Malaya Tribune, 12 January 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV.- No. 9. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1957, The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1937. FIVE CENTS
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      113 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya Sole'Agentsi-SIME, DARBY Co* Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negri Sembilan. ■—i WJ>.S. a "STAR BRAND" j Switch To Vegetable Margarine For All Your Cooking I I 1 Absolutely; free from adulteration. Star Brand margarine is a pure vegetable product, highly palatable and nutritious. The best,
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      94 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The >lOII\I \<. nrnviiVTi'w MJlll§lJi% Ed v~ X II M j POWDERED MILK PURE SAFE MILK {jMi] MILK FOR filiill' FOR j DRINKING OR 'YIP GROWING COOKING. CHILDREN. Obtainable at all Leading Provision Dealers. j DISTRIBUTORS: j GETZ BROS. CO. •g. OXFORD Sausages you
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    CANADA SPEAKS
    146 2 New Radio Plans Ottawa. CANADA will soon b e speaking X world as the recently constituted Canadian Broadcasting Corporation nearly ready to launch Its plans Entertainment based entirely 0 i Canadian material and talent is expect ed to become one of the Features of the corporation's future programme.
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      827 2 SCHIFFNER CO., LIT), SINGAPORE. M. HASSAN, 34, 36 37, Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 3411. Branch at 24, Jalan Ibrahim, JOHORE. STOCKISTS OF Frigidalres, Koldchests, modern electric chandeliers, fancy lamp bowls and shades, bed lamps, fans, electric bells, batteries, wiring accessories, domestic appliances, sanitary wares and etc CONTRACTORS FOR:
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      158 2 STRAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY (Established 1914» 14A, Change Alley, Singapore. Typewriter Repair -ts and Stationers COROrvFT" ribbons and Carbons, Overhau ng V-lor cleanh of mcs in offices unde. f aker. SARSAPARILLA TONIC Blood builder and purifier, cures various tropical diseases. Price per bottle $1.00. Small bottle 50 eta Agents A. S.
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      318 2 a A Rpfi sale! 1 i I DOUBLE SPRING MOTOR j j! yy^^O l PORTABLE GRAMOPHONE J j v 6 SFASOX Co., Lid. I j "AL"- 1 115 NORTIf BRIDGE KOAD. m .j, -J. UNCERTAIN WEATHER i need not worry you if you have an r I "Effcndi" Itnimoatf. I
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES PROBLEMS FACING U.S. SHIPPING
    501 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES PROBLEMS FACING U.S. SHIPPING Govt. Regulation Of Freight Rates IN the opinion of Mr. Charles S. promjnent figure in the American shipping industry, the most urgent problem facing the industry is the removal of trade barriers, the reduction of excessive tariffs, the abolition of quotas, the withdrawal
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    WORK IN THE MAJESTIC
    112 3 Not Ready For Service Until March It is planned that the former Cunard White Star liner Majestic, now being converted by Messrs. John I. Thornycroft and Co., Ltd., into a training ship for the Royal Navy, will enter the King George V. Graving Dock. The ship
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    29 3 Mr. H. T. W. Oswell, an officer of Class 111, Malayan Civil Service, has been appointed to be Examiner in Tamil, in the place of Mr. W. J. Thorogood.
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      456 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA r. «t O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. SSttav 15 000 BEHar 6,100 Jan. 16 -ARTHAGE 17,000 Jan 29 SOUDAN 6 500 Feb 12 2a^£? A 16 000 Fe 12 CATHAY ***** Mar 12 BURDWAN 6 070 Mar 13 RAJJPOTANA 17,000 Mar.* 26
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      77 3 8.1. (APCAR) SAILINGS, for HONGKONG, AMOY, SHANGHAI JAPAN Leave Singapore SHIRALA 8,000 Jan. 14 TILAWA 10,000 Jan. 28 SANTHIA 8,000 Feb. 10 for PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA TALMA 10.000 Jan. 23 SIRDHANA 8.000 Feb. 6 SHIRALA 8,000 Feb. 20 P&O BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all information apply to: P.
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      502 3 M. B. K. I KOKUSAI LINE I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan) 1 For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) I Due Due Sailing Due m s KOMAKI MARU R» FeS°S VAT m.s. KURAMA MARU Apr. 2 Apr. 5 7 M ay 30 1 FARES: TO KOBE Yl7O
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      52 3 O. S. K. Line m.s. "AFRICA MARU" (10,000 tons gross) Lea. SINGAPORE direct for COLOMBO S. Africa S. America) Jan. Bth, p.m. Passage fares: $120.00 Ist class 49.00 3rd class 31.20 3rd class x 17.00 Deck x (x without diet) Further particulars, apply to: Passage Dept. O.SJL, Tel: 5337 3
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      495 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. 0 BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. 1937 From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng LALANDIA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2 26-2 MEONIA 16-3 16-3 17-3
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      495 3 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD Apr (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company* intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN. Due Spore. 1937 s.s. "DONAU" omits Mfeinila, Taku Bar, Japan 'in port Due Port Swettenham Jan li s.s. "SAALE" omits Taku Bar Singapore Jan. 26 Port Swettenham
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    442 4 «ÜBBER London, Jan. 11. Last Price To-day Change Ton. j steady Dull Spot Buyers. 109 16 10 1116 +i/ 8 Sellers. 10 5 8 10 13 16 +3 16 March. Buyers. ***** 10 1116 Sellers. 10% 10% Apr.|June Buyers. 10 9 16 10% 1;16 Sellers. 10% 10%
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      652 4 OvereeaXhinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j (Incorporated In the Straits Settlements). Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank IJmlte*, The Ho Hong Bank Limited and Th* Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00 Issued'and Paid Up 510^00 000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary «£4 3 I
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      133 4 Few baby foods are as good as OSTERMILK Most successful in Britain—now here If you cannot feed baby your- IK, liliflg Mo'hcS in Malaya can now self, what baby food mil you «M their b**es th* *mt C rr J n ,rX a in 2 >° 0 happy sta,t ,n
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      119 4 Here is the Essence of STREHCJH! ESSENCE OF I B ROYAL H TN all cases of sickness, general debility and runA down feeling, Brand's Essence of Chicken is unrivalled for restoring lost vitality and building dp strength and well-being. Recommended and prescribed by the medical profession for its purity and
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1453 5 Hasued by Fraser and Co Tn„ii *-a r. a to. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Broker, MINING L J M 4 Ampat Tin 5 3 112^ n en le £1 Asam Kumbang .33 6 34 6 tS. £1 Austral Malay 551- 56 55. 7 5 Ayer
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    145 5 'From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Tuesday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 38 cts., up i n ct. Market Tone: Quiet London: 10 11 16d., up 1 16d. Market Tone: Easier after firm. New York: 22! cts., up 5 16 ct Market Tone: Quiet The market closed very steady yesterday
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    SHARE MARKET
    171 5 Fraser Co.'s Report S ngapore, Jan. 12. ING. Tin £232.15 3 months' unhanged. The advices from London oitwi lat th t5 Tin Share marker -llhough somewhat erratic is in the nr.-n firm and good bids have been reeved for most of the leading countr es, nd n would
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    335 5 FRASER COMPANY L'st Of Dividends Proposed Or Declared Company Dividend Books clos'Poh Tin 1 —Int. Jan G Muala Lumpur I Tin 1 (No. 30» I payable Feb. 26 Kuchai Tin Int. Jan. 13 L-»eui 10'; Jan. 16 I ocuthern Kinta s'. Jan 16 Sungei Way s'; Jan 12 ral-japa 0d
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      200 5 ENSURE BETTER VISION Beauty Curves become to your lace psff>'.'v '7§lis NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 96, High Street, Singapore Phone 3786. THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. L. G. JOHNSON. BANK
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    WHAT'S ON?
