Malaya Tribune, 18 January 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. -No. 11. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1938 FIVE CEM^ The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Tuesday, Jan. 18, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      155 1 WITH YOUitff J BRE I jioknimS Titiiii:xjP NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED! 5 THI MODEL THAT EVERYBODY LIKES IS j I IIE S I j j SMAIJ EST DEPOSIT! I L J EASIEST MONTHLY j V PAYMENT. THE MACK TNT? THAT HAS A REPUTATION OF BExNG THE SMARTEST I J FINEST PTNIBH
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      64 1 Take your choice of th^ W' choose the Visofil CBig-fill') Swan or the Leverless('Quick-fill') Swan, you can be sure of having one of the most modern and reliable pens in the world. j Tbe VISOFIL LEVERLESS Swan Pen Of til Stationary and Jawallera. Mada In Enfland by Mabia. Todd Co
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      163 1 ft SUNDAY^ 1 if f TIUBFXE f ftmp Dominant H m^WWHISKY i*V^P^^^V THE SP,R,T OF p R'ENDSHIP Sole Agents:—SlME, DARBY Co., Ltd., Singapore-Johore-Malacca and Negri Sembilan, -WP S. 3 TARZAN SERIES. They are always exciting and entertaining! TARZAN TRIUMPHANT $2.00 TARZAN THE UNTAMED 2.00 TARZAN AND THE JEWELS OF OP
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES SHIPBUILDING IN HOLLAND
    869 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES SHIPBUILDING IN HOLLAND Prospects For Increased Production IN the sixteenth publication of the Netherlands Economic Institute the shipbuilding industry in the Netherlands is reviewed by Ir. J. W. Bonebakker and general considerations governing its development are discussed. Dealing with the years before the war (1905 to 1914,
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      404 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated In England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore 1933. SOMALI 6,800 Jan. 18 COMORIN 15,000 Jan. ?S KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 Feb. 11 BANGALORE 6,000 Feb. 12 NALDERA 16,000 Feb. 25 RANPURA 17,000 Mar. 11 BHUTAN 6.100 Mar. 12 BEHAR 6,000 Mar. 21
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      594 2 M. B. K. i I KOKUSAI LINE j I (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated in Japan). j J For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). Due. Due. Sailing Due. I Penang Spore Spore via. New York i m|s KONGO MARU Feb. 3 Feb. 5 Keelung Mar. 1H jm s
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      502 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENBAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng FIONIA 25-1 25-1 26-1 27-1 LALANDIA 15-2 15-2 16-2 17-2 JUTLANDIA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3 MEONIA
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      464 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. NORDDEUTSCHKR «V XLt* LLOYD NORD (Incorporated in LLOYD Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHAN'G U I NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. s.s. "WIEGAND" for Bangkok only F*-b 3 s.s. "GNEISENAU" omits North China Feb a HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BREMEN.
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    A QUEEN REMEMBERS
    198 3  -  Gift To Disabled Ex-Soldier •By Air Mail) London, Jan. 8. DED RIDDEN .for the past six years, w Mr. C. Baggs, of Bishopstoke, who served in the Great War with the Hampshire Regiment, is one of the proudest men in the world. To Mount Sanatorium for tubercular
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    THE GREAT QUESTION OF 1938
    1279 3 POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES IF the most significant riddle of 1 1938 is whether the United States will use its colossal world power progressively in safeguarding world peace, the year has begun propitiously. For the State Department is embarking upon a more active participation
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    PARIS FEAR FOR EGYPT
    253 3  -  Press Accuses Italy Of Intriguing (By Air Mail. London, Jan. 8. CONSIDEABLE anxiety over the future ol Egypt continues to be voiced in the Paris Pre.s.s, which fears that not only British but also French influence may be threatened by the present course of events. Pertinax,
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    46 3 The Hon Mr B. J. R. Barton, the manager of Johore Rubber Lands. Ltd., P'entong, Johore Bahru, sailed fo« Home on long leave by the "Rawaibindi" on Jan. 14. Mr. Morris, who has arrived in Johore from Kedah. w'.U act for Mr. Barton until he returns.
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      587 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS ars now invited for the rollowii g materials or service. For nnrtlculars see Municipal Tender Room •ution of earthworks for proposed bus park at Changi Road. 'Deposit $25).. 12 noon, Jan. 20, 1938. of about 300 empty 4-gallon kerosene tins lying at
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      506 3 PUBLIC NOTICES THE AVER MOLEK RUBBER CO., LTD. 'Incorporated in the S.S.) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at the twenty-eighth Annual Ordinary General Meeting to be held on Saturday, January 29, 1938, the Directors will recommend that a final dividend of 7 e >_ 'making 12T for the ?/ear ended
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      653 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED— A lady teacher for Primary English. Apply: Headmaster, English School, Mersing. WANTED—Several smart young girls. Expert swimmers and fancy divers. Monthly salary. Reply Post Office Box 268, Singapore. WANTED—S girls to carry cut canvassing scheme In Singapore on behalf of well known European medical products. Applicants must
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    413 4 LONDON C OMMODITIES London. Jan. 17. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Time Quiet Qpiet Steady Spot Buyers 7 110 TOT 6 Sellers 7V 4 j£ W 3rd Forward (July-Sept.) Buyers 7116 /a Sellers 731 (i «> i o 2nd Forward'(Apr.] June) Buyers 7 3|16 7 1 Sellers 75
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    NEW SIAMESE COMPANY
    84 4 With Capital Of Three Million Ticals The promoters of the Thai Nua Banich Co., L:d., 'Northern Siamese Trading Co., Ltd. I have registered, at the Department of Commercial Registration, Siam. Their business is to work tin mines and exxploit timber forests. The capital is three million ticals
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    RAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD
    886 4 Latest Production Figures THE report of the Raub Australian Gokl Mining Co.. Ltd. is as follows: MINING—DEVELOPMENT ti 3 3 5 q S ~i r M c 2 33 w > c.£ 2 v O h-n Bukit Koman 429 239 137 80." Derrick 188 119 49 35G
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    105 4 Paris 147 13 16 New York 4.99V 2 Montreal 4.99 3 s Brussels 29.55 Geneva 21.63 1 Amsterdam 8.97'i Milan 94 7 Perlin 12.40 Prague 142 3 h Belgrade 216 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.40 Oslo 19.90 Madrid nominal I Vienna 26 V 2 Lisbon 110 3 16 London,
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    INDIAN ECONOMICS
    552 4 Tribute To (land!»ij: v Scheme Vizagapat; m. A. S. Panchapakesa A.,..:- i.C"-., District Judge, \fizagi.pa j. ,j -king on "I .u.an Economic Swadeshi exhibition Pandal, v. a! Mr T. Viswanatham, M.A., BL F.alimentary Secretary, in the eh; coa:mended Gandhiji s Wardha S(: i. his efforts tor revivifying nai
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      512 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. II FA I) OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary I General Manager 3513 Accountant '9*° Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS? NEW Y RK BANKER 3: Midland Bank. Ltd.
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      38 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 10D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. W. E. ACRAMAN, Acting General Manager. Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya
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      158 4 SAFE DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, protected by a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed I box. These are obtainable at a rental of $5 p.a. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from P 8c O
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    825 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Jan. 15, 1 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. V pal Tin 4|4% 4 10V 2 :n Kumbang 32 34'-cd tral Mala? 50 55jq Hitam 25- 26- Weng 0.75 0.80 E.. rin Tin 239 24 6 tv Selangor 154 1.59
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    R.A.F.'S FAST BOMBERS
    280 5  -  Speeding-Up Of Supplies < By Air Mail London, Jan. SUPPLIES to the R.A.F. of fast monoplanes of the latest typss were tiieatly accelerated in the last quarter ci 1937. No official figures are available, but it can be estimated that btween a fifth and a quarter of
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    454 5  -  Daily Report By S.E. Levy Co. Singapore, Tuesday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New York, report to us by cable as follows STOCKS In regard to the business outlook
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    175 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Jan. 15, 1 p.m. Total for rnmnanv Dividend Books Close financial company Ex Djv year Payable Date to date TIN• To As'am Kumbang 1 No. 61 Jan. 21 Jan 28 Jan. 22 Vk% 6d Bonus. mmtmt Inch Tin Is- int. Jan 5 Jan
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    241 5 1 M ivnard Co. Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. r. 31. Sept. 30 ,«...102 104 norn IHO7 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 108 110 norn red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept.
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    148 5  -  Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore Jan. 18 MINING. Tin three months £188.10 up 55- in London, Spot £183.5.0 up 50--and New York 42% cts. up i/ B et. There i? very little change in the price of Sterling tin shares as reported by cables to hand
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    TIN
    17 5 Singapore, Jan. 18. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $91% (down $1%).
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    RUBBER
    20 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 23% (up V?;); Sellers 28% (up v h).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    332 5 Singapore, Tuesday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 4 6 4 10' 2 Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 3 Bangrins 23 9 24 6 Batu Selangor 1.47 1.52 Chanderiangs 20 6 22 Hitam Tin 0.40 0.45 Hongkong Tin 25 3 26 3 Hong Fatts 1 06 1.10
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    RUBBER REPORT
    233 5 Messrs. Lewis and Peat, Ltd., in their weekiy rubber market report from London, dated Jan. 4, state: The market has been very quiet over The holidays and a minimum of business has been done. Pi ices are materially lower again, chiefly owing to the pessimistic outlook in the
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    SELLING
    104 5 Singapore, Jan. 18. London T.T. 2 4 132 London demand 2 4 1,32 London 4 months' sight 2 4 IjHi Lyons demand 1730 Switzerland demand 251 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 58 3 A Mc/'.treal demana 58 5; 16 Eatavia demand 104% Samarang demand 104 y 2 Calcutta,
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    BUYING
    86 5 London T.T. 2 4 7 3': London demand 2 4 1 < London 30 days' sight 2 4 932 London 60 days' sight 2 4 5 li" London 3 months' sight 2 4 513 London 4 months" sight 2*4 11 32 New York demand 58?, New York 90 ds
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    MILITARY EDUCATION FOR INDIANS
    590 5 Baroda Conference Resolutions Baroda. THE need for nationalising physical education and introducing at an early date a system of military training as was done in most of the advanced countries of the world was urged by Shrimant Balasaheb, the Chief of Aundh, presiding at the Bth
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      171 5 I S. E LEVY CO. j Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. j Investmer* Bankers avf Brokers in Securitiet and Commodities. I Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service, j Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE.
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    WHAT'S ON
    120 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO DAY. JAN. 18 Ru-'iy: S.C.C. Gcvcn-a-Cidc Tournrr. S.CC. St. Andrew.; v. inmskilhnp Tanglin. Hockey: Earcp;,ans v. The Rest, S.CC Police Band Pcnoruuncc, Telok Ayer. pin. 7C-MCRTiOW, JAN. 19 Rotary Club Tiffin, Adalphj Hotel. 1 p.m Mr. L. CrXoSon win speak on *Ga.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    137 6 ALHAMBRA. Time Out For Romance" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPI lOL "The Go Getter" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION.--Grace Moore and Franchot lone in "The King Steps Out" 615 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH—"Wahri Dunia" Hindus'.mi pic-ture» 6.15 and j.15 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL.- -"Krishna Arjuna" (Tamili 6 p.m. and 9
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    129 6 Singapore, Jan. 18 Ships alongside the Wharves or expeetta to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Prosper 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) D'Artagnan 18; Yuensang 16; Patroclus 11; Teucer 9; Kedah 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Karapara 32; Pyrrhus 35;
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    123 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. vMedan. JaskS. -Amsterdam? and Lcndons: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Penang, Siam, Burma, India, Iran Palestine, Egypt. E. and S. Africa, Great Britain. Ireland. Europe, Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial closing 10 p.m. to-day.
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    168 6 Mails expected from Penang and Kualo lumpur by Air (Internal Service), time cf delivery of boxholders' letters only 7.3P p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. io-morrow. Mails expected from Australia. Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas I, time dt delivery cf boxholders' letters only 2.33
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    146 6 Kinta, British, 509 tons, from P. Dickson Jan. 17, where bound and date of departure unknown. Kajang, British, 1,284 tons, from Sandakan Jan. 17, to B. N. Borneo Jan. Talisse, Dutch. 4,930 tons, from Sourabaya Jan. 17, to P. Swettenham Jan. 18. Patris. Dutch, 1,181 tons, from Cheribon
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    LONDON AS AN IDEAL CITY
    539 6  -  A New Rebuilding Plan i By Air Mail London. Jan. 8. A PLAN for rebuilding London as the ideal citv has been prepared and will be made public next week. proDOses to transform London by 19C5, running great wedges of countrywide near to its ancient
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    OVER £800 FOR A STAMP
    500 6  -  Record Price For 1937 (By Air Mail London, June P.. '/HE year that has Just ended has been 1 an exciting one for the philatelist. It was made notable by the Empire's Coronation issues amounting to 2U1 s-tamps in all. Dealers budgeted originally ior 191,
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    FEDERATION OF
    402 6 Ideal Difficult To Realise Ca'cntta. THE idea of a federation of European States as a mean- of ensuring oeaCefu! progress was emphasised by Mr. H. J. Fleure. Professor of Geo*t the I7n of Mpncbestei, in the course of a popular lecture m t-ho subject, "Th? l idea of
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    PROGRESS IN THE AIR
    837 6  -  CHEAPER MAILS Atlantic Service Prospects (By Air Mail Lcatloii, Ju i. i\ TARLY this yon the L d. flat ~l le for 2 -cunc-r letters fur Empire cturitiit; served by the ah r< w 11 apply tc InUia, Burma, mJ Malay Staves. "1« the year jusl
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      215 6 MALAYAN PftEMIEQ HOTEL 10-NIGHT—COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 TO 8.30 PJVI. i DINNER DANCE (informal) r2olo m Jnight. Cabaiv -—i;u;.() 11 A—Character. Acrobatic Noelty Dancer. i •j NON-DINERb $1.00. J JAN. 82ND. GALA "VICTORIA THE GREAT" BALL j gANDSOMF HUZEfI FOR TIIE REST C OSTUMES REPRESENT- S IN<; QUEEN iONIA I RL\CE
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      138 6 CLUB DIARY —[There arc numerous Clubs In Singapore members of which are readers o mc "Malaya Tribune." This Diary provided specially for them. Secrjrarias are invited to co-operate in Keeping it up-to-date and compete. Hap penings cf general interest WUI «tt l OC ft eluded in the "D>ary of Events."
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      271 6 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Ceylon D'Artagnan Jan. 18 nocn Netherlands Indies: —Bagan and mo m Selat Pandians Hong Thong 18 s P m Fan de Kock. Padang Pakan mo Baroe and gfek Kwcng J P m Fengkalis and L. Bilik Rokan 16
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    PASSENGERS, MAILS, AND PARCELS
    1454 7 EVER-GROWING VOLUME OF YULETIDE AIR TRAFFIC AS each Christmas comes round, a >-.v n* iisc is made by the pub- j at rial transport. More and -opl? send letters of greeting:. nahSc gifts and parcels, by n| services; uh'l e those tra- > famiiy reunions, and
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    PASSENGERS BY THE COMORIN
    287 7 allowing passengers for the re I ravelling by tne Comorm, aue at Singapore on Jan 28 ■'«1 5i iuapore.- ivir. W. Aucutt, Mr btacKweß, Mr. C. P. Baviey Mi Brown, Mr. R. L. Buckwen,' Mrs. J. U. Cowen, M:ss M. Cum una Mrs. D. W. Dale,
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    PASSENGERS BY THE PATROCLUS
    173 7 I >i lowing passengers are sailing Europe by the Blue Funnel liner < lus, which will leave Singapore orrow (Wednesday):— Mr J. B. M. Wilson, Mr. Mrs T. B. Betteridge, Mx. Mrs H J. Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Downes, Miss A. M. Carter fColomMrs. r. A.
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      97 7 YAPEX CLEARS HEAD COLDS drop on your hand i.'erch ef by day bn<l your pi 1.0..' by t'-irlit kills the £erms, relieves stuffino s, i.rcvcnts the spread oi infection. 21 years worki-wfdc success pro\es the value of Yapex. ObL..liable from your Chemists Stores. 1 L Y L u EA K
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      271 7 OVALTINE A delicious glass of Cold 'Ovaltine' provides the i $7 hralth-eivin** energy-creatiniz nourishment which greatly improves S "helAhtcr foods, eaten in this climate, do not Milk |p y always provide. 9iccattSt>- W During the exhausting, long. Malayan days. I ir ".V/ nothing can equal, nor orovide, the same nourlsnOvaltine
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    WEAVING MACHINES
    118 8 Imported To Penang For New Company Penang, Monday. LREADY a hundred weaving machines have been imported from Siam for the newly formed Malaya Weaving Factory Company under the leadership of a well-known Bukit Mertajam Chinese, Mr. Choo Poh Yoon which will be started in no distant future in
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      306 8 j ALHAMBRA Last 2 Shows To-Night 6-15 9-15 CLAIRE TREVOR and MICHAEL WHALEN in the 20th Century- Fox Comedy Riot. TIME OUT for ('ntmmed with Fun' t SHOWS! T S YOUR HEART WILL SOAR AS SHE SINGS HER GLORIOUS SONGS... i COMPOSED BY KREISLER I j pavilion N,<i I ENTHUSIASTICALLY
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      191 8 YOU'LL BE SEEING DOUBLE Double Stars! Double Laughs; Double Romance! Douoie entertainment Mrs. and Mr. "Thin Man" Come Back to the Screen in their Greatest and Gayest Adventure. J^*^^ X POUBIS I FEB. Ist. PAVILION I 7.15. HAPPY THEATRE. 9.30. MON. 17th TUES'., 18th JAN. RICHARD TALMADGE IN "Pirate Treasure
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      246 8 WARNER BROS, score again with one of the most entertaining comedy pictures of the Season r j [TO-NIGHT AT THE r tPITOL vni! remember CHARLES WMNINGER The Captain in "SHOW BOAT"and Daddy of the "THREE SMART GIRLS" j NOW he is "CAPPY RICKS," Peter B. Kyne's best-loved character THAN ROMANCE-
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    THE FUTURE IN CHINA
    864 9 Japanese Flans SEIZURE OF WHOLE COASTLINE Shanghai. yyflTI! the fall of Nanking, the future development of the Japanese plans is now clearly per«•ptible, writes "The Observer's" correspondent. I f'cir present intention appears to t<> seize the whole of China's na-iline and-the middle of the ini forcing
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    POLICE BAND
    78 9 The Police Band, under tne direction of Mr J C. Hitch, will play the following programme at Telok Ayer this afternoon (Tuesday. beginning at six Q*(j loclc" March. "National Emblem"'. E. E Barley Overture. 'Light Cavalry', Suppe- Selections. 'Harry Lauders Songs Arranged by J. Ord Hume; Valse, -Dance
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    "WAR" ON MUSK RATS WON
    418 9  -  Extermination Of The Pest 1 By Air Mail London, Jan. 8. THE Ministry of Agriculture has emerged victorious from its war on the musk rat, and has reported that, apart from one stray specimen found in Cheshire in 1936, the pest has been extinct in
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    THE "HAVE-NOT" POWERS
    334 9 Mr. John Gunther On World Politics Bombay. THESE are fictioa.s days. There are wars going on when none is declared, said Mr. Jahn Gunther journalist and author of Inside Europe." addressing a crowded meeting in the Cowasji Jehangir Hall recently on "Europe—the Haves and the Havenots.' Mr.
