Singapore Daily News, 16 February 1933

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Daily News Ho. 116 THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1933. 5 CENTS
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    Our Ideas.
    356 1 ,kj* aft then- «a» every to be*** l of the tion hi. -re are j- I Of 1 Ml I a uinner oi J ondon. Lo view that I <to«n clearly and defis»- settlecoll m be reached consist em „f»ngaiion.s of the Lvagiu. ami he personal «j that
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    'ASHES' SURELY ENGLAND'S
    688 1 53 WANTED: ONLY TWO WICKETS DOWN Sensational Collapse Of Australia ihe \she> are surel> England's. \t Ihe close ut pla> in the fourth iesi match at UriNhjine yesterda> Knyland had made 107 for 2 and ntvded i>nl\ another run^ to pass Australia's total. Knjjand ha^ alread> won
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    WAR DEBTS
    100 1 U. S. WANTS MR. MACDONALD \\';i Kin W dn day. An early v*i il y Mr. '•Fj.c Donald < the V -n- Debt MtU* with M I i it. would be •me i in RepoUii -ui i i. .It i mphastaed thai jir. Rooi bvcM always red tb<
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    13 1 Mr. ll»ur> Ford, involved in the Mirlii^an nimu crisis. Stor) in column six.
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    CABINET RESIGNS
    50 1 !un<*t»lle<l Election hi Brl^ium Brussels, Wi-.inc <ia\ Xkfl Vm!m rt -M r n« <1. Tlie >•• ::rnn' T. PoUoWMI li« j Govt ii ut 1 by k. 72 on a Socialist mof'-jn rensuvintr the Mil ti of th( I. er or Foi cancelling the communal rfectlOßl in !ir.
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    KIDNAPPED BANKER
    108 1 MAM mRRESTED AND ANOTHER DETAINED I MFtte :ay. i, pol acrtstod <>< urge ZajrliflgiQ I lie tiiin- 'K- Ifttebell, b(»th taeribi i nm> in connection with kidnapping Hi Chni chi'r. tiie millionaire i.. inker. Mrs. l:< .t;ch( i -,I'U illingn< ito aas :!i o ansoni for her husban'i-
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    DIPLOMACY NO LONGER OF ANY USE
    66 1 DIPLOMACY NO LONGER OF ANY USE Nanking, Wednesday. As a positive indication tiutt diplomacy is no longer of j'nv use in dealing with Japan. hina i^ likely to withdraw bci diplomatic representatives frtmi Tokio in the tfwSl of a Japanese invasion of .lehoJ. Such action is neiHially considered inevitable, ;rlthough
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    COLISEUM TO GO TALKIE
    62 1 COLISEUM TO GO TALKIE Kill* a li\ Taxation Says >ii O. Stoll London. Wednesday. The Coliseum Theatre. I oiidon, is to become a cinema on Mar. t>. Announcing the change, Sir Oswald Sloll says "Taxation is killing individualised entertainment and the location ot the actor/' hundred- ot artisi-. musicians and
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    ARCHI JACKSON
    34 1 Dralli l)a> \fu-r Hi> Kngaeeiiieiil B I lay of Arch' I '."tor, f < iil- vu il hn -i. .>_ >• n V lay to Mi I'bylli- ThoiiKh vh v COmpiHi;. !i rn hi- >. Reuter
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    'FLU IN BUDAPEST
    17 1 Ow ■r iwagi n w AffrknltaN ud Intel are closed for three days. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    FOOD COUPONS IN MICHIGAN?
    217 1 HONE) FROZE* MIDNIGHT RUSH OF DOLLARS POKD \< < l SED Dramatic events swifth followed each other yesterda> in tbe Michiuan State financial crisis. Millions <•• dollars were rushed from i he Federal |{e-er\e l.ar.i.during the niyht |0 tr> t" save the situation an order forbidding
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    Others' Ideas.
    906 1 The maktag of a aaw Pan Mamie Emp< <l.- >.-. The ideology of the KMlMtte as i j world centre 01 amk nation., was beginning to irmwhlr already before the War. Its last repreatn- Abdul Hamid, did not ponm 'the qualities which the canonic lt» the Khaiiiatc, for
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    FINANCE AND COMMERCE
    420 2 LOCAL SHARE AND COMMODITY MARKETS REVIEWED. (Prom Our Owb Comtpoaden' The closing prleet today ere: RUBBER. >,*)i 2» I^.wm i :;2 r J, 2 :j l)«mn 1 1* J -,pr Doun 1 12 II her. J 1! 32 Market CJuict. TIN. >p<X tl!Sl.\ .id. Doha 10-. Mun-h*
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    Local Markets.
    121 2 The local rubber market was yesterday, prices being easier and the demand poor, while in the auction buiinens «M very slow with buyers disinterested. The closing levels were: Buyers. Sellers. Spot 6 5/16 (SUI.-crepe) 7% 7% Feb.-Mar. 6% 6»2 Apr-June *5 9/16 6*fe July-Sept 6% 6 13/16 it
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    SHARE PRICES.
    277 2 Mi<fdlr Ouotations On ri!ne**day. MINING. Middle pricM «f leca Imh W* lowa in Singapore on Wednesday, •ccordiac to Fra^r A Co list \-h Kvmbaaa* 14/$ Austra' Malay 19/-. Ayer Hitam Tin 11/3. T.: 1 Bat irjr I'=i !av; 0.07H, Batn Caves O.S7H. I M •40 (aom.) Burnah *«iay
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    CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES.
    70 2 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE PRICES. 12 n< on Fe'o. 15. 19.']3. r Sellers. lava Cui.'O Hamburg Cn s.oo Muntok White |>per 20.00 White Pepper iVo,, Black Pepper 157:, Mixed 1-s lark Pep 12.00 -undru-il Copra 1.95 Kfixed opni 150 150 Small Flake Tap 1.66 Ka!r 150 Hed: Pemrl ,70 3bmll 475
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    42 2 V- •«•.•(!<,; ...vb.inpre rate- inBILLING. London! I month..* -ipht 8/9 f/j riondon. mont}u>' ;-i^ht 2 3 27/32 London. KO days' si^ht 2'°. I.VIB T -on<lon, ■'><) dav-' Bight 2/8 L\"> S2 liOmiOtt, denian i 2 ,"5 3 1 London, TT. 2/3 23/32
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    RABBIT THREAT TO AUSTRALIA
    404 2 REVIVED £200,000 TO BE SPENT ON WIRE NETTING Mm* World depression hftl brought another problem, besides unprofitable i prices, to th3 great pastoral industry of Australia a recrudescence of the. rabbit pest. Since rabbits were first importe i from England to Australia 70 or SO years
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    JACK DEMPSEY
    205 2 Film Story Of His "ConicBark" Bet* -Shot" faab n nqpeey played I I Brooktfß Vitap'rone Studio pastMl !v fee the tpoitl w "ters of all Hu C'tv's ni vvpi >< The > ca^K >*■; the party t»:nir tfiven bf "The Manassa Mauler" va< the >4 -h tr <f
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    N.Y.K. FARES
    157 2 REVISION FOR JOURNEY TO EUROPE six nfintii ifi ttv K.TJL Mi a oonsid rable reduction in th< irst-elass rate.- to BSTOM vfal Bv I these rates |648 to iiflniiwi M ?00U to Mar.-e:i!<-, -till Mag thr lowest for a regular mail Mnrfo Tht X.Y.K. has row <'■ .<',
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    SHARE OF $50,000 CLAIMED
    601 2 JOHORE ACTION 1 MALAY WOMEN'S PROPERTY f DISMISSED I (From Omt Ova Corresjpoode: 1 Johore Bahru, Tueiiay. In the Supreme Court before Mr. 1 Justice Burton this morning, judgf ment was delivered in a case in which Inche Ahmad bin Haji Moha- med well r. :r.
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    SINGAPORE'S HEALTH
    133 2 T>«< Mu> <-ipal health sUteraewi r F. i 'Vim -a' r ■If n male 84. The de*th 1 \m 22 11 per i lit aft annum comrtr- '1 v N the nre- ij week and w^th 23.88 in the car* oondinj? week of last year. The rhirf cause*
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      260 2 MAILS. Todaj. >pe. Great Britain, Ireland and North America, to conect with the Air Mail at Karachi By Train) 7.30 a.ni i-np. Province Wellesley, h-West Perak, b lak, N'orth, N.-East and th-West Sumatra 10 n m. rkawan?, Pemanpkat ajai .bas (Torrohon) 11 a.m. Ceylon, Scu-h Afnca and South-East of South
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      409 2 TIIE WEEK'S ENGAGEMENTS. Fri4ay, February IT \< !ii i-. S"|m,i« B«.> v -n.. ai I!'* IM Mus I Sty., 'Hiawatha's r t Hi ml Hall/ 9 p.m. [i .loht! Ambulance Cc». 'tificatea by < ■vinior, I i ment Hou.-<-. I IS, l-«»licc Hand, Telok 141 i-m Saturday. bruary is. atf
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      588 2 SHIPPING LIST. PENDING ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. ih( Mtowfai paafeafH BvAUngt art- pending: 'i For Europe. P. and O. S. N. Cu.'b Naldera Feh 17), Rajpotaaa, Mar. I>. N.Y.K.: .Suwa Muru (Feb. 24j. Daraborg Amatfta Line: Leverkuscn, I'eb. 15), Pwensbur.e 'Feb. 10). Bail Asiatic Co., Ltd.: Fionia (Mar. 'j blue Funnel:
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    MUCH AIMLESS KICKING ABOUT
    385 3 Chinese and Malays Second Strings HiTUDE FOR PASSING TO THEIR OPPONENTS of the Chinese, and Malays l""«»tball ve>terda> afternoon at Jalan a comparatively mediocre lmri, nded in a goal drau. iabyswtrt' without the -rvk* Ot three K -:m \hmad la»>ar and Vmin but not•hi. handicap attacked
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    BIG CROWD SEE SIX-A-SIDE SOCCER GAMES
    149 3 Play Vigorous And Amusing But Hardly Skilful a laig* de competition which I inued on the padang MN ties were pla> fuothall was Bei team <> three coru< it i Kickai< W. Jakeman and lane. eluj iaat«k by a jroal and a a jroal.
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    PERAK RACES: SECOND DAY
    552 3 Favourites Come In In Turn STERLING HOPE PAYS *56 IN LAST EVENT (From Our Correspondent.)! Ipoh, Wednesday. Today's races, the second: day of the Penik Turf Club; meeting, attracted a big crowd. The u:oin£ was 1 hard until a mfld shower fell during the seventh rare.
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    BADMINTON
    158 3 Vdamevean Ht'ai I 'InTcadMn I :v-. A'jaiiH\r.-ii: Ba. Harty playr<l th<- Maiarca Ti abhors' Asaoetetioa B.l', last Batardß] tad beat rheni by seven games to one, R«'-ult.- AdaiMi-vean"- nienli<>n>'i first) Sin^lcH. dM Kim Hock '".at Abas Mhd. Said. If K, 9—15, 15—7. Chan Ah Chye }><-a; Lim K. c.
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    S.C.C. TENNIS
    76 3 Result Oi Yesterday's (ianic Id th< S.( .< ti- mi.- toiii nan v'esterday Mai. r>ah<;m and Mi C .1. Smith bed H li. H< I md Mr-. [*Win fit, 6 ',i, 6— I :U« nixed Apwmoi haadicaß Krida\'s UmL Mixed Devhl Basil i Semi Final. S. H. McMm
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    BOXING
    224 3 COMPETITION FINALS AT POLICE DEPOT Tito ThOBMOa Road poliCfl depot boxiag ocaaetftioß came It h conclusion JaM nik'ht wht-n th«- finals ImMi There wert 1- contests including a rounds 1 exhibition between ElepeCtef Mekd. Amin and Younp; Hassan, the professional. The I -i:i> of the fights were intevestiaffi eapeeteOy
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    22 3 London, Wednesday. li. a third division, northern, football game today Darlington lost tc Barrow by two tfoab; to one Reuter
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    COMPANION A. A.
    18 3 The Chinese Companion Athletic Association has moved permanently to SD, North Bridge Road, first floor.,
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    MAYFLOWER B.P. Office Bearers For The Year
    88 3 MAYFLOWER B.P. Office Bearers For The Year 41 the bctli aflMoal gei i >■■•■■ big Of ttM M;iy;]..v. et Bad;;.., I Party (,c folloWUlg oAee bearun hn Qm ev iwrf vwju F'resideni. Mr. \Y<» I'.-n- iioi,. vice-president Messrs. Tol B< 'huaii and Laa Pan BoBM j boa. m retary, Mr.
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    FOOTBALL
    78 3 llm fottfwtas 1 1 m to phiv association t'.o";! 1 the S.< .< I I Moi:: Plgl Sfc p.m. Colt in A. ii-.mley; J Gla ?ow, I). K N :< K .in 18, D. B .n. 1 1 I I: i I f. I Mm n i M bdL
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    I. A. BILLIARDS.
    42 3 iliiurtl; u> »i ii.i ment open to the memben of the Indian A mm ati will be field at an raily dati Kritri»-s are invi'. d f<n the fo ing English open and handicap and American open and handicap
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    THE SOON LEE IN TROUBLE
    97 3 ■BCALMED FUEL UNSUITABLE FOR MUIUK i mh Our Own Correspondent.) .la Lumpur, Tuesday. Th<. jutiK, bmm i-*;e, in wuich ■;,cn loin .Singapore, Mr. i ')mn b. lirisoane, Mr. uauiea w'. and a i/iunese, am iNg are nu, caUcd at i owetiennajn vn aunuay au« ino
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    PERAK COUNCIL
    147 3 New Mrmix r- and I v*o Presentation?* < i ping, Tuesday. Three new members made the affii 1 at a meetne PeraK htate Couactl at imping yesterday. Those who took tne oat i tne On.i llaji Ahnu.'i bin iiaji Aodui luiKt IMfaer) and Mr. S. B. fainter. i
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    ESPIONAGE TRIALS
    101 3 saw, Tuesday. ty-one death sentences for espionage and hi/h treason were d out in Polan last ytar according *-o an official Ktatement. 1 sentences •U-Tians-(Xxan r i unearthed ly the Austria. 1 Defence. It is alleged j that several warrant officers copied' o\s to fotei^i >r% the mobilisation
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    LEPER ALLOWED BAIL
    266 3 \irh\i i.\>v NUbUAL Ai'i'i.K ATION I I Wl K i i yJ^ .x I An interest* tiff point now in eonnect.uii w»t. i .uil «ua Mll>MMftSMMM tj^^v*& UCtfivi i *^»*.»»^c a tt«l»--uuti ndu lA.-CU u»c<' 'ittAi* «-»«e 1 ii v»».Blm u.«i t^tc iu*in I wtcAS a^o a.
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    HIT BY PELLETS
    97 3 A Eurasian, naa»d L. A. Moo and a 12-year-old daughter were hit by stray petltta n a shot run with wmch, believed, a teacher in the Geylan* r,ngliHh School was shooting at a h had been run over by a car in Veerasamy Road on Tuesday evening.
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      30 3 OjJwgO MARKET SUPPLIES SECTION IS NOW AT YOUR SERVICE. PHONE 5167. new prick list on application JOHN LITTLE 6c CO.. LTD. i.nco»»o»m* m *H^~m> SINGAPORE. KUALA LUMPUR. PENANG ANT iPC
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    MARRIED CHETTIAR
    140 4 R[ CF.PTION COMMITTEE FORMKD A meeting 1 of the representatives >ld at 293. River Valley Road, Singapore, yesterday, undo presidency of Mr. M. Kader Sultan, J.P., elected a reception committee to receive Mr. Mrs. A. R. A. Rm. Sock&l: Chettiar and Mr. Mrs. M. A I Thaaneermalai Chettiar,
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    MANILA 'PHONE
    55 4 tail- 1 o Europe Berlin, Saturday. ect wireless tt ritei between the Philippine Islands, Bernd Paris was inaugurate* i t, when the wireless station at Nauen, near Berlin, succeed, taking a telephone C f Mai and relaying it to Paris. The charge for a three-mir Iff anil AtiH
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    POPPY FUNDS
    53 4 Although the prosperity of the State was at the loweat ebb known for many years, the Johore collecOJJB for the P I only fell from $6.2: $5,520.55. Tpe result of the colltctions was as follow©: «i??i U ts^ i 2^- 90 Muar •Jj^ Baliru |945> l l ;a
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    THE ALHAMBRA.
    62 4 AT THE CINEMA. Marie Dressier and Polly Moran are a worn! r and the I at their best in "Prosperity, 1 latest film. at the Uhaml aal nipht. The stoi-y is not a very strong 1 I J '..ak, it most er.t taininjr, and lau^h nd. An exoellt-rr
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    LAW NOTICE
    47 4 Th Justice, Mr. Ji^ -n and Mr. .1 WThitley ;mg: Co.: ip\ a l. i Mr. Ju-tii v Mills in the -nd. Con !> ;irt heard: fa Bi Lat vr. I.im S :1' > *i w.M. M /La a i hctti; vs. tin K I and an.
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    SYRIAN C. A.
    46 4 U the am an a 1 I- u office :i *•••!< In i: i,l Mr. Ia- X. Ben- V- M i Mr. 1\ J i tw; tret', per Mi M. M a he* an M«« I' .i u .ri M I Nina* K ri
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    CUSTOMS
    112 4 ARTICLES EXEMPTED IN F.M.S. A >■!;;_: to the F.M.S. Go\. B ment Gazelle the Chief SereUiry to Government Imm i r.pUd from the paymepl of import duty the I'ollov. ii;; artieleß: i) articles pa i l>\ a proper officer "i rj>toms a> t i i pcinOMl be)gjgjaf> oi" pan
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    ANOTHER FIRE Amusement Park Threatened
    106 4 ANOTHER FIRE Amusement Park Threatened The Singapore Pin Hi i^radetTe lively di-alt with gTMI nr< whi'h th:\atei.-! thfl Great World in Kin Sepg Re id yesterday. When the < all was re civ* -i two i-n<rim\< wetv <:-; atched as tlw Brigade were tftjriag no chances with an out! reftk
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    GOING HOME
    32 4 r Battalion, f/ XI s x .I-'., and a| ti the K lala Lam] 1>;i > ..i |< ave eiemted on mi di a] rroan w r If] ii. from I'.-i •>. .> a
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    SCHOOLBOY INJURED
    44 4 A CMmm lefcaol lj! the Vn K lu i him School, r anninp v a d nitt <.«'n<-r;il n os i' ;il y <terday Vl i Ibe V <tl *-hi!< |)laymi f »> !l chool g roi nd and injured himself seven k.
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    FUTURE OF PINEAPPLE PACKING
    3609 4 FUTURE OF PINEAPPLE PACKING B!G INDUSTRY SOON MUST NOT COLLAPSE IN MALAYA "The time must come, and more quickly than most people realise, when the packing of pineapples, instead of being a haphazard undertaking, must emerge into a highly organised industry. The economic position alone will be a dominating factor."
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    PRISON FOR WOMAN
    139 4 Carrier of lontrahand Chandu X Opium and diandu and on'um 'ho total value of 11,536 found 'n an attan house in Thomson Romd n F«b. fi led bo th#? apneararce of elderly Chinese woman, named M A ft 4 i-«e vcaterday on a charge of possession Mr.
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    DISTILLING
    74 4 Bener, Teo Hua and Tan < n\ Hr. 1 Parrer, the Criminal District J Wd •■noaseasion of illicit liq,. pV«*t an i third accused 1 $500 or ten months each ■cond who had a previous con ion was fined $700 ritrorous imprisonment. I I kard state L he accused
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    CINEMA PROGRAMMES
    47 4 -•"upam (18), t youth ted by Mr. A. bh« -.rond Mar '■>, I a charge of criminal tench k tru imtl of the Capitol The. :th ■tfl h As a sequel to th. Toh onestly retaining I be stolen p! o^ramrn««. clainK.i trial I fb. 20.
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    NEW TAMIL ASSOCN.
    29 4 -official meeting of i*pre senrtativea of the va^iou^ <«n^ in ij^ a lay e ia, <\ to .an a ;r ■<■ r onu a •v holt- in Simra:
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    MRS. MOUAT DEAD
    139 4 MANY TRIBUTES AT FUNERAL I I death lace I**** morning at Singapore, of Mrs. Marparrt mother of Professor Kay-Mos* ar VII roltap* •ie funeral took pla< noon at the Ridadar lud was latffely attended. The Ver Arnold those MMti Traveside were: Put if' HoQAt. 1 Tull, Dr
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    THE JUDGES
    17 4 lief .In Muri < *oni is l« i; al. r ml WWtl*y *nrf irt h<> •dotow.
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    MR. L.H.N. DAVIS
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      33 4 g IT BECAME j f MALAYA'S f FAVOURITE 1 IN A WEEK! I M HULK VnJ .ii xj tI^KDI. j^-^^y^^r^^B 3I W 111 |I pS IJ 1 *^C WBr v V^^^fe L3LJI3L3L3L3L3UL3L3L3 L-tV^ >
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      73 4 TODAY'S BROADCAST Empire. 2.30 p.m. Time Signal from Big Ben. Coruvrt by Lad I btfkc and hi< flM|||||itl Hy ho Hotel Orchest a, mm the Impcvia! l\\ Hot?l, Blackj>ool. minster Ai The Wvek in' WcvtminsBl a talk. Danc-e Music (lira .<>iv re i. 1 N--A- Eul letin. Bandoeng. 7^ p.m
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    "A FRIEND OF CHINA AND THE CHINESE"
    1064 5 WHAT HONG KONG THINKS OF SIR CECIL CLEMENTI ••TURN TO HIM AS SUNFLOWER TURNS TO THE SUN" hin;i the hine<e." That is Hption of fir. »k Qmwmm (Sir Cod! h ?hl Ul>v »r. H. H. Kotewall 1u r> r nt fh l-euislative Council.
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    $200,000 BANKRUPTCY CLAIM EXPUNGED
    2216 5 SUPREME COURT DECISION GUTHRIE AND CO MAY FILE FRESH PROOF A claim b\ (.ulhrie and Co., Ltd.. for over $200,000 in a Singapore hankrupto has been expunged as the result of a decision b\ Mr. .Justice a lieckett IVrrell. (leli\ere(l in the Supreme Court yesterday. His
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    NAZI GRIP
    87 5 EXTENDING OVF.R GI.RMANY ogne, Wednesday. The Xa/.i uinalandj has been >trengthin>id I ptaini ings a{ i- -iiunient as Minister, of the Inteuor an.i Herr von Heidckamp s, a prominent Nazi, to e whole force Oi! the I M of the Rhim i;ia until after the elections. Cologne, Latt
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    LOAN CLAIM
    106 5 < hinor hi 52.000 i H>r hinese were the partiea in a case heard by Mr. Justice Milk in the Supreme Court yetter (vei a matter of $2,000 alleged by the plaintiff to l»e due, on a loan, mlant who disputed the iinfc that it was father's A
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    SAMSU IN ELEPHANT
    52 5 elephant madt of If rubber was put into rr< vhen as a receptu on which the duty w ated at $17.70 Chua Ah NfcanK pleaded cuiltv to pcs^e> .al Dis H est*rday, Mr. ard of the II et said accu Sian ajrrancy and iffnv. Accused was fined
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    PRIVATE PLANE FOR K.L.
    192 5 IM.ItV ■/.< HIM OR Kl D BY FLYING UB MEMBER m Our Own <<>»"re«f»oi*d' Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. A member of the Kuala im EwtfSwifl aeroplair I with a Pobjoy engine, This will Le the second aeroj. to be privately owned in the F.M.S. in the last
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    DUTCH ELECTION
    33 5 0r.1.T. -I In lt« 11. 1.1 In \|.ril The Hn*uo. WednoV Parliamentary election* havp been orders to be h« M. Tlm prtnent Parliament new PluiiMMMt wH meet on May 9. Reuter
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    STUDENTS STRIKE
    22 5 sen.'ions amonf the students, tttudents thereupon declared tirflß to take effect on tke wopeaiagr and last for two dart. Aneta-Trans-Ocean
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    SINGING GIRLS STORY
    161 6 SINGING GIRLS STORY CHINtM M ALi •ng Kam «K Of in toe J creuumj M i. r /.n t u fto langon* *y ©a the «0» from ptttm. Hr< ruon. t oi a sum tacn wer<- u t 4 biiobomi tne Al an item the was picked fcirls. On the
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    SPAIN EXCITED
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    13 6 Ktatement th:« i w i 1 1 1 1 i <1 1 Reuter
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    READY FOR "BLOODIEST BATTLE EVER"
    564 7 JEHOL WAR IMMINENT JAPANESE TROOPS MASSING AT BORDER Peipinic, Wednesday. r.por^ from Manchuria describe constant the Jeho! border. It seems f ii)anc>o will first demand tne evacu- < h troop, from Jehol "as an integral f before Mrikinu but nothing is -n -h pc^ii.iiitN f
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    46 7 Japan Withdraws. Tokio, Wednesday. Kieclining to comn,. hhood of Japan withdrawing he League of N Oftce spokesman has de- If Japan finally decides to. it will not be un> Assembly has adopted the re- f the Committee of Nineteen Japan has made a easjnter-! ation." Reuter
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    JAPAN DEMAND
    66 7 I' t-ion I n start On War. 27 Tu**sdjiv. Japanese ultimatum* have n prepared and will be delivered, shortly. They demand the wi drawal of tha Chinese M according to the adm; .--ion of high Japanese officials he- compliance MMMei very unlikely and it that the Ja] d
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    LORD LYTTOM
    123 7 !><;«•» \oi Believe There Will Be W;ir London, Tues<; ytton was the principal facet at the dinner of the Jai in esc Students* Association r »ndr>n. h was private, was held in a Japanese restav.v. and was attended by many men Japanese colLord Lytton told the Japanese students
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    JEHOL INVASION
    331 7 Srcrrt Orders H\ (»< n. \lut«> Shanghai, Wednesday. re Japanese pi... eJ at Chinchow and Tungliao in preparation for an inten>< ing of the Chii nes on the Jehol border in order to the general attack by the infantry. ;>arations are I being l>y the us attack and
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    RICE IMPORTS
    43 7 Empire Product* Only For India Rnr;<> n. Wednesday. T I o 'illative Council has fCJWWilded tho Government ri i a to prohil H fV „-»v V j n to; Ind A of rice ind r>f -vroducts notj of Empire <>ripin. Reuter
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    FOR THE LEAGUE
    30 7 Geneva. Sundav. It is stated that the Turkish r, mim t decided t I point a per- art repre^ BtsthfC on the League I Nations. Ane ta-Trans-Ocean
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    THE SCOREBOARD
    438 7 M SIR MIA— Ist Innings. W M. Woodfull I) Mitchell G7 V. Y. Richardson ,-t. Ames '> Hammond H I), (i. Hradman l> Larwood 7t< S. J. McCabe C Jardine b Allen. 20 W. B. Ponsford b Larwood If r^ariinß c \mes b Allen 17 H. S. !.o^.
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    POLISH CORRIDOR
    69 7 Berlin, Tuesday. Tne Sund;. ess Berlin cor- j respondent's vei his inter-' view with Herr Hitler is repodiated as "inaccurate" in authoritaliPt ers. is stated that the corresoon-j dent misconstrued the ami moreover added passages which were not authorised; »r •ii the < pears that Herr H the
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    MALACCA PLANTERS AND TODDY SHOPS
    1470 7 j EXPERIMENT THAT FAILED DIFFICULT TO ENFORCE DRY POUCY At the quarterly general meeting of the Malacca Planters' Associa- i •ion, the chairman, Mr. Alec Me- I Kenzie, referred to the question < estfttfl toddy shops. Thf association I dosed all shops from May to
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    The Duck That Wouldn't Leave Home
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