Malaya Tribune, 26 January 1938
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Title Section40 1938-01-26 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: > Guaranteed Largest Sales \oi. >\yi: -No. 21. SINGAPORE^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1938 riVE Cfch-U The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Wed., Jan. 26, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 24_ PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1938 FIVE CENTS.40 words
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Advertisement42 1938-01-26 1 [■with your breakfast Try The ||MORI\I.\^ Krii bjl/- iig I"BREWED BOTTLED IN SINGAPORE BY THE I 1 ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY Co.Ltd. Iflplll F /OLE ACEHT/ FOR MALAVA-B. N. B. /ARAWAK i SI ME DARBY Co., Ltd. 1 .11 PEER KEEPS YOU FIT J|42 words
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Advertisement6 1938-01-26 1 SUNDAY j THlBirVfi jjL Dominant Malaya6 words
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Article1320 1938-01-26 2 Air Mail - Killed In Spain TRIBUTE BY REUTER CHIEF By Air Mail London, Jan. 8. jyjANY colleagues and friends of Mr. E. R. Sheepshanks, Reuters' special correspondent with the Nationalist forces who was killed in Spain, were present at a memorial service in St. Bride's Church, Fleet Street. The1,320 words
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Article375 1938-01-26 2 Elimination Of The Horse And Mule New Delhi. ITEW Year's Day officially saw the start of the scheme of mechanisation of the army In India, which will ultimately result—though not to the same extent as in the United King-dom--in the elimination of the horse and375 words
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Article707 1938-01-26 2 A Review PRESENT STATE OP KNOWLEDGE JHE thirty-fifth annual repoi the Imperial Cancer Researei Fund, which is published, contains review of the existing state „f knowledge by Dr. W. E. Gy< Director of the Fund, medical correspondent 0 "jh Times." Dr. Gye points out that info707 words
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Advertisement24 1938-01-26 2 SOUND INSULATION simply explained YOU BUY A CAR—BUT YOU INVEST IN AN AUSTIN BORNEO MOTORS, LTD. T\ SINGAPORE, MALACCA, SEREMBAN, KUALA LUMPUR, IPOH, PENANG.24 words
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Advertisement23 1938-01-26 2 I' GULL BAHArI II II VS BEEN IMITATED HI T NEVER Ml. '^H L VLWAYS INSIST ON HAVING IT. 1.. I» a—— —M^_«M»_^»J23 words
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2399 1938-01-26 3 USED OWN MONEY TO SAVE LIFE OF PRINCE "17ACH winter I saved his life While I had money I could not allow my patient to want I* was my duty "I had to use my own money to servants and2,399 words
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Advertisement66 1938-01-26 3 I MILK AT ITS BEST MX.Al»OIl E»S FAVOURITE BRAND i 1 AHE/JLTHyBABX j j j HhiM ns hct i Blue Cross Milk Is Especially Made For Babies. It Con- I j tains The Nourishing And Essential Ingredients Baby j I Specialists Recommend. Be Sure You Get Blue Cross Milk The66 words
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Advertisement321 1938-01-26 3 GET THAT^RP^H| FRESHNESS...I|jjSj A bath st say time b s wonderful irficiner, Vut a bath with Citert's Carbofic Soft Samp n WaHfrß Joy for the rest of the evening. Only Ga4*Gtf*i wfil give you such frrthnr w, «och gkxriom freedom from stkkiness. After using Csrwerrt (Soft Soap you feel exhilarated—fail321 words
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699 1938-01-26 4 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES REPLACEMENT AND LABOUR U.S. Shipping Industry's Two Ailments Further amendment of the U.S. Mfcrcham Marine Act whereby Federal financial aid would be made available to intercoastal carriers wa.s proposed before the House Merchant Marine Committee by Mr. Joseph P. Kennedy, chairman ci the Maritime Commission. Renewing his699 words
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Advertisement436 1938-01-26 4 STEAMER BAILINGS. i "Sol BRITISH INDIA {Incorporated In England). P. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore 1938. COMORIN 15,000 Jan ?3 KAISAR-I HJND 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 RAWALPINDI436 words
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Advertisement55 1938-01-26 4 L S. K. LINE (ISHIHARA SANGYO KAIUN KAISHA, LTD.) (Incorporated in Japan). Jirect Japan Singapore Service inward) (Arrival J BOSTON MARU Feb. 5 MALTA MARU Mar. i BOSTON MARU Mar. 14 Agents: ISHIHARA SANGYO KOSHI, LIMITED. (Incorporated In S.S.) TELEPHONE: SCII 5212. JNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE. Landing Agents: THE SOUTHERN GODOWN55 words
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Advertisement567 1938-01-26 4 I JUL K. 1 1 KOKUSAI LINE j (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) S (Incorporated in Japan). X For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama), j S Due. Due. Sailing Due. I Penang S pore Spore via. New York m s KONGO MARU Feb. 1 Feo. 5 Feb. 7 Keclung Mar.567 words
