Malaya Tribune, 21 March 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune yU S Atonal Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales VOL XXVI No. G7. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Tuesday, March 21, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 21, 1939 Q^I^
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      96 1 j CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS jyo# RESULTS for only 3 CENTS I per word in /his paper FOOD STORE WHERE YOUR wLmW^^^Sm^^^^^^^ and Green-grocer. But Cold Storage offers you more. Under one roof C x^// r///r/ 0/1 one 0/7/, i/o/i may choose a vast variety of Groceries, Bread, f Drinks, Cigarettes, Lipstick,
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      30 1 j MADAME PAGE j l LATE 92, PICCADILLY, I LONDON, j DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS j FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— $5. $30. 13 BATTERY ROAD, TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE.
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHT
    120 2 FIRE-FIGHTING thrills provide the fare at the Alhambra under the title of "She Loved a Fireman," Warner picture which began a season last n ght. He-man Robert Armstrong, with Dick Foran and Ann Sheridan provide the three points of the triangle within which the love of
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    ENTERTAINMENT MARCUS SHOW
    99 2 THE Marcus Show's new programme, I which began on Sunday night, is attracting good houses, performance was as excellently staged ?s the previous ones. The show is even more dazzlingly beautiful than before and the humour is well presented and or individually and as a chorus the
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    What The Stars Foretell
    251 2 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. Trouble through j careless correspondence is mdi■ cated so be careful what you pu\ to paper. Further, sign no docu- ments without being well acqi- ainted with the contents. Fa ourable influences overshadt'i love and romance, and these <'! the artistic type
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      467 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. P& and BRITISH INDIA incorporated in England). Sl Bfl BY T. X O. S. N. CO. S SAILINGS. Ol "['WARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore. 1939 CfUTRAL 15.000 Mar. 24 CARTHAGE 15,000 Apr. 7 BANGALORE 6,000 Apr. 8 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Apr. 21 RANCH] 17,000 May 5 t BHUTAN 6,100 May
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      500 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD, (Incorporated Iri Germany). The undernoted are Vne Company's Intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due S'pore. 1939 s.s. "FRANKEN" omity Manila Mar. 31 m..s. "REGEN&BURG" Apr. 5 s.s. "GNEISENAU" omit.s North China Apr. 17 .s.s. "LIPPE" omits T.singtau Apr. 2o m.s.
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      419 2 f j LUXURY with ECONOMY j One-Class Motorships Cabins with Private Hath. j I Excellent Cuisine Moderate Fare.-. I 1 To: MARSEILLES LONDON. To: PALESTINE. ROTTERDAM. I ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND HAMBURG (:OPI VIIAGEN. COPENHAGEN INDIA abt. Apr. 1 2 JUTLANDIA Mar 21 MALAYA Apr. 20 m FIONIA Mar KIN A
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      186 2 Erich Wolfgang Korngold. celebrated Viennese composer and conductor who provided the musical scores for "A Midsummer Night's Dream," "Anthony Adverse." The Story of Louis Pasteur' and "The Lif« of Emil° Zola,' has been signed by Warner Bros, to write the score of "Juarez." in which Paul Muni and Bet to
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    Reuter' s Commercial Service
    425 3 LONDON COMMODITIES *2S" To-)a n y don Mo spot Buyers 7 7^^f« dy Sellers 7 ic, c 15 1 16 +1116 1,1 Forward (Apr.oune> Buyers Tft\ f 1116 +9 2n d Forward (JulyiSept.) 7 iflS 2 Seller*? z 1116 4>U 3rd F rwarf (Oct Dec.) ggS
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    ERASER AND COMPANY
    212 3 List Of Current Divide nds Singapore, Mar. 20, 5 p.m. Total 10? 7 Dividend Book* financial "V close Date Ex. Dr? year nr' r Cnn?«T,i mm Payable Date to datf Lonisoltl WNo 25 Mar. 17 Mar. 24 Mar. 18 2%% Jnta nas Mar. 30 Apr. 6 Mar.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    826 3 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING (Quotations given below are Norn.) Singapore, Mar. 20, 5 p.m. Eraser and Co. Ampat Tin u oyers0 yers f i,ers Austral Amal 4 9 Austral Malay 39 44 J Ayer Hitam 2 u& 21« Ayer Weng £2« gg Batu Selangor
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    259 3 6% Maynard to Co.. Ltd.. 130,000 f Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 §6 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $4u1,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 102% 103% norn *%tt 1907 red. 19*7 $1600,000 Int. Mar. 31. Scot 30 108% 110 norn 4V* 1909 red. 19o£
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    Egyptian Delegates
    50 3 (United Press). Tripurl, Mar. 11.—Mr. s. Snnivas w ther A I. C. C. members li om Madras have invited the Egyptian delegates to visit Madras. The Delegation have accepted the invitation and ar e expected to go to Madras after their Bombay engagements ar e over.— (United Press)
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    124 3 Singapore, Monday.. Tin at midday was $109!/ 8 up V s and the price of Rubber at 4 o'clock was buyers Spot 26 cents, buyers July'Septembnr 26% cents. Although owing to the political situation there was almost a complete absence of buyers in the market for Rubber
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    PRODUCE
    165 3 d /o- Singapore, Mar. 20 R. Siam) W. Coast No.. 1 per Koyan $128 R. (Siam) W, Coast No. 2 per Koyan $125 Sam No.' 1 W aSt N 3 P6r Koyan l% l n Siam No. 2 foiO Siam Broken Rice No. 1 1115 Siam Broken Rice No.
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    TIN
    15 3 Singapore, Tuesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was: $109% (up
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    RUBBER
    17 3 The price of rubber at noon in ftjftffapere tn-dav was*—Buyers 27 (up ft) Sellers 27V (up
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    Lyall And Evatt's Short Quotations
    339 3 Singapore, Mar. 20. MINING Buyers Sellers Am pats 341/ 3 9 Ayer Hi tarns 20-' 21 Bangrkis 18,6 19 6 Batu Selangors 1.25 130 Hitams 0.27 0.32 Hongkong Tin 16 6 17 6 Chenderiangs 116 12Hong Fatts 0.61 0.65 J dr i? SL yd 56
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      22 3 THE UNITED LIMITED N.I ;i>v iNE MOTOR VEHICLE PERSONAL ACCJ N JJ^KMEN'S LOMPENSA PUBLIC LJAIULIT) INSURANCE. 6TREET. SINGAPORE. W. MALL, QeaeraJ Manager
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      47 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 bj a reputed banking Institution with 7eari of financial experience. UASTaaa. PROTECT "OmU FINANCIALLY OR DAMAGE 1 w
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      395 3 NEW PEAK REACHED UHTH production reaching a new peak ,f on the Warner Bro* let will i d?.ily averaee of 62 star and feature players and 330 bit and extr a parta for the next four weeks. Over 5.000 extras alone worked in "Juarez" and "Oklahoma Kid" last week. BANK
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      608 4 If There Is Something You Want To Buy Or Sell-Read TW Ad, Situations Vacant WANTED t>alfc."girl, Clerk, Secretary. Apply Box 182, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (386) CHINFI3E SALESMAN, Bill Collector, Cashier Storekeeper Only those experienced need apply to Box 195, Malaya Tribune, Singapore. (424) WANTED: Experienced canvassers. Decent Salary and Commission.
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      682 4 AUSTIN SALOON, 1930 15.9 HP. Apply Chop Chong Sam, 129, Lavender Street. (459> MORRIS SALOON: Perfect Condition. Taxed, Insured, Owner Driven $250. Box 188. Malaya Tribune Singapore. (406) FOR SALE: 1937 Morris 8 Tourer, txcellent condition $825.- or nearest, •pply P. Pun, 14, Hicks Road, Kua a ..umpur. WANTED: Car
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      607 4 BEST OIL WAVE, only $5, Guaranteed at Viennese Beauty Panour, 302, Tanjong Katong Road, near Katong Post Office. (355) LISTS OF PENGUIN, PELICAN. Specials, Hutchinson, Thinkers Library sent on request. The City Emporium, 58, Bras Basah Road. (332) BE AHEAD OF OTHERS when estimating Mortar or Concrete Works. Show efficiency
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      618 4 YWCA International Hostel, 8 Fort Cannin- Road, has limited vacancies Foi• travellers and Business Girls and wnmen Moderate tariff. Badminton JEd Deck Tennis Courts. Telephone 449. mmm c-fa PAVILION KATONG directly sea two bedrooms with bathroom attached', sitting and dining room, beau tifully furnished, concrete bathing prgar (3uit married couple
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      716 4 PRIVATE TUITION given in Pltmans Shorthand for beginners. Charges reasonable. Box No. 212, Malaya Tribune, Singapore" (4bl) LEARN CHINESE at the Singapore Chinese Mandarin School, 122-126, Prinsep Street, Classes Commencing from 3-4-1939 as follows. For Beginners: (1) 7 15—9 p.m. on Mon. Thurs. (2) J 515_7 p.m. on Tues. Fri.
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      478 4 Musical Instruments Furniture for Sale' VIOLINISTS! Mandolin Use Rex Strings. i T.M.A. Music Hon MIDWEST RADIOS Imperial Electric C Road. Phono 40?0. FOR QUICK SALE I radiogram 1938 mod under guarantee as n ment arranged. own< r leave. Box He. IS3, M Singapore. ONE ELECTRIC Gl valves complete with p
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    JAPAN'S NEW NAVAL WORLD CHALLENGE
    222 5 Reuter. t 111 i»f London, Mar. 20. THKRI, IS good .eason to beheve that the Japanese six-year naval construction programme, although its existence was only ads Tvs the n nl°, ky p in P3St d3VS W3S actua "y *!-Tn*i£, says the Daily Express naval expert.
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    BOXER ON THEFT CHARGES
    160 5 \From Our Oicn Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Monday. James Henry Nelson, the young Eurasian boxer, who is alleged to have broken into the house 01 me orhv;er-in-cnar:v oi Detectives was produced this morning at the First Court when the preliminary inquiry into a series of charges was
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    Time Has Come For Firm Stand
    151 5 Reuter. London. Mar. 20. A MARKED change in Parliamentary opinion occurred over the week-end, mainly as a result of Mr. Chamberlain's speech in Birmingham. I The criticism previously expressed by the Opposition has undergone a chancre and when Mr. Chamberlain entered the House of
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    BRITAIN WOOS POLAND
    110 5 Reuter. Warsaw. Mar. 20. "THE Polish people have amply shown in history that they cherish the same ideals of freedom and liberty as Great Britain." This was a declaration by Mr. Hudson, the Btitish delegate, in replying to an addresses of welcome by M. Roman, the Minister
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    Hungarians Demonstrate In Rumania
    67 5 Reuter. Bucharest, Mar 21 A DEMONSTRATION was staged fV, b y the Hungarian minority in certain Rumanian towns, but the demonstrators were easily dispersed without serious incident. The demonstrations were attributed to Hungarian broadcasts during vhe past few days announcing that the Hungarians wouJd soon be
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    BRITISH TRADE MISSION TO RUMANIA
    69 5 British Official Wireless. London. Mar. 21. The President of the Board of Trade announced In the House Commons last night that it had been decided to send a commercial mission to Rumania VJhen a member drew his attention to reports of German intimidation of Rumania
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    SWISS READY TO FIGHT
    37 5 Reuter. Berne. Mar. 21.-A declaration that Switzerland is ready to defend the integrity of her territory to the last droo of blood was read at the opening sessions of both Federal Chambers 1
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      377 5 R J- W. Brown and T J l hereby authorised t 0 sign r pn curation our firm. FRASER CO. re rH()P^r^Tw)N I Son. 8" :m)' 88. Rochore Road, v !-igapore. BANKRUPTCY NO. 54 OF 1939 Th< Official Assignee invites' tenders purchase of all the stock-in xivenamed Chop Guan 87
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      198 5 NOTICE St fh«f tiC f. Ls hereb y given 1:at J th Name and i'r4 J! c Mark depicted m i;;i-Hn are the property TllSf-lw of S h °l Tien Poh Lav M m "Pj 2} Trenggannu reet Singapore, and i. i are use d by them in res *T
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      395 5 SINGAPORE MALAYAN HBlßHSi———iat imtEc roitv 1939 ("BOTH MERAH") NOW ON SALE Up-to-date information about Govt. Dept.s.. Public Bodies Businesses, Estates, Mines, the Services. Ladies Director Clas-.fled Trades. Street Directories cf principal towns with' latest maps. Splendid fail colour map of Malaya. Over 20 000 names in Index. from VOIR OWN
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    "Spring" Music From Singapore, 8 p.m.
    228 6 SINGAPORE ZHL 225 metres (1.13 mc/s) ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc s) 5 00 Songs by Miss Annie Landowt 5 20 Malay-Hawaiian musict 5 40 Kronchongst 6 00 Teochew dramas and selections* 7 00 Children's programme (English). 7.30 Time, weather, news and announcements 7
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      396 6 i,-,M future fitness depends U. -i nutriment thrtr bodies «~£g*°Sj CJivf them Torch Brand Ex r.> t or MUM ar.d Cid Liver Oil also contain. uable Vitamins A and D. proved ti «o IIIIUMMTT in buiHmg up the TCTCfe Brand He. si'y dt«ested-m st beneficial to children and adults ALLENBURYS
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      218 6 NEGLECTED STOMACH PAINS ■ay end in DANGEROUS OPERATIONS! Mrny a stomach sufferer has had to submit to the surgeon s knife—because he dismissed those little twinges that came on after eating as nothing more than ordinary indigestion—and has paid the price of his neglect. For those little pains after eating
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      182 6 DOCTORS CHOOSE HUMANISED TREFOOD FOR JP> THEIR mmr Jt jf* I After Humanised Trufood, from the 10th to I ihe 24th month—FOLLOW-ON TRUFOOD--I a complete diet allowing for the progressive Obtainable from The Medical Hall. Ltd The Federal Dispensary. Ltd. Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. The Dispensary (1929), Ltd.. Penang. and Irom
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      76 6 HAISt-l AIJ; you encounter early itc t„ni If you have .landruff or £„h 1« .•nation on your seal?, do n« fhinss to ~Prire $1.20 per pot. po e tr J 0 Ask your dealer or wn«* rf CHARI CO., R Gold Leaf Tea fear* n b knowledge nor in«xpert I
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      633 6 6 35 Gramophone music. a.ation of Monsj 7 20 News bulletin. SfSL B l rom 7 23 Gramophone music. Victoria Station, L 750 Closedown. 11.00 Marcel dell-.: v rn 10 50 Time signal. Chamber music. Troubadour. 11 30 For the sick. 11-20 The new.: and am 11 50 Omroep Orchestra.
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    Robbery Alleged To Be Motive For Murder
    580 7 \From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Monday. that what is now referred to as the "Green-shirt" murder killing of sexual jealousy or family squabble, but a deli-old-blooded murder of a poor woman with the intent to lv valuable possession, her ear-rings, was put
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    FRENCH UNITY
    67 7 Reuter. Paris, Mar. 20. THE French Ambassador to Germany has arrived at Paris and is peeing M. Bonnet this morning. France's determination to take energetic measures to face the international crisis is reflected in the press. M. Daladier is promised universal sun port by the papers of all
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    ALLEGED CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUST
    105 7 Singapore. Monday. I Bail of $2,000 allowed him In the 1 Fourth Pclice Court was confirmed Criminal District Coiu-t this mornI mg when tne charge nreferred against X m Puah, ol alleged criminal I breach ol trust came up fo? mention. I Kirn Puah, a
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    PASSENGERS BY THE MARELLA
    179 7 The following passengers from Australian ports are expected to arrive in Singapore by the Mareila on or abcut Mar. 31: Mrs. S. Upton. Miss J. Upton, Mr. P. Lindsav. Mr. E. J. Barber, Miss A. P. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs G. Harvey. Mrs. G T. Gardiner.
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      439 7 Clothes By The House Of j AURORA LTD.! DEPARTMENT STORE. Our tailoring- which is definitely above the everyday standard to some of the better known house* 5 in the city. You will find example* of the current styles and exclusive 5 cloths from which they are tailor- ed in our
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      75 7 WEAKNESS AFTER FEVER When your temperature begins to fall and you feel you're getting better, then is the time to start to rebuild your wasted nerve and muscle tisane*. Doctors have proved time and' time again that Horlicks is not only easily digested, but also stimulates your faded nppetite and
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      259 8 I HILARITY REIGNS SUPREME! THIS MONTH'S BIG COMEDY TREAT!! 6-15 OPENING TO-NIGHT PAVILION 9-15 CAN AN ARTIST'S WIFE COMPETE WITH THE CHARMS OF _\\\_\A HER HUSBAND'S MODELS? Sec how this unblushing bride from gay Parce lamed th maddesl artbl 4 'IMH Ik mmm ever painted the town red! A laugh
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      346 8 THE NEW Gejrluf. Phone 5570. j F J NIGHTLY 9-30 LIKE TO HAVE A GOOD SWING AM) PUN! SEX! "SWING YOUR LADY" with HUMPHREY DOGART FRANK McHUGH ALLEN JENKINS LOUISE FAZENDA and AST OF CRAZY GANG THF WEAVER BROS. ITS FUNNIER THAN EVER SHOWING: THUR. 23rd MAR. "Adventures of TOM
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      200 8 I Press Public Enthuse AGAIN OveT j THIS GRAND NEW SHOW! i j Acclaimed as even HFTTIJg T|| U) j Their Firs! Programme! FOLLIES of 1939 JjEE the amazing novelty "MANHATTAN IN THE RAIN"—AI Actual Rainstorm on the Stage! SEE HA CHA SANS Sensational Fan Dance! SEE The GIRLS of
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    WILL JAPAN RISK A SHOW-DOWN?
    257 9 FISHERIES DISPUTE Chinese Central News Agency. Hongkong, Mar. 19. p Japanese relations are further strained by the concentrasubmarine fleet around the fishing lots. Nine Japanese ring in Northern Korea, it is reve tied, (slates Sin r Poh). Chungking, Mar 10. j ;i the Soviet-Japa-mte, one
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    Revenue Officers Seize "Brewery"
    115 9 Singapore, Monday. "IUAKAU SWA.' off Thomson Road, was the scene of a big I samsu seizure yesterday morning when a Customs party, headed by I Mr. H. NT. D. Russell ol trie Depart ment of Kxcise. Hwooped upon a "bush brewery." Two large stilland a hujge
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      168 9 SINGAPORE Back to the Bible Campaign. Bl IH'SDA, Bras Basah Rd. Vorid Conditions Neeis R\ DR. FRENCH OLIVER. Author—Leciurer—World Bible Expositor—Explorer. 1 Harrj J. Hager, or Chicago, says: French Oliver is the kind of our century needc. I wish more ol his type. He is expository, scholarly and al home
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      7 9 I Coming Shortly! I Uf T ram
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      233 9 k f SUN TALKIE j I (NEW WORLD) TO-NIGHT one show only S Commencing From 7.30 p.m. j Whole Serial of the A< X <©IV 1 will be screened 5 15 Chapters—3l Reels. !EMPiRE"TALKTĔ| TO-NH.IIT one show only Commencing From 7.30 p.m. S Double Chinese Feature Programme j "MILLION j
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      59 9 i*o*iiivclv Last Day! alhambra iiros. ThrW I DICK ANN FQRAN SHERIDAN i IN "SHE LOVED A FIREMAN" WITH ltol»«'<r< .IrwiKtmntt. KtlflM" Arnfff and Veda Ann Bor«| j Yeu will find heartbreak and thrills in thfc Maaihg arnna of the j gallant fire-fijrhtors and the women #ho wait !or them I
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    GIVE A CHANCE TO THE LOCAL BOY
    712 10 jyjß. L. Brent, the Chief Instructor of the Government Trade School, Penang, has rendered good service by calling attention once again to a serious state of affairs in local industry. Constantly the boys of Malaya are being exhorted to give up the idea
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    Powers Checked Red Influence In China
    996 10  -  Reply To A Critic "Inside Story Of Peace Talk" By E. T. HUANG RECENTLY I wrote an article under the heading of "Powers Saved China From Going Bolshevik," with the sub-heading ot* •inside Story of Peace Talk." It was obviously an expression of personal
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    145 10 He made straight for the smokingroom, where he found Gerald sitting by a roaring fire, reading the evening paper.—Short Story. If a man can't control his temper, hp snouldn't back horses. Th£ h e ect the y'K be all right. y P lent y of food with
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      196 10 Hone**l The Breakfast Food J long And it's (,'oodtoEat! IOVi oz. tin 43 cts. Obtainable at all Good Dealers and ROBINSO N CO., LTD. I jßtt r* Jid GOTHAM G "ADJUSTABLES" lAc ONLY stock'mg that fits every leg and every foot, every time! j You can wear Gotham Adjustable* at
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      77 10 SPECIAL DISPLAY OF CHILDREN'S WEAR FOR THE (2mk LITTLE yfSk rSI Newly Arrived consignment of infants and girls dresses in charming designs in Organdie and Robia INFANTS FROCKS Embroidered organdie prettily smocked, tucked and trimmed with Val lace. White, Sky Pink. 1.50 to 255 GIRLS FROCKS Organdie and Robia Voile
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    GERMANY WILL NEVER DOMINATE EUROPE BY FORCE
    1839 11 Plain Warning By Lord Halifax REUTER. "QERMAN EFFORTS TO DOMINI-fE EUROPE BY FORCE WILL FAIL AS ALL SIMILAR EFFORTS HAVE FAILED IN HISTORY," SAID THE BRITISH FOREIGN MINISTER IN A SPEECH IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS. HE WARNED THE GERMAN PEOPLE TO CONSIDER
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    China Loan Passed
    473 11 Reuter. London. Mar. 2 1 MOVING the second reading of the I*l hin**e i urrencv Bill. Sir John mnn. Chancellor of the Excheauer, dwlarrd that while the total British trade with China was not a large lererntage of the total world trade n v i- well worth
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    STOP PRESS
    185 11 Reuter. oLondon,0 London, Mar. 21. »E phrase in Lord Halifax's deilaiatirn. "wider mutual obligationsm lhe cause of mutual supP' rt is apparently the keynote of the present conversations, writes a diplomatic observer. A certain raiding toother cf States which might is evident, the leaders be®l Britain, Fiance, Soviet
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    Japs Forcing Crisis In Far East?