    135 6 Public Functions And Sports fixture* TO-DAY. JAN, 12 Rugby: S.CC. v. Middlesex, S.CC. Hockey: Y.M.CA. Juniors v. S.CC, S.CC: R.A.M.C. v. S.CR.C. 11, Tanglin; Colts I v. Combined Services. Tanglin. S.A.F.A. annual general mcc ing, Anson Road Stadium. 5.15 p.m. Police Band Performance, Ka'or.g Park. 6 p.m. TO-MORROW,
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    LONDON PEPPER STOCKS
    25 6 Reuter. London, Jan. 11. Stocks ol pepper in London on Sa'.urday lasl were as follows: Whtte n.677 tons. Black 1.828 tons. —Reuier.
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    100 6 Penang. Siam, Burma, India. Iraq, Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain, Ireland, Europe. Nigeria. Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Medan, Jask§, t Amsterdam s and London§: Netherlands, closing 12.45 p.m. to-morrow. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    76 6 Mails expected from Australia, Netherands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas), time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3 o.m. to-day. Mails expected from Netherlands Indies by Air (Netherlands), time ot deivery of boxholders' letters only 3 p.m. and general delivery of letters and parcels 4.05 p.m. to-day. Malls
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    19 6 The Air mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on Jan. 3 was delivered in London on Jan. 11.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    96 6 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 11. Paris 105 9 64 New York 4.91 Montreal 4.91 Brussels 29.IOV2 Geneva 21.38 Amsterdam 8.96 3 ,4 Milan 93 4 Berlin 12.20'/ 2 Stockholm 19.39M? Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 19.90. Vienna 26U,. Prague 140% Belgrade 213. Madrid nom Lisbon 110 3 16 Helsingfors
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    RUBBER STOCKS
    40 6 Reuter. London, Jan. 11. Stocks of rubber in London on Saturday last totalled 31.792 tons, while deliveries were listed at 1,503 tons. Liverpool stocks of rubber on the same day amounted to 44,709 tons and deliveries 74Q tons.—Reuter.
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    SHIPPING MISHAPS
    97 6 Collision In Channel: Seven Drowned British Wireless. London, Jan. 11. CEVEN members of the crew of 20 of the French steam trawler Notre Dame De Lourdes (375 tons) were drowned when the ship was in collision with the British steamer Theemes (553 tons) in tht channel off the
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    PASSENGERS
    114 6 Singapore. Tuesday. The following ar> passengers by the Erria which is leaving Singapore for Europe to-day:— Mr. J. J. Mattvsen. Mr J. c. Verbeeck. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Saltonstall Mr. and Mrs. A. van Beverwijk. Miss V8 o everw Hk. Miss E. van Beverwijk Miss Seagley. Miss S.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    152 6 The following passengers ar-ived by KLM plane "Kisvit" on Thursday: -Mr and Mrs. Haas and baby. Mr. Haas Amah and Mr. Ihio Liam Sti?. The following left for N.E.I, by KLM plane "Kievit" on Friday:—Mrs. F. W. Martin. Mr. J. Greenman and Mr. A J Dean. The
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    RETAINED STOLEN PROPERTY
    440 6 Man Pleads Guilty DISCHARGED BY MAGISTRATE (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore, Bahru, Jan. 10. pRANK Vincent, who was found by the Johore Police lying unconscious by the side of an overturned motor-car at the tenth mile, Kota Tinggi Road, early on the morning of Jan. 1, was
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    48 6 A Malay named A. A Ahafar and an Indian woman named Marian, pleaded guilty to planting rubber plants on certain lands they owned, in contrav ntion to the Rubber Regulation Enactment, and were fined $150 each, with the option of six weeks' rigorous imprisonment Mr. W. Aucutt orosecut^
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      213 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL TO-NIGHT j COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. DINNER AND DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight i AND POPULAR CABARET ATTRACTION IRENE WEST PRESENTING KAILFS HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS! a^cToK HaS Melodies, Steel Guitar Novelties^% C^^ WORLD FAMOUS VAUDEVILLE RADIO ENTERTAINERS ir|l 0 m 1 mU'WmJ First performance at 10.15
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      338 6 SHE BECAME STOUT ALL AT ONCE Face Nearly Twice as Big as Before Some people seem to put on weight all of a sudden. You meet them one day. and they are quite normal, then the next time you see them you haraly recognise them, they have become so fat.