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Advertisement504 1938-01-26 4 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. 1_ FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. IIAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M S Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng LALANDIA 15-2 15-2 16-2 17-2 JUTLANDIA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3 MEONIA 29-3 29-3 30-3504 words
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Advertisement447 1938-01-26 4 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCin:u LLOYD (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA and JAPAN Due Spore. 1938 s.s. "WIEGAND" for Bangkok only Feb. 3 s.s. "GNEISENAU" omits North China Feb. 4 HOMEWARD For HOLLAND, HAMBURG BREMEN. Sails from S po:e. M.s.447 words
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Advertisement713 1938-01-26 5 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES >ingapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS ars now invited for the rollowlng materials or service. For pertlculars see Municipal Tender Room Supply of 7,500 tons of Australian or English Gas Coal, shipment date to give delivery at the Gas Works between 36-4-38 and 6.6.38, 4 p.m., Feb. 2,713 words
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Advertisement805 1938-01-26 5 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE. The Management of the New World Cabaret respectfully give notice to their patrons thai they are changing the present type of dance coupons and that a new type of coupon will be in use short ly. The present type of coupon will on v be available for805 words
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Advertisement706 1938-01-26 5 PUBLTC NOTICES SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY. Applications are invited for an appointment as Temporary Surveyor for work en the construction of the Sludge Disposal Works, Serangoon. Applicants must be experienced in the use of the level and theodolite, in checking reinforced concrete construction work, and in taking measurements for computing excavation work706 words
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Advertisement506 1938-01-26 5 PUBLIC NOTICES THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Rubber Market will be closed officially on the following days:— Monday, 31st January, 1938 (Bank Holiday). Tuesday, Ist February, 1938 (Bank Holiday). By Order of the Committee GATTEY BATEMAN, Secretaries. EDUCATION DEPARTMENT, IVIALACCA. Applications506 words
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Advertisement257 1938-01-26 5 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED—Experienced and qualified male teacher. Apply Box No. 35 c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. THTNESE girl required as house-to-house canvasser for well-known food product. Reply stating experience and salary required to Box No. 41, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. WANTED—lmmediately a registered Chinese Medical Practitioner to take charge257 words
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Advertisement301 1938-01-26 5 NFW R' F F voF" WONIMUB FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS. ProrrW relief due to the four-way action of has created an army of BUma-Rex enthusiasts. Its beneficial action is aonlauded in a continuous *tream of unsolicited letters from people In every part of the world. Popularity for Bisma-Rex has not been301 words
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Article457 1938-01-26 6 LONDON COMMODITIES Rfmnt'D London, Jan. 25. Ton. Previous To-day Change snof Quiet barely steady Spot Buyers 7 316 7 3,8 +3 16 0 Sellers 7 5*16 7 716 +18 3rd Forward (July|Sept.) Buyers 7 316 7 3|B +3 16 n'* Sellers 7 77 16 +316 2nd Forward457 words
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Article580 1938-01-26 6 THE ASSIZES Charge Of Causing Mischief Singapore, Tuesday. SEQUEL lo a fire which broke "out in a block of houses in Change Alley in the early morning of Apr. 6 last, completely destroying the premises of the T.M.A. Music Store, had a sequel in the Assize580 words
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Article132 1938-01-26 6 Unemployed Chinese Bound Over Singapore, Tuesday. THOW Fon. an unemployed Chinese, V was bound over for six months' on a personal bond of $50. when he pleaded guilty before Mr. W. G. Reeves, the Third Singapore Magistrate, this mom mg, on a charge of theft, in respect of132 words
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Article141 1938-01-26 6 Loans To Public Bodies In Britain London, Jan. 24. DUBLIC bodies were authorised to bor--1 row £22,231,605 for capital expenditure during the final quarter of 1937— an increase of over £2,750,000 on the amount authorised in the corresponding quarter of 1936. Housing continues to be ths most important141 words
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96 1938-01-26 6 I DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Tuesday rioon. Buyers. Sellers No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. Janj 23V 2 23*« Good F.A.Q. in bales 22 WW 22 13 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) Oawardable Spore) 23 J 2 235 8 do. Feb. Mar. 23 396 words
