Morning Tribune, 14 March 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 3.— Nq, 36. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, March 14, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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    ANNEXATION PURE & SIMPLE
    352 1 ANNEXATION PURE SIMPLE "I HAVE FULFILLED MY MISSION" P Zw/ 5/^p Ttffetf To Incorporate Austria In German Four-Year Plan When Britain France Will Act Paris, Mar. 13. THERE is no longer any doubt here 1 that the Austrian plebiscite will be ong the lines of the Anschluss ideals. will be
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    Hitler Speaks On His Mission
    275 1 Hitler Speaks On His Mission Linz, Sunday. HITLER, speaking from the fruul of the Town Hall, received a great welcome. He tfcar.ked all those who testified by their presence that it was not the wish of a fe%v l>iit of the jvhole German nation to found great harmony. If Providenci
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    Hitler's Letter To Mussolini
    395 1 Rome, Sunday. THAT his action m Austria was only to be regarded as an act of legitimate national defence "which any man of character would have done" is one of three points stressed by Hitler m a letter addressed to Mussolini, adding: "You too, your excellency,
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    HITLER TO ENTER VIENNA TO-DAY: SCHUSCHNIGG IS MISSING
    371 1 Vienna. Sunday. Seyssinquart, who spent the night at Linz. had several conferences with Hit- r, who this morning saw a number of high State officials. It is estimated that German trooos m Austria number 200,000 besides 40,000 Austrian legionnaries who had returned
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 New French Covt. Formed PARIS, SUNDAY. M IsLUM HAS HIRMED HIS GOVT| ERNMENT, COMPOSED OF SO HALISTS AND SOCIALIST RADICALS.- REUTER
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    CHINA MAKES ANOTHER APPEAL TO GERMANY
    76 1 Hankow, Sunday. IN a second note which the Chinese Government has forwared to Germany, regret is expressed that Germany unsympathetically considers China's natural sentiments and legal position although the German Government hoped for a continuation of friendly relations with China. The Chinese Government maintains
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    OVER 200,000 GERMAN TROOPS IN AUSTRIA
    78 1 Vienna. Sunday. C I cars bringing 1 German generals and other high officers have entered Vienna. German troops also arrived In the capital and have taken up quarters m the Brietenme barracks. It is estimated that German troops m Austria number 200,000, besides 40,000
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    MOSCOW TRIAL SENTENCES
    281 1 Moscow, Sunday. ALL the accused m the Moscow trial were sentenced to death except Rakovsky who is .sentenced to 20 years, Plevney 25 years and fktssenov 15 years imprisonment. Rcutcr. Bukharin. m a 90 minutes' speech, delivered one of the most brilliant *?»ldefences heard m recent political
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    "GERMANY WILL FURTHER STRENGTHEN HER ARMED FORCES"
    214 1 "GERMANY WILL FURTHER STRENGTHEN HER ARMED FORCES" Berlin, Sunday. WHO has the right to interfere when the Germans want to come closer to Germans?" asked Gen. Goering, who If representing Hitler during the latter's absence from Berlin, m an address to a meeting at Opera .House, commemorating Germany's fallen m
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      36 1 ON OTHER r AGES Woman Stabs Man Tin Relief Scheme 4 Drowned Millionaire's Forged > Will Musical Society 3 I Doctors Dine 7 I X.1.. Races 18 Home Soccer Cricket 19 and 23 > t Cricket Century 23
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    DETAILS OF TIN RELIEF SCHEME
    829 2 HOW THE COVT. WILL HELP THE SMALL MINERS LARGER DOMESTIC QUOTA ADVANCES OBTAINABLE ON METAL DEPOSITED IN BOND DETAILS of tli? Government scheme to help the small miners who are encountrilng difficulties under the i educed quota scheme, the bare outlines of which have been
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    THE PAVILION
    190 2 Comedy Film Draws Good Houses AN hour and a half of hilarious entertainment is assured to patrons of the Pavilion for the next few nights, where 'Let's Make a Night Of It" began a season last night. This is a highly entertaining story of a husband and wife,
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    "They Met In A Taxi" An Excellent Comedy
    103 2 WHAT is undoubtedly one of the best comedy romances to be shown at the Alhambra Theatre for a long while —••They Met In A Taxi" with Chester Morris and Fay Wray m the leading roles had a premiere yesterday. The story is
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    50 2 'From Our Own Correspondent > Malacca, Saturday. KOH SAN. a Kwangsi Chinese, appeared before the Police Magistrate^ Commander J. C. Derrick and was charged that on or about March 5 at Kampong Bukit China did attempt to murder a Chinese woman. Hi Yu Mah. The case was adjourned to March
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    4 DROWNED WHEN BOAT SINKS
    268 2 Sole Survivor Tells Grim Tale (From Our Own Correspondent) i Malacca, Saturday. THE tragic story of how four Ifofej ftShemeu lost th^ir 7 re<? is a hec.\ sea was related by the lone survivor Mohamed Lajim, a motor car drivebefore Commander. J. c. Dtrrick yesterday
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    Anglo-Eire Talks
    53 2 London, Mar. 13. Mr. de Valera returned to Dublin tonight following the last of his discussions with British Ministers on Anglo-Eric trade matters, de Valera will now confer with his colleagues m Dublin. According to a member of de Valera s party there is still hope of an
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    MALAY WOMAN STABS MAN IN STREET IN EARLY HOURS OF THE MORNING
    158 2 MALAY WOMAN STABS MAN IN STREET IN EARLY HOURS OF THE MORNING AN Indian was suddenly accosted and seriously stabbed by a Malay woman m Waterloo Street yesterday morning. He sustained stab wounds m the back of the chest, both forearms and m the stomach. He was rushed to the
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      27 2 To Radio Owners. For expert servicing of any make of radios do not fail to ring up 3893 for immediate attention. Prompt and courteous service. harges moderate.
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      187 2 Beware Kidney Germs If Tired, Nervous, Aching Are you Run Down, Nervy, suffer Aching, Swollen joints? Do you Get Up Nights or suffer from Burning, Itching Passages, Dizziness. Rheumatism, Circles Under Eyes, Puffy Ankles, Frequent Headaches and Colds, Loss of Appetite and Energy? These symptoms show germs are attacking the
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      32 2 THE PHILIPPINE C(Tel. 4334) CO., mem LVUJf 33 Orchard Kd Lfut Ett DRY CLEANING SpellS AND DYEIV A SPECIALISTS M Special machine^ j^^k^fl for dry clean ins a -wjj-f p competitive! Frices.
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    Alleged Forged Will Of Millionaire
    260 3 Alleged Forged Will Of Millionaire COURT DISCHARGE, NOT ACQUITTAL FOR THREE PROMINENT CHINESE 'From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. r HAN Pooi Hong, Chan Fong Chen and Chan Tooi Ng, the three prominent Chinese who were charged m connexion with an alleged iorged will of the late Ml Ho
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    AN EXCELLENT WELL-BALANCED "MESSIAH"
    298 3 AN EXCELLENT WELL-BALANCED "MESSIAH" Musical Society Production At The DESPITE the fact that the contralto Doris Hough was unable, at the last moment, to appear, the Singapore Musical Society pave a beautifully wellbalanced performance of "The Messiah" m the Victoria Hall last night. Eva Clark, the conductor, undertook the heavy
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    22 3 THE WEDDING GROUP of Mr. R. C. Stewart and Miss Mftrgar* Penman, after the ceremony last Saturday at the l*rfshyteri»ti l.'hurc-h. Tribune
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    Germ Study Brought Romance To Sir Malcolm Watson
    130 3 Germ Study Brought Romance To Sir Malcolm Watson London. Mar. 1. DoMANCE of sixty-four-year-old Sir Malcolm Watson, whose engagement to his attractive laboratory assistant, thirty -two-year-old Miss Constance Loring was announced yesterday, owes much to their common interest m science and the malaria germ. It started when she went to
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      18 3 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Uuilding, Chulia .Street, »HONE 5808. SINGAPORE. Fire, Marine, Motor VVHICLM A WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION
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      135 3 Law Notice For To Jay Before Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell m the 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m. Court of Criminal Appeal— Judgment: —Rex vs Yeo Heok Cheng. At 11 a.m.:— Summonses-in-Cham-bers. Originating Summonses 1 1 at 12 noon* and Motion. Before Mr. Justice Mills m the Ist Court at 11
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      94 3 NOTICE. UNGUI TIN, LIMITED. (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements' DIVIDEND NO. 29. NOTICE IS HtREBY GIVEN that a First Interim Dividend of 2\ 2 per cent for the year ending 31st Augu.st, 19'W will be paid to Shareholders on the Register on 22 -d March. 1938. NOTICE IS ALSO HEREBY
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      123 3 HOR.SE HEAD BRAND MADt IN BURMA 1 guaranteed 100% *****11*11 lIAKI'hR. GILTILLAN CO.. LTD. Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. Pcnang. SIIWK NAN YANG lIOTtX A(iKNTS. Kx press Service 3 times daily. 1. lIAI CHEW HOTEL, 85, Beach Road EUngaoore, Tt\: 3015 2. NAN VANCi HOTEL, 41. Jjuan Maha rani. Muar. Tel. 15^i
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      86 4 London. Mar. 12. fHTMIEft Previous To-day Change 2nd Forward 'May) Buyers 6 15 16 6 13 16 London. Mar. 12. PALM OIL (Malaya) To day In bulk Mar., April shpt. H6-15-0 Seller, Unchanged COPRA (Straits, F.M.S.) March Shipment £12-6-3 Value £12-11-3 Value TAPIOCA (Ist quality) (Singapore* March Shipment.
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      72 4 Previous To-aay Change T.T. on Pans (closing middle rate) 157.87 155.93 -1.94 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate* 8 96 3 .j 8.97 > 4 l 2 f.T. Un Shangiitii (closing selling rate) i 29 32 Unchanged IT. on Hong> -i (closing selling rate) i 3 il6 Unchanged
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      BULLION MARKET
      28 4 GOLD London. Mar. 12. Previous To-aav Chon e ei £6-19-6*2 £6-19-3 l» 2 d. SpOt 2 °5 16 203 8 116 forward. 19 15 16 20
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      METAL MARKET
      16 4 -Mis aumdart Londoll Mar a Spot (afternoon closing pnce, £22 ChanB< OTWard "81% Closed
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      43 4 RUBBER Mew York Mar 12 Tone ?o V h 0US T dav Ch an? Snnf o Steadier Easier SpOt l« 13 15 16 5^6 SIS,. !Ui 6 6 -i!« riN 8eUe H9 16 14 5 16 Easy Steadv 41 40%
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      146 4 London, Mai n Previous To-day chan» Distillers 96 6 94 6* Lh an«e Dunlop Kubbei 30 3 30- f; General Electric 72 7t|7tt Imperial Chemical Industrie* 30 1 l 2 29 10 1 2 Imperial Tobacco 140 1394U c Anelo-Dutch 26 3 26 Canadian Pacific 6 63
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    O.B.E. PRESENTATION TO RETIRED GOVERNMENT DOCTOR
    212 4 GOVERNOR PERFORMS MALACCA CEREMOX) 'From Our Oun Correspondent i Malacca, Mar. 12. IN the presence of a large gathering at the Residency to-day. Sir Shenton Thomas presented the insignia of membership of the Order of the British Empire to Dr. A. C. Dutta, retired
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    Foreign Exchanges
    102 4 London, Mar. 13. Discount brokers are cheered receiving a better allotment of Trea>u bills and the announcement that I week's issu?s will be raised by £5 to million. Foreign Exchanges expencn lively session following Austrian developments. The French franc improved sharply on covering and repatriation refugees "to the
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    Manila Gold Share Market
    60 4 Singapore. Saturday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co.. Singapore have received cabled news from Manila giving the following prices: Last Sale Prices Previous To-day P Pesos 052 055 aiok 0.24 0 245 Coco Grove 0.50 0.52 Consolidated Mines 0.011 unquoted I XL 0.70 0.74 Masbate 0.185
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    DRUNK WITHOUT DRINKING
    83 4 Houston. Texaa ALCOHOL applied externally to a \u- man patient m hospital here has made her drunk. The alcohol, a 70 per cent, solution was applied to the thiph of a 18-year-old woman for a period of 36 hours, She became very intoxicated and medical men were
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      59 4 OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAT of BURGLARS by keeping you VALUABLES (jewellery or import <mt documents) m SAFE BOXES our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY and
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      16 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. Is Your MOTOR (AR fully insured? Tel. 5926, 2, Finlayson Green.
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      6 4 Sli^E DADBV f^l% Itl%* INSURANCI AO6NT»
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    831 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore. Mar. 12. 1 pm MINING Ampat 3 6 4 Asam Kumbang 28-' 30 Austral Malay 46- 50 -nom Aver Hitam 213 22 3 Ayer Weng 0.62*2 070 Banßrin Tin ..216 22 6 Batu Selangor 1.371^, 2 42 1 2 Burma Malay 20 9
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    203 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Saturday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 3 6 4|Batu Selangor 1.37 1.42 Hongkong Tin 18 19 Hong Fatt 1.04 107 Jelebu 75 79 Kramat 10 6 116 Kamunting Tin 83 9 3 Killinghall 16 17 Katu Tin 22 9 23 9xd Kuchai 115 1.20 cd Larut 109
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    Mail Delivered
    20 5 The Air Mail "Netherlands) despatch ed from Singapore on Mar. <", was deliver ed m London on Mar. 12.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    236 5 Maynard Co. Ltd. $30,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 95 105 nom. SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 102 104 norn 41 2% 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 108 110 nom. 41 2% 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar.
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      225 5 CE LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. ImwmtmenT Bankers and Brokers m Securities and ComrvnditieM. Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE BROKERS'
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      248 6 Jf a POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT I CAPI T O L 6.15 8.15 j TRULY A GAY and MAGNIFICENT ENTERTAINMENT! Skimming m Shimmering delight along Silvery Alpine Slopes j v MMH^' *^i^ Lovely to Look at. t fjiPi reaching new heights at the year's "B V^ most sensational star-team m KN.
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    LOCAL MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
    865 7 Are Private Doctors Poorly Paid?: An Outspoken Comment Singapore, Saturday. JN comparison with the standard m other countries. I have often been appalled by the amount of trouble and work that is on the average, taken for a v*ry small remuneration Singapore is about
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    WALKED 500 MILES TO FIND WORK: MAN REWARDED
    425 7 Singapore, Saturday. {JTIRRED by a story of cowage, grit and determination, the Sunday Tribune has offered work to a Chinese, Lee Ah Seng, at present m the House of Detention, Singapore. He will start work at the Tribune Offices on Monday. For
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    STREET AFFRAY
    100 7 Chinese Woman Punches Unpleasant Man A Chinese woman was teased by Chinese, m Smith Street last ni^ht. The woman resented his suggestions, pushed him off the cycle and punched him. with the result that two onlookers aj:d he had "bloodstains" on their clothing An excited crowd jostled along
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      18 7 Look at the CAST Look at the AUTHOR Look at the Musical Composers It's Coming To T^p CAPITOL
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      241 7 The Picture j r/»af //as S PRACTICALLY /:V/:RY////\r, 1 FOR EVERYONE i "PENNIES FROM I i HEAVEN" BINC 14It OS lI V s S M IDOC I EVANS KDITII S FELLOWS 1 STARTS TO-MORROW I CAPITOL -^-v^-W^-w. l^^^..^-.^^.v^- W*".^^^'.^'^ Jalan I] IV lI^ISI^S)^ Serangoor. J j (The >| a i
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    ANGLO-FRENCH PROTESTS REJECTED
    1588 8 "REAL PLEBISCITE" FOR §/i I I A\ /i "IN SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME" Ji\ I J I II I I— L»l> LONDON PRESS COMMENT AUSTRIA to-day enters a new phase of existence as a Nazi state and part of the German Reich. Whatever compromises may be adopted to
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    EUROPEANS IN ACCIDENT
    243 8 Busy Saturday For mbulance Singapore, Saturday. MR. R. Combi. a Eurocean, was involved In a collision between two motor cars, occupied by Europeans, at the junction of Kampong Java Road and Thomson Road last night. The cars were slightly damaged. Mr Combi haa a_ laceration on the
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    Late Mr. Lim Chong Kuo
    58 8 'pHE funeral of the late Mr. Lim Choi I Kao. eldest son of Mrs. Lim Nee Soon and the late Mr. lim Net- Soo: which occurred at Lmin, Switzerland on Feb. 23. will take place i Sunday at 10 a.m. at Bukit Brown Cemetery. The
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    Former Premier's Estate
    15 8 London. Mar 13 Hie late Mr. Ramsay Macdonald M» £25.000. Reuter Wireless
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    DEALT IN JAPANESE FISH EAR CUT OFF; THREE CASES IN SINGAPORE
    405 8 DEALT IN JAPANESE FISH EAR CUT OFF; THREE CASES IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Saturday <r FHIS ll the third case of its kind, 1 your worship. There has been no arrest In the other two. but the police have been fortunate m effecting an arrest m this one," commented Court Inspector
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    £375,000 For Industrial Research
    303 9 £375,000 For Industrial Research SILENT MOTOREliminating Noises SCIENCE may soon eliminate \t» squeaks from motor-tars and silence motor-cycle*. "Strenuous effort* ire being mad< the automobile Industry to redw i kinds ot noise on motor rehicles," b recent report <>t the Department v Scientific and Industrial Research. "Investigation on body-squeak ll
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    WHY INDIA IS POOR
    727 9 ml m provident Agriculturists I And Moneylenders I p ,t. Thomas, Professor ot Econo■L> mics. Madras University, addressed g mess and Professional Men's I V M. C A on "Why is India Poor. \as usual for people to find politiI causes for tlk 1 poverty ot
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    Catholics Continue War Relief Work In China
    314 9 Catholics Continue War Relief Work In China THE Chinese Catholic War Relief, a national organisation formed last October, is continuing its jjood work of providing for the wounded and refugees m numerous vicariates throughout China. Generous contributions continue to come from Catholics m China through then resppctive bishops and also
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    REMARKABLE CURE
    196 9 Following An Injury To The Spine Cape Town. A man who has had his .spine "puilc'd back into place" after a motor-car accident has made what is described as a remarkable recovery here. He is Mr. E. M. JefTers. Secretary of the Eastern Province Trade Council. On his
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Mar. 14, 1938. AUSTRO-GERMAN CRISIS
    295 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Mar. 14, 1938. AUSTRO-GERMAN CRISIS I X view of the international situation arising out of the AustroGerman crisis and the change of British foreign policy, sentiment m the United States m favour of I big rearmament programme continues to increase. The opinion is held m some
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    TRANSFORMATION at Seletar
    1055 10 TRANSFORMATION at Seletar THE day ol the OP of the aaftl Bin capore will be memorable m naval history I ril O. Ward Price In the Daily Mail), for it marka anothei I( at m the pendulum ol power n la a prelude to the return ol British battleships to
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    62 10 Princess Elizabeth, elder daughter of the King and Queen went to the Bath Club m Dover Street, l' olidc h for another swimming lesson. The Princess can now swim a length. The Bath Club is the only one oi j» exclusive West End clubs which has a swimming bath. Princess
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    CHINA'S VAST SETTLEMENT PROJECT
    767 11 SOLUTION TO REFUGEE Reclamation Work Sinned In r r i THE Tomb Festival m China on March 3, which has for many years been celebrated as an Arbor Day saw the birth m the ngtze city of Hankow of a nation-wide land reclamation and settlement project
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    FERRY BOMBED BY JAPANESE
    372 11 SO KILLED AND WOUNDED Example Of Cold' Blooded B nil ul it y I MORE than eighty people were killed and wounded near Canton as a result of the tragic bombing and machinegunning of the passengers m a ferry boat plying between Canton and Hul chow
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    71 11 A "-antake" hat with roll brim and a close-fitting fashion m black material with a veil and tying beneath the chin— two of the novel new styles which were shown at the British Industries Fair (Textiles section) opened at Earl's Court, London, last month. Largest of its kind m the
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    CHAIR JUMPING WILL KEEP YOU FIT
    251 12 CHAIR JUMPING WILL KEEP YOU FIT Lcn Harvey, former British Empire heavyweight champion, m training at Jack Straw's Castle, Hampstead (London) for his forthcoming fight with Jock McAvoy at Harringay Arena for McAvoy's light heavyweight title. Planet News With the February sun casting its shadows m patterns alon& thi Common
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    COTTON QUEEN IN LONDON
    26 13 COTTON QUEEN IN LONDON •^}I in htr robes Britain's mill-girl Cotton Queen '—Miss Vera Greenwood Industries Fair a f r a urt Lond^ n Planet News
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      41 13 INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL CHOICE OF LADIES GENTS WRIST WATCHES IN STAINLESS STEEL GOLD WHITE GOLD PLATINUM. JEWELLED VJHISt WATCHES ȣT WITH REAL DIAMONDS A SPECIALITY. AGENTS FOR All our watches are uuaranteed entirely made m Switzerland RENE ULLMANN RAFFLFS PLACE. SINGAPORE
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    KITCHEN COMFORT
    1144 14 KITCHEN COMFORT Coolness, Cleanliness and Convenience A model kitchen has built-in cupboards under the sink, tiled walls. the light convenientl, placed and plate-rack near to hand. IN spite of all we hear to the contrary, there are many mems out here who take a definite interest m the domestic arrangement
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      61 14 A click of the switch— and you're cool! PORTABLE AIR CONDITIONER We invite you to call at our offices m River Valley Road or at the Municipal Electric showroom at Coleman St. to view the air-conditioned demonstration room. Sole Agents I I I k I I I p^^H i I
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    Tea in the Garden
    1129 15 Will Delight Your Visitors If It Is Planned Properly HAVE you ever considered the possibility of using your garden for tea parties a change from the usual practice of Ing them indoors. You should-for the garden sometimes offers greater variety than indoors from the entertainment point
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      25 15 I MAISON PERM j Telephone 4610 takes pleasure m announcing the OPENING of their new ultra-modern and AIR-CONDITIONED Ladies Hairdresslng Saloon 79, Stamford Road. J_
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      42 15 fust Unpacked M LARGE 6i AKIKD c^^^Spf SELECTION f^Kf of W CHROME STAINLESS STEEL ROUEO GOLD WATCH CHAINS AND BANDS For Ladies Gentlemen. Prices to suit your pocket. Buy now at THE HOUSE OF QUALITY, YICK WAH *li\G 81, North Bridge Road.
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      24 15 Maison Marcelle fl'rnnanent i Wave. i Try -ur latent k noiit-wMulinji 9 >\stem f I 35 Stamford Kd. Tel. 4807 Prop. J. KOOY. S
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    New Council in Rome
    92 17 Rome, Mar. 12. AT the resumed Grand Council Meeting to-day it was decided to form a new legislative body— a Chamber of Fasci and corporation* to replace the present Chamber of Deputies. It will consist of GOO members and will come into existence on Mar. 23,
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    STEWART—PENMAN
    234 17 STEWART—PENMAN Q^f...-<rU*/,- C.'««^~ jaiuraay S Singapore «w 1., Wedding 0 Singapore. Saturday. A PRETTY wedding took place to-day at the Presbyterian Church between R. C. Stewart, son of Mr. James R Stewart and the Jate Mrs. Stewart nfrew, Scotland, and Miss Margaret nan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D
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      240 17 111 IC\S PIIILP LIKE. (Incorporated m Australia) NEXT SAILINGS Due SaUs. MERKUR Mar. 29 Apr. 2 .LLA Apr. 30 May 3 ecial cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting X.P.M.
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      234 17 N. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated In Japan). To LONDON via Penan*, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. SUWA MARU Mar 17 m.s. TERUKUNI MARU Mar. 30 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Apr 14 Rates to Ist Class 2nd class Naples $574 $621 $634 >«1
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      102 17 [POSTAL INTiLUCENCEf STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Medan Planpinc n Java. South-West Sumatra, S.-East ™ncius 14 9 a.m. Borneo. Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Reael 11 ramangkat. Sambas and Singkawang Boelongan 14 4 Registration by the Aircraft Canberra close at 7 p.m. on th* same day.
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      124 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Godown Gate Ciate Plancius 22 1 1 Nieuw Holland 18 Gewang 16 2 3 Perak 15 3 Hector-Lord Cochrane 13 2 3 Kinta 11 Islander 8 3 Eumaeus 6 2 3 City of Bedford 32 2 3
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    JONATHAN UPSETS AT K. L RACES
    2587 18 -MAC" KONGSI ANNEX THE TWO BEST EVENTS OF DAY Showery Weather At Opening Of Sclangor (Special report by "Marcus Superbus.") DFSPITE the inclemency of the urather, an extremely enjoyable afternoons snort was witnessed at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday, on the opening day of the
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    All The Week-End Cricket Scores
    246 19 TEACHERS AND S.C.C. IN DRAW AT RAFFLE COLLEGE Public Works Dept. S.C Trounce Club In One-Sided Game On The Padano Singapore. Saturday. AN S.C.C. eleven played a drawn game with the Singapore Teachers" Assoiation when time intervened. Scores: Scores: TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION B Dudley b Tufnell
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    R.A F. Beat Ceylon s.c.
    205 19 R. A F. Beat Ceylon s. c. Singapore, Saturday. CeyJon Sports Club were defeated by 5 wickets by the Royal Air Force a cricket match played at Balestier In this afternoon. Scores: CEYLON S.C. Ambiavagar b Brech 6 h N 8. Pillai c Smith b Newing 17 N Fernando b
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    LAWN BOWLS
    155 19 Draw In Tournament At S.C.C. ]*HE following is the draw m the lawn bowls tournament. ft. Maples and F. H. Brooks (plus 61 J. W. Holley and R. G Wilson (plus 6). H Gild and H. E. Stevens (plus 4> v. S H Coleman and F. W. Peachy
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    Royal Engineers Beat St. Joseph's Inst.
    211 19 Singapore, Saturday. IN a cricket match played on the Bras Basah Road ground this afternoon the Royal Engineers easily defeated St. Joseph's Institution by 75 runs. Scores:— ROYAL ENGINEERS t Simpson c R. Oliveiro b Webb 14 Webb c Webb b Pennefather 21 Templeman
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    Y. M. C. A. Tennis Tourney
    407 19 H. KAMIS, Singapore Malay Cham pion. beat N. S. Wise, the S.C.C. champion, by 6^4, 3 6. 6—o, m the V.M.C.A. tennis tournament on Saturday. The tie produced sparkling tennis except for the last set, when Wise was outmanoeuvred T. Aizawa. Japanese champion, clinched
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    SCHOOLBOYS FARE BADLY
    329 19 Win For Railway Youngsters Singapore, Saturday. IN a cricket match on the Railway 1 ground to-day, the Railway Youngsters beat St. Joseph's II by an Innings and 82 runs. Scores; ST. JOSEPHS INST. II A. Rozario b Ratnam 0 M. Cornelius c Ratnam b Naidu 2 C.
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    Div. II Soccer
    25 19 Blakan Mati beat Pulau Brani at socce m a Div IT match by one goal to nil on Saturday at Blakiui Mati
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    408 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Mar. 12. pan Company Dividend t Total for TIN Books r^* Date |to Dlt. year Close Payable A. Hitam ift'X Int. less Tax Mar. 8 Mai. 28 Mar. 7 Burma-Malay 6d. div. Mar. 24 Mar. 31 Mar. 25 Hitam Tin s'r Int. Mar.
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      1044 20 ON THE RADIO BRITISH EMPIRE U. S. A. SHORTWAVE PROGRAMME PROGRAMMES Transmission 2: 6.05 p.m.— 9.15 The foDowing arc the principal pm. GSJ 13.93 metres (21.53 mcs): American short-wave transmissions. GSH 13.97 metres (2147 mcs); GSG The numbers immediately after the 16.86 metres (17.79 mcs) and GSO call-letters refer to
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      273 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres r.OO pra. -Malay Music .Gramophone Records' "Poctri *Rimba". Mr. Kasban "Chr Sulonu Mak Miss Tijah. "Bahaja Mata" Mr Hussein. "Sri Landak". Miss Tnah. -Gambos Nahar". Miss Tijah. 'Koleh" Miss Maimoon. "Gambos Tiiah". IfiSS Tijah. 'Yip Ala Yip", Miss Maimoon.
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      219 20 [Mississippi Minstrels. "A Surreal] phabet". Clapham and Dwyer Street Rap". Played by Vernoii i -Mood Indigo". Sung by Paul y "Czardas". Played by Emilio on the cordion. 8.20 p.m.:— -Empire Exchange" p o j nt of view by travellers from the Domir ions and Colonies. Relayed from Lordon 8.35 p.m.:—
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    BAER TO MEET SCHMELING OR LOUIS FOR WORLD TITLE
    479 21 Details Of His Smashing Victory OvaTommy Farr New York, Sunday. MAX Bacr has accepted terms for a 1" a world title fight m September with th* winner of the Louis-Sch-meling contest scheduled for June. Keuter. New York, Saturday. Max Baer, ex-world
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    GREATEST AERIAL BATTLE SINCE THE WAR
    552 21 GREATEST AERIAL BATTLE SINCE THE WAR Chinese Pilot's Account Of Dogfights Over Hankow greatest aerial combat ever fought to the Far East was staged over the > of Hankow and its environs on More than seventy planes part m the combat Twelve Japa--1 and four Chinese planes were dcs- t'd
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    Mails Expected
    51 21 Mails from Netherlands Indies by Air (K. L.M.i. General delivery of letters and parcels 8.25 am. U>-dl Mails from Europe etc. i London i by Air (Imperial). General delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-day. Mails from Europe etc. (Amsterdam) by Air iK.L.M.). General delivery of letters 8.25 a.m.
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    CRICKET DRAW
    145 21 Time Intervenes In Match At Balestier THE cricket match between the Ceylon Owing to a heavy shower that f o ii The Indians who batted first declared at 94 runs for five wickets. The Ccv lone.se who followed had scored 54 for 3 when time intervened. Scores: I.A.
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    HOME RUGBY
    95 21 Lanes. Wins County Championship London, Mar. 12. T°;?,?*" S prillci P ai rugby fixtures re- suited as followsArmy 9, Territorial Army 17 Bath 6. Neath 14 Birkenhead Park 20, Rosglyn Park 9 Coventry 19, Richmond 10 G oucester 6 Royal Air Force 10 Guys Hospital 0, Bedford 11
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    TENNIS FEAST
    97 21 All-Malayan Indo-Ceylonese Meet Next Month UN All-Malayan Indo-Ceylonese tennis championship meeting is to be held at Kuala Lumpur during the Easter holidays from Apr. 15 to Apr. 18 Entries close on Apr 2. and applications should be addressed to the tournament secretary, P O. Box No 379. Kuala
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    Hockey International
    27 21 Liverpool, Mar. 13. England beat Scotland 7—o m the men's hockey international played today and m the women's international, England beat Ireland 9—2, Reuter Wireless
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    EXHIBITION AT ISLAND CLUB
    239 21 Open Champion Of Japan Demonstrates 1 LARGE crowd of golf enthusiasts n followed with keen interest the exhibition match, over 18 holes ;i! the Island Club's course at Thomson Road yesterday, between Chick S Chin, open Kolf champion of Japan, partnered by S. N. Kelly, and
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    England Beats Scotland
    34 21 London, March 12. ¥N the amateur soccer intern.i tional match played at Hampden Park to-day, England defeated Scotland, by five poals to two for the first time at Hampden Park Reuter
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    S.R.C. Beat Khalsa
    280 21 Paootx Singapore, Saturday. ASSING the Khaisa Association score with four wickets, m hand, the S.R C continued to bat and finished up winners by 51 runs m a cricket match on the S.R.C. ground to-day. Choor Singh headed the visitors battuig with 52 runs while on the
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    ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH SOCCER
    1367 22 LEAGUE TABLES REVISED Saturday's League London. .March 12. RB8ULT8 <>l English Si-ottish Irauiie football matches played to-day, as cabled by Keuter uere as follows: SCOTTISH LEAGUE, DIV. II Airdrieonians 7 Foilar A. Alloa 2 East Fife Cowdenbeath 2 fit. Bernards 2 Dumbarton 4 Dunfermlir.e A. 1
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    F. &. N. SPORTS
    283 22 F. N. SPORTS Enjoyable Function On 1 PHASER Neave Sports Club held an T athletic sports meeting on then >U nd yestcrdSy. and at the conclusion. prizes were distributed by Mrs. T. J. A. c i reen 100 yds.: Low Seak Chuan (11 sed. SS^ged Race: Low Beak chuan Soon
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    Royal Mails New Owner
    77 22 London, Mar. 13. ROYAL Mail, joint favourite for the Grand National, was publicly auctioned after the first race to-day and was purchased by Mrs. Evans, formerly Camille Clifford, the original Gibson Girl of the picture postcard. Favourite for the 6.500 guineas, the horse is remaining with
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    Home Athletics
    33 22 London. Mar. <3. J. T. Holden, Tipton Harriers, won the English cross-country championship over ten miles at Racing m 55.38 45. Mitcham won the team championship with 94 roints. Reuter Wireless
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    R.A.F. TROUNCE S.C.C.
    202 22 R.A.F. TROUNCE S. C. C. o—/ Victory Sektar Soccer THE Royal Air Force played S.C.C m a return friendly at Seletar on Saturday and v. terestinir game by six goals I Airmen displayed much bet: combination and every tune thej ttacked they looked like scoring. For the first ten minute
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    DIV. III SOCCER
    193 22 Harbour Board Beat Ceylon S. C. Smgaporr Sunday DISPLAYING better combination good ball control, the Singapore Harbour Board defeated a Ceylon Sport; Clubs team by 3—o m the Third Division of the S.A.F.A League at Canto mem Road yesterday. Kicking off. the Ceylonese took I play to
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    REASON'S HIGHEST SCORE FOR NICKY
    421 23 SULLIVAN MAKES 122 N. Q Weame's Trounce Chinese At Cricket Singapore, Sunday. THE distinction of having made the I highest cricket score this season has fallen to the credit of Nicky Sullivan who was responsible for the a brilliant knock of 122 runs m the
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    VARSITY SPORTS
    69 23 o^ford Beat Cambridge After 4 Years White City, Mar. 13. ioduction of the system of oy points instead of number of "incided with Oxford's first vie Cambridge m the inter-Varsity athletica since 1934. 'lousand spectators m glorious witnessed excellent .spor, "> records are broken. Oxford won Inta to
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    St. Andrew's Beat A.G.S.
    233 23 St. Andrew's Beat A.G.S. Singapore, Saturday. CT. Andrew's School, eleven defeated the on l 0 hin fse School team at cricket Scores:— ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL Hoosainsah cA. Singh b Hon Hing 25 5 P Lewis run out o T. Sullivan c D. Edwin b Cecil Wong 12 P. Singh cA.
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    Malays Beat Wearnes
    221 23 Singapore, Saturday. CPLLNDip bowling by Aman Puteh and Mahmood helped the M F A ,to beat Wearnes Brothers Sports' Club i? 4 run in a cricket matcn P^yed at Fairer Park this afternoon. MALAYS— 1st. Innings. A. R. Omar lbw b L. Sullivan o Ali Ahmat run
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    P.W.D. Beat S.C.C.
    270 23 Singapore, Saturday. THE P.W.D. first eleven gained a decisive victory over the S.C.C at cricket on the padang to-day, by' five wickets and 82 runs. The Club took first knock but were skittled out for 57, Walsh top scoring with 21. V. R. Sabapathy did all the
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    Assam Cyclone
    18 23 Dibrugarh, Assam, Sunday. Sixty were killed and 300 injured m the cyclone mentioned yesterday.— Reuter wireless
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGGER
    379 23 Wales Beat Ireland By 11-5 Swansea, March 12. FN the international rugby mate 1 played at Swansea to-day, h< fore a crowd of 10.000. Wales defeat ed Ireland by 11 points to five. Legge of Newport replaced Jenkins i suffered from a bruised knee Ireland kicked off. Wales
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      DUKE OF WINDSOR AS RADIO BROADCASTER?
      182 24 IN extraordinary invitation to the Duke of Windsor to become international broadcaster on public affairs is made by Upton Sinclair, famous novelist and writer on social problems, m the current issue of the New York 'Liberty, 1 states a New York message. He suggests
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      Refugees Fed To Sharks
      120 24 Washington. Al FTTER from a bishop m Haiti, made available here recently, described •nameless savageries" alleged to have been inflicted upon Haitians m the Dominican Republic. The bishop said one refugee recounted to him "tne terrors of Monti Christi— of Haitians herded into rooms of tn
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      BROADBENT'S PROGRESS
      36 24 Athens. Sunday Jim Broadbent, the Australian airman who left Lympne yesterday mornmu at 3 o'clock, on an attempt to fly to Australia m under four days, arrived {■Wiffi. aild took off this morn Reuter
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      War Averted
      305 24 London, March 13 The German Embassy m London has ia-sued a statement on Austrian events. trast to the letter and spirit of the t*ei htesgaden agreement, his decision t> ho Id I plebiscite within three days. This itself wL a breach of the Austrian constitution which provides that
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      16 24 Bukharest, Sunday. King Carol has postponed his London visit m consequence of the International situation.— Reuter
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      Not Too Old At 30
      68 24 FIFTEEN years ago, Mrs. Littlefair, hon. secretary of the London Olympiads, was the first woman to win a world record for Britain. She has Just become Southern Counties walking champion, covering three miles In 27 mins. 2 sees. "No woman is too old at thirty
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      MORE CHINESE SUCCESSES
      263 24 Many Setbacks For The Hankow, Mar. 12 An official Chinese despatch from Hankow reads as follows: Latest official reports from various fronts are as follows: -At the Shansi front, despite the fall of the Tatung-Puchow Railway into the hands of the Japanese, severe fighting is still raging
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      YOUNGEST PILOT
      208 24 Girl's Narrow Escape From Death Newcastle, < Australia >. Feb. 3 MISS JEAN BURNS. 17, fell 500 feet before she pulled her parachute n\ cord after she had jumped from a plane 1.500 feet above Newcastle aerodrome the other day. f Watchers, already worried because oi this, became
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