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      252 6 CLUB DIARY .srp nrc rrnm.Prov,B Clubn pno t ocie'tez in Sinoapore. most of the -"embers of which are readers of thf 'Malaya Tribune?' This Diary is provided svecially for thjem. Secretaries are invited to co-overate in keeping if vn-io-dn** nnd complete. Happening, of general interest will still be ftteHuf**' m
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      345 6 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE! 1 STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Pengerang S. Soon Heng Jan. 12 9 a.m. Indo-China Aramis 12 2 p.m. Ceylon (parcels only) Calchas 12 2 P m Netherlands Indies: —Bagan and Selat Pandjang Hong Thong *2 3 p.m. Fort de Kock, Padang, Pakan Baroe
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    Like Sitting In One's Club In London A FLIGHT IN THE "CANOPUS"
    384 7 GIANT EMPIRE FLYING-BOAT LAST WORLD IN COMFORT, SAYS PASSENGER [UST like sitting in one's club in London—except that some clubs haven't such comfortable chairs." Such is a passenger's description of a flight across the Mediterranean in "Canopus," first
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    FLYING-BOAT HARBOUR
    514 7 Investigations By A Technical Commission At Durban A technical commission is now initiating various si'es for the estaiishiment of a harbour at Durban, South Africa, for the flying-boats of the new L:r.pir» air-mail service. Recently this ommistfon has been inspecting a number of suggested si.es. Ihest? include orhefs,
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    AT SINGAPORE
    428 7 Wireless Direction—Finding Station It has been d cided to provide a wireless direction-finding station of tfiz latest type at Singapore, and a site for this purpose has just. been chosen at Tao Payon. The technical equipment is expected to arrive shortly, and will be ready for installation early
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    THE WORLD OF WINGS
    257 7 Air Notes And News From AH Quarters The value of long-distance air travel to business executives was illustrated the other day in the case of the export manager of a firm in England who has just arranged to leave London by air on a flying tour
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      136 7 blood-Poison Out —Zam-Buk is Healing, Soothing Antiseptic. A WOUND that's neglected soon becomes poisoned and diseased. It turns septic and causes hours of pain and suffering. Avoid dangerous complications and be sure of quick, safe healing by promptly smearing all your cuts and sores with Zam-Buk herbal ointment. Zam-Buk ii
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      309 7 *WhUeauxuiS ALL YOUR PURCHASES I ATTRACTIVE OFFER. lW!iml) o xv v v.l RAYON SPORTS f<> I 1 Smart felt hats with snap vJB-1 r brims and lined in Grey, Fawn fancy chw k signs, in blues, fawns i STRIPED TUNIC SHIRTS and Dark Brown. and greys. Made by A few
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      275 8 E ANOTHER UHifiH tUTrm highly entertaining f p o T 1 1 "11 Malaya TriDune yesterday. E From Hal Roach, who makes wB I those hilarious Laurel and m ALH AMBRA A LATHER Of FUN AND 1 EXCITEMENT AS JOE THE TiW BARBER TURNS MILLIONAIRE KB- PLAYBOY AND ROMEO FOR
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      331 8 SPECIAL ONE DAY RETURN SCREENING! f TO NIGHT nig r r<kI 6-15 9-15 IAPIHIL I b a S HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE REQUESTED US TO® REPEAT rHIS MEMORABLE EPIO! g life portrait from I S Warner Bros. The heart- 7 !*f g and-soul.stirring btory KAY S A of the immortal
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      99 8 A GREAT PICTURE j PAVIUION BROUGHT BACK!! To-night and To-morrow 'I 6-15 9-15 JEAN ARTHUR George Bancroft Lionel Stander Douglass Dum- I —i bnllo H. B. Warner Screen play by Robert Riskin fc ß vmn, fe y Ciarence Sudingfon.JCW/ana- ZSSSSI A FRANK CAPRA Production 10 A COLUMBIA PICTURE L j
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    NEW MAGAZINE
    394 9 Annual Of Junior Civil Servants THE cultural attainments of a country 1 can find no better avenue for expression than through the medium of journalism. As culture and learning advance so will the quality of a newspapers and other periodicals This fact is beginning to be manifest even
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    IPOH AMOK
    105 9 Captured Man For Observation (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Jan. 11. I CHINESE family in Ipoh had an alarming experience when a middle, aged Chinese armed with a huge axe entered the hous.\ threatening the people that he would attack if they went near him. While the women
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    MARRIAGE
    63 9 iI +K~ CHIA T ie marriage takes place this morning at the United Chinese Library, Armenian Street, at 10 o'clock ?!r e^ n T Mr Lim Yew Hock el dest sen of Mrs. Lim Teck Locke and the late Mr. Lim Teck Locke, and Miss Chia 5S? fx?' ourth
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    DEATH
    41 9 PE^r?i? A At the Ge "eral Hospital, ?ri^n> 93 7, Ana cleto Joha ™es Pereira (Clato late of Cable Depot, Eastern SSrSS Co P 'Relatives and friends are thanked for their kind attendance at "the funeral this mora? WreathS and
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      102 9 AH! 1p HERE COMES THE 4™ Condiment Three Condiments are not i enough, so H.P. Sauce has been I prepared to supply the things i that pepper, mustard and salt I cannot give. By popular acclaim H.P. has become 4th and favourite Condiment. It creates I appetite, supplies flavour and
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      246 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS saiary $25— p.m. Apoly to Thp PHr. cipal. College of Medicine* Sin^re GRACIE FIELDS J I iwsn >i\im a i j L\DLV\ LOVE < ALL I [»V.T ,iMia ltM "Rose Marie" and "Indian Love Call"— y frf■?/■ YS c two be aut'ful love songs from film "R-e iVlfaildJi
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      371 9 Singapore Municipality TENDERS TENDERS are now Invited for the following materials or services. For particulars, see Municipal Tender Room. Date of closing. •Renting of Kiosk Advertising on the SafetyCurtain at the Victoria Theatre for one year. 4 p.m. Wednesday, 20th Jan., 1937. Construction of two Grass Tennis Courts at Adam
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      383 9 Theatre ROYAL 613 TO N,GI 915 I Special Return Screening in response to numerous requests! i "CHANDRASENA" I Opening January 14th. t "DARD-E-ULFAT" I U A It It ft X Gey ang Joo Chiat Road Junction TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT "GOLD BLOOD"_(A Cantonese' TafcieT •THE MODERN GlRL"—(Silent) NEXT CHANGE 14th to
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    RUBBER PROPAGANDA NEEDED
    710 10 JT invariably happens that whenever there is a rise in the price of tin or rubber, clamour comes from certain interests urging the l emoval cf restricts 1 measures which are declared to be repressive. The sudden rise in rubber to around lid. a pound at the
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    DE HAVILLAND
    114 10 'Planes To Be Built In N.S.W. Sydney, N.S.W., Dec. 30. THE de Havilland Aircraft Pty., Ltd., wiil build aeroplanes at Mascot. Partialmanufacture cf light planes will start soon. The general manager for Australia (Major A. Murray Jones) in making this announcement in Sydney said that fuselages would be
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    THE KING AND QUEEN
    64 10 May Visit Scotland After The Coronation British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 11. Newspapers discuss the possibility of a Royal Vsit to Scotland after In r'-mnption. No official plans have b en published but it is suggest d that the iving and Queen might re.s de at
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    PARLIAMENT RE-ASSEMBLES NEXT WEEK
    53 10 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 11. The Prime Minister returned from £ancuingnam to London to-day. Th«j l.r.t meelir.c; of the Cabinet this year wiil be held on Wednesday when the mini ters will be- avu with a very full .-r~r»"v->torv vr> a' of Parliament to-morrow wc-el;.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    64 10 Friday, Jan. 8. In the afternoon His Excllency and r.auv I'iiomad a iL-..dea a reception given by the Consul-General of th; Netherlands at uoui. His Excellency and Lady Thorna s dined witn the turn. t n. justice and Mrs. McEiwa.ne. Sunday. Jan. 10. Mr. H. D. Noone nai
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    WIRELESS LICENCES
    53 10 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 11. The present month will probably see the number of wireless licence holders the United Kingdom pass the eight pillion mark. The number of licences in force at the end of year was 7.960 573 an increase of 558,527 during the creccding 12
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Enrolment In The R.A.F.