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Article78 1938-01-26 6 Singapore, Tuesday. Loh Fong, a young Chinese, was charged in the Criminal District Court, before Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Judge, with having voluntarily caused grievous hurt to Su Yu. a Chinese woman, by striking her with an iron rod, and thereby causing a fracture of the nasal78 words
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Article186 1938-01-26 6 Singapore. Jan 25 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $iv, R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $150 R. (Siarn» W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $144 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $2oo Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $Uo Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $1CC Siam186 words
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Article97 1938-01-26 6 Far:-, 152 New York 4.99 11 16 Montreal 4 9934 Brussels 29.61 Geneva 21.63*; Amsterdam Milan 94 15 16 Berlin 12.41 Prague 142 5 16 Belgrade 216 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.40 Oslo 19.90 Madrid nominal Vienna 2%V-> Lisbon 110 3 16 London, Jan. 25. Rio 2 13 1697 words
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Article45 1938-01-26 6 A Chinese walked into the Kampong Bahru Road Police Station shortly after 7.30 last night, and said he had been stabbed by a compatriot. The man had a small wound in his right thigh, and was remcvcd by ambulance to the General Hospital.45 words
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Advertisement517 1938-01-26 6 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL** Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3171 Secretary 4944 General Manager 5513 Accountant 3926 Telegraphic Addreae: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW yORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd. i Irving Trust517 words
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Advertisement253 1938-01-26 6 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCIDENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE. W. E ACRAMAN, Acting General Manager. TO LOOK FRESH AND YOUNG. Let D. T. LIM'S JAVA FACE LOTION helps your powder to cling much longer253 words
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Advertisement71 1938-01-26 6 THE PARTY SPIRIT GOLDEN VALLEY tt Make your party go with a swing by IS serving Golden Valley the brandy MSm with a punch in it. This revitalising j inexpensive refreshment will revive' iS^LS^ your flagging spirits, its strengthen- f|| I ing and body-building properties are 11 I invaluable in71 words
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Article831 1938-01-26 7 Fraser And Co - Quotations By Fraser And Co. .Singapore, Jan. 25, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Oo. Buyers. Sellers. Vnpat Tin 4|6 5*ni Kumbang 30 6 32 6xd tral Malay 50 55!-cd V f-r Hitam 25- 26- r weng 0.75 0.80 f >jimrin Tin 24!- 25!-selair-or 1.51 1.57 ma Malay831 words
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Article104 1938-01-26 7 Singapore, Jan. 26 London T.T. 2,4 li32 London demand 2 4 132 Iondon 4 months* sight 2 4 116 lyons demand 1755 nom. Switzerland demand 251 Hamburg demand 142 New York demand 58 7; 16 Montreal demand 58% Batavia demand 104 5 <i Samarang demand 104% Calcutta. Bombay, Rangoon104 words
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Article83 1938-01-26 7 London T.T. 2|4 7 32 I London demand 2'4 1 4 London 30 days' sight 2 4 9|32 London 60 days, sight 2i4 516 London 3 months' sight 2 4 5 16 London 4 months* sight 24 11(32 New York demand 58 15 16 New York 90 ds 5983 words
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Article458 1938-01-26 7 S. E. Levy; Co - Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Wednesday. 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 The strength of the market458 words
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Article249 1938-01-26 7 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Jan. 25, 5 p.m. Total for Company Dividend Books Close financial Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date TIN: To Asam Kumbang V- No. 61 Jan. 21 j a n 28 Jan. 22 7%% 6d Bonus. Austral Malay 9d. 5% 3d. Bonus.249 words
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Article239 1938-01-26 7 Maynard Co. Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1001 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mir. 31, Sept. 30 «...102 104 norn 11 l°o7 reo. 1947 $1,800,000 Int. Mar. 31, bept. 30 108 110 norn 4 H)O9 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31 Sept239 words
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Article202 1938-01-26 7 Fraser And Co - Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Jan. 26. MINING. Tin three months £183.0.0 v i 20 Spot £182.0.0 up 20 and New York 41 cents up cent. There is again practically no change at the opening of the market this morning and tin shares are still on202 words
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Article16 1938-01-26 7 Singapore, Jan. 26. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— fB9V* (down16 words