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      94 9 Great World Showj j |j TO-NIGHT PM. TO MIDNIGHT. i GLOBE THEATRE: TO-NIGHT, "PRINCE OF ARCADIA." j I SKY TALKIE: TO-NIGHT, "PURSUIT." N M \ZE Distribution of Cuticuia Talcum, Kolynos Denial C ream J 1 and Vaseline Hair Tonic. CHEAT WORLD STAMUM SPECIAL CROONING RUMBA KRON CHONG. j I COMPETITIONS
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      195 9 pbbtain pfc new Vi tail I y w t fck |B i\ 11 1 OKI A THEATRE COMMENCING* TUESDAY, FEB. IST NIGHTLY AT 9.30 P.M. THE WORLD FAMOUS >M Don Cossack Choir BOOKING PLANS AT S WHY FEEL BLUE? JOIN Thh HAPPY CROWDS AND DANCE COMFORT ON THE MOST SPACIOUS
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      218 9 UP HE GOES AND DOWN HE COMES JJivjMHL world's dizziest J bbbbr pi/ot rearing \bbb« the sky wide JMf\ for the j j GUY KIB6EE -ji FLORENCE RICE ,v fPMtf n I »w 5 .-fx •>.*>!. One of the most astonishing BBV^fl^B^^^B>^--3.15—6.15—9.30 RKO-RADIO proudly present Victoria The Great with 1
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    HORRORS OF NANKING
    732 10 A FEW days ago we reproduced from the North China Daily News an account of the horrors perpetrated by Japanese troops after their entry into Nanking. It was stated that the report came from an independent reliable source, and in addition the North China Daily News is
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    WORST GALE OF SEASOS
    141 10 Damage On Coast Of Wales London. Jan. 17. CEVERAL lives were lost and much v material damage caused by a weekend gale, which was the mo&t severe experienced during the present wintei. In the London area, the damage was of a relatively trivial nature. The full
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    Government House
    193 10 Wednesday, Jan. 12. Sir James Connolly, the Hon. M r E. N. C. WooH°rton and Commander W. yon Tirpitz had luncheon at Government, House. His Excellency and Lady Thomas, attended by the nersonal staff, left Singapore for Kuala Lumpur by the night mail train. Khig's House Thursday, Jan.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS The "Provisional Government"
    250 10 NOTES COMMENTS The "Provisional Government" rpHE so-called "Provisional Govern-. merit of the Republic of China" wns recently inaugurated at the Chujeri- tang Hall in the Forbidden City of Peiptng with the old five-barred flag-- red, yellow, blue, white and black—re- placing the Kuomintang emblem. lia manifesto read at the ceremony
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    The Naval Base
    279 10 YyiTM the completion oi the Siiif pore Naval Base, its formal opening will mark the beginning of a new era In Malayan history. Hitherto this colony has been looked upon only as a great commercial centre, but henceforth it will also be regarded as the stron est
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    Austria And Hungary
    224 10 j FOLLOWING the recognition of Gen- eral Franco's Government as tru. lawful Government of Spain by Austria < and Hungary, an official communique i has been issued to the effect that thns* two countries, "noting the grave an:l just reasons for Italy's withdrawal from the League, and
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    New Educational Method
    166 10 rpHE task of improving the preset educational system In order to increase the efficiency of pupils and to equip them for the battle of life has constantly engaged the attention ol modern Hitherto there has been a general complaint that most boys and girls after leaving school
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    190 10 By "Looker On" "I IGHT car crashes through front door," runs a headline. It is to be hoped that its engine knocked first. A traveller declares that the pro-menade-deck of a ship is the best thing he knows for a pick-me-up. The rail of co'.u-.e is
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    ULSTER ELECTORS MUST DECIDE ON UNITY OF EIRE BRITISH REPLY TO DE VALERA
    572 11 TALKS BEGUN IN LONDON DEFENCE, FINANCE AND TRADE MAIN TOPICS Reuter and British Official Wireless. j LSTER electors must have the final voice in the question of the unity of Ireland or permanent partition, was the gist
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    .MODERATES IN BACKGROUND
    173 11 German View Of War WHAT COST TO JAPAN? Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 17. IX a leading article on the war in China the Frankfurter Zeitung stys China is likely to lose, but at cost to Japan? More than one-third of thr Japanese .is in China. If she were
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    NEW PRESSURE ON KONOYE
    132 11 Anti-War Feeling Rising Nanyang Slang Pau. Shanghai, Jan. 18. PRINCE Konoye, the Japanese Premier, and a member of the Cabinet Ministers have vainly tried to placate forty members of the Japanese Diet, representing all shade of political opinion, who are said to be strongly opposed to
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    HEALTHIER BRITAIN
    56 11 School Children Taller, Weigh More British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 17. Increases of two inches In the average height and seven or eight pounds In the weight of school children in the last 30 years were mentioned by Lord Stanhope at Nottingham when he spoke m support of
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    WAR SECRETARY HOME
    32 11 British Official Wireless. London. Jan. 17. The War Secretary, Mr. Hore Belisha, ended his visit of inspection to Northern Ireland to-day and returned by air to London.—British Official Wireless.
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    $550 Millions For American Navy REBUILDING PLANS
    220 11 BILL READY Present Position Is Dangerous Reuter. Washington, Jan. 17. THE construction of two new battleships, and 20 other warship** and provision for an appropriation of $553,266,000 for the United States navy in the coming fiscal year is recommended to the House of
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    17 11 The death of Capt. Charles William Danbeny, formerly of the Sarawak Government Service. has occurred at Bath.
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    22 Lives Lost In Week-end Gales
    51 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 17. liHE week-end gale was lespon- sible for the loss of 22 lives. Bodies washed up on the Ayrshire and South Wales coasts confirm fears that the Glasgow steamer Loch Shira and the Swansea steamer Glanrhyd have foundered and the crews
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    FRANCE WITHOUT A GOVERNMENT
    189 11 M. BLUM FAILS Chautemps To Try Again Reuter. Paris, Jan. 17. M, BLUM finding the Radicals adamant in resisting any participation by the Communists in the government, has abandoned his attempt to form a cabinet. He made a desperate effort to persuade the Communists to subscribe
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    RECORD FLIGHT
    54 11 London To Paris In 60 Minutes British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 17. BRITISH Airways to-day established a new record for a commercial air transport company in flying an aeroplane from London to Paris in 60 minutes—the 205 miles journey being completed in half an hour less than the
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    FLOODS ON THAMES
    35 11 High Tide Follows Gales Of Week-end British Official Wireless London, Jan. 17. Following wild week-end weather an exceptionally high tide on the Thames to-day caused extensive flooding at various points.—British Official Wireless.
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    LOSSES BY FIRE
    35 11 British Official Wireless London, Jan. 17. The total estimated loss by fire In Great. Britain and Ireland In 1937 was tu,529,000, or £1,308 000 less than the estimate for 1936.—British Official Wireless
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    R.A.F. Plan New Distance Flights
    122 11 British Official Wireless. London. Jan. 17. THE Air Ministry announce tbat a long range develooment flight has been formed at upper Kcyford for preliminary training the command of Wing Commander O R. Gayford. senior pilot in the record breaking non-stop flight to South Africa in
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    FUTURE OF PALESTINE
    43 11 American Jews Oppose Partition Reuter. New York, Jan. 17. The American-Jewish Committee representing several hundred thousand Jewifh subjects in the United State.;, unanimously passed a resolution at the annua! meeting to-day opposing the plan for a partition of Palestine.— ji'-ute..
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    NAVAL BASE AN INSURANCE FOR TRADE ROUTES THE COMING ARMY EXERCISES
    336 12 NEW BATTERIES First Trial In Mimic War IN connection with the combined operations in Singapore next month, the following communique was issued last night:— The annual manoeuvres to be held in Malaya will take place from Feb. 2 to
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    ADVANCES TO LABOURERS
    147 12 North Borneo Chamber Of Commerce AT the monthly committee meeting of the North Borneo Chamber of Commerce held in the Sandakan Club, or. Jan. 5. A letter from the Protector of Labour. Jesselton, dated Dec. 30, 1937, was read in which was enclosed a copy of an
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    S.V.C. DRILLS
    60 12 S V C. drills for this week are as follows To-day: 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters, S R.A. (v>. Cadre Class. To-morrow: 5.30 p.m.. Headquarters, "A" Coy., Training Conference. Friday: 5.15 p.m.. Headquarters, S.R.A. (v). Cadre Class. Saturday: 2.30 p.m., Changi, S.R.A. (vi. Cadre Class. Sunday: 8.30 a.m.. Changi, S.R.A.
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    Another Record Flier Lost In Desert
    64 12 Reuter. Karachi, Jan. 17. TUZ French airman, M. Moench, attempting the Saigon-Paris record, is missing in the desert regions of the Persian Gulf. He was last seen passing over Jask at 10.10 p.m. G.M.T. on Saturday and should have arrived at Basrah early on
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    COST OF LIVING IN U.K.
    214 12 Success Of Inquiry Scheme British Official Wireless London, Jan. 17. THE Ministry of Labour states that there has been a highly satisfactory response to the enquiry made in the Autumn into working-class family expenditure Over 13,600 households have supplied budgets," giving detailed analysis of their
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    CHINESE CUSTOMS REVENUES
    140 12 Virtually Under Control Of Japan Reuter. London, Jan. 17. DISCUSSING the China debt service the Financial News says U must be o.uite clear that the Chinese Government is not in a perfect position to give assurances in regard to the debt and at present it seems likely
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    ALOR STAR TRAGEDY
    93 12 "Death* Caused By Gang Robbers" (From Our Oun Reporter) Penang, Jan. 18. "The death of both husband and wife was caused by five unknown gang robbers," was the verdict of Che Azmi. the Alor Star Coroner, at the conclusion of an inquiry held on the bodies of
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    BLIA CLUB
    101 12 Meeting Of The Sports Committee (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan. 17. A meeting of the Sports Committee of the Blia Club, Johore Bahru, will be held at 8 p.m. on Jan. 19 in the Club house with Inche Markom bnl Haji Syed in the Chair. After
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    21 12 The proposed lectures in Tamil under the auspices of the Indo-Ceylonese Association, Tangkak, announced for Jan. 23, have been postponed indefinitely.
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    SINGAPORE RIOTS SEQUEL
    184 12 Fourteen Chinese In Court Singapore, Tuesday. FOURTEEN Chinese, who were arrested during the recent anti-Japanese demonstration, appeared before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, second police magistrate, to-day. One of the charges was "knowingly continuing in an assembly after being commanded to disperse." All the accused claimed to be
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    THE ASSIZES
    162 12 Ceremonial Opening This Morning THE Singapore Assizes opened this morning with full ceremonial and a service at St. Andrew's Cathedral, at which the Ven. Archdeacon Graham White officiated. Their lordships, the Chief Justice (Mr. Justice P. A. McElwaine), Mr. Justico a'Beckett Terrell, and Mr. Justice W. K Home,
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    CERTIFICATES OF HONOUR
    42 12 The presentation of Certificates or Honour immediately before the meeting of the Federal Council in Kuala Lumpur next Tuesday will take place in the Council Chamber and not at the entrance to the main Government offices, as previously notified.
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    QUEEN MARY
    28 12 British Official Wireless. London. Jan. 17. Queen Mary and the Princess Royal motored to-day from Sandringham to Cambridge, where Queen Mary visited antique dealers.—British Official Wireless.
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    PREHISTORIANS TO MEET
    290 12 Five Day Session At Raffles Museum Singapore, Tuesday. NEXT Monday, the third congress of Far East Prehistorians begins it 1 five-day session at Raffles Museum. The Congress is being held under the uspices of the S. S. Government, and Mr W Lineham. M.C.S., the author of the
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    FOUR SAILORS HURT
    130 12 Taxi And Car In Collision Singapore, Tuesday. FOUR European sailors, three Norwegian and one Swedish, are said to have been injured in a collision between their taxi and a Baby Austin car at the junction of Victoria Street and Jalan Sultan shortly after 2 a.m. this morning.
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    WOMAN STABBED
    51 12 Singapore, Tuesday. The proprietress of a liquor shop at Jalan Besar was seriously injured late laet night, when several Cantonese, it is alleged, attacked her with a knife afcer entering the premises. She received a stab wound, and was taken to hospital for immediate treatment. The police are
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    CHINESE DRIVE ON HANGCHOW
    175 12 Japanese Alarmed REINFORCEMENTS RUSHED UP Reuter. Shanghai, Jan. 18. OTRONG Japanese reinforcements are being rushed in an attempt to prevent Chinese troops under the Ironsides commander. Chang Fah Kwei from recapturing Hangchow. The Chinese troops, who began thendrive several days ago, have reached a point six
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    JAPANESE NEAR MACAO
    181 12 Marines Landed At Chungshan Reuter. Hankow, Jan. 17. SOME 500 to 600 Japanese marines, supported by a barrage from Japanese warships and Japanese planes, landed at Tangchiawan village in Chungshan District, northward of Macao yesterday morning according to reliable Chinese reports. Fighting is in progress. Chinese reinforcements
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    NO CHANGE
    210 12 Japanese Withdrawal Of Diplomats Reuter. London, Jan. 17. A JAPANESE announcement respecting the withdrawal of the Ambassador from Hankow is under consideration by the Foreign Office where it is pointed that the breach of diplomatic relations does not imply a declaration of war. The announcement is not regarded
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    JOHORE DRESSER'S CLAIM
    817 12 EYE LOST Sequel To Acid Throwing (From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru, Jan. 17 THE hearing: was continued u,j s 1 morning before Mr. J. B \v tlss (First Magistrate,, sitting as < M missioner of VVoikmen's Compni a ticn, Johore, of the case in whiih Mr.
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    Malayan Stall For California SAN FRANCISCO SHOW
    504 13 THE EXHIBITS To Be Shipped From Glasgow From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Monday. MU.AYA may be represented at the alifornian exhibition to be held in with the major part of the KhiMti now being prepared for the Glasgow exhibition. It is understood
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    GUESTS OF ROTARY
    57 13 Australian Girls Visit Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Monday. Forty girl members of the Australian Youth* League arrived here to-day. As the guests of local Rotarians, they toured the Settlement in a fleet of motor cars provided by Rotarians and visited places of historic importance like
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    LIFE IN THE TROPICS
    776 13 Study Needed EFFECTS OF CLIMATE AND DIET Calcutta. jyiANY popular ideas regarding the effect of the tropical climates on the human organism need revision, according to Brev. Col. R. N. Chopra, who in the course of his presidential address to the Physiology Section of the Indian
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    ADMIRAL SAH IN PENANG
    387 13 UNITED CHINA Admires The Straits Government (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Monday. "I ADMIRE the British administra- tion in the Straits Settlements. I am gratified to find the Chinese here happy and prosperous, and living in perfect harmony and concord with all communities", said Admiral Sah
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    HINDUSTANI FILM
    140 13 At The Marlborough On Friday AT THE CINEMA Produced by The East Tndia F'lm Co ci Calcutta, and released for lot:;' screening by Messrs. Dorsani and Namazie, of Malacca Str°e*\ Q "Topr. e an enterta'ning Hindustani ta 1 titled "Selima" will be shown at th~ Marlborough Theatre, Beach
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    Solitary Goal Decides Hockey
    371 14 Y.M.C.A. Beat Chinese A SOLITARY goal scored midway j through the second half enabled j the Y.M.C.A. to defeat the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club by one-nil in a keenly contested game of hockey at the Y's ground yesterday. The Chinese did all the attacking in the
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    F.A. CUP
    94 14 Bradford City Eliminated Reuter. London, Jan. 17. IN a Cup replay to-day Chesterfield beat Bradford City 2—o— Reuter. Ties in the fourth round of the F.A. Cup, to be played on Jan. 22 are as follows:— Preston v. Leicester. Luton v. Swindon. Huddersfield v. Notts County. Notts Forest
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    INTER-CO. HOCKEY
    22 14 In an inter-Company hockey match at Tanglin yesterday. "C" Co.. held "S" Co.. Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers to a goalless draw.
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    CRICKET CLUB SEVEN-ASIDE RUGBY TOURNEY THREE GAMES DECIDED YESTERDAY
    729 14 S.CC. "B" ELIMtNATEb BY PULAU B&ANt THE S.CC Seven-a-side rugby tournament commenced on the padang yesterday, when three W**? pHved. The S.f r. "A" defeaVri t^. e Srta A.A. Brigade (Cfc?*?»jK fir.-; de nirs, but thsil' "B" (cam had to acknowledge
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    52 14 First Inter-State Match ARRANGEMENTS are well in hand for a woman's Inter-State match between Singapore and Selangor. to be nlayed at the S.CC. on Feb. 5, subject to confirmation by Selangor. 'lms will be the nrst time such a match has been arranged and not the third as
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    SATURDAY'S HOME SOCCER
    170 14 Ltague Programme Curtailed SATURDAY'S programme of English League matches will again be interrupted by the fourth round F. A. Cup ties which are due to be played the same afternoon. There are no Scottish League fixtures this week. Omitting the teams playing in the Cup, the following
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    S.R.C. RESERVES AT TANGLTN
    190 14 A goalless drfvW was the result of the ttsit of th? s.R C. II to Tanglm yesterday where they engaged th? pte* cond eleven of the Royal Inniskilling Funnier* m a keen game of hockey Th* BkiPj opened with their usual dash but tsf'r rn'd~ en
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    Airmen Open Soccer Season At Seletar
    310 14 Win Over Malay Regiment THE R.A.F. played their first match or the new soccer season when tfc y were opposed to the Malay Regiiru: t. ;it Seletar yesterday afternoon. A strong wind affected the qu the football and although th" R; acr.t were on
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    R. L. GRUT
    151 14 Retiring Frcm Seriou Tennis Next \car (From Our Ov n P. "■< Ipoh, Jan. li> F>. L Grut, the Malayan t un iunntr up and Perak civ ipp IPrvie v:d. tins doming said he ti'in'4 from sericus tenni tt- apt for the Malayan nth< tri Grut is
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      129 14 H THURSDAY, JAN. 20th NEW WORLD Double attract ion supported by r.ll action Preliminaries: Sbmpnng "The Siames 4tt Champion of Malaya" avenges his conqueror the Filipino "Southpaw". Thrill taT* somfom; milling m m Abayan confide tit of proving to be the master of Mortei). If it's Abayan vs. Mortell— Wi
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    Islingtonians Arrive Next Tuesday FROM KUALA LUMPUR
    244 15 PERAK BEATEN Malacca Selects Team hrM... Our Oir i. porlet) Ipoh, ftl intlsy. y;>i: IiIiiTton toriulhiuns atfala defeated the Perak Football As(»«iati«.n teuia by 3-0 to-day in Ipoh. I'erak Rave a disappointing display. particularly the forwards. Several changes in the State side were
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    SYDNEY GAMES
    344 15 British Guiana Swimmer Sydn n y, N W.. Jan. 4. Bpence, an all-style swim- 11 i it British Guian i .re Games in Sydney nex< Guiana's en :-y brines the cr ol countries compet'ng to 14. :e has not before competed at Games, though he i-cpresentec r ih»
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    MALAYAN R.U.
    24 15 E 8. Lawrie was elected President Malayan Rugby Union at tne meeting of the MRU. held in lan <>r Club on Saturday.
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    VISIT OF CEYLON CRICKETERS
    767 15 To Be Known As Dr. C. H. Gunasckera's XI 1 I I j 1 ARRANGEMENTS are well in hand for the visit to Malaya of a team of Ceylonese cricketers, as distinct from a Ceylon side. The fact that those who are coming are all Ceylonese
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    CYCLING CARNIVAL
    119 15 Intending competitors are reminded that the cycling carnival a aid of tho China Relict Funo will be held at the Jalun Bemi Stadium on Feb. 1. There .»re twelve events, on the programme Lncluaing two events for motor-cyclists. Entries close on Jan 27. The fee is 50 tents
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    EUROPEANS vs. REST
    150 15 To-day's Hockey At The S.CC. rTiSAMS for Lo-day's Europeans vs. the 1 p<>. t pr-key "test" are as follows: i.Utopians: Vosper; P. F. Kinsey <cr:t» end Ueut. McMillen: Williams Haggar and L cut. Mitchell; Lieut. Duke. TAD Hewan. Piummer, Callan and FO Miller. The Rest: O. C.
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    THE TRAGEDY OF CARNERA
    228 15 Former Giant Now A Stricken Man London. THERE are few Mchts more pathetic than a giant's defeat. The tragedy seems to increase with the size of the victim, and the plight of Samson, blinded and held captive by the Philistines, would not have seemed so pitiable
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    COULD NOT KEEP FOOD DOWN
    187 15 Drujrs Proved Useless For His Indigestion. I For eight years now this man has enjoyed perfect health, yet at one time he had become a physical wreck through indigestion. Read how this remarkable change was brought about:— "Ten years ago, I was a physical wreck
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    United States Faces The New Year RECOVERY SLOWS DOWN
    1476 16 NEW DEAL President's Strong Programme Washington. rriiE United States enters 1938 un1 der the shadow ol' what is almost universally termed a "recession," a euphemism which scarcely conceals the fact that industrial expansion, which has proceeded at a steady i»ace during
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    ALIEN 'SMUGGLING' MUST STOP
    510 16  -  POLICE CONFER Women And "Men Without Country" <3v Air Mail London, Jan. SCOTLAND Yard and ihc Home Office are becoming alarmed at the increasing numbers ol aiiens bring smuggled »nto this country They are concerned chiefly w. p, main classes ol &]icns: Men who, when i'ound,
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      1405 17 Malayan Listeners Radio BRITISH EMPIRE Symphony N0.2 in D, Op. 73 OF A \yrTi/rEici 11 Mle ro non troppo; (2> Auayio non Uf 1 KUU KAiYliVlHo troppo; (3. Allegretto grazioso (quasi R MRT unuantino»; (4) Aiiegro con spirito. aj««M*#»v/« 7.40 a.m. The Organ, the Dance Band, rhe >> mphonies Of
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