Malaya Tribune, 5 February 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV. No. 30. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Feb. J, t«)i7. The Malaya Tribune 24 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1937 FIVE CENTS,
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      89 1 i- 'Urammßm kedd The SUNDAY ihiium: Dominant In Malaya .'^^^k THE SP,R,T OF FRIENDSHIP >ole Agents:—SlME, DARBY Co., Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negri.Sembilan, IT p 3] p Mlk Atits est J SINGAPORE'S IWOI Kill II It AMI j 1 JJ HEALTHY B/JBX I j j Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made
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      233 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The\ MOIUVIM, I It 1111 XE j nBSO POWDERED WHOLE MILK 818 S j ONE OF THE VERY FIRST ESSENTIALS FOR GOOD HEALTH S IS PLENTY OF MILK EVERY DAY. WITH KLIM IN V O IFR I PANTRY YOU ARE ASSURED OF A CONSTANT
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    PALESTINE'S CRIME WAVE
    202 2 Poverty Inspiring Hold-Ups fcrosak Jt'tU-saJcn, DOVERTY—not politic.-—is b< crime wave now being exoe in Palestine, according to Arab c here. Explaining why Palestine is bee like Corsica once was for the fro of its hold-ups, the Arab new- 1 state that the reason is that Arab waymen
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      429 2 k^ToR^H LICHTS AN D BATTERIES ARE GIVING MORE LIGHT ANP LAST LONGER. It always pay* a Trader best tc sell the test, lie best shepi sell the £c/#ff"DAIMON' gccds tcrchlialis. Batteries biiyelc lamps,bulbs dtid Mctenat BUbs. Wl*/ in see DAIMON"#OCc/j displayed yen may have let biJttn c M. HASSAN, 34.
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      437 2 ROYAL INSTITUTE. 1937. CAMB. EXAMS, tforning. Afternoon Evening Classes. in charge of B.A. and a 8.A., L.T. tunior or Senior Cambridge $4.— specialised Couching in any subjects to Camb. and backward students $2.— *hght Practical English Classes $2.— _atm $3— Tamil $2.— Apply:—lB9-A. Cecil Street, Singapore. MORNING Jr. Sr. Com:
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      685 2 I Good earth mixed with sand (any I quantity) for sale. Supplied from Paya I Lebar Dist. For terms apply to R. M. S. Shanmugam Chettiar, 47, Market Btreet, (Tel No. 4739) or House No. 430, Paya Lebar Road. PUBLIC NOTICES SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST. Tenders are invited for the supply
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      399 2 SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST TENDERS are invited for the Reinforced Concrete Design and supply and delivery to Banda Street of steel reiuiforcement neccessary for the erection of a proposed block of tenements and shops. *orm of Tender, Specification r.nd Plans may be obtained at the Office of the Singapore Improvement Trust.
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      343 2 1 j~ <. [redijce I And (JET SLENDER be sure t The Natural Way i i V\\SLIMMING 111 W HERB-TEA HI I j i I i ion >imanu t > SLIM TO HEALTH BEAUTY 1 m *i msv outfu ot» 1 f a tk»s» J*v-- I V Sj!js|£ssi f fat
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      35 2 ENSURE BETTER VISION Beauty r c ace becoming v NEW CHINA OPTICA! CO. 71, High Street, Singapore. Phone 3786. "YOU PAY TO LOOK MICT Price $6.00 Q YAMASHITA HAIR DRESSING SALOON 246, Middle Road, Singapore
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES CANADIAN COAST NAVIGATION
    362 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES CANADIAN COAST NAVIGATION How Dominion Proetcts Shipping WITH approximately 50,000 miles of W coast line along the Atlantic and Pacihc Oceans, the Great Lakes and other lakes within the boundaries of the Dominion, the Canadian Government Department of Marine consequently has to maintain an extensive lighthouse service.
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    SOVIET SHIPPING
    127 3 During the year 1936 th;re has been a rable increase in the volume oi cargo carried by Soviet ships in respect ol the foreign trade ol the U.S.S.R.. states the Soviet Union Year Book Press oervice. In 1935. Soviet ships cairied about a third of the goods expected
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    PASSENGERS BY THE NIEUW ZEELAND
    454 3 The following passengers lor Javi ports a*id Singapore are travelling on the Nieuw Zeeland, which is due at Singapore at 7 a.m. on Feb. 11: Mr. T. Dillon, Mr. W. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. S. Barclay, Mrs. Arthur G. Cable, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
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      395 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA r\ O. S. N. Co/a SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore 1937. SOUDAN 6,500 Feb. 12 NAIJDERA 16,000 Feb. 12 RANCHI 17.000 Feb. 26 CATHAY 15,000 Mar. 12 BURDWAN 6,070 Mar. 13 RAJPUT ANA 17,000 Mar. 2G RANPURA 17,000 Apr. 9 1 SOMALI 6.800 Apr. S RAWALPINDI
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      597 3 I M. B. K. ["kOKUSAI LINE 1 i (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) Due Due Sailing Doe i Penang Spore Spore via New York i Jm s KOMAKI MARC Feb 24 Feb. 28 Keelung Apr. 13 J 1 m.s. KURAMA MARU
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      506 3 PASSENGER AM) FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorshlps. Most Cabins have adjoining private bulb. Ex cellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON. ROTTERDAIVI, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. 1937 From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P S'hatn P'ng JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2 26-2 MEONIA 16-3 16-3 17 3 19 3 ERRIA
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      543 3 STEAMER 6AILLNU3 NOKDDEUTSCHEK LLOYD W (Incorporated In oermuny). The uudcrnotcd arc the Company* Intended fixtures: OUTWARD FOR MANILA. HONGKONG, SB WGUAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN _/uc Spore. IW7. s.s. "GNFJISFNAU' 1 omits North China Feb. 5 s.s. "ISAR" Mar. 2 s.s. 'SCHARNHORST" omiU jforth Ctikia Mar. 5 s.s. 'I.AHN" omits Hongkong,
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    CHRISTMAS IN AMERICA
    878 4 Dickens Tradition EXAMPLE OF PEACE AND GOODWILL New York. QN T E of the most joyous Christmases in living memory is over, and a goodly part of America, where Boxing Day is not celebrated, is now back at work. It has been a Christmas untroubled by rumours
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    MIGRATION TO THE EMPIRE
    509 4 Co-Operation With The Dominions Urged London. HOPES that the day was not far distant when the British Government could make a beginning again in cooperation with the Dominion authorities to expand the present volume of migration were expressed in the House of Commons by Mr. Macolm
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    SELF-ANALYSIS
    129 4 SELF-ANA LYSIS French Premier's Letter Fetches £11 Faris. ren^Primp\!r M Leon Blum the charart Jr fit M:nister analyst his own fhe DuhH, C h6d U00 franc Drouo" S r0 ms 0f the HoteI It was written in 1890 to th° well Knownt and poet Pierre Louys Eflum "whPt h W
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    TRAFFIC PROBLEMS IN K.L.
    1106 5 Sanitary Board COMMITTEE WORK TO BE PUBLISHED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. ■HArTIC round-abouts, street lighting and the desirability of allowing the publication of certain gems in the minutes of the meet;:e~ of the general Purposes Committer were subjects which were (I at the
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    A MUNICIPALITY?
    201 5 New Motion For The Next Meeting Before the meeting adjourned, Mr Vethavanam referred to two masters, one of which was the plan showing an amended layout and distribution which had bee n laid before the Town Planning Committee at the meeting of Jan. 7, by the Town Planner.
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    46 5 Mr. L. R. Wheeler B.A., M.S.C., of the Malayan Educational Service, who while home on furlough, received the degree of Doctor of Philosophy from the University of London, will act a. l Inspector of Schools, Penang during the absence on leave of Mr. J. M. Meade.
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    31 5 Mr. H. C. Allen, son of Mr. M.A.V. Allen, formerly of the Mines Depart ment, Kuala Lumpur, is shortly leaving England for Malaya to join the Kuala Muda Estate, Sungei Patani.
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    WARRANT OF ARREST ISSUED
    573 5 Landowner-Accused Missing I (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Feb. 3. AN unexpected development occurred to-day in the case in which a wellknown Malay landowner of Johore, Kuji Mohamed Som bin Haji Noor, is charged on three counts of cheating. The case had been part heard
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    31 5 Mr. S. Ingermann. one of the directors of the United .Tenderata Plantations Ltd., is in Teluk Anson at present. He will leave for Denmark next week by the Dutch air mail.
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      7 5 SNAP HER WITH A AND -LIKE HER"
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      187 5 TAKE A SECOND L00K... JflHn EVERYBODY E LSE DOES? HUDSON jf FOR 1937 Every street's a Hudson showroom every road a proving ground. For out on the street, where you can se? this impressive new bigness and b auty side by side with the other 1937 cars, is the *>est
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      385 5 The Best Cough Mixture, proved by popular test I» U. P. Cough Mixture Lung Tonic The quick certain Cure, therefore the best. Sold by The United Pharmacy SINGAPORE.. Kid niy Trouble If you have Kidney Trouble, however YOU ft FT TO THF slight, Nature gives you drastic warning IWU rfW
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    379 6 B OVIM>\ COMMODITIES UUhAEU London. Feb. 4. Previous To-day Change Tone Steady Steady Spot Buyers. l 8 10 7 16 +116 Sellers. 10 7 16 10' 2 +1 16 March. Buyers. 10% 10 716 +116 m Sellers. 10 7 16 lOVfc +116 Apr. June Buyers. 10% 10
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS SOCIETY
    59 6 A Successful Year's Operations I SUCCESSFUL financial year Is re- ported by the Cameron Highlands Society, whose balance sheet reveals a balance of $193.38 in hand. The surplus on the year was $86.63. There are now 48 members of the society. The annual meeting will take place
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    JANUARY TIN OUTPUTS
    23 6 Renong Ti n Dredging Co.. Ltd.—No. 2 dredge. 797.58 piculs. No. 3 dredge. 346 73 piculs. Total. 1,144 31 pieub.
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    JANUARY RUBBER OUTPUTS
    24 6 New Scudai. Ltd.—32.500 lb., making a total of 291.100 lb. for the ten mon! r.s of the cut rent financial year.
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    A NEW LOCARNO
    315 6 Questions In The House Of Commons British Official Wireless. London Feb. 3. THE position of negotiations for a new Locarno was outlined in the Commons in an answer by the Foreign Secret aiy who recalled that on Nov. 6 His Majesty's Government had addressed a note to
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    102 6 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 4. Paris 105 7 64 New York 4.89% Montreal 4.89 Biussels 29 02V2 GenEva 21.40 Amsterdam 8.93 j Milan 93 Berlin 12.16 V2 Stocjtjnolm 19.39% Copenhagen 22.40. Oslo 10.90. Vienna 'MVz> Prague 140 x h tseigrade 213. Madrid nom Lisbon 110 3 16
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      481 6 Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. j I flneorpcrated in the Stratt s Settlements). S .Successors to i C hinese t ommercial Baiik Limited, IIM Ho Hon& Bank Limited and The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited. S C APITAL: i Authorised S 10.000.000.00 Is.- ued and Paid I p $10,000,000.00. 5 HEAD OFFICE, CHINA
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      238 6 THE EASTERN BANK LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 6, D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 laid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserve Fund 500,000 HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and j money received on Fixed Deposits
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      169 6 YOUTH VIGOUR, A VITALITY Restored in 30 Minutes. it fts no longer required to carry through a treatment for hours or weeks if yoa feel weak or prematurely old. German Doctor's latest discovery by the nam' Man Power Pills give marvellous and immediate results in cases of exhaustion, etc. They
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      115 6 JUelicious OS/A LTf E [in sures Sound, Natural i Nature sometimes for various reasons, cannot do her job proper- f^^=====?r :^r^> ly. The result is that your system is left full of poisons and toxins, 11 that mayccav e you serious illness That's the time for Chocolax to ft E§*"Sg^:
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1621 7 f<jMicd hy Eraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraser to Co. Lyall to Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 4 Ampat Tin 4 9 5 3 4 9 5 3xd Asam Kumbang 33 6 34 6 33 34 6 ft Austral Malay 54
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    146 7 'From Our Financial Correspondent> Singapore, Friday, morning. RUBBER Singapore: 35 a cts., up x ct. Market Tone: Very Steady. London: 10 7 16d., unchanged. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 21« cts., up 51G ct. Market Tone: Steady. Values are steadier here this morning but actually little interest
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    179 7 MINING. Tin £229.5 down 25- for 3 months. Cabled advices from London indicate a steady market in Tin snares with buyers for Hongkong Tins. Petalings Southern Tronoh.s and Kents. Locally, the market is quite steady witn fair enquiry for the popular Dollar issues around quotations. Amongst Australian
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    Mr. Jiil an Israel's Daily Report
    199 7 Tin. London, down 35- and 35- New York, down »j. Rubber. London, up 1 16. New York, up 5 16. Locally, opened firmer at about 364. Mining. Raubs $7.07i 2 -$7.20. The Improved tone of the Tin share market continues and prices show small
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    EXCHANGE
    186 7 SELLiw; Singapore, Feb. 5. London T.T. 2 4 1 16 London demand 2|4 Lib London 4 months' sight 24V 8 Lyons demand 1230 Hamburg demand 141 New York demand 57 116 Montreal demand 56 15jlo Batavia demand 103% Samarang demand 103% Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands 1^4^« Madras and
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    154 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Monday Morning. •jrw-.-r Total for Company Dividend Eonks Close financial Date Ex. Div. year Payable Date to date tin. W WWMM K. Lumpur lj- 30th) Feb. 26 5% Pahang Consols 10% Int Jan. 26 Mar. 1 Feb. 4 10% Pengkalen Pref. 10% Int. Feb
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      212 7 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in Chlrrt by Special Charter) 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office §444 Exchange Dept. 644] General Office 518*-t Cabie Address: "CHUNGKTJO" Paid Up Capital Cb. I 40.006,000 Chi Reserve Funds in excess of 3,500,000.00 Total Assets approximately 11,400,000 noo.oo HEAD OFFICE: SHANGHAI: Tse-Vung Soong, Chairman
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    93 8 Honakong. Caiuon. 'Shanghai, *Kobe T.d 'Manila via Penang: Imperial. Qjosing 7 p.m Saturday. J Penang, Siam, Burma. India. Irac. i Palestine, E rypt, E. and S. Afiica. Grea' Britain. Ireland. Furope and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m. Saturday. Australia. New Zealand, Java and Timor
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    118 8 Mails expeded from Europe. London Parcel mails) by Djucalion to day. Time cf deliver) of parcels only at 10.33 a.m. 'o-day. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc., by Air (Qaaiaa) tome: row. Deliveries o. b:xho.oers' lrtiers only at 3 p.m. and geneial delivery of letters at 405
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURE
    29 8 The S.S. Kcia foi Siam tParcels only). MaUs previously announced as closing at 7 pan. on Feb. 6 will now close at 7 p.m. on Feb. 5.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    20 8 The Air Mail I .lmperiall despatched Iron: Singapore on Jan. 27 was delivered in London on Feb. 4.
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    6 8 untitled.—Communication with Penang has been restored.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    343 8 Arrived in Singapore from Europe. India and Medan by KLM plane "Kwak'' 01. Jan 28:—Mr. Otto v. Kesteren. Mrs. J. C. Wb/te, Mr. Leendert Kamper. Mr Th. Gleichman, Mr. J. H. Vose. Mi. H. F. L. Jordan, Mr. J Bouwman Mr. X Shinohara. Left Singapore for N.E.I
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    59 8 Ipoh: Brit; 528 tons, from Tc-lok Anson 4.2 to Telok Anson 6.2. Lima Maru; Japaiu-se, 4.298 tons from Newport 4.2 to Yokohama 5 2. Belewan. Dutch; 715 tons, from Banjermasin 4 2 to Banjermasin unknown Tohiti: Netherlands; 683 lons from Tambelan 4.2 to Pontianak 6.2. Siberg: Dutch;
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    146 8  -  •By Air Mail (From Oar Oxen Correspondent I London. Jan. 27. ISOBEL Mary, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mearns. Of Kuala Lumpur, was married at Seal. Kent, this week to Mr. A. H. C. Branson, of Sevenoaks. The engagement is announced ol Betty, youngest daughter
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    296 8 S'ngapore, Friday. The following passengers are arriving In Singapore by the Gneisenau whicn due here to-day:— Mr. Hans Mever, Mr. Alfred Corbet. Mr. H E. Mueller. Mr. E. T. Hiltermann, Mrs. D. Hiltermann, Miss Th Hiltermann, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mitche*:. Mr. E. Wallsteiner. Mis. A. M. Wallsteiner.
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    PASSENGERS
    330 8 I Th tallowing arc parscn-jeis by ihc Ti ruloml Mftru which left Singapore for Europe on Feb. 3: Mi J Albrecht, Miss O. Albrechi. Ml s D J. Bertram, Dr. Gabriel, Mr. P. S.'cr re. Mrs Sic arc!. Mr. E. Vidal. Mi CO. ftaullcnrr. Uis. M. Oauiei. Gabriel. Master
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      292 8 m— 25 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL A S TO-NIGHT J CIM KTAIL II \n: i 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. OINMSt and II a nee (informal) 9.30 to midnight NO ADMISSION CHARGE I TO-MORROW NEW 1 CABARET "ATTRACTION t i DUO ARTINELLIS S RAFFLES BRASSERIE bra £>'d sah SEE OCR MBW TARIFF
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      110 8 Skin Itch Cause Curbed Overnight Tour skin has nearly 50 million tiny scams and pons, where germs hide and cause terrible Itching, Cracking, Eczema, Peeling, Burning Acno, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Blackheads. Pimples, Dhoby Itch, Singapore Foot and other )-l< mJshea. Ordinary treatments give only temporary re!i. f because they do not
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      76 8 &k j Notice is hereby given tha Mi jN. Samy. (Alias Kitchii i tin i prlotor of Hygienic Hair D i Saloon of No. 25. Chui a Sti i Singapore, has returnee leave. We have issued I 1 customers Chinese and Calendars for the year 1937 j J the Bth
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      244 8 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE? 1 j STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TTMJ Rengat and Tembilahan Eanka 1 P m Shanghai Achille.s J 7, pm Japan Achille.s „52 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-East Borneo, Celebes. Moluccas and Timor Dilly Plancius *> 2 30 P- m Muniok riancius 2.30 p.m.
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    NEW REVOLT IN SHENSI
    668 9 MACHINE GUNS ON WALLS OF CAPITAL Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Feb. 3. A MESSAGE from Lintung received at Loyang at midnight Feb. 2—3, says the more radical elements among rebels have started an uprising in 0 their grievance being against any promise vlth the Central
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    TRIBUTE TO KIPLING
    202 9 "Greatest Prophet Of The Century" London. Jan. 19. TRIBUTES to the memoiy of Ruuyard Kiplint were paid at a memorial servic3 held in the old City church of St. Cunstan-in-the-East on the fti* anniversary of the author s death He was the greatest prophet of th century,"
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    22 9 Mr. J.N.D. Harrison, Passed Probationary Assistant Commissioner of Police. F.M.S., has been appointed to l' an Assistant Commissioner of Police 1' M.S.
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    SHEEP DOG "ARRESTED"
    128 9 Sto'e To Feed Her Puppies Berlin. Th; police of th_- v.liage of Caputh have just "anested a sheep dog and her iittĕr of puppi s, because th? mother dot 'ole poultry and rabbits from the villagers to feed her offspring. For som? t .me the p epic
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    30 9 Rev. G. V. Summers who is in charge of the work of the Methodist Mission Sarawak. Borneo will pr'ach at the Tai ping Wesley Church, Walker Road. Ipoh on Sunday.
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    29 9 Mr. W. D. Charlton, of the Audit Office. Penang, is spending his holidays at Cameron Highlands. He is at Cameron Highlands Hotel and will be there for a week.