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Article18 1938-01-26 7 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 24 (up Sellers 241/2 (up 718 words
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303 1938-01-26 7 Singapore, Wednesday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 4 6 4 10% Ayer Hitam 25 3 26 3 Bangrins 23 9 24 6 Batu Selangors 1.52 1.57 Chanderiangs 20 6 22 Hilam Tin 0.40 0.45 Hongkong Tin 25 3 26 Hong Fatts 1.05 1.10 Idris Hyd. 8303 words
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Article31 1938-01-26 7 Reuter. Stockholm. Jan. 25. A meeting presided over by Sven Hedin. has decided to issue a nationwide appear for funds, necessities and medical stores for the Chinese victims.—Reuter.Reuter. - 31 words
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Article40 1938-01-26 7 Manila, Jan. 25. Last Sale Pries Previous To-day Antamok 0.53 0.56 Peso; Penguet Consolidated 9.90 9.80 Consolidated Mine.- 0.011 0.011 I.X.L. 0.62 0.82 Masbate 0.14 0.145 Ran Mauri -to 0.51 0.55 Unit ?d Paratvle 0.405 0.4840 words
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896 1938-01-26 7 FRASER CO.'s WEEKLY SHARE REPORT CHIEF ACTIVITY CENTRED IN INDUSTRIALS pRASER and Co.'s weekly report on the share market, dated Jan. 25, states: In a week almost entirely devoid of outstanding incident or excitement tnere is little which calls for even passing comment by the chronicler. In the absence of896 words
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Article154 1938-01-26 7 ALHAMBRA —"The Man Who Cried Wolf" and "Sudden Bill Dorn" 3.15, C.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPlTOL,—"Victoria The Great" 3.15, 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION.— For Valour" C.is and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH—"Baj-Bahadur" or "The Hawk" (Hindustani) 6 and 9p.m. THEATRE ROYAL.—"Harijan Girl" and stage attraction—(Tamil) 6 and 9 p.m. GARRICK—154 words
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Article276 1938-01-26 7 Passengers leaving by the Corfu, which will sail from Singapore for Europe on friday. are as follows:— Lieut.-Comdr. E. D. J. Abbot, Mr. anc. Mrs. W. C. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. S. Bretherton, Mr. A. W. Brooke, Mr. E. Bolton, Mr. and Mrs. H.276 words
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Advertisement72 1938-01-26 7 i—— S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities end Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service, Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE* COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC OF N.T. )l NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE, SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE, f72 words
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Article133 1938-01-26 8 Fingapore, Jan. 26. Ships the Wharves or expec tt a to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22; Pronto 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) NIL Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Ccrfu. Eulan 18; Mirzapore 16; Diomed 14; Kudat 12; Klias 11; Hector D; Hamburg Maru 7.133 words
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Article108 1938-01-26 8 Boelcngan, Dutch, 578 tons, from Singkauang Jan. 25. to Sourabaya Jan. Tlnombf, Dutch. 525 tons, from P Baroe Jan 25, to P. Baroe Jan 27 Hector, British, 6,840 tons, from Liverpool Jan. 25. to Hongkong Jan 27 Lo&iebank, British, 3.412 tons, from Shanghai Jan. 25. USA iVb 3108 words
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Article115 1938-01-26 8 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Kuala Lumour and Penang: Internal •}ir Sfrviit-. closing c> am. to-morrow. v afedan, Jasks. t Amsterdam I and •LondcnS: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m to-morrow. Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qanias, closing 10 p.m. Friday. Siam, Hongkong.115 words
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Article144 1938-01-26 8 Mails exoected from Perang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) to-day. Deliveries of boxho'ders' letters only 7.30 n.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m.'to-morrow. Mails expected from China by the Van due at Singapore to-day. Mails exrjected from China and Japan by the Corfu due144 words
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Article28 1938-01-26 8 The s.s. Kudat for Siam (Parcels onlyV. Mails previously announced as closing at 11 a.m. to-day will now close at 7 p.m. on the same day.28 words
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Article19 1938-01-26 8 The Air Mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on jan. 17 was delivered 1 endon ton Jan. 24.19 words
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Article47 1938-01-26 8 The Eastbound Europe mail ex. P. O Ccmcrin is expected to arrive at Penang at 8 pjn. to-morrow. The probable date and time of delivery cf the mails will be announced in thPest Office Daily List as soon as definite information is available.47 words
