEW PHONE 5570. Owing to the A.R.P. Blackout the Ist Show wUI start at 6.30 p.m. and 2nd Show at 8.30 p.m. allowing the show U) finish before '-i to eleven. THEIiIOST PERFECT HALL~VvTTH PERFECT SOUND PROJECTION WILL ENTERTAIN YOU. NOTHING SACRED' ALL IN TECHNICOLOUR with FREDRIC MARCH
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      381 8 pavilion i LAST NIGHT. LELED ENJOYMEYp Ihair marriage vow read: "Lora, Ac Honor and obB y but always'r^e^^l ,un! ,T S ROWOYI in RIOTOUS' 5 m/ > ffifv, Ii «*«»D€MNIS O'KEEFE FLORENCE RICE 1 P S i.lB REGINALD OWEN UN E KNIGHT 1 f I I GAKlfilf X NO SHOW
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    Debate On The Army Estimates
    701 9 British Wireless. THE Army estimates were considered in iu L ndon Mar \*> 1 on the report stage this evening f C For the Labour Opposition Mr LeesSmith expressed concern that In the stall conversations between the British and French Governments no commitments, formal or
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    Bombing Of British Mission
    207 9 British Wireless. London, Mar. 13. IN connection with the strong pro--1 test which the British Ambassador has been instructed to make in Tokyo regarding the bombing last week of ihe Baptist Mission Hospital at Sian, It was stated in a House of Commons answer this afternoon
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    Soldier Motorist Fined
    206 9 Singapore, Tuesday. pHIVATE J. Stewart, of the Gordon Highlanders, was to-day fined a tola] ol si 3 on two traffic charges tj which iv pleaded guilty. The case was one in which Stewart was charged with negligent driving and colliding with another car along Tarnpenis Road en
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    STOLE FROM UNEMPLOYED TAMIL
    171 9 fFro?\ Our OKn Reporter] .jEfc, Tu esclay.--Rernarking upon particularly niean nature of "the■ offen eĕ h22 ftSf 1 at tne learned magistral r*ord sf"h? lt conside 'ation the bad •f r% accu *ed and had passed a very moderate sentence on him. the Hon c Murray
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    Czechoslovakia Ceases To Exist
    298 9 Berlin, Mar. 15. 'CZECHOSLOVAKIA has ceased to exist," declared Dr. Goebbels, broadcasting at 6 o'clock this morning. He announcer? that German troops have been ordered to march to Bohemia and Moravia, and where resistance was encountered it woulii immediately be broken by all means. Fie stated
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      116 9 i'hrill TO LLOYD C. DOUGLAS Greatest Masterpiece i alhambraJ j. °'n Ta ihj A iU> io-ni M h( The Second Slum >ull Commence at i) P.M. iggfrnd of 9.15 P.M. J Warner Bros. Great Dramatic Hit! I m ill Ir ffl I fijWhiie 0 1 ■I Banners M P HI
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    KEEP OUT!
    687 10 nEVELOPMKNTS In the State which the world used to know as Czechoslovakia have been swift and startling The troops of three nations have marched into the territory, Poland and Hungary taking hand in the affairs of the dech Ukrainian province of Ruthenia while German forces have marched Into
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    Will Democracies Assert Themselves?
    1156 10  -  ASIATIC VIEW OF EUROPE By E T. HUANG HELPLESS, or unwilling, to do anything in the new Czech crisis inevitable legacy of Munich- British statesmen are nevertheless adopting a firmer attuudTgenerally in their dealings with international problems. ™»flrm ness is attributed to a combination of causes,
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    69 10 When an income-tax office caught fire, a Boy Scout climbed through a window into the building and put out the flames with a chemical extinguisher We trust he also did his good deed for the day. <• "Six batsmen were dismissed by R—'s smart work behind the
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    GERMANS STILL ADVANCING IN EASTERN EUROPE
    952 11 Slovakia Entered: Army Pauses On Way To Ruthenia r Reuter. HITLER AND HIS TROOPS ARE STILL ON THE* MARCH. AFTER TAKING THE CZECH PRO- J VINCES OF BOHEMIA AND MORAVIA UNDER* THE PROTECTION OF THE REICH HE HAS HIS TROOPS INTO SLOVAKIA REQUESTING f
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    A DAY OF SHAME FOR ALBION
    206 11 Reuter. London, Mar. 15. FOLLOWING the speech of the Premier in the Commons to-day on Czechoslovakia. Mr. Grenfell (Labour) declared that it was a day j cf humiliation and shame for Britain for we had allowed trust to be set aside, and allowed violence
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    Premier Was Misled At Munich
    405 11 Reuter. London, Mar. 15. WL Chamberlain entered the ComlTl mons to-day to make a statement on Czechoslovakia just before life tnd of question lime and ministerial cheers and derisive cries Irom the Opposition. The Premier said that the Government, having failed in the receiu endeavour
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    BRITAIN READY
    38 11 Territorials manning; the new 4.5-inch anti-afrcraft guns at their London war Station —somewhere in Kent. Although having a slower rale of fire the neu type of sun has an advantage in destructive power »2 the shell.
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    CABINET'S GRAVE VIEW OF GERMAN THREATS
    369 11 Speed Up Defence Reuter. London, Max. It EVENTS in Czechoslovakia were the main pre occupation of a Cabinet meeting this morning. It is underthat the Ministers took a very grave view of the situation and consequently will press on the rearmament programme to the
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    STOP PRESS
    45 11 Considerable and bitter fighting has broken out in Ruthenia, where Ukrainians and Czechs are resisting the advance of the Hungarians, according to latest Reuter messages. The Hungarians are in consequence little mere than half way across in their advance to the Polish frontier.
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    Eden Demands Drastic Reorganisation Of British Government
    443 11 Democracies Must Act REPLYING in the House of Commons to Mr. bamberlain speech on the break-up of Czechoslovakia. Mr. Anthonj Eden, former Foreign Minister (who resigned because of Mr. Chamberlain's appeasement policy) declared that Europe was heading for anarchy and the world for
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    YUGOSLAVS TO RESIST GERMANS?
    54 11 Reuter. Belgrade, Mar. 16. CIONTINrOI S Anti-German J demonstrations took place in the Tcra/ia. which is tne main street of Belgrade, last night. Crowds singing national songs marched towards the Palace. Cries of "Long like the King." "Long live the Army. "Long live zechoslovakia" were heard
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    LACK-OUT AND ARMY EXERCISES IN SINGAPORE TO-DAY
    522 12 1 ATTACK" FROM SEA IRST con 'P u| sory black-out for Singapore and Johore takes I P ace t0 ni Kh* from 11 o'clock till to-morrow morning ReRjlations call for the restriction of lighting throughout the Wand .,1 Smgaporr and i„ Johore for
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    G RECITAL FROM B.M.B.C TO-DAY
    52 12 /change has been made in this nmg's broadcast programmes from fe 8M8..C. i Mt 7.45 p.m. to-day, instead ol the ■mine already announced ther" >c a song recital by Madame Alses I This will continue up toJLSri m when the regular programme will resumed. j
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    BRITAIN IS READY TO HIT BACK
    295 12 Reuter. London, Mar. 16. VATIOXAL defence was the subject haiLu V? I,wr 4 tan i s P««ch by Lord l hatfield, Mmister for Co-ordination in SSSV: lne H ««se oi Lord* i reply to fa debate on that subject. Mr Chamberlain's i,f noL C,
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    DEFENCE EVIDENCE IN SHOOTING CASE
    374 12 BPWUMf M Singapore. Wednesday. gEFCIRE Mr. Justice Home in the Supreme Court to-day further evidence hi» the case of the three Chinese Koh Ah Liat, Yeo Soo ttau and Tham Yew Chong, who are accused oi having shot W S "fJ ntention that h *<*
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    AIR MAIL
    16 12 An Imperial air mail arrived in Singapore this morning. Another is due on Saturday.
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    Malayan Breweries Report
    189 12 yilE annual report of Malayan Breweries. Ltd, to be presented at a meeting of shareholders on Mar. SO, is as follows: After charging directors' fees and making adequate provision for depreciation and doubtful debts the net profit amounts to $174,595.56 which, with the balance of $21,822.36 brought
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    CAR OWNERS FINED
    60 12 (From Our Own Correspondent! Johore Bahru. Wednesday. Fines ranging from $5 to $20 wer imposed by Mr. J. B. Weiss, th: first magistrate on over seventy motor car owners for failing to renew their licences which expired on Dec. 31. Almost all the accused pleaded guilty and
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    You Can Turn It Into Cash
    233 12 MERCHANTS and others eager to expand their business find the Press trie most effective medium in which to advertise. It is an undenfable fact that it pays to advertise. No matter what kind of methods you employ there is none to beat Press advertising.
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    ST. FRANCIS ASSOCIATION
    123 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Malacca, Monday. THE twenty-second annual general— meeting of th e St. Francis Asciation was held c+\ Sunday. Mar. 2, at the club premises. The President Mr. P. G. Pamadasa presiover a fai r attendance of members. After the hou. general secretary's report and
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    Night Flying Between London And Singapore
    101 12 Reuter. London, Mar. 15. QUESTIONED in the Commons by Mr. Day regarding differences in timings of Imperial Airways and the X.L.M. between London and Singapore, Captain Balfour stated that he intended to speed up the Empire services time table progressively by the extension of
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    Ipoh Woman Found Hanging
    126 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Wednesday. A 2l-YEAR-OLD Chinese woman the wife of an educated Chinese, was last night found hanging in her bedroom in their house in Kuala Kangsar Road. After their evening meal, it is understood, the members of the family weni out for
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    Sequel To Death Of Aged Sikh
    283 12 IFw;k Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. WHS sequel to the death of a 70--year-old Sikh, who was killed in a ear accident in front of the General Post Office was hearrj in the Second Police Court before Che Abdul Malik, who acted as
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    ROYAL WEDDING CONTRACT
    73 12 Reuter. Cairo, Mar. 16. A ROYAL salute told waiting citizens that the Cairn wedding contact uniting King Farouk's sister. Princess Fawzieh, with the Crown Prince ot* Iran had been signed in the Falace. b In accordance with Muslim practice the bride was net present. King Farouk and
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    Final Plan For Palestine
    112 12 Reuter. London, Mar. Id. THE final Palestine proposals of the British Government were adopted by the Cabinet yesterday morning and submitted to the Arab delegates by the Briush delegates at St. James* Palace in the afternoon. The leader of the Palestinian Arabs asked for time to
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    Trengganu,Least Exploited Of Infederated States
    521 13 McKerron's Rotary Address I, Singapore, Wednesday. the least exploited of all the Unfederated Malay mi depends for her future development entirely mean- of communication with *he neighbouring n< was emphasised by Mr. P. A. B. McKerron. acting liritish Adviser, Trengganu. in the course of Singapore
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    To-day's News Review
    333 13 column that then would be tefi a, and that Czechs ipk tely under the Reich, is being Slovaks are already ►up, Hungarians, h help to snatch ainian province d independence swallowed next. licir seizure f ►i arj and conr when he seizes up will be the two
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    Jews Will Not Come Under Arab Control
    127 13 Reuter. London, .Mar. 15. yyHKN an all party deputation of Commoners representing the Palestine Committee saw Mr. Chamberlain yesterday evening:, it is understood that the Premier gave an assurance that the Government would not be permitted to liquidate the Jewish National Home and
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    ICHANG BOMBING
    63 13 Reuter. Shanghai, Mar 15. -It is reliably learnt that nine heavy bombers dropped about fifty bombs" in a raid nn Ichang yesterday. The casualties are estimated at 250. An unconfirmed Chinese repcrt say.; t'.nn the American mission school was wrecked.—Reuter. Ichang, Mar. 15.- No foreign property lias been
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    CZECHS LAY DOWN ARMS TO GERMANS
    388 13 Reuter. BERLIN, MAR. 15. AN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE CON- LI SIGN OF THE CHANCELLERY CONFERENCE DECLARES THAT GERMANY HAS TAKEN THE CZECH PEOPLE UNDER THE PROTECTION OF THE REICH. AN AGREEMENT ON THESE LINES DATED MAR. 15 WAS SIGNED BY HERR HITLER,
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    CZECH REPLY TO HUNGARY
    132 13 Reuter. Vienna, Mar. 15.—The big military parade fixed for to day to celebrate the first anniversary of the unschluss has been cancelled, and it is uncertain whether Herr Hitler is coming to Vienna as anticipated. Herr Vcn Ribbentrop, accompanied by M Chvalkowsky and the chief protocol,
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    Sikh Boy Going To Cambridge
    104 13 {From Our Own Reporter] Penang. Mar. 14. MR. Jagjit Singh, son of Dr. Jagat Singh of Penang left for England on Saturday, the 11th instant, by the P. and O. Ranpura. He will be joinine the Cambridge University to study law. Mr. Jagiit Singh was
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    Chinese Plan Large Counter-Attack
    135 13 Reuter. Chungking. Mar. 15. ,QN the conclusion of an important military conference a famous Chinese strategist forecast an imminent large-scale Chinese counter-offensive. While refusing to divulge details of the Chinese plans, he declared: "In the forthcoming Chinese counter-offensive Chinese forces will use a certain point as
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    VALUE OF RAILWAYS TO TRADE
    141 13 Montreal. INDICATING the value to domestic trade of the requirements of the large railway companies, the Canadian National Railway, which operates 24,000 miles of tracks in the Dominion, purchased goods to the value of $51,600,000 during 1938. Of thLs total $11,100,000 was expended on new
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    Meeting Of Arab Delegates To Be Called
    94 13 Reuter. London, Mar. 15. REUTER understands that a meeting of the Arab delegates is called to-morrow when the British Government will lay before them the conclusions reached as a result of the past five necks' consultations on the Palestine problem. The second meeting
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    Hongkong Bank Score Seven Goals
    310 14 tiong Kong Shanghai Bank ..7. A.P.C I. PIOHT goals were scored in a Business Houses League fixture played on ths Harbour Board ground yesterday evening between the Hong Kong Shanghai Bank Club and the A.P.C. team. The Bankers proved tot strong (Tor the A.P.C end.
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    Len Harvey Meets Gains To-night
    110 14 LEN Harvey, who recently became British heavyweight champion by defeating Eddie Phillips, will meet tarry Gain* at the Harringay arena to-nifht (Thursday) in a 15-rpund contest for the British Empire championship. Harvey is 32 and Gains, who is a Negro hailing from Canada, is 37.
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    ALL YESTERDAY'S SOCCER MATCHES Madon Scores Three Goals
    730 14 MALAYS .5, Police 1. FEWER THAN HALF A DOZEN GOALS WERE SCORED AT ANSON ROAD STADIUM YESTERDAY AFTERNOON WHEN THE MALAYS MET AND DEFEATED THE POLICE IN A FIRST DIVISION S.A.F.A. LEAGUE SOCCER MATCH BY FIVE GOALS TO ONE. Play on the
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    55 14 he following will represent the Ml. ZU n Bangers against the Fort Canning Civilians, m ,i friendly soccer at the lat er's gTooad, an .Saturday at aif> p.m.:—Chin; Junan. Teck Yong. Kok Ann, Beng Kiong, Teck Beng; Johari. Siong Seng, Ah Hock, Jack, Guan Kiat. Reserves: Yew Cher.
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    Wales Beat Ireland
    179 14 Reuter. UWLKS defeated! Inland l>> three goals to one in an international soccer match at Wrexham yesterday. mirM.ES were confident at the start an I IT Cumner gathered from a pass from B vn Jones and scored in th- seventh minute. Mliilgan equalised, f^II wing a mix-up
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    S.C.C. SCORE GOOD WIN IN RESERVE DIVISION
    400 14 S.CC. Rs 4, Manchester Rs I. A SPLENDID recovery in the latter hail oi the second session, enabled the S.CC. reserves to register a comfortable four goals to one victory over the Manchesters Reserves on the padang, yesterday. Play was never ai any
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    TOMMY FARR REINSTATED
    62 14 Reuter. I Mlflrji. ."Mar. IS —Ihe HritMi ItSllUl Board rl Centre! a:ineuncr lhat they have received Firm t' r mmy Parr £7M in r 4 !!f)iin;t of <>>r claim !>>' S v iuy Hafts, Ihe promoter. Use board Males, Thi?- sue having brrn paid b> Fan-, the
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    Pulau Brani Defeat Mental Hosp.
    197 14 Pulau Hrani.... 1, Mental Hospital 0. pULAU brani beat, the Mental Hospital at soccer yesterday by the only goal scored, in a match al the In Iter's ground at Yin Chu Kyne Road in Division II (A) of the B A.f.a. League. Shortly after the
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    Goalless Draw In Reserve Division
    383 14 R.A.F. (Reserves; Loyals (Reserves) JHE footbaU match in the Reserv League, played last night between the Loyals and RAF at GiUman Barracks, ended in i draw. The match was evenly contested was rather -heavy/ although tlvilb'" territorial encounters vere not wanthV 1 There was very
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    57 14 THF; following are tin 1 football n* M ived j DIVISION I Chei ea l: Bfc«kuo« I Pvnd*i land tr V< t Kuddercflel' 1 1 T' 1 DIVISION in (Son'lirn' B urnemoulh i 1 division in (Northern 1 Bradford City I r «fOTTISH I u y DIVISION
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    To-day's Sports Events
    41 14 Sorrer: Publishers v S diuni <2A Excj J C.B A. (2BK I' via «JK€. Teania:. S.c.C J uai Padang. imi i \r.i»^ High FM<w: B.ra p.m. (6.7 f" 1 l.uv. Tides: Ini 2 .10 p m '2 W
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    Malay Regt. Lose At Soccer
    91 15 K lh K( imenl (C) Co ..1 M uh played ai i F*J i, ks iast night 1 HQ.) and C Xi cimnit endM ,i the former, fd 1,1 J* ded, 11■ Loyals a |s within live utlwr The i few minutes three goals interval
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    Track Work At Kuala Lumpur
    161 15 Kuala Lumpur. mi mdidates were exercised i tracks this morning *-reparation for the Selangor Gold r-i mfet on Saturday. The going and „me interesting galZ*n witnessed. er) was tried over •.< ttady gallop, and and JEREMIAH associated together a< c at threequarter ed pleasingly. ILA]
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    Y.M.C.A And Fort Canning Draw
    122 15 > I and Tort Canning draw at cricket yesterday ranglin, time intervening. M scored 140 runs and ig team 80. are the scores: I C A. Turner 25 25 Dowling 14 Wilton 17 •ran 4 ling b Dowling 4 1 Baker b levers 13 bowling
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    RESULTS OF SECOND DAY'S RACES AT KUALA LUMPUR
    846 15 Princess Prim Scores Double For Meet Kuaia Lumpur. Wednesday. X second day's races in Ihe Selanjror Turf Club's (Sold ('up meet were run off in tine weather at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon. There was a lair attendance prevent for a week day
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    Dividends At A Glance
    80 15 liuee I. WAIT A BIT $16 and 88. Lady Lavinia $9. Pretty Quiet S7. Race 2—PRINCESS TRIM St. and SB. Cosmetic 819. Fsquire 531. Race I—LI TOUQtI.I 537 and Sll. Alum Rock Sll. Fighting Finish 89. Race 1: Valscourt S2B $9 Mhn S7 Viola II S7
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    MIXED DOUBLES IN S.C.C. TOURNAMENT
    192 15 FIVE lies in the mixed doubles of the S.CC. Lawn Tennis Tournament were played yesterday, all of them ending In straight sets The results were as follows: Roy Smith and Mrs. Smith beat R. J. Tovey and Miss Croft, C—4, 6—2. F. V. Read and
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    COMMENTARY ON HARVEYGAINS FIGHT
    77 15 COMMENTARY by the 8.8.C. on the contest between Len Harvey, heavyweight champion, and Larry Gains will be broadcast at 9.30 p.m. Greenwich Mean Time to-day (4.50 a.m. Singapore time to-morrow). Short recording of the commentary will be broadcast again by the 8.8.C to-morrow at 2.20 a.m.
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    REGULARS BEAT VOLUNTEERS
    101 15 1 N a shooting match on Sunday. "B*' Company, -si Battalion. Manchester Regiment, beat "B" Company, Ist. Battalion, Singapore Volunteer Corps. Results: Match One. 300 yards deliberate: I R. S. M W. Riley <S.V.C.) 23; 2, Lieut. E. J. C. Spanton (Manchestei Regiment I 22. Match Two,
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    SUCCESSFUL CHILDREN'S CONCERT
    179 16 FOR mem years, the Children's Concerts, for which Mr. E. A. Brown ia responsible, have been of great benefit in introducing good music to the young people of Singapore. Another of the concerts was held in the Memorial Hall yesterday afternoon and will be repeated to-morrow (Friday).
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    MR. T. W. ONG
    45 16 Mr. T. W. Ong. of Braddell Bros., and Mrs. Ong. leave Singapore on Mar. 24 in the Marnix van Oldenbarnevelt for Europe. Mrs. Ong will proceed to Soutn Amjrica to visit her family there and will rejoin Mr. Ong in London.
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    Soviet's Strength
    122 16 Reuter. Moscow, Mar. 15. A TREMENDOUS increase in the Soviet's armed forces was mentioned by Marshal Voroshilov, addressing the 18th Congress of the Communist Party. In the course cf the last five-year plan, he declared the size of the army had more than doubled, the air force increased
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    Sampan Men Fined $3,000
    179 16 F Singapore, Wednesday. INES totalling $3,000 were imposed on three motor-sampan men this morning, by Mr. G. S. Rawlings, the Third Magistrate The men, Neo Ah Kow, Chua Tee Hang and Goh Ah Hap. pleaded guilty to "importing rubber into the Colony without a certificate of
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    HAWKERS—A PROTEST Whal Readers AreSayd
    108 16 We welcome urfwifrom reof/ Pr .s m publishing tl, m i no* wcessarily d OMmice. wtth thZy* expressed. Uf|f i [To the Editor of the Malay a Tribune] Sir—May I add to the glut of suggested social reforms in Singapore by proposing that it be
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    STORE TRANSPORT
    133 16 [To the Editor of the Malay a Tribunei Sir.—The Traction Company do not appear to run sufficient omniDuses between Joo Chiat Roaa and Baffles Quay. I left my house at B.5 this mcrning ana two minutes later a beautiful 44-seater came along. But it was packed to capacity
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    JAPAN'S DILEMMA
    195 16 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune Sir.—Japan's militarists have so many problems at home and abroad tnat they are in a delirium. On one side they are waging a prolonged war with China; on the other side they are near to a major clash with Soviet Russia.
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    CINEMA SUGGESTION
    50 16 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir—The audiences of the motion picture theatres would appreciate very much if the management showing the same ne programme, would h »«< well chosen short in lb «*> The majority in the nJ, night, comprise Yours, etc., r Patron Singapore. Mar.
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    HOUSES FOR CLERICAL WORKERS
    417 16 iro the Editor o/ the M a,ay a by'the Hwi 'm^Tiv subject of the hcu ine 7 clerical workers. The scheme, as set fort», quite good on the Sv°i eS S Cf llis ar S unic "ts Mr x-'v T :s Teck has contradicted him»'/ leated
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    FILIPINO ASSOCIATION
    108 16 At a children's party given I Singapore Filipino Association held recently at the residence of th< I in which lUUiy memberfamilies participated and la by a general meeting, the follov elected office-bearers foi the current year 1939 President, Mr. M And Vice-President. Mr. F Villaneuva.new elected; hon. secretary.
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    SLOVAKHUNGARIAN CLASH FEARED
    59 17 Paris, Mar. 15. nj the Hlinka Guard \f\< Sfrvist* have been called up l affording to a message V j in order lo secure fl* 1 ?L r n (»i the Slovak frontiers. M V t ■•■> reported to have been the Hungarians in v* f ~^t
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    GERMAN TROOPS OCCUPY PRAGUE
    197 17 RLIN, MAR. 15. OPS HAVE OCCUWHICH IS NOW OF GERMANY'S (TORATE OF KBB" d Pilsen Almutz I the Resienstadt, lowed the Czech i ir arms. German troops r.nd took mains calm but are responding to I :ast every quarter ietly, but depresre, Parents are Lto heir
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    Anglo-French Naval Co-operation
    32 17 Reuter. Won \Tir ,c lii the Commons question, Mr. Shakesil Britain and Qiselves allied in any contemplated tbs.% would be complete, j 'ready begun be- naval staffs and C^rontinued.—Renter.
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    Chinese Convicted On Bookmaking Charge
    640 17 Singapore, Wednesday. po,iec courtthis Quay and No «Lk d J Sm S a P° r e ««<« frequent Collyer y and No. 35, Robinson Road, for the purpose of book-making. the sir nrf Q accusec claimed tria! while Mr f r CU&ed pleacled guilt yBuDoressimV
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    FOOD PROBLEM WITH GASTRITIS
    116 17 For years, doctors wanted to find a food that would not irritate the inflamed stomach walls of patients suffering from gastritis and that at the same time would rebuild the patient's strength. In severe cases of gastritis solid foods are out of the question, even liquid
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    Britain Has Deficit Of 20 Millions
    114 17 British Wireless. London, Mar. 14. U7ITII only three weeks of the financial year to run, the deficit on Mar. 11 amounted to £23,805,012, having been reduced during the week by £20,662,491. Ordinary revenue during; the week totalled £25,374,823. making a tota> to daU' of
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    RELIEF CRISIS IN THE U.S.
    81 17 Reuter. Wash in* ton. Mar. 15. MR. Roosevelt in a social message ITI to the Coneress Occlaied that a serious relief situation existed. Unless the Congress speedily appropriated more mcney, reduction in the works giving employment will have to be made within three weeks. Mr.
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    EXPORTS HIGHER
    91 17 British Wireless. London. Mar. 14. The United Kingdom exports in February were valued at £38,052,216, as compared with £37,558,722 a year ago. Imports amounted to £65,515.512 against £75,793,898. The value of imports is the lowest for any month for more than two years. Re-exports last months were valued
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    REFUGEE COLONY IN WESTERN SHENSI
    341 18 Central News. Sian. QOME 750 war refugees are living happily in the two refugee colonies in western Shensi, one at Yuenkwantan in Paochi and the other at Silver Cave Beach in Fenghsien. These refugees came from Hopei, Honan and Shantung where they were driven from
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    Over Two Million Guerrillas Behind Jap Lines
    92 18 International News Agency. Shanghai.. Till total strength of Chinese gucrril'as operating behind Japanese lines exceed 2.500.0<'0. according to an estimate by Chinese military authorities in Kweilin. In Hopei province alone, it is said, between 300.000 and 400.000 guerrillas are constantly harassing Japanese lines
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    SOVIET RUSSIA TO STRENGTHEN HER POLICY VIS-A-VIS CHINA
    372 18 Establishing Closer Liaison With Chungking International News Agency. ]y|R. Luganelz Oreisky, Soviet Ambassador to China wKj h been maintaining the stabilization movements of Chb Chungking, is to leave for Moscow early thw month (Mar*! upon the instructions of the Kremlin, it is
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    SEVEN HUNDRED MOTOR LORRIES FOR CHINA
    114 18 International News Agency. Lnngch i MORE than 7' 1 lined for the ment in Chungking r Haiphong ti lt is -earned that most < i ilu::, ar* s- !d en a B as an indication <>i given by certain Western 'l he authori ;»-ent
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    "CHINA WILL FIGHT ON" SAYS GEN. CHEN
    161 18 Cnwgfcfcfc "pINAL victory will be China's if we continue our war of wear and tea against Japan for two or three years more." declared General OA bens. Director of the Political Training Hoard of Ihe National MilW Council and ice Minister of War.
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    MEDICAL RELIEF
    18 18 The Natl I Chungking has for the construct! tal to give medical aw rlminf sir raMs
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      8 18 DAILY CHINA PAGE Edited By T. H. Tan
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    H HIJI WAS PERSUADED ! TO GIVE UP FAST
    699 19 H HIJI WAS PERSUADED TO GIVE UP FAST troy's Assurance 1\T having been reached <»f <k« o Mar. 7. 1 Uh h "e n, ook a small quantity T y 'T V7* Gandhi, and thus broke hfc fast l h tho receiot of decided to break fr m ihe Residen*
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    EGYPTIAN DELEGATES ARRIVE
    211 19 (United Press). Bombay, Mar. npilE Ballard Pier wore a festive j J MjftftJf&ec this afternoon when the Egyptian Wald delegation to the I Tripuii session of the Indian National Congress arrived by s.s. "Strathnavar." As soon a t'ne delegation led by Mohan:med Bassoon! Bey. leader ol the
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    Leaders Congratulate Gandhiji
    567 19 (United Press). Tripuri. Mar. 7. AT Gandhi ji s fast has half won the fight of the states subjects ai! over India for responsible government is the view expressed in the Tripuri Congress circles in connection wilh the happy termination of the fast. Sj. Subhas Chandra Bose,
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    CHINESE SOCIETY WEDDING
    167 20 Well-Known Families United One of the most interesting Chinese society weddings took place in Singapore on Tuesday when Miss Rosalind Yuping Wong, eldest daughter of Dato and Datin S. Q. Wong was married to Mr. Foo Yin Chiew, third son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Foo
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      14 20 j Read The I Sunday Tribune I !j 5 Dominant I In Malaya jj
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