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    23 9 Mr. C. B. P. Parry, of Sabak Bernam is a patient in the Batu Gajah Hospital H. has been operated on for app:ndicitis
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    ALLEGED MURDER INQUIRY
    305 9 Japanese Fisherman Charged Singapore. Thursday. FURTHER evidence was recorded by the Second Magistrate. Mr. Nelson Jones, to-day, in the preliminary inquiry in which a young Japanese fisherman, Ritcho Yamaniva, is charged with murdering a compatriot named Taro Oshiro in Victoria Street on the nignt of Dec. 19.
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    "I CAN. I WILL., I MUST"
    140 9 New Slogans For German Boys Berlin. Under the respective slogans "I can.' 'I will". "I must', .school gymnastics hay? fce-n divided into three groups in Germany, under new regulations instituted W th? Ministry of Education. The first group consists of boys between th: ages
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    CHEATING CHARGE FAILS
    113 9 Defence Of Accused Not Called On Singapore, Thursday. f| M. MARSO. who was charged with 1 cheating Messrs. Roneo Ltd.. b dishonestly inducing them to deliver to him seven noiseless portable Ruv: I 1 typewriters on Sept. 19 and 30 was acquitted by Mr. H. A. Forrer,
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    LAND FOR THE NATION
    71 9 British Official Wireless. London, Feb 3 A large area of Buckinghamshire, including land round Chequers, the country house of the English Prime Ministers, will be preserved for ail time under a scheme agreed upon by the local authorities. The scheme provides for the prese vatkm of
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      30 9 bpSthe"^^P| !..ur throat and bronchials. HI "i" 15 reduce inflammation and T.smmmmmric^hmmiMtmmmMttpt 1 soreness, cut phlegm, Jt assist breathing and SKeTS^H^ *S*£ strengthen'your chest §mt ivcct**. and lungs. Breatheable Tablets
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      405 9 FORTY POUNDS OF FAT WENT LIKE MAGIC Young Woman's Success in Reducing Seven months ago, this young woman received ft nasty shock. She discovered that her weight was 13 st. 8 lbs.—and she was only twenty-five! Her discovery cf a reducing treatment that worked like ma<jic is best told in
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      435 10 I ■—■EftI WE KNOW Y()l LIKE action s< > HERE IS ANOTHER GRAND DOUBLE FEATURE ACTION FILLED \r PROGRAMME ;jm ALHAMBRA i H 615 T0 NIGHT 915 k iSSL N THE TRAIL with a SQUARE SHOOTER WHO DRAWS FOR JUSTICE AND SHOOTS T0 KI LL! P H ALSO I MT/IM
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      242 10 PAVILPON < AN EXCEPT,(mi^ V I GOOD PICTURE! TO NIGHT 6-15 9-15 J Tribune. ThurwJav I Made By The Company <»_m*,.±_ Rtleast3 Through I That Gave you 'Dod .vorth' UNITED ARTISTS Samuel Go\dv^^^ presents with 0 EDNA FERBER'S EDWARD ARNOLP JOEL McCREA FRANCES FARMER Mady Christians Walter Brenrran Frank Shields
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    ATLANTIC GALES
    142 11 Vessels Encounter Heavy Seas British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 4. THE President of the Board of Trade Mr. Walter Runciman. who is return--21 g i fpom hls snort visi t to the United States on board th? Aquitania i* expected to arrive in London to-morrow. The liner has
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    MARKET LIST
    486 11 The Current Singapore Prices Singapore, Jan. 29. MEAT Beef, steak, kati 32 Beef, stew or curry 25 Fillet, steak, per lb. 50 Mutton, Australian, per lb. 35 Mutton, Indian per lb. Mutton, Malacca per lb. Pork, lean, kati 42 Pork, lean and fat (Ist quality) 34 POULTRY Capons
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    TRAFFIC IN GIRLS AND WOMEN
    125 11 Chinese Statement And S,S. Reply Reuter. Bandoeng, Feb. 4. A STRONG attack on the foreign concessions in China, with the implication that they tended to aid in the traffic in women, was made by the Chinese delegate at the League Conference on the traffic in
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    31 11 Mr. T. M. B. William of Bukit Mertajam Rubber Estate, Kedah will be ioining the staff of the Perak Rubber Plantations, Sung?i Krudda Estate, Sungei Siput, Perak, as from March 1.
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    FEDERAL COUNCIL CRITICS
    949 12 )fy T E have on various occasions commented on the tact that, whereas the members of tht Legislative Council, with one or two notable exceptions, have little to say, the unorticials of the Federal Council are keen and vigorous critics. The speeches made on the rare occasions
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Dr. Stephen S. Wise
    191 12 NOTES COMMENTS Dr. Stephen S. Wise JHE editor of the Malaya Tribune has received a letter from Dr. Stephen S. Wise, president of the Zionist Organisation of America, which contains the 10l lowing:— "May I claim the privilege of writing a line in order, as president of the Zionist organisation
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    Toscanini In Tel-Aviv
    215 12 EQUALLY appreciated is this very kinu letter from Dr. Wise, whose name is known throughout the world on accoum of his great work for Zionism. The article to which he refers deah with the film "The Land of Promise,'' and said: "It tells the story of the
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    The Tests
    305 12 "T-HE fourth Test match has ended m a win for Australia, but the greater share of the credit must go to Brac.-r.a 7;ncse glorious innings of 212, mi be the greatest of his great career been mainly instrumental in Austra oemg able to force the issue ot Ashes
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    Can Bradman Do It?
    175 12 »T any rate, though we qrmpethi with Allen for not having bet. to win the Ashes from the fourth Test we must congratulate Bradman and the Australian team on their mag:::::..... display. There was a previous occasion when Englr«nd won the Ashes as a result ol
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    Topics Of The Day
    335 12  -  By Looker On HOLLYWOOD is sufTcrmg from an epidemic of colds. The influenza but, of course, parses all screen tests. > m The public is being encouraged to s*jmmon bad car drivers. But so far no encouragement of car drivers to sum rr.on bad pedestrians. A
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    SERIOUS HITCH IN AMERICAN NAVAL PROGRAMME LABOUR CHARTER REJECTED
    178 13 EMPLOYERS V. GOVERNMENT BUILDING OF NEW BATTLESHIPS HELD UP Reuter. 4 GENERAL hold-up of the United States naval bulding 1 and reconstruction programme has occurred as a result of the attitude of the steel and copper group of employers to the
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    STEEL BOOM
    172 13 Washington. Feb. 4. The dispute between the United States Government and industrialists has been revealed as threatening to hold up the current naval building programme. Manufacturers of steel and copper are alleged to be withholding the necessary supplies from the Navy as a protest against the Walsh-Healey law
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    UNION LEADER ADAMANT
    87 13 Reuter. Unless the amount is soon obtained the building of the two new 35,000-ton battleships cannot begin. In the meantime a complete lay-off is threatened, at Portsmouth <N.H.» dockyard, where submarines are being built, whilst the Washington (D.c!> dockyard supplies are running low. The Navy Department has
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    SUGAR INDUSTRY
    87 13 International Parley In London British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 4. in international conference on the production of and commerce in suis |p open in London on April !i. are attending fiom Germany South Africa. Australia, Belgium United Kingdom. Canada. Chiha, Cuba United States, France. Hungary, India*, Italy, Japan
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    NEW COINAGE
    101 13 King Receives Officials Of The Mint British Official Wireless. London. F:b. 4. Ambassadors and Ministers accredited to the Court of Saint James attended at Buckingham Palace this morning to present their new letters of credence to the King. The King for the first time on state occasion wors
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    A Tribune picture of this morning's public meeting in the Singapore Memorial Hall, when Gen. Evangeline Booth gave an address on the work o t the Salvation Army of which she is the leader. Among those on the platform and seen in the picture are Major Gen. Dobbie (who presided), the General Officer Commanding Troops, Hon. Mr. A. S. Small (Colonial Secretary), Mts. Small. Mr. J. A. Hunter i Under-Secretary i, Mr. W. A. L. Schaub, the Bishop of Singapore and Ills. Roberts, Brigadier Lord <Divisional Commander, Salvation Armyt. Bishop Lee, and Commissioner A R. Blowers (International Secretary of the Salvation Armyi .
    102 13 A Tribune picture of this morning's public meeting in the Singapore Memorial Hall, when Gen. Evangeline Booth gave an address on the work o t the Salvation Army of which she is the leader. Among those on the platform and seen in the picture are Major Gen. Dobbie (who presided),
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    ARMIES REINFORCE DYKES
    232 13 FLOOD PERILS Fear Of More Rain In Illinois Reuter. British Official Wireless. IT is now hoped that Cairo, Illinois. 1 will escape inundation. The flood crest of the Ohio has reached the City, but the unappreciable swelling of the river, which remains at a height of 59'ji
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    REGENCY BILL SENT TO LORDS
    103 13 Third Reading Passed In Commons Reuter. London, Feb. 4. Kegency Bill passed its third reading without a division in the Commons to-nij?ht.— British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 5. The House of Commons passed the third reading of the Regency Bill with amendments proposed by the
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    MR. ELIHU ROOT
    24 13 Reuter. K9m T c:k, IWs. -1. Senator Elihu Root, the veteran politician, is seriously ill and doctors are constantly in attendance.—Reuter.
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    CONFUSION REIGNS AT SIAN
    213 13 RED RAPINE Chang's Generals Murdered Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai. Feb. 5. CEVFRAL other officers of the 'W North-east forces (belonging to Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang) were killed besides General Wang Vi Chic during the coup d'etat at Sian. General Pao Wen Yu and a number
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    BY-ELECTION IN ST. PANCRAS
    103 13 Conservatives Just Hold The Seat Reuter. ?N the by-election at St. Fancras North, a London borough, the Conservative majority has been reduced from 3,601 to 268. The by-election was caused by I the resignation of the blind M.P., Sir j Ian Fraser, cn his appointment to
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    DROUGHT HORRORS
    51 13 Five Thousand People Flee From Them Reuter. Rio De Janeiro. Feb r &gt; ciV— thousand Eiarvls** people Scemf fvi-r* '•crrcr-; d! j lroushl in tfco '•"tsrio* hi' irr 4 id the T-.aU town Itaj&gt;ipoca t& State of Ceara, the Governor cf which has also arrived to organise relief.—
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    MATTSON CHILD MURDER
    61 13 Suspect Found Dead In His Cell Reuter. Auburn (Washington), Feb. 4. JOHN F. Anderson, the forty-year-old man recently arretted and held tor questioning in connection with the Mattson kidnappng. in wh ch the 11--year-old son of Dr. Mattson was brutally murdered, has been found s* rangier! to
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    CORONATION PLANS
    32 13 British Official Wireless. London, Keb. T? is announced in connection with the Cere nation celebrations that the K n&lt;- and Que&lt; wit] visit Belfast on Wednesday July 28—British Official Wireless.
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    Ninety Planes Demonstrate At S'pore BIGGEST FLIGHT OVER CITY
    125 13 REVIEW ORDER Emphasis Of Air Strength THE biggest demonstration of British air strength ever "ret given »n Sinjraoor* took place *bis mornFiur. when th* aircraft, s'ation- at Seletar and those of the squidrons which are visitine for the "f»n»" of *he
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    NEW TELEVISION STANDARDS
    126 13 Technical Changes In U.K. British Official Wireless. London. Feb. 4. AS a result .of the experience gained oi television transmissions the Televi don Advisory Committee have recommended a single set ot technical standards should be adopted for public transmissions from the London station. This recommendation has be
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    REST FOR MR. EDEN
    50 13 British Official Wireless. London, fob. 4 The Foreign Secretary is leaving Lon-. tio.n on Satu day morning for a fortnight's holiday in South France During Mr. Anthony Eden's absence the Lord Privy Seal, Lord Halifax. 11] be In charge at tho Foreign Office British Official Wireless.
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    Officer Found Shot Dead After Local Manoeuvres IN CABIN OF DEPOT SHIP
    431 14 DUE FOR IMMEDIATE LEAVE GREAT SHOCK FOR SUBMARINE PERSONNEL WITH a gunshot wound in his head and a revolver lying beside him, Lieutenant Arthur Claude Bcrlyn, an officer in the submarine Rainbow, one of those which took part
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    RUMOURED KILLING OF MINISTER
    199 14 In Manchukuo STRICT CENSORSHIP ESTABLISHED Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Feb. 5. MESSAGE from Harbin yesterday repeated the previous rumour that General Chang Ching Hui, the War Minister of the Manchukuo, has been assassinated in Mukden. It is believed that a strict censorship has been instituted
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    EARLIER MESSAGES
    275 14 Telephone And Telegraph Wires Cut Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Feb. 4. The new situation created in Sian by radical rebels is still not clear. Telegraph and telephone communications have been cut off by the radical insurgents who demand rejection of the Central Government's terms and a declaration
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    MR. WANG CHING WEI
    124 14 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Feb. 4. Mr Pr WanSVhin Ut w nn made a cal "&gt; Mr wang Ching Wei at the latter's IfntTZ yestei da y afternoon and preH idoihl? a r? hon &lt;W Doctorate Jit Pol? University .-Sin Chew rm, Shanghai, Feb. 4.
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    NAVAL BUILDING PROGRESS
    124 14 Acitivity In Yards NORTH EAST COAST BUSY AGAIN British Official Wireless. tonnage of vessels under construction for the Admiralty in private yards in Scotland amounts to 65,562. The vessels include three cruisers, fourteen destroyers and two submarines. London, Feb. 4. The yards in the north-west of England,
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    MILITARY FUNERAL AT MALACCA
    413 14 Sgt.-Major Cusack VOLUNTEERS HONOUR DEAD LEADER (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Thursday. WITH full military honours the funeral of Sergeant Major T. A Cusack, M.8.E., who met his death under tragic circumstances, took place yesterday. Two officers of the Malay Co. proceeded with the cortege from
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    20 14 Haji Adam N. Mohamed Ibrahim proprietor of Naina Mohamed and Sons, has returned to Singapore after a trip to Java.
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    BOMBING OF THE ROYAL OAK
    206 14 Inquiry Promised ADMIRAL'S VISIT TO SPAIN British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 4. r£HE Valencia Government has expressed concern in reply to the protest lodged with the Spanish Minister of State regarding the incident in which the British battleship Royal Oak was involved in Tuesday, when
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    ADVENTISTS' RALLY
    128 14 Lecture By Pastor A. W. Cormack THE Bi nnial Session of Seventh-day Ad--1 ventists begins to-day at the Seminary Auditorium, Upper S:rangoon Road, at 7.30 p.m. Pastor A. W. Cormack, the World Secretary for S.D.A. work will open the Conference by an address. The Adventists have engaged the
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    70 14 An article reproduced from "One Hundred Years Ago", regarding the Singapore Chamber of Commerce, it was stated that of the firms which wer e members In 1862 only six remained. This should hava been seven, for the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India and Australia, mentioned in the
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    ALLEGED LOTTERY OFFENCE
    286 14 Judge Orders A New Trial Singaoore, Thursday. CONVICTED in the lower Court last year on a charge of assisting in carrying on a public lottery and sentenced to pay a fine of $250 or, in default, six w°eks' rigorous imprisonment, Mr. G. D. Gould successfully appealed against
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    161 14 Thrilling Double Feature Programme AT THE CINEMAS A THRILLING double-feature programme was presented last night at the Alhambra. Two Western cowboy pictures of grea f quality, "The Sunset of Pcv.er," and "Sante Fe Bound." The first nicture is a story of bandits and rustlers woven together with a
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    78 14 Half-Yearly Sale Of MagaMnes A sale of magazines and periodicals purchased for the Library between January to June of this year will be held at the Library on Monday at 5 p.m. Purchasers at this sale will receive back numbers of magazines and periodicals regularly as current numbers
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    AFRICAN CHIEFS
    59 14 British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 3. THE Colonial Secretary announced at Commons* question time that the Kabaka of Buganda and the Paramount ohief of Baroteeland, had been invited io the Coronation. The Kabaka had been advised on medical grounds not to undertake the journey, but it was much
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    THE VICTORIA
    36 14 Th? Lloyd Triestino liner Victoria is 2Ji c er from Sha nghai, Hongkong and Manila to-morrow (Saturday) at 7 am S£f 11 'l ail for Colombo and Europe the same day at 6 p.m.
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    CHILDREN'S CONCERT
    25 14 h Ji 16 children 's concert committee are rm w2 a concert at the Memorial Hall on Wednesday, Feb. 10, at 445 pm
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    38 14 The Rev. T. N. Koshy, B.A.B.D., of the Syrian Christian Church, will"arrive t rZni™ c WI conduct the Holy Communion service m Malayalam at the Armenian Church of St. Gregory HijJ Street, at 9 a.m. on Sunday V
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    28 14 The Rev. E. S. Lau, B.A. B.D., pastor of the Geylang Methodist. Eoisconai Church has left for Shanghai anS ?s due back in Singapore early in Anrn IS
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    7 14 At the general meeting of the Arabic
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    FUTURE SHORTAGE OF LABOUR
    433 14 PLANTERS MEEI Request For Big ger Quota DEFERENCE Uv "a**** 11 ture shortage ot nines- byZ was made at, the last mettini f S Planting Section of the cJA and a resolution to a k substantially to increase the irr"' gration quota was pas A meeting
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    INDIAN ELECTIONS
    29 14 Congress Majority Jn The Provinces Reuter. Bombay. Feb 1. THE first results of the India Provincial skew add Congress majority in the Ori&gt;sa and Bihar Legislatures.- Reuter.
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    Stirring Address By Gen. Booth
    879 15 PUBLIC MEETING AT MEMORIAL HALL LEADER TELLS OF GREAT SALVATION WORK Singapore, Friday. QENERAL Evangeline Booth, leader of the Salvation Army, the rid-wide organisation that iing Christ to the peoples" In i' 90 countries and talking 83 lages, held a very large audiencj rapt attention
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    A NEW RELIGION
    569 15 Sa'vaticn Army Brought Christ Down To Earth "The first reason is that, underlying, there is a deep-rooted imperishable conviction carried in the breasts of all our followers that Christ is for the world, and the world is for Christ, born of the passion of the Cross. "My father felt that
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    PASSION OF MOVEMENT
    754 15 No Man Too Hopeless To Be Saved The passion of Movement was for Man. One of the world's greatest legal minds stood before her a short time ago, and said that he did not believe that Man could be found who was too totally and absolutely destroyed but the Salvation
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    ASHES TO BE DECIDED ON THE FIFTH TEST AUSTRALIA WINS THE FOURTH
    670 16 ENGLISH BATTING FAILURES FLEETWOOD SMITH TAKES 6 WICKETS FOR 110 RUNS AUSTRALIA won the fourth Test at Adelaide yesterday by 148 runs, dismissing England in their second innings for 243 runs. Thus Australia have forced the issue of
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    "DON'T BE TOO COCKY" SAYS ALLEN
    104 16 Reuter. Adelaide, Feb. 4. FOLLOWING the end of the Test match to-day there was the usual mad scramble for souvenir stumps. This is what the respective captains said:— BRADMAN: "The result was in doubt right until to-day. I hope yon have enjoyed the match
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    FINAL SCORES
    470 16 Australia— Ist Innings Fingleton run out 10 Brown c Allen b Karnes 42 Rigg c Ames b Fames 30 Bradman b Allen 26 McCabe c Allen b Robins 83 Gregory l.b.w. b Hammond 23 Oldfield run out 5 Chipperfield, not out 57 O'Reilly, c Leyland b Allen 7
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    WEI-HAI-WEI CUP
    163 16 Singapore Golf Club v. Keppel Golf Club THE following are the teams for the first round of the Wei-Hai-Wei Cv? comcetition to be played over the course of the Keppel Golf Club on Sunday morning, S.G.C players mentioned first. 8.30 a m. M. M. Paterson (Scr.) v. H\
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    SWIMMING RECORD
    48 16 Reuter. Amsterdam, Feb 3 The Dutch Olympic lady swimmer, Nida FenefT broke tho world's record for the 200 m'-tres back-stroke when she covered the distance in 2 minutes 44-61 lOths econds. The previous record of 2 minutes 48T loths seconds wa/ held by Holm Jarrett iceutci
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    HEDLEY VERITY, the English bowler, who bowled brilliantly in Australia's second Innings, although he failed to take any wickets. His figures were >37 overs. 17 maidens, 54 runs, no wicket
    30 16 HEDLEY VERITY, the English bowler, who bowled brilliantly in Australia's second Innings, although he failed to take any wickets. His figures were &gt;37 overs. 17 maidens, 54 runs, no wicket
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    128 16 Y.W.C.A. Beat European Team Singapore, Friday. PLAYING in their final encounter of the season yesterday the Y.W.C.A. defeated the European Ladies by three goals tc two in a hockey match replete with thrills Miss MeSheehy played an excellent game for the Europeans and scored both goals. Miss P.
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    BOXING POSTPONED
    50 16 Boon Mah Slightly Indisposed Singapore Thursday. AWING to Boon Mah being slightly ln- disposed the fights arranged for tomorrow i Friday I night have been post poned to Tuesday Feb 9 The Siamese developed slight fever yesterday afternoon and decided to ask for a pcstponement on medical advice
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    SUPERSTITIOUS CRICKETERS
    397 16 Fleetwood Smith An Old Singlet NO cricketer likes to meet a crov-eyed Dcrson. The story is told of Charlie when he was playing in a 1e Sydney. He had made a "duck" L the firs innings and his comrades lot iced o n a very dismal face on
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    TWO LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
    233 17 Next Month AT S.C.C. AND Y.M.C.A. Singapore, Friday. rrllK S.C.C. Lawn Tennis Tourna- meat will "bejrin on Monday. a 15. There are four events, an iv, championship singles, chamuioi -li'P doubles, Godown doubles j a; &lt;licap and veterans' doubles handicap. The entrance fee is $2 per
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    SERVICES BOXING
    95 17 13 Bouts In Army-Navy Contest THERE will be 13 bouts in the Navy •/"&gt;. Army boxing contest to be held at the New World to-morrow The 13 bouts are made up as follows:— Fly-weight Bantam-weight 2 Feather-weight Light-weight, Welter-weight 2 Middle-weight Light-heavy weight 1 Feavy-weight 1 The Grand
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    Johnny Gabuca Outpoints Wee Chan
    116 17 tprovi Our Ottn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tliur dav. A'l th: Ipoh Jubilee Park this evening Johnny Gabuco (0 st. 7 *ta.» b:ai W'te Chr.n '0 st. 4 !d v cn points in a hi re' fi",ht. Johnny was decidcdlv he better ocxci and won mo
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    MALACCA HOCKEY
    113 17 K u rope an s Defeat The Rest Malacca, Friday. U/ITH last minuate change; in their team the Rest went down to the Europeans to the tun° of three goals to il at hockey yesterday. Forbes and Yates played a magnificent panic of nibination ior the Europeans, while
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    118 17 S.C p C v. ACS. on Saturday at SCR.c.:— Gan Kee Tian. Kam Gim Kee Choc, Low Keo Pow. Tan T 1: Neo Geo Lee. R. B. Tan, Choon Sim. Teo Mong Joo, Lee hen; Scan Keng Slew. Reserves: V Ngiap, ong Swee Keng. Ong S.C R c
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    An incident in the hockey match in which the Police beat the S.C.C. by one goal to nil. Smith tin play; and Oehlers, both of Police, are the central figures. I Tribune >.
    32 17 An incident in the hockey match in which the Police beat the S.C.C. by one goal to nil. Smith tin play; and Oehlers, both of Police, are the central figures. I Tribune &gt;.
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    FULL HANDICAPS FOR TO-MORROW
    358 17 LAST DAY OF PERAK ■Hdl RACES THE following is the full list of handicaps for to-morrow*s races in Ipoh:— Horsey Class 3—One Mile and Fifty Yards Dare Devil 9.4 Last Crusader 9.0 Abbot's Temptation 8.6 Russian Gown 8.3 Rex 8.1 Fifty Three 7.13 The Cretan Girl
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    GOLF IN SIAM
    65 17 Amateur Open Contest Begins (From Our Oivji Correspondent) i Bangkok, Feb. 1. OF the thiec American graduates on a world golf tour, who entered the Eiam Amateur Open Championship which began yesterday, two passed out xn ihe first round. The third was eliminated in the s?c ond
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    CHILDREN'S PARTY
    124 17 New Year Function At Ch'nese Swimming dull The Chinese Swimming Club, Singapore, ate organising a Children's Party for the Chinese New Year, to be held on Saturday. Feb. 13. It will be primarily for the entertainment ot the children of memoers and their friends. There will be concerts,
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    82 17 League And Cup Games Reuter. London. Fob. 4. THE following are the results of football matches played to-dav in the English and Scottish Cup. FIRST DIVISION Stoke 10 West Bromwich 3 F A. CUP REPLAYS Sheffield United l Wolverhampton 2 Norwich 1 Bolton 2 &lt;after extra time).
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    Full League Programme For To-Morrow
    253 17 rE following are matches to be played to-morrow in the English and Scottish Leagues:— FIRST DIVISION Arsenal v. Manchester Utd. Birmingham v. Liverpool. Bolton v. Wolves. Brentford v. Derby. Everton v. Sunderland Leeds v. Huddersfield Manchester City v. Stoke Middlesbro v. Grimsby Portsmouth v. Chelsea
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      155 17 Children's Colds. How to Avoid Complications. Simole colds, it neglected, quickly lead co serious troubles. Wise mothers watch their children carefully for the first signs of a cold, and prompt measures for relief gunerally avert any serious developments. A safe and effective remedy which mothers should have always at hand
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    Coming Attractions At Singapore Cinemas Jungle Thrills Dominate New Tarzan Story
    455 18 WO I 111 It HI ititoi &lt;;iis* FANTASY AT CAPITOL fHE best known character of modern fictijn. cartoon and screen the most popular adventure hero in all history the idol of untold millions of kiddies of every race, colour
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    486 18 "CHAMPAGNE WALTZ 9" Big Musical Show jy|ORE than 400 dress extras. one of the largest groups used in any Hollywood musical this season, was assembled at Paramount Studio for the Waltz Palace sequence »of the newFred MacMurray-Gladys Swarthout musical. "Champagne Waltz," coming to the Capitol Theatre on Feb. 17. The
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    A tense scene in the "Last of the Mohicans" which is coming to the Alhambra on Feb. 10.
    4 18 Fantastic Show At Alhambra
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    253 18 VIVID ADVENTURE IN "FLASH GORDON" pOUB years ago, Buster Crabbe, already a world-famous swimming champion, was trying to decide whether to be an acrobat, a wrestler, a strong man in a circus, or a lawyer. But fortunately the movies got him. The popular star, whose latest role is in Universal's
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    A RALPH LYNN COMEDY
    387 18 "All In" At The Pavilion JN order to get the right atmosphere for the wrestling scenes in "All In." the new Gainsborough comedy starring Ralph Lynn, the company approached Rob Gregory, manager of Lane's London Club, and appointed him technical advisor to the wrestling sequences. fi*"* thing he did was
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      257 18 the limit of your energy? If you feel like nothing at all, if you suffer from irritability, heart troubles, fatigue and lowered resisting power, you ought not to wait All these complaints are danger signals, for they are symptoms of a serious weakness caused by a lack of minerals. Take
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    18 19 Mr. Lazarus Rayman, M.C.S., Financial Adviser, F.M.S., and Mrs. Rayman, returned from leave by the Carthage last week_
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    21 19 Dr. V. W. W. Purcell M.C.S., until recently First Magistrate, Ipoh has b?en appointed Drpu'y President of the Penang Municipal Commission.
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      168 19 ROTHMANS PATENT s;r EVERTITE' TIN Dealers. Apart from the superb quality of KINGS GATK, which are specially blended for tht tropics from a selection of finest vintage crop Virginia tobaccos, the unique features of the patent 'Evertite' tin are of interest. It is the result of costly experiment. The vacuumising.
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      1727 19 Malay an Listeners 9 Radio I SrSBSFh^Si. wmmmm mt mmmmmm mmm mmmmm ~+'-*il* Quartet in A minor, Op. 41, No. 1: AnBKlTlSfi EMPfRR tin F (Scarlatti) Q nnQfQ l dan,e cspressivo- Allegro; Scherzo, Presrif/wTwTi On 22 Aiipcw» o'cco a minor aether. The Shepherds. The Christmas to: Adagio; Presto. PROGRAMMES S
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      671 20 DOUBLED UP WITH STOMACH PAIN! Now a "New Man" Do you endure agonies from stomach trouble? Do you dread to eat even the simplest meals and long for relief from your pain? Then here Is good news for you. For sure relief is at hand as this letter proves. It
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      64 20 Perfumery Toilet Preparations j f FORGET-ME-NOT LOTION PERFI ME I^^^&gt;&gt;^ A woman's crowning glory—is her hair. Why is Jill so popular w in the office?—not because.she is efficient at her work but— ygtofl*\ffi?&gt; .J ,•/.&gt; because .she always has that well groomed appearance that the days, hair always looks tidy^
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      1370 20 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio £g gss*^ TO-MORROW 11.10 p.m. Close down. N'tionai (Continued from page 19) 3 30-6.30 p.m. Chinese Programme. them. nai r *nU.SA. SHORTWAVE PROGRAMMES i£S&2S?3 {todES,* ol 1 WilheS W Stock Quotations and Announce- Germ) monu News Bunnln NIKUM STATION The following are the principal Ame- }?-50
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    1403 21 Conditions To-Day CONTRAST between OLD AND NEW Cairo a)NKAD first saw the East from an open boat, and in one of the j£st pages of "Youth" describes the colour of the crowd, the leaves, motionless and as heavy as metal, tfrp impassive heaven. Your first
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    630 21 Lying Public Clocks MOST OF THEM ARE SLOW London. t ■yERY few Londoners are punctual. They cannot be. Clock-watching is ingrained in them. Time stares them in the face from every public building, every church tower, almost every shop-front. And anyone who watches London's clocks
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    223 21 Physical Training For All Under 18 Paris. 11 "KEEP fit" movement, similar to that now on foot in Great Britain, Is almost "overwhelming" France. The great wave of enthusiasm for outdoor sports now sweeping the country is so strong that it is a little difficult to
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    247 21 British General's Offer To Enemy Wounded Cape Town. THE "humanity" of warfare in earlier days—contrasting strangely with the way it is waged to-day—is illustrated In 9 faded letter which has jusc been discovered. It was written by the late General Pomeroy Colley, commander of the British
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    164 22 Effigies Of King And Queen London. rpHE revised arrangements for the sup- ply of officially approved Coronation medals has been sent to local authorities by the Minister of Health, Sir Kingsley Wood. The Royal Mint is to produce an official medal which will show the King's effigy
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    162 22 On Dry Land After Five Months At Sea Alexandria. The "man without a country," Abdel Kachman Fadl, has at last set foot on diy land after spending nearly five months on board the S.S. lonia, tra 'eiling between Alexandria and the Piraeus. :he port of Athens. He
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    1240 22 INTRODUCTION OF PLANT IN INDIA rjpHE great sub-continent of India, presenting a kaleidoscopic aspect with varying climates and regions in its different parts, has lured prospectors especially during the last hundred years into explor ing the length and breadth of tho country and investigating the suitability
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    540 22 Duke Of Kent BLWS READ in PHRENOLOGIST J£ARLY yesterdaj telephone rang circus office of the Lond p nr \J gical Institution: want foJ an appointment for myself—i J Mrs. Allen—and a friend have our heads read this said a woman s voice At five yestenh. r J
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      315 22 Doctor's Amazing Discovery Brings Back Youth To Faded Wrinkled Skins 4A. Vienna medical journal announces sole rights to the Professor's discovery the latest triumph of science which will have been acquired at enormous expense startle the world. Not only has the cause by Tokalon His extract of living skin of
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    831 23 \dministration Problem I.ii E AMONG BRITISH FORCES Bannu. IKK among the British forces at ,resent in the Khaisora Valley the X.W. Frontier of India, where are following the ancient Roman -je»' of building a road as they ee, is described by an official eve-witness. Kx racts
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    153 23 Dutch Brothers Looking For Work Rangoon. TWO young Dutch brothers, G. Entrob and N. Entrob, aged 23 and 18 respectively, have arrived here on a journey that involves paddling a canoe 13,00 j rule?. Unable to find employment in Holland, adventurer* left Haarlem on Apr. id,
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    149 23 Recording Of "Brain Waves" *.v t lowe City, lowa. r photography, fingerprinting and footprinting. has now been added brainprinting" as the latest means of dentifying individuals. Two scientists at the University of lowa. Mr. Lee Edward Travis and Mr. Abtaham Gottlober have conducted experiments showing that "brain waves"
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    124 23 Forester's Strange Bargain Berlin. FORESTER drinking his beer at the village inn at Michaelneukirchcn, near Ratisbon, Bavaria, offered his Dachahound for sale. When asked the price, he suggested that a pfennig (about Ud.' should be paid for the first toe and the price doubled for every
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    124 23 Reflect Returning Prosperity In America Washington. One person in the United States in 1932 had an incom of more than 4 000--000 dollars (£800.000» and 40 others had more than 1.000 000 dollars (£200.000». the Treasury has revealed. In a preliminary r port on 1935 income tax returns
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    984 23 Travel Memories CONDITIONS THERE 20 YEARS AGO London. JHE Heart of Asia and the Roof of the World" was the title oi a lecture, illustrated with slides in colour, given "to young people" by Sir Percy Sykes under the auspice? of the Royal Central Asian Society,
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