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Article92 1938-01-26 8 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JAN. 26 Football: Corinthians v. S.C.F.A., Anson Road Stadium. Hockey: S.R.C. "A" v. 6th H.K.S. (Changi), S.R.C; C.S.C. II v. Royal Signals, C.S.C; S.C.R.C v. R.E.. Changi; Khalsa v. Fort Canning Khalsa; V.M.C.A. v. 7th Heavy Battery, Anson Road ground; Ladies State92 words
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Article47 1938-01-26 8 XT London, Jan. 25. Negotiations between representatives of the Government of India and Officials of the Board of Trade, with a view to a new Anglo-Indian trade agreement to take the place of the Ottawa Agreement w.Il be resumed on Thursday next British Official Wireless47 words
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Advertisement132 1938-01-26 8 MALAYAN 4 j 150 th j anniversary niwin I 8.15 I a.m. j j DINNER j DANCING S S ENTERTAINMENT j j J NOTE:— j THE BALLROOM GRILL ROOM, have been reserved exclusively by the 1 Australian Community for to-night's function. I Sea View Hotel I j TO-NIGHT j The132 words
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Advertisement110 1938-01-26 8 ASTER FLOWER SHOPPE announces receipt by air from Hongkong of LILY OF THE VALLEY NARCISSUS plants in pots. i SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE I 'Phones: 5376 6960. NEW HAIR For 21 years Kotalko hai bean o, t,n ilormiat Jm H e gpjjp and IJJ $gr clearing Ule clowned W I hair110 words
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Advertisement212 1938-01-26 8 NEW FOItU YOUTArt I VII.OIII 4 VITAL IT V in 30 Miiiu|< vs t There is no need for a lengthy t re some treatment for weeks or months if you feci weak or old before you ar< un The latest remedy of a great 0 Scientist by the name212 words
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Miscellaneous145 1938-01-26 8 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday Last Night. Max. Bright Mm. Temp. R'fall S'shme Temp Stations. oF. Inches. Hou-'s. oF. WEST COAST Alcr Star 87 0.04 3.3 75 Bayan Lepas (Penang) 88 Nil 3.3 75 Sitiawan 87 0.83 2.1 74 B. Jsram 87 0.24 1.9 73 Malacca 82 0.23145 words
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Miscellaneous422 1938-01-26 8 i POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j i L^i STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Djambi and K. Toengkal 8 Toeian Jan. 26 1 p.m. Kretay Valaya 26 2 p.m. Sarawak (generally) Bintulu 6i rce 26 2 p.m. P.iedan 2g n in Pnn n Hnn,t nd Palembang Thedens 26 3422 words
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549 1938-01-26 9 To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir, -It has been reported that Sir i il Clemen 'i agreed with the stateil made by Sir Francis Lindley reitly that, following the cessation of hosti ties in China, there will most likely be a cry549 words
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Article620 1938-01-26 9 'To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir,—Living as we do in a world of icxity and uncertainty, with milits and destructionists rampant, who destroy without thought, murdet tout mercy, how are we honest kmg men to save humanity and eivilisat oil from annihilation and ruin? time620 words
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Article209 1938-01-26 9 To the Editor of the Malaya Trinuno Sir—I totaily disagree with the suggestion not to celebrate the Chinese NewYear with the usual firing of crackers It is more easily said than done. Mer: advocacy is c i no use, what we want is action. A saying reads. Action209 words
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Article49 1938-01-26 9 Singapore, Tuesday Charged with failing to maintain his wife, Quek Sew Bee, Yeo Lim Seng, a young Chinese, appeared before Mr. L. C. Goh, the Fifth Singapore Magistrate, this morning. The>case was adjourned till Apr. 5. in the hope of a set clement being arrived at.49 words
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Article879 1938-01-26 9 Good Progress Reported For Last Year FE 12th annual general meeting of the Chinese Students' Literary Association was held at the association oremises. 44. Bukit Pasoh Road, on Saturday last, with a good attendance of members. The president, Mr. Koh Yee Phit. was in the chair.879 words
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Article71 1938-01-26 9 President Roosevelt And China's Suffering Reuter. Washington, Jan. 25. An appeal to the nation to contributa $1,000,000 to help suffering civilians in China was made by President Roosevelt in a letter to the American Red Cros$. stating: "I feel our people are deeply sympathetic to those inReuter. - 71 words
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Advertisement256 1938-01-26 9 LAWN MOWERS *=f ...for all El requirements MOTOR MOWER v Sizes frcm 14 ins. —42 ins. Prices on applies WW MCansomes LAWN MOWERS RANSOMES GANG AfOWSRS. Tnp.'s, m Quintuple, Septuvt?, J m Prices on avplica f^fev Mower can be sicV~ ij fe^C^^S driven to the smell hand mower. Th MiaßßSrj#^S^*TSiaZT*M"256 words