    99 10 NOTES COMMENTS Enrolment In The R.A.F. are informed that numerous applications have been received at the Royal Air Force headquaiters in Singapore for employment as apprentices, based apparently on paragraphs in the newspapers regarding the rush for enrolment in the R.A.F. in Great Biitain. To prevent disappointment, and incidentally to
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    Schoolboy Air Travellers
    179 10 NUMBER of children of parents in Malaya who are being educated in Australia are at present here on holiday The Christmas holiday is the time of the long vacation in Australia, and there is time enough for boys and pirls to come to Malaya and spend a
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    Daylight Saving
    140 10 REFERRING to a recent note on daylight saving, a correspondent makes the surprising allegation that many people employed in Malayan offices, c 0 far from deriving any benefit from the new system, are actually penalised by it. "Some employers," he declares, "hare taken full advantage of the extra
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    Annual Holiday
    211 10 QUR correspondent is on surer ground when he pleads for annual holiday for all employees and quotes a Bill to be introduced in the House of Commons with the object of making it compulsory for employers to give their workpeople eight consecutive days' holiday on full pay after
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    Topics Of The Day
    409 10  -  By Looker On THE man who blows his own trumpet often strikes the wrong note. i A barber is reported to have cut of? his son with a shilling. A ease cf bobbing his heir! A Some people wonder what grandma •vould say of the clothes
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      161 10 F. H. AYRE'S -GREEN EAGLE" BADMINTON RACKET I STRONG AND RELIABLE STRUNG WITH FINEST GUT 1 WHICH WILL STAND UP TO THE STRONGEST PLAY |l Price $7,30 Each ROBINSON CO., LTD. SINGAPORE and KUALA LUMPUR. •> THE i j QC ALCAST j i BALL-BEARING MOWER j j CUTS GRASS, LABOIIt
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      103 10 MECHANICAL Engineering A wonderful field for men who have a liking for things mechanil cal. Study at home in your spare lime wi.li the ICS Thousands of our students are earning big salaries. We give you Individual lI h trnctinn You mak° quick propr*** b»cj»i»«* you are in a class
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    CRIME MORE GRUESOME THAN LINDBERGH CASE WHOLE OF AMERICA SHOCKED
    144 11 CHILD'S BODY IN SNOW BRUTALLY BATTERED: LARGE HOLE IN THE HEAD Reuter. Everett (Washington), Jan. 12. ?LRjR and indignation have been caused all over the i T nited States by a tragedy even more gruesome than the Lindbergh baby case.
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    LINDBERGH CASE RECALLED
    133 11 ARLE3 A. Lindbergh, Jr., infant son oi Co&nel and Mrs. Charles Lindnapped from the Lindoi acme near Hopewell, N.J., on tne evening cf March 1, 1932. ran >m money totalling wa paid ;o the kidnapper, the baby wa .quentiy found murdered. Alter ir.any months of relentless area
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    FULL EXPORT OF ALLOWANCES
    89 11 By Rubber Growers DEMAND OF N.E.I. OWNERS Reuter. Amsterdam, Jan. 11. MEETING of the Netherlands Ind an Rubber Growers discussed the situation in the rubber ket, concluding that if exports be raised to the level of the present restriction percentages the demand can be met sufficiently.
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    CLAIM AGAINST NEWSPAPER
    318 11 IN SINGAPORE "Flying DoctorV Suit Singapore, Tuesday. A SUIT by Dr. Clyde Cornwall Fenton, of.en known as Australia's "F!ving Doctor," against the S.i aits Times Press, Ltd., for damages for alleged libel was begun in the Supreme Court this morning before the Chief Justice, Mr. Jus;ice P.
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    REBELS' DEMANDS REJECTED
    468 11 WAR FEARED Troops Marching On Sian Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking, Jan. 12. IT Ls reported that General Koo Chuk Tung, the commander of the Nanking troops advancing on Sian, the Shensi capital, has rejected the demands of General Yang Hu Cheng, the Shensi Pacification Commissioner, who
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    Mr. Chi, Chinese Ambassador to Britain, who says British and Chinese interests are p rmanently intertw.ned in the Far Ea.3t <ste pag? 131.
    23 11 Mr. Chi, Chinese Ambassador to Britain, who says British and Chinese interests are p rmanently intertw.ned in the Far Ea.3t &lt;ste pag? 131.
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    19 11 Inspec or A. McLcenarn ard Inspector T G and Mrs. Minns left Singapore on Sa;urda-- for England on leave.