    220 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. L Shanghai. Mar. 21. JAKING advantage of the European 's. I he Japanese military in r** tr *l China are renewing their ••and f Gr the abolition of the Inn, "ii„nal Settlement in Shanghai. J l Ul b e recalled
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    GERMANY GETS LITTLE OIL FROM RUMANIA
    69 11 Reuter. Bucharest, Mar. 21. It is learned that a limited trade agreement between Rumania and Germany will almost certainly be signed on Wednesday. The agreement will be principally in the nature of a protocol extending the existing agreement. It is stated that such oil
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    FRANCE PREPARES FOR THE WORST
    178 11 Reuter. Pans, Mar. 21. pLANS for the transport of men and equipment across the Mediterranean in the event of European hostilities, aad protective measures for Morocco, arc* understood to have been discussed at a meeting of the Mediterranean Council at the War Ministry attended by
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    Canada Will Help Resist Aggression
    86 11 Reuter. Ottawa, Mar. 21. CPEAKING In the Canadian House of Commons, Premier Mackenzie King declared that if there were prospects of an aggressor attacking Britain there was no doubt of the Canadian people's decision. They would regard it as an act of aggression menacing the
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    Ten Nations Confer On Europe Crisis
    267 11 PRECAUTIONS TAKEN FOR JOI NT DEFENCE Reuter. London, Mar. 21. understands that immediate communications are taking place between the British Government and the French, Soviet, Polish, Rumanian, Jugoslav, Turkish and Bulgarian Governments on the Central European situation. Greece is also believed to be in.
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    U. S. Resistance Will Be Economic
    152 11 Reuter. Washington. Mar. 21. It is not believed that the administratis will consent to take an active part in a conference of the peaceful Powers. The contribution which the administration hopes to make is econo- mic and moral, and there would be no support
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    RUSSIA PROPOSES CONFERENCE
    41 11 Reuter. Moscow, Mar. 21. IT is understood on reliable authority that the Soviet favours the Anglo-French suggestion of joint discussion on the European situation and proposes an immediate conference of Britain, France, the Soviet, Rumania. Poland and Turkey.—
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    SOVIET SPY SENTENCED
    31 11 Reuter. Los Angeles, Mar. 21.—Michael Gonri, manager of the Soviet Tourist Agency, has been sentenced to six years' imprisonment and a fine of $10,000 on charges of espionage.—Reuter.
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    TROOPS RUSHED TO RUTHENIAN BORDER
    600 12 One Hundred Thousand Additional Men Called Up HUNGARIAN PLANES PATROL FRONTIER Reuter. London, Mar. 20. situation in Europe appears to !>e particularly tense in view of the news messages emanating from Bucharest, capita] of Hungary. Both Rumania and Hungary are reported to be calling men
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    97 12 S: lis Left for Medan. India and Europe by KLM plane "PH-ALN":—Mr H L Skmnar. Mr S iauw Khoey. Mr P6* fr. c n le M Mr T Bunpei Iniai Mr er PooN ten. Mr. Laufer, Mr. Nittich Mr. W Ch. K^atfeird M V H H M
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    BRITISH TRADE DELEGATION IN POLAND
    71 12 Reuter. Warsaw, Mar. 20 MX. Hudson, Mr. Aston Gwat- kin and Sir Peter Qmntin, Comptroller of Overseas Trade, arrived here and were met by the Pol sh Vice-Minister of Trade and the British Ambassador. It Is understood that the trade discussions will include the question
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    Coroner's Inquiry Postponed
    169 12 Singapore, Monday. ]y|R. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, to-day postponed the hearing of an inquiry into the death of a Hokkien Chinese named Toh Kee Thor who was killed on Feb. 3, when the cycle he was riding came into collision with a taxi driven by
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    PRAGUE'S SORROW
    46 12 A message from Prague states that the grief of the Czechs at. the occupation of their land in no way lessens bitterness and dejecticn expressed in almost every face among the crowd* gathered all day long before the memorial of the "Unknown Warrior/ 1
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    68 12 Singapore. Monday. VRAID by officers cf the Excise Department on a house in Stanley Street, on Mar. 16 had a sequel this morning in the Criminal District Court, i Where Lav Tng claimed trial on a charge alleging that hi was 'oncerned in the impcrtation of 1.524 tahUs of Red
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    BRITON KILLED BY JAPS
    168 12 Reuter. Chungking, Mar, 20. MR. A. G. the British Missionary in China, who wa*< reported killed when the Japanese bombed Pingkiang, on Mar. 15. perished, according to a later Reuter message, in the dug-out where he bad taken refuge. Bight Chinese comprising hi? cc-ok and the
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    NEW KWANGTUNG BANK OPENS
    227 12 ]VR)ST of Singapore's leading Chinese bankers were at the opening of the New Kwangtung Provincial Hank. Singapore Branch, yesterday, when a reception was given in the morning to celebrate the commencement of business. The head olfice of the Kwapgtanc* Provincial Bank is incorporated in China and
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    Astonishing Egyptian Discovery
    46 12 Reuter. Cairo, Mar 20. —The astonishing discovery. described as second only to that of Tutankhamen, has been made by thcFrench professor, M. Montet, who found intact in the ancient city of Tani.s near Zagazig the tcmb ol King Peusennes of the twenty-second dynasty.—Reuter.
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    Went Armed In Public, Jailed
    88 12 Singapore, Monday. A YOUNG Malay. Omar bin Ali, was sentenscd to 18 weeks* rigorous imprisonment when found guilty to-day. by the District fudge (Mr. L. B. Gibson), en a charge of "going armed in public." Omar was seen behaving in a suspicious manner by two
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    Will Britain Recognise German Conquest?
    77 12 Reuter. London. Mar. 20. I N the Commons to-day. Mr. Arthur Henderson (Labour) asked whether Government contemplated granting de jure recognition to the German Government's annexation and control of territories formerly forming part of Czecho Slovakia, namely Bohemia and Moravia. The Prime Minister replied that
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    Demonstration In Warsaw
    73 12 Reuter. Warsaw, Mar. 19. A CROWD cf about 800 demonstrated J\ outside the Foreign Office, shouting •Down With Hitler." They were dispersed by the Police. It may be safely assumed that M Beck is gravely concerned over the inclusion of Slovakia in the German pr >- tected
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    NEW POLICY FOR BRITAIN?
    143 12 Reuter. MINISTERIAL sti Houses of C( Lords, after anoth< r m «ting of the Cabinet in the marninp. are bei n eagerly awaited tl-roug] They are exnecttr to 1» sarm light on the changes in believed to be necessitated l>\ the events in Europe. The mood
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    Tientsin Businessman Still In Hands Of Kidnappers
    138 12 Tientsin. Mar If CONTRARY to earlier reports. Mr. H.F.Dvott. chairman of the Tientsin Chamber of Cemnirrrf, still in the hands of his iMsden Misunderstanding over i telephone call from Taitaku village on W Tientsin-Taku Road was for the incorrect news that Mr Dvott
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    "No Sacrifice Too Great"
    99 12 Umĕwm, Ma ft TIIK declaration that there i effort or sacrifice people of Britain arc not pr«-p.n< accept if it was shewn U. be new* sarv for the protection of *nj"""£ vital interests." was made by John Anderson (Minister oi < y»»" Defence) at to-days luncheon
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    ABETTED NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    170 12 Singapore, IMonday. CLJCPKISED at a lorry emeryg ing from Wakefield and Co.'s godewn on Read Road apparently uncontrolled, Mr. J. G. H. Brett who was returning home along Read Road, stopped, having to swerve violently in doing so, to avoid an accident. Getting out of his car,
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    GERMANY MAKING THREE DEMANDS ON LITHUANIA
    112 13 Troops Moving Towards Frontier Reuter. Ml NTS OF GERMAN 0 RE TAKING PLACE IN THE REGION FAST n* I'OAVNSOB INSTERRURO AND TILLSITT AC < TO THE NEWSPAPER INTRANSIGENT Memels, Mar. 21. JJEPORTS are widely currenl in Memel that Germany is contcmplat ing the presentation
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    Britain Watching
    38 13 British Official Wireless. London, Mar. 21. Last night, in the House of Commons Mr. R. A. Butler (Under-Secretary for Foreign Affaiiro) said the position in the Memoj district of Lithuania was being closely watched.—British Official Wireless.
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    To-day's News-Reviews
    440 13 JjO WAR not over the non-exist- </• choslovakia, nor over Thai i- the- reasonable fcwnption from the latest news, some of it may be. AH g and marshalling of coming and going in reel. all this talk of rallylocratic nations against aggression mean somele future, but they do
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    Germany To Denounce Naval Treaty?
    150 13 Reuter. Berlin, Mar. 20. PERM ANY is resolved to increase v her armed forces and may even denounce the Anglo-German Naval Treaty, fixing Germany's naval strength at 35 per cent, of that of Great Britain. This is clear from the Press comments in Berlin on
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    Trade Pact With India Is Signed
    179 13 Reuter. London, Mar. 21. 'THE Lancashire cotton industry will x benefit by the provisions of Lade agreement between Britain and India which was .signed to-day and W.U lemain in fore? for thr..>e years. In order to compensate for some of the preferences on British
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    WARSHIPS LEAVE SINGAPORE
    108 13 Singapore, Tuesday CURST of the naval vessels which as- sembled here for the manoeuvres to leave Singapor e arc the submarine depot ship, the Mcd way, and the cruiser Decoy, which left to-day for Hongkong To-morrow, the Wcscot, Duncan, D"light, Duchess and Diamond leav c for Hongkong,
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    Royal Malay Charged
    151 13 [From Our Own Correspo ident] Alor Star, Sunday. AS a sequel to a fight in B Tamil eating-shop at Jaian Lang-gar, Alor A Star, in which pistol shots were fired and two Tamils received bullet wounds, Tunku Ozair, a member of the Ruling House of Kedah and
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE DANCE
    35 13 HE. the Uoveinor, \Zir Shcnton Thomas and Lady Thomas gave a dance at Government House at which about 800 guests were present. The company included many officers from the warships in port.
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    NAVAL WEDDING
    47 13 The wedding of Miss Barbara Mary Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Brown and Paymaster Lieut.-Comdr. C. A Herdman, R.N., will take place at St. Andrew's Cathedral on Tuesday, April 18. and will be followed by a reception at Grove Court, Goodman Road.
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    AIR MAIL
    15 13 An Imperial air mail arrived in Singapore this morning. Another is due to-morrow.
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    ALL YESTERDAY'S SOCCER MATCHES Police And Loyals Share Points
    547 14 DOMES were shared in a Div-; I S.A.F.A. soccer match played at Gillman Barracks yesterday when the Police met the Loyal Regiment The game ended in a goalless draw. This result was much against the run of play, for the narrow
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    Gunners Held
    57 14 Playing at Blakan Mat! yesterday, the Royaj Artillery drew with the H.M.slv Norfolk xi a| socct r, both sides scoring two goals. Tha first half was mainly th visitors' and HatsweU and McMannes Rave th"m an interval lead of two In the second ,-ession however, Banham and Hesketh scored for
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    Cold Storage And Uniteers Draw
    154 14 Singapore Cold Storage S.C.. .1. Uniteers S.C.. .1. A VERY interesting and fast game was seen at the Singapore Harbour Board Junior Services Club padang yesterday when the Singapore Cold Storage Sports Club met and drew one goal all against the Uniteers Sports Club in the Business Houses' League fixture
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    STAMFORD CLUB
    45 14 A general meeting of the Stamfora Ciub will be helcf at St. Andrew's School on Saturday, Mar. 25, at pjn. All graduates of Raffles College arc mvitt d. Weber about to save in the match between the Police and the Loyals at Gillman Barracks yesterday.
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    Post Office And Pulau Brani Draw
    726 14 Post Office 2, Pulau Brani 2. in a fast game whichalounded with thrill*, the Post Office drew with the Pulau Brani team 2 2 at the Stadium yesterday in a division JIA h.A.F.A. league game. Pulau Brani played splendidly, especially during the second half
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    Friendly Football
    24 14 The Norwegian liner "Stelto Polaris" played a lootfcafl match against the Bme Funnel l.ner. Hector" yesterday add cl.ew. both teams scoring thre*
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    DIVISION II SOCCER
    26 14 In a soccer match yesterday at the Mental Hospital the R.A.O.C. lost to the Mental Hospital by one goal to nil, Anir scoring.
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    A Police forward on the move in the game between the Police and the Loyal . Match ended in a draw.
    20 14 A Police forward on the move in the game between the Police and the Loyal Match ended in a draw.
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    China Fleet Defeat Combined Services
    434 14 EXCITEMENT ran high and thrills were served up in plei v Besav Stadium when the China Fleet yesterday met the Combined Services by two goals to one in a very keenly oi .soccer. A very fine last minute goal, .scored by Armstrong, climaxed the match
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    Municipality Beat S. R. C
    178 15 .4, 5.R.C....2. iting soccer friendly the padang yesterday cipa l Services beat the goals to twc. CbJ ted off at a fast pace c towards the end as the rick up. I movements were in evidence V If particularly by the Mu*i Services who had
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    Island Club Beat Keppel In Golf Match
    182 15 t between Keppel Golf Club I 1 Club played at Keppel Sunday, resulted in a win for by 5 3 4 to 3as under:— Bateman (2) and W. R. M. C v. H. Irving Jones (b) R Fryer 114» 0. N kayama »5)
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    Mixed Foursomes
    91 15 THE March second bi-monthly mixed foursome of the Island Hub played on Sunday, Mar. 19, ulted in a win for Mr. and Mrs. J C. Barry with a score of 32 nett. T »e following are detail results: '.ci Mrs. J C Barry 43—11 :32 8. F. Ho
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    Dodd Tops Jockeys' List At Selangor Races
    392 15 (By "Marcus Superbus") FOLLOWING are statistics for the r Selangor Turt Club Gold Cup meeting completed on Saturday. It is a noteworthy point that Dodd, Hobbs and Mr. A. van Tooren, the winter* in their lespective departments, are each a Kuala Lumpur jockey,
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    LATEST S.R.A. CLASSIFICATION LIST
    129 15 FOLLOWING is the latest classification list of horses and ponies issued by the Straits Racing Association. From class 2 to class 1; The Caliph, Kerrcna, Russian Rose, Squeeze. from class 1 to class 2; Burranee:, Gay Tad From class 3 to class 2; Drat or. Drift
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    GRAND NATIONAL CALLOVER
    64 15 Reuter. THE latest Grand National caUover Ji as follows: Kilstar 7—l taken and offered. Workman 10-1 offered. 100-9 taken. Royal Danielli 100—9 taken and offTime Willow 13—1 offered, 14—1 taken Royal Mail 100—6 offered. 18—1 taken. Rockquilla 13—1. Brendnan's Cottage 20—1 offered. Underbid 22—1 taken and offered.
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    LINCOLNSHIRE CALLOVER
    80 15 Reuter. THE latest Lincolnshire co Hover is as follows: Domaha B—l. Galsonia 100—9. Aldine 100—6, taken and offered. Mahalo 18—1 offered, 20—1 taken. Rosetown 20-1 offered. 22-1 taken. Temeraire, Halcyon Gift 20—1 offered. 25—1 taken. 0 St. Andrew's 22-1 taken and offered. Daily Bread 22-1 offered, 25—1 taken.
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    1,220 STUDENTS AT SPORTS
    73 15 THE annual Chinese School Sports under the auspices of the Assistant Director of Education (Chinese), tb's year, will take place on April 21 and 22 at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Fe.rtv-two schools, with 1,220 students, 846 boys and 374 girls, will participate in the competition Competitors
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    Opening Of Flat Racing Season
    117 15 Reuter. Lincoln, Mar. 20. ALTHOUGH the sun shone, the weather was bleak and quiet for the of the 1939 flat racing ■casta, which although starting nnd<r a cloud has every prospect of mcic horses, more owners and more being a great year, as there are
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    Rugby And Football Results
    51 15 Reuter. London, Mar. 21. The following are resuta of Rugby matches olayed yesterday: Neath 6. Oxford Union 10. Crcsskeys 14: Newport io. L'aneily C; Swansea 3 PLC BY LEAGUE Wakefield Trinity 8; Cnstleford 11. Shaffitlci Wednei.dav drew with Chesterfield in the Second Division match played yesterday.
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    RADELLA RUBBER ESTATE
    299 16 THE annual general meeting of Shareholders of the Radella Rubber Estate, Limited, will be held on Mar. 25, at noon at 4. Fort I'oad, Malacca. I The Directors' report is as follows: The year's working resulted in a profit of $5,906.46; the balance brought forward from last
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    FATHER GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST SON
    696 16 A WELL-DRESSED Chinese claimed trial Second Police Court before Mr. s. H. Cheah t m rning in tit ing false report with intent to cruse the arrest c har ge all airestofhM broths lhe report, complained of, alleged that at about 9.30 a.m. on Dec.
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    "WORLD CONQUEST BY CONSENT"
    70 16 Reuter. Johannesburg. Mar 20 •fHE view thai ••world conquest by consent." as also all talk of the return ol Colonies to Germany should be stopped now. is expressed by the Rand Daiiv Mail. "It is by no means certain that such a step would lead to
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    13 17 ndy, appearing in one spectacles in the ti cus Show.
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    LAWYER FINED ON DRIVING CHARGE
    139 17 \From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Mar. 20. MR. Mervyn Farr, European mein--111 ber *>f the local Bar, pleaded guilty to a charge of causing grievous hurt to a Chinese woman by negligently driving his car on the evening of Feb. 25 at Ipoh, and was
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    21ST BIRTHDAY
    44 17 In honour of the 21st birthday of Mr. Patrick Neubronner, eldest son" of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Neubronner, a dinner and dance were held at 18, Waterloo St., on Saturday. More than 100 guests attended, and a flashlight picture was taken.
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    Vill Britain Grant Czech Recognition?
    205 17 London, Mar. 20. ting of the Cabinet was held this morning to continue ration of the critical situation brought about by the Geron of the Munich Settlement by the annexation of Czec md by the latest reports of wider German aims in Eastern dyes added
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    Pleads Guilty To Traffic Charge
    95 17 Singapore, Monday. MR. Ng Chung Chua was to-day fined" S5O by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic District Judge and Magistrate, when Ng pleaded guilty to the charge of causing hurt to Boonella by negligently driving his car at the junction of Khiam Hock Road and
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    German – Rumanian Trade Agreement
    187 17 German Rumanian Trade Agreement Reuter. Bucharest, Mar. 20. RUMANIA stood firm in the vitally important trade negotiations with Germany. This is the chief deduction to be made from the statement in official circles that agreement with the German delegation is expected this week. It is expected it will be the
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    Fined For Negligent Driving
    81 17 Sirr-arr>re, Mon da". MB. C. H. WHI'iTON, Traffic District Judge and Magistrate, today convicted and fined Mr. Alfred Kho $25 or in default twenty-five days' s.i. on a charge of negligent driving at North Bridge Road on January 15. Defendant had claimed trial. The prosecution stated
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      266 17 NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS It has been brought to our notice that a rumour is being deliberately circulated in London and elsewhere, to the ettect that Mr. W. J. Warm has disposed of his interests in Warm Publicity Services, Ltd. This rumour is mendacious and entirely without foundation. Mr. W. J.
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    Leading Banker's Views
    419 18 "Will Serve As Cushion To Absorb Future Shocks" Stabilisation Fund For Chinese Currency Central News. Hongkong. 44f pHE stability of the Chinese dollar which has been maintained since June <, ISf l^. 1 8 now been iven a still stronger basis by the creation of a joint
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    CHINA GRANTS WOLFRAM MONOPOLY
    158 18 HPHE recent granting of a wolfram A monopoly by the National Resources Committee of the Chinese Government to the Pekin Syndicate is the chief topic of conversation, among London metal dealers to-day. The arrangement strikes them aspaiticularly interesting because of the fact that last autumn Japan
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    New Protest Over Yangtze Blockade
    98 18 Central News. Chungking. BRITISH, Italian, German and Portuguese shipping companies in Shanghai have requested their respective consulate general to lodge fresh protests vith the Japanese government over the siringent control over navigation alonr, tlic lower reaches of the Yangtze River, eccording to a Shanghai dispatch.
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    SCENE IN SOUTH CHINA FOR BATTLE OVER KWANGSI YUNNAN ARMS ROUTE
    320 18 CHINESE HAVE 40 DIVISIONS READY International News Agency. SOUTH China is set as the scene of coming ball!, trol of the arms routes in Kwangsi and V» Japanese are moving up a big force from Hum* lh Kwangtung and
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    CHUNGKING TAKES ACTION FOLLOWING SPORE PROTEST
    73 18 International News Agency. Chm A PROTEST to the Slami ment against the receu of some 3,000 Chinese from flam fhe Board of Directors of the Sil Chinese Chamber of Cmmer here upon receipt of a copy protest. The message pointed out tht< were no
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    JAP WARSHIPS OFF WAICHOW ISLAND
    231 18 Shanghai War Hero Has Situation Well In Hand International News Agency. Jre ,he t,n ">. W a.cho» Island soulh of Pakhoi 1 in i I> i r*mmMM m ■n me uuii oi Tongkin. The original intention was to make a landing in south wesi Kwangtung
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    Antimony Output In Hunan Increased
    141 18 I THE production of antimony in Hunan, the report stated is the erea Hunan ltS nnual out P u t in form,. tilC ICPOrt «tated, is fchS nZr on years avei 'aged 40,000 tons, or over 90 per cent, or the total output of ChinTV
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    Pandit Pant's Resolution Passed
    786 19 (United Press). i onrress Special Service.) in the concluding debate on Pandit Pant's resolution in mmittee of the ConU and 10 last, resolution expressed the counin Mahatma ship and deplored apsersions should have Subhas Chandra iij ol the numbers of mmittee which func- j ins ,aS<
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    CONGRESS CONGRATULATES CHINA
    42 19 (United Press Congress Spec.al ..solution on China by Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru which d by the Subject, Committee the open session of the Indian National Congus, today, to the in their tria.s and LT SS and inhuman imperialism. It conpraiuia
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    First Turn-Out Of A.R.P. Men
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    Irish Guards Leave Tower Of London
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