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Advertisement221 1938-01-26 9 NEGLECTED STOMACH PAINS ■ay Md Ii DANGEROUS OPERATIONS! Many a stomach sufferer has had t© submit to the surgeon's knife— because he neglected stomach pains—pains that came on after eating. Ha dismissed those little twinges as nothing mora than ordinary indigestion—and paid the price of his neglect. For those little221 words
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Article239 1938-01-26 10 Constable's Evidence Of Arrest Singapore, Tuesday. DRAMATIC evidence of the arrest of Tan Cheng Cheng, eighth accused, was given by Ahmad Din, a police constable, in the case m which 14 Chinese stand charged before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, Second Police Magistrate, with being members of239 words
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Article99 1938-01-26 10 Young Malay Charged With Housebreaking Singapore, Tuesday. On a charge of house-breaking by night by entering and hiding in tne dwelling house of Charles F. Davidson, in Killiney Road, at 2.30 a.m. on Jan. 18, Mohamed Sheriff, a young Malay, was produced before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the99 words
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Article78 1938-01-26 10 The funeral took place on Saturday afternoon of Mr. F. S. Rajaratnam of Messrs. Allen and Giedhill. The service was conducted by Rev. S. S. Pakianathan and was assisted by Rev. S. M. Theavathasan. The deceased is a nephew ot Dr. E. V. Ratnam of Colombo,78 words
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Advertisement339 1938-01-26 10 S TO-DAY'S GALA EVENT! j At The CAPITOL j Lw J 1 j ENTIRE CIRCLE SOLD OUT FOR TO-NIGHT'S 9-30 j j P E EARLY!! TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT, *T PM KAREN MORLEY, ROBERT BALDWIN in "GIRL FROM SCOTLAND YARD" Hopllil-A "gg 8 M AN" wi,h Joel McCrea. and Marian, To-night339 words
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Advertisement306 1938-01-26 10 *~r f AN HILARIOUS WAR BETWEEN VICE AND VIRTUE! BEN TRA- J VERS' FUNNIEST FARCE WITH THE SCREENS MOST POPU- I LAR COMEDY DUO SETTING A NEW RECORD FOR LAUGHTER! i II STARTS TO-NICHT PAVILION j M l With my hand on my heart I would swear that i this306 words
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Article1030 1938-01-26 11 New Bills Read In Council Singapore. Tuesday. A BILL intituled an enactment further to amend ihe Women and Girls Proion Enactment passed its first reading at the Johore Council of State mtct lng held at the Dewan to-day. The Mentri Besar, the Hon. V..M. Ungku Abdul Aziz1,030 words
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Advertisement174 1938-01-26 11 STAMFORD HIGH SCHOOL. (Geylang). Admissions to all Classes from Primary to Senior Cambridge naSSSJiSiSf! and Qualified 'tutors. CAMBRIDGE SUBJECTS English Latin, French, Mathematics, History Geography, Religious Knowledge, Hygiene and Physiology Evening Classes for Cambridge and Matriculation examinations in English ftn^aSi 61 and Mathematics from 0.J0—8.30 p.m. FEES:—Lower Elementary $2 50174 words
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Advertisement412 1938-01-26 11 pfcTOGEn «REAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO., (Optician Mr. C. Y. FAN), (Tel. 2164) 175, Be»th Bridge Ro*«, Singapore, L™n«25 I £i CCLAI,V,S THE GREATEST 1 j g OF PAGEANTRY a «w at hp c ToL A Magnlflcent ,7Be^nat7 :J t Xl M.G.M.'s Best Mwihal Henry Stephetnon fl B vWX WjĔkW fll412 words
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Advertisement265 1938-01-26 11 EMPIRE TALKIES {Tanjong Pagar) 7.00 p.m. TO-NIGHT 9.15 p.m. Double Feature programme—JOHN WAYNF in COVKK THE WAR"* I packed with thrills, actions, stun ts -Supported by JAMES DI'NN AND SALLY KILKKS m W WE HAVE JH'B MOMEXT" 1 SUN TALKIES (New World) .."i. 'I O-NIGHT 9.30 p.m. (iKAND DOUBLE FEATURE265 words
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Obituary45 1938-01-26 12 TEO—LIM. Mr. Teo Cheng Tee, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Teo Peng Kay and the grandson ol Mr. and Mrs. Teo Eng Hock is engaged to Miss Lim Puay Keng the 2nd daughter of Mr. ard Mrs. Lim Buck Seng.45 words
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Obituary39 1938-01-26 12 Mrs S. Rajaratnam, her daughter an 1 Mr. Joseoh Alfred thank all friends and relatives who attended the funeral of the late Mr. F. S. Raiaratnam ?n-l also those who sp-t wreaths, cables, telegrams, and letters of condolence.39 words
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Article582 1938-01-26 12 EJXACTLY one hundred and fifty years ago to-day, on Jan. 26, 1788.. Capt. Arthur Phillip sailed with a fleet into Port Jackson and founded in Sydney Cove the settlement which was to form the nucleus of the great nation which is Australia to-day. In commemoration of this event582 words
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Article71 1938-01-26 12 Premier Australian Colony En Fete Reuter. Sydney, Jan. 25 Due to the 150 th anniversary of the first Australian Colony, Sydney is seething with visitors from all over the world. Tr* 1 streets are gaily decorated and the street pageant entitled "The Australian march to Nationhood," portraying theReuter. - 71 words