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    35 11 The Secretary of State for the Colonies has been pleased to approve the appointment of Lieutenant lan Seymour Graham to be a Company Officer, Malay Regiment, F.M.S. Lieutenant Graham arrived in Malaya on Dec. 19.
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    VOLUNTEERS FOR SPAIN
    137 11 Tokyo Foreign Office Denial Reuter. Tokyo, Jan. 11. 'J'HE canard that Japanese volunteers are going to Spain has struck Tokyo like a bolt from blue. The Japano-German anti-Comintern accord notwithstanding, the Japanese nation has shown not the slightest desire to intervene diplomatically or physically in the Spanish
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    JAPAN-AUSTRALIA AGREEMENT
    140 11 Lancashire Protest CABINET ACTION DEMANDED Reuter. London, Jan. 11. about the effect on the British cotton and rayon trade of the recent Japanese-Australian commercial agreement was expressed at a meeting' of the board of directors of tne Manchester Chamber of Commerce to-day. An official statement was issued after
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    19 11 Chief Inspector F. G. King, of Beach Road division, and Mrs. King have 1 VSingapore for England on leave
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    21 11 Mr. P. O'Connell. Executive Engineer. Malayan Public Works Service, hos been appointed to officiate as Executive Engineer, Kuala Pilah and Jelebu.
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    65 11 A fall into the drain at the juncntion of Burman Road and Nagore Road, Penang, is believed to have been the cause of the death of an elderly Indian whose identity has not yet been established. Deceased was reported to be getting up on the five-foot way of a houss
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    U. S. SHIPPING STRIKE
    240 11 END NEAR? Motor Dispute Continues Reuter. \\'a: hing'on, Jan. U. IJARLY crmination of the maritime strike is forecast by weli-infoim-cj r £C Pl e s°me picdicting that a basis ol c t'.emcn: might be announced to-moirow. The seamen arc reported to have agreed to a«:bi'.ia ion
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    35 11 Comdr. A. D. Torlesse has been appointed tP succeed Comdr. G. R. G. Allen as non-resident naval attache at Bangkok. The report from London that Comdr. Torlesse had been appointed resident naval attache was m..crrect.
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    Seditious Documents In Malaya COMMUNISTS IN NEGRI
    710 12 "TOILING MASS" Possessor Sent To Prison COR possession of communist literature exhorting the "oppressed workers" and "toiling masses" of Negri Sembilan to arise Siew Kwin. who said he was unemployed and illiterate and could not read the document, which he found in a
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    THE CROWN & THE CONSTITUTION
    879 12 THE CROWN THE CONSTITUTION Marriage Question REGAL POWERS AND LIMITATIONS J'HE British Constitution may perhaps be likened to the Duke of Wellington's description of his plan of campaign when contrasted with those of the generals against him. Their plans, he said, were like beautifully designed sets of leather harness, admirable
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    FRENCH MANOEUVRES OFF MOROCCO
    75 12 ASSURANCES B Y HITLER AND SPANISH REBELS Paris, Jan. 11. Jl FRENCH Atlantic squadron which n will leave Brest shortly for the annual manoeuvres off the Moroccom P&lt;»ed of the three battleships Provence, and Lorraine, each of 22,000 tons, with ten 13.4 inch guns, the Second
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    FAVOURABLE REPLIES
    147 12 The Spanish authorities in Morocco have sent a favourable reply to the Fi inch note regarding German infiltration into that zone. It is understood that the reDlv statps that the authorities have no intention of contravening the Franco-Spanish agreements of 1904 and 1912 regarding the prohibition of foreign
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    HITLER'S ASSURANCES
    153 12 Reuter. According to a Berlin message Herr Hitler gave the French Ambassador assurances that Germany had no intention of violating in any way the integrity of Spanish territory and possessions, while The French Ambassador assured Herr Hitler that France was firmly resolved to respect the integrity of Spain
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    REPLIES AWAITED
    133 12 D m London, Jan. 11 Kepi.rs of five governments to the Brtisn communication urging simultaneous and immediate act'on to chec* the despatch of volunteers" to Snain are now awaited. In view of I ?c, vPtance i n principle already g ven and the almost unanimous insistence o- the
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    PAINSTAKING WORK
    54 12 British Official Wireless. Much painstaking work has been cone by experts attached to the Nonintervention Committee on the scheme of supervision which, wth the Nonintervention Committee suggestions, is understood to be provisional, and it is I hoped the ultimate proposals may prove acceptable to both sides in the
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    GERMANS IN MOROCCO
    139 12 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. II. It was stated in London to-day that the British Government has been unable to confirm from its own sources of information the French reports of the landing of German troops in Spanish Morocco. The Spanish insurgents have had the assistance of
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    FRENCH VOLUNTEERS
    62 12 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 11. A Paris press message states that the Chamber Committee of Civil and gfflr*' \*mi«t private bilfVnre- I vent recruiting of French volunteers for Spain. tvJ h me f adds, it is understood that the French Cabinet, at its next meeting will consider
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    KIDNAPPING ALLEGED
    59 12 Ton D Singapore, Monday Tan Boon Seng appeared before Mr H A. Forrer in the Criminal DhstHnt chaw with hStoi on Dec. 17, kidnapped Tan Kirn Neo who was then under 16 years of age\Von^he LuT Kee KUardianShiP her ™X The accused claimed trial and the case was
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    THE METHODIST CONFERENCE
    493 12 Proposal For A Merger Approved Singapore, Tuesday. THE proposal for a merger of the Methodist Episcopal Church with the Methodist Protestant Church and the Methodist Episcopal Church, South, was unanimously approved at the Monday morning session of the Malaya Annual Conference. It is expected that these three
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    SPANISH DANCER
    78 12 Manuela del Rio In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday will be plrformmg a t rm 3?. a d Theatre to-morrow'nigh^ the guitarist in thl show ho lB Aifonso. the pianist nd ,avler cuSndtng R i°cc W 5 Ta» «*«&gt;ffi!S l ava and again returning to Singapore tk» w East. After
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    37 12 A motor accident occurred recently on running on the main road from Ipoh and the other wa™ iust en whE?»? 16 2S? road from the town when the accident occurred Fortunately none of the drivers were inured
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    26 12 Mr. Shaikh Yahya Afifl J.P general manager of Messrs Alkaff' ann" rv? &gt; Arcade, Singapore whA t d tl e ted a J^ielSff'i^Juf. been appoin--83 fc *Sßr?srK,
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    MURDER VERDICT RETURNED
    359 12 Contractor's Death WITNESS WHO SAW MEN WITH Gl Ns Singapore, Monday A VERDICT of homici de amounting to murder was turned by the Coroner. Mr \v v Quarrie. t&lt;xiay, at the conclusion o&lt; the inquiry into the death of a c tractor named Sim Kim Jee, X
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    MR. SASTRI LEAVES
    52 12 Declines To Give Farewell Message Singapore, Monday. i NT b?fOTf VI D by he Tribui shortiv m7)«t'2'r e f'l3 I1 K I Wanted to "»&lt;e in 'hing mo-e now fnr f r n °J say any understood:'' assert^ litv mv' erp is any possibifuture." he added'"* Malaya
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    BUDDHIST ASSOCIATION
    62 12 New Moon-Day Celebration In Singapore Blidd hi.st Associa'ioi; is 67 e«'.(• new moon-day to-dav u* ?'o& d W r an a k H R ,2 ad This day veneration J Buddhists with great foii^s P i 0?,amme for f le ev ening is as "Buddha P^ lal offerin
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    What Britain Wants Of China PEACE, TRADE & CULTURE
    309 13 What Britain Wants Of China PEACE, TRADE CULTURE NEW HOPES After Return Of Leader Reuter. London. Jan. 12. "FRIENDS of China rejoice with the Chinese people that the so ution of the Sian has increased the prestige of Marshal Chiang Kai Shek and rhe entire Government," declared Mr Quo Tai
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    FUNERAL OF MR. E. J. VENABLES
    281 13 Numerous Tributes From Prison Staffs Singapore. Monday. THE funeral took p'.ac e th's afternoon. A large cortege arrived at St. Andrews Cath dral. where the last offices were performed by Rev. Nigel Williams, and the coffin was conveyed within the church on the should
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    RELIEF WORK
    70 13 Mr. Roosevelt Presents The Bill Reuter. Washington. Jan.ll. PRESIDENT Roosevelt has asked Con1 gress to appropriate $790,000,000 to finance work and relief for at least 2.580,000 unemployed until the end of June. The figure represents a reduction of 800,000 men since March, 1936 but not include. 250.000 drought
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    Miss Tan Tiong Neo, only daughter of Mr. Tan Soo Ghi. was married last week to Mr. Ec Yew Lin, bar.-at-law. third son of Mr. Ec Kong Guan. J.P., and the late Mrs. Ec Kong Guan. Prominent Singapore people, including Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, Mr. Lee Chim Tuan and Mr. Ong Peng Hock, were present at one of the round of dinners held in honour of the marriage.
    68 13 Miss Tan Tiong Neo, only daughter of Mr. Tan Soo Ghi. was married last week to Mr. Ec Yew Lin, bar.-at-law. third son of Mr. Ec Kong Guan. J.P., and the late Mrs. Ec Kong Guan. Prominent Singapore people, including Mrs. Lee Choon Guan, Mr. Lee Chim Tuan and Mr.
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    GERMAN INVITATION
    121 13 R.A.F. Officers To Visit Berlin British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 11. THE Air Ministry announces that, in 1 response to an invitation from the German Air Ministry at the beginning of December, a small party of Royal Air Force officers is to pay a visit to the German
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    SEVERE FLOGGING FOR RAPE
    422 13 Judge's Remarks MORE WHIP UNTIL STAMPED OUT (From Our Oicn Reporter) Seremban, Monday. A CHINESE named Lee San and a Malay named Mat Nor bin Jalil pleaded guilty to committing rape at the Negri Sembilan Assizes today and were sentenced to three years' rigorous imprisonment each,
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    TAMIL LABOURERS
    175 13 Memorandum Presented To Mr. Sastri Singapore. Tuesday. THE Athi-Tliiravidas Association, Singapore. presented a memorandum to the Rt. Hon. V. S. Srinivasa Sastri. P C., yesterday afternoon. In that memorandum the Association has preferred to the causes that had led to the recent strike amongst Municipal labourers in Singapore
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    LUNCH WITH GOVERNOR
    68 13 New Governor-General Of Indo-China Singapore, Tuesday. Monsieur Brevie, the nsw Governor General of Indo-China, who arrived by the French luxury liner Aramis from Marseilles this morning, paid a visit to Government House shortly after the yes. sel's arrival. He was invited to take lunch, with His Excellency,
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    50 13 Under the auspices of the Young People's Circle, a special meeting for all young people will be held In the Geylang Methodist Episcopal Church tonight at 8 p.m. Mr. V. D. Kuppusamy. Malaya's delegate to the General Conference of the Methodist Church in America last year, will give the address.
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    M.C.C. WIN BY AN INNINGS
    296 14 AMES AND DUCKWORTH DO WELL Reuter. Launceston, Jan. 11. THE M.C.C. defeated Tasmania by an 1 innings arid four runs in the match which ended her? to-day. the splendid batting of Ames in England's innings and the fine wicket keeping of Duckworth in th* second
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    AUSTRALIA'S BEST PITCH
    338 14 Wool loon# abba—At Brisbane WOOLLGONGABBA, headquarters of the Queensland Cricket dissociation, where the first Test match of the present M.C.C. tour wa.s played, is thfe youngest ground in Anglo-Australlah Test history. It was Brisbane's third Test matfch, and the second to b? played at Woolloongabba—"the 'Gabba," as
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    S.C.C. RUGGER
    174 14 "Vice Versa" Game On Saturday y THE "Wooden Spoon Rugby" match arranged for Saturday, Jan. 16 at the S.C.C. has been cancelled. An S.C.C. "Vice Versa" game (i.e. forwards playing outsides and outsides in the scrum* has been arranged for this date. This game should prove instructive and
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    WOMEN'S BADMINTON
    49 14 Draw For Open Singles Competition The draw in the Singapore Open Women's Singles badminton tournament organised by the 5.8, A., is as follows: Miss Grace Tan bye; Miss Betty Ho vs. Miss Tan Kirn Lvi; another vs. Mrs. Chionh Wang Siew Eng; Miss Choo Siew Cheng bye.
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    SINGAPORE BADMINTON
    44 14 Draw For Commercial Cup Tournament The draw in the Commercial Cup tour nament of the Singapore Badminton Association is as follows: B A T. vs. Straits Times; A.P.C. vs. Nestles, Robinson's vs. Overseas Chinese Banking Corpn.; Wearn e Bros. vs. Fraseand Neave's.
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    S.C.C. BOWLS FINAL
    19 14 The S.C.O. bowls championship final will be played to-morrow between H. Gray and G. C. Miller.
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    BAD DISCIPLINE AND CHILDISHNESS
    1106 14 CRITICISM OF INDIANS' CRICKET TOUR gOME trenchant observations are made by Mr. P. P. Warner, in an editorial in "Cricketer" annua about the Indian cricket tour in England: The writer says:— "The third Indian team to visi; England had rather a disastrous experience, even allowing for
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    VETERANS DO WELL
    246 14 S.R.C. Win After Great Tussle Singapore, Tuesday. ALTHOUGH they were beaten by the odd goal in three, the Veterans' Hockey Club (the over 35's) cave their youthful opponents, the S.R.C, a very hard fight on the Padang yesterday. But for the excellent defence put up bj H.
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    VINES TAKEN ILL
    88 14 Match With Perry Cancelled Reuter. Chicago. Jan. 11. VINES, the professional tennis star, has been tak nto hospital suffering from influenza and tonsllitis and has been forced to cancel the match which he wa--due to play against P?rry at Detroit on Jan. 12 in course of their
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    SIEW SIN SIA
    45 14 Result Of Lawn Tennis Final The final of the Siew Sin Sia Tennis tournament was played off lact Sunday, and resulted in a wi n for Lim Kirn Len r over Thng Soon Tee, by 6—2. 5—7. 6—3. after a hard game.
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    YESTERDAYS HOCKEY MATCHES IN SINGAPORE CHINESE HELD BY C.S.C.
    392 14 NO SCORE Keen Tussle Ai Balestier Singapore, Tuesday. pLAYIXG on the Baresticr Road 1 Riound yt:terday, the C.S.C. held the S.C.E.C. to a goalless draw a; hockey after a very exciting tus! &gt; in which both sides had an equal share
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    STORE BILLIARDS
    94 14 Results Of Last Night's Hay T T T T Singapore. Tuesday tour-Bail Billiards Championship tournament organised by the Singapore Billiards Association was carried i stage lUtthhr last night, when two matches were accided f w e u A V P me Koh Cheng Ifoh cijite riub by 303
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    A.P.C. BEATEN
    23 14 th( ccond string of ij Mirtd'c ,cx v glmeni defeat d the Al t f BWCf by en goal to nil.
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    17 14 The Telok untitled Malay School Sri the Youngsters c—i i n a game of football on Sun-
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    Racing At Singapore Yacht Club B.4 WINS MOWGLI CUP
    291 15 30 MILES To Johore Shoal And Back ON Sunday the International Sixmetre sailed the first race for Black Swan Challenge Cup. Ramona, skippered by K. L. Johnson, finished first. The finishing times and points were as follows:— 1 Ramona iK. L.
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    JUBILEE TROPHY
    249 15 Contest For Merchant Ships' Life-Boats The first race in 1937 for ths Jubilee I Trophy will be held on Tuesday. Feb. 16 The start will be at 4.30 p.m. At 4.25 p.m.. a preliminary gun will be fired and all boats must then be cast off and clear
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY
    52 15 The following have accepted to olay hockey for the S.C.C. against the V.M v a. juniora to-day at the S.C.C.:— R. ti Green, C. E. Brooke, R. H. Cam, I*t. Allen, GAL. Plummer, F. M. W. Srmtn, r O. S. Man. G. Williams, R. J- Forbes, N Williams.
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    Singapore girls' volley-ball team I shown above" beat Malacca girls' volley-ball team last Sunday by 21—1, 21—3, 21—4. (Tribune >.
    19 15 Singapore girls' volley-ball team I shown above" beat Malacca girls' volley-ball team last Sunday by 21—1, 21—3, 21—4. (Tribune &gt;.
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    RUGGER IN JOHORE BAHRU
    309 15 Lucky Win For Third A. A. Brigade (From Oar Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan. 10. THE Third A.A. Brigade scored a lucky win over South Johore at rugger on the Civil Service Club padang, Johore Bahru, yesterdav evening by three points (a try) to nil. South
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    GOVT. SERVICES F.A.
    65 15 It is notified for information that the following football matches have been arranged by the Government Services FA. for its representative team in 1937Saturday, Jan. 16. vs. R.A.F. at Jalan Besar Stadium. a Thursday. Jan. 28, vs. S.C.F.A. at Anson Road Stadium. Clubs are reminded that applications
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    58 15 The following players of the Post Office Club will play a friendly game at soccer with the R.A., Changi l&th Heavy Bat*-ery&gt;, on Wednesday at the CluD s crround: Jaid bin Sidik, Salim bin Omar, Kassim, Jumat, Taib bin Hj: Viussain Bala Subramanian, Paul Ong, Taib. Amir, Ibrahim
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    GUNNERS WIN BY 3—1
    215 15 Y.M.C.A. Do Well With Nine Men Singapore. Monday. TF only the Y.M.C.A. team had turned out this evening in full force they would have proved an excellent match for the R. A. Blakan Mati soldiers to whom they lost in a game of hockey by one
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    SCHOOLS TRIAL
    152 15 Team For Representative Matches Singapore, Monday. Representatives trom Raffles institution, Si. Andrew's School, St Joseph's Institution and the AngloChinese School were seen in plav on the hockey field this evening when a hockey trial was held in order to select a Combined Schools eleven to men the S.C.R.C.
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    WEAK S.C.C. TEAM BEATEN
    209 15 By R.A.O.C. CLUB MISS MANY CHANCES Singapore, Tuesday. jpLAYING on the Padang yesterday, a weak S.C.C. team was beaten by the R.A.O.C. by the odd goal in three. Rain threatened to stop the gamo soon after the start, but it ceased after a few minutes. THE
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    7-YEAR-OLD MURDER RECALLED
    434 16 SIKH BROUGHT BACK FROM INDIA FOR TRIAL A Singapore, Monday. T the Assizes this morning, before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark and a special jury, the trial was begun of Jowand Singh on the charge of committing the murder of a compatriot. Natha Singh, on May 21, The
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    BLOWS WITH AXE
    680 16 Man Who Says He Saw The Accused In the early morning, before daylight on May 21—the time given was about five—Natha Singh was murdered. Mr. Taylor went on. He received one or more blows from an axe or some similar weapon which caused death in a short
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    HAND INJURY
    554 16 Witness Did Not Remember It Nambu Brothers were ship-chandlers and were sometimes open all night. He did not. know or remember that the accused injured his hand about ten days previously. Do you remember he fracturing his wrist about ten days before this occurrence?—lt is not in my
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    "I WENT TO INDIA"
    339 16 Relieved Accused Had Gone There 'The accused ran into the shop. I gave chase but he fastened the door. "I shouted 'Natha Singh.' 'Nat ha but there was no reply and I wrnt to the Police Station." Phe police came, witness stated, and forced open the
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    CHINA AND JAPAN
    156 16 Question Of Resumption Of Negotiations Nanking. Jan n IT iJ L beli r ed that Genera1 Cham&gt; o. the Foreign Minister, is w resume the sino-Japanese ne™o" V'' if the Japanese demands do not" 2 yond reasonable limits u bf It is reported that certain have been
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      272 16 T?, c G Ze PP e n crossed the nl Q maklng trip over Atlantic Ocean six times and the p l Admiral Byrd Pacific Ocean once. It has to its fnnnd that Veedol Motor Oil gave credit over 100.000 miles of flying And every mile was done with p
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      282 17 Listen to the World with the New WT§ %W nIS MASTER'S VOICE CLIPPER I I 111 *W TESTED BY .21.270 MILE FLIGHT J kin. VflP SHORT RECEPTION PRICE 880/- O\EY. I MADE BY THE MAKERS OF "MAGIC BRAIN" "MAGIC EYE" METAL TUBES Model 5T5 "MAGIC VOICE" Sole Distributors 11.M.V. American
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      1625 17 Malayan Listeners' Radio oj feS2Sg™ The following are the principal AmeBRITISH EMPIRE TO-MOKROW and. produced by John Pudney cSPROGRAMMES transmission 5 JiS P £e™L""J™X IS"- an thesecoD,i n a.m. 4 ir« T t&gt;~ n K3 am s"* Ben Dar *ce Music. 0.10 a.m. 'Dance Music Through the TO-DAY A V
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      453 18 tJECAUSE of the special Q nature of its climate, IM} r &lt;ui $j m^m^Lm^mmmmmmm Wj m Wi Malaya has hitherto bought IHPV^^^HW its Andrews Liver Salt in Jlf *f J Awl bottles. Now, however, W*° j AJhSp^^SSS^H advanced scientific methods XC &gt;;, WlKtjl^^^V make it possible to pack BHbJ^l!' Andrews
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      131 18 QUICKER GAS is the quickest way of ~~t7 cooking. Tests by the Good %mm m Housekeeping Institute (Lon- iLm f% S don) have proved it. And gas cooking is ALWAYS reliable— nothing to go wrong. MUNICIPAL GAS DEPARTMENT. P UAMC cmi OR CALL AT THE SHOWROOMS, rIVjrNC. gJUj* MUNICIPAL BLDG.,
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      670 18 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio ftS:- I by radio-colonialTfrance* tra, conducted by Carel van der Bijl. (Contined from page 17) 9.20 p.m. Cabaret programme. IU UAY 9.50 p.m. Dance music. Wavelength- 25 24 mptroc NIROM STATION 820 p.m. Concert by Nirom Orchestra. 10 ™Pm Close down pS"tSlfy 920 p.m. Bridge course.
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    452 19 .1 With Costs For Newspapers JUDGMENT was given for the newspapers, with costs, by Mr. y ;ce du Parcq at Leeds Assizes r t'fntly in an act'on for damages for i] f ,..ed libel published in "The Daily i iY Yorkshire Observer," "Sheffiela Xeiiizraph," "Daily
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    141 19 Latest U.S. Military Aircraft Seattle, Washington. SUCCESSFUL test flights have been made here of America's latest -ying fortiess," the 162ton Boeing bcmber, YB-17. This new military aeroplane, sa d to lj e the world's largest bomber, is «Quipped with four 1,000 horse-power engines and is designed to make
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    145 19 Miles In Bid For World's Record Warwick, Queensland. A 4.000-mile honeymoon in a canoe- two is being enjoyed by Mr. rles Morrice, a young Queensland and his bride, Miss Myrtle Hanlahan, of Brisbane. Morrice had long hoped to set a world record inland canoe journey. Hanrahan shared his
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    245 19 150 th Anniversary Arrangements Sydney, N.S.W., D?c. 29. THE Minister in charge of &lt;he New 1 South Wales' 150 th anniversarycelebrations in 1938 (Mr. Dunningham) announced that arrangements nad been made for the appearance of a choir of 5,000 voices. Distinguished artists would be brought from overseas
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    146 19 Says New Zealand's Black Rod Auckland, (New Zealand*. SADLY disillusioned by the present state of the English countryside, New Zealand's 90-year-old Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod. Mr. A. T. Bothamley —a native of Surrey—has returned here. "England is spoiled", he said in an interview describing the tour
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    15 19 Inche Mohsmed Ramd, Asiatic Police Inspector, Teluk Anson, has gone to Mentakab, Pahang. on transfer.
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    320 19 Unit At Richmond Nine Times Stronger Sydney. Dec. 30. AIR Force station, Richmond. N.S.W., is approximately nine times as strong as it was at the end of last year. During 1937 it will be further strengthened by a squadron equipped with the world's fastest twin-engined bombers.
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    75 19 At l a. m. on New Year's Day immediately after the Watch Night Service, a large congregation of 136 who assembled at St. Mark's Church. Butterworth. had the privilege of witnessing a pleasent but impressive ceremony in the form of licensing a layreader. a catechist and an evangelist—Messrs. D. B.
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    80 20 K. C. Gillett (Singapore) well tack led by an Army defender while attempting to make a get-a-way during the Army vs. Singapore friendly rugger match last Saturday. The Army breaking away from a scrum. An incident during the friendly inter-state rugby match between the Army and
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