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Article37 1938-01-26 12 New Unofficial Member Appointed His Excellency the High Comnrssicner has been pleased to appoint pro--1 \i.vonally Tuan Sheikh Ahmad. J P tin Sheikh Mustapha, to serve as an Lnefficial Member of the Federal Court- cd.37 words
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Article402 1938-01-26 12 Monday, Jan. 17. In the morning H.H. the Sultan ol I erak called on His Excellency at King's Pavilion and afterwards His Excellency returned the caii on His Highness at the Istana Iskandar.ah. Wednesday. Jan. 19. In the morning His Excellency presented the Insignia of Honoraiy Knighi Commander402 words
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Article207 1938-01-26 12 NOTES COMMENTS The Book Trade mHERE has been much discussion in the British press recently on the subject of the price of books and the anxieties of all concerned in the sncUistry—authors, publishers and booksellers. It is not suggested that the British people read fewer books than the literate people207 words
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Article195 1938-01-26 12 k RECENT message from China revealed the fact that since the outbreak of hostilities quite a number of Chinese military commanders have been either executed, dismissed, ~r severely punished on account of breaches of military discipline. Among the victims, the most conspicuous is General Han Fu Chu, the195 words
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Article228 1938-01-26 12 fjNE of the less distressing leggier, the Great War was the Ko Commission on Awards to Invents which was set up four months after the signing of the Armistice in uis to examine the claims of inventor and concluded its labours only a few weeks ago. During the228 words
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Article192 1938-01-26 12 »T the weekly memorial service held recently at Chungking, Mr. I.v. Sen, President of the Chinese National Government made a stirring appeal to the nation to redouble its efforts to r* 3 &ist foreign aggression. Being a man cf quiet disposition, and not used tc extravagant language, his192 words
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Article320 1938-01-26 12 "Looker On - By "Looker On" LAST week a business man married a woman who speaks eleven languages. Still, his case isn't quite so hopeless as it sounds; she can only use one at a time. One of the most embarrassing moments of his life, a correspondent tells us,320 words
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Advertisement230 1938-01-26 12 S medium and long wavebands are completely covered. On short waves it is possible to tune as low as 7 metres. Wave ranges covered by the Model: 7 to 16 m., 46 to 141 m., 16.7 to 53 m., 185 to 560 m., 750 to 2250 m. (Valves —6) No.230 words
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Advertisement44 1938-01-26 12 PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE. SPECIALIZING Ocular j Muscle anomalies. Cross i! Ed eyes. Complicated cases of defective vision. M Glasses if needed. R. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, (Dr. of Ocular Science). 4, ARCADE, GROUND FLOOR. Phone 3002. Consultation Without Cost or Obligation. j j44 words
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577 1938-01-26 13 NO CREDITS Active Propaganda In South Africa Reuter. rjpHE campaign to secure an official boycott of Japan is gathering strength throughout the world, and yesterday Sir Waller Citrine was spokesman for a deputation of labour leaders who saw the Prime MinisterReuter. - 577 words
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Article62 1938-01-26 13 London. Jan. 25. The King is visiting the Royal Air Force College at Cranwell in Lincholnshire to-morrow, and if ihe weather is suitable he will make the journey from Sandringham by air in a special aeroplane placed at his disposal by the /ir Council. The King will62 words
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91 1938-01-26 13 A giant board of "fighting words" erected by the Chinese in Hankow to help maintain the morale of the people and imbue them with "fighting thoughts." The centre column reads: "Support the Government. Obey the Leaders! Resist to the Bitter End j The left hand column reads: "No compromise—even ii91 words
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Article133 1938-01-26 13 U.S. Defence MESSAGE TO CONGRESS AWAITED Reuter. Washington, Jan. 25. lIR. Roosevelt was in conference this afternoon with members ot the House of Representatives' naval and military appropriations committees, which has given rise to reports that the President is considering broadening the naval building programme as wellReuter. - 133 words
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Obituary128 1938-01-26 13 Former Official In The F.M.S. Singapore, Wednesday. A REUTER cable received to-day records the death of Dr. Ambrose Thomas Stanton, who was formerly Director of Government Laboratories, F.M.S. Dr. Stianton, who held the degrees of M.D. (Toronto), M.R.C.P. iLondon) and M.R.C.S. (England), was 62128 words
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Article124 1938-01-26 13 SOVIET ACTIVE Fears Of Intervention In China Reuter. London, Jan. 2(i. QOV1ET military and naval activity in the Far East is causing intense anxiety in Japan, according to the Daily Telegraph's Tokyo correspondent. The fear that Russia may intervene, previously lulled by the belief that theReuter. - 124 words
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Article114 1938-01-26 13 Heavy Losses By The Japanese Reuter. Shanghai, Jan. 26. THE Chinese announce the reoccupation of Hohsien, the evacuation of which a Japanese spokesman admitted. He said that the Japanese were withdrawn on Jan. 22 because they were no longer required there. The Chinese claim that more thanReuter. - 114 words
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Article141 1938-01-26 13 Magnificent Spectacle In Europe Reuter. London, Jan. 26. 'THE most brilliant display of the aureora borealis in Jiving memory was visible over the whole of Britain and most of Europe for several hours to-night. Innumerable thousands spent the evening watching the glow, which spread out in a hugeReuter. - 141 words
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Article84 1938-01-26 13 Many Casualties In Spanish Air Raid Reuter. London, Jan. 2b. IT is claimed that 165 casualties were inflicted by a Spanish Government air raid on Ceuta to-day, according to a Spanish press agency telegram from Gibraltar. It states that while 500 Moors were waiting on board the insurgentReuter. - 84 words
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Article101 1938-01-26 13 Reuter. San Francisco, Jan. 26. The > crew of the steamer Federal, which is loading scrap-iron for Japan, have* left for New York to join another ship. A new nonChinĕse crew is manning the Federal. A mem'.er of the original Chinese crew told Reuter. "WeReuter. - 101 words
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Article47 1938-01-26 13 Reuter. Svdney, Jan. 26. The 150th anniversary celebrations ooeoed in glorious weather with a rarrean* erect'rig the landing of the fl**t o r vpnior. Oapt Phillip, with hi? bmrt of f <~n 'i f *.ts p qreat cavalcade, depicting historical events, personages, and Industrios. Renter.Reuter. - 47 words
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Article143 1938-01-26 13 Anglo-French Talks FUTURE OF THE LEAGUE Paris, Jan. 25. MR. Eden, en route for Geneva, had conversations with M. Chautemps and II Delbos at the Quai D'Orsay, after which a communique, was issued, stating the international situation had been examined in all its aspects, and143 words
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Article44 1938-01-26 13 Special Supplement For Issue To-Morrow TPO-MORROW'S issue of the Malaya Tribune will contain a special supplement of eight pages produced in connection with the Chinese New Year. The Malaya Tribune of to-morrow will, therefore, consist of 28 pages for five cents.44 words
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Article67 1938-01-26 13 Trouble Rumoured In San Francisco Reuter. San Francisco, Jan. 26. There is no labour trouble aboard the steamer Federal, according to the General Steamship Corporation agents. The vessel is loading scrap iron for Japan, and the fact that a new crew is being sought, led to waterfrontReuter. - 67 words
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Article143 1938-01-26 13 PRICES UP Speculators Take Quick Profits Reuter. London, Jan. 25. rE rubber quoin for the *eennd quarter of 10.18 1ms been fixed al fin per cent. Considerable excitement prevailed on the rubber exchange following the reduced quota announcement, and prices were generally marked up a farthing, andReuter. - 143 words
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Article114 1938-01-26 13 Mystery Vessel Again Active Reuter. Malta, Jan. 25. AN unknown submarine is unofficially reported to have attacked, without warning, the 3,000-ton British steamer, Lake of Geneva, in western Mediterranean to-day. The submarine was on the surface at a range of 300 yards and fired a torpedo whichReuter. - 114 words
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Article50 1938-01-26 13 Rain Stops Her Afternoon Walk Reuter. Soestdijk. Jan. 2b. PRINCESS Juliana's condition was stated at 7 p.m. to be very well and unchanged. In view of the bad weathrr the Princess did not make her usual strol} this afternoon, and the usual crowd outside the palace was absent.Reuter.Reuter. - 50 words
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Advertisement92 1938-01-26 13 KEY KJ&IRI BRANDY Ni T le f°N° W!n guarantee appears upon (lie label of Contents guaranteed to be pure v miou 0/ £/ie Excise Department of j i/ie Government of South Africa. I j Key Brand Brandy is a properly j L 8f Ml4fl matured grape brandy. It commands a92 words
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Advertisement44 1938-01-26 13 SCIENTIFIC EYE EXAMINATION. With Most Up-To-Date Instruments To Discover Your Eye Defects, With Latsrt Style Pyewear To Enhance Your Appearance, Entire Satisfactory Service Guaranteed Yet Cheaper Charge Than Elsewhere Assured. C. S. CHONG, OPTj). (U.S.A.). THE BERLIN OPTICAL CO., 148, South Rrfdre Road. Smrapora.44 words
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Advertisement71 1938-01-26 13 to regard an "H.M.V." Electric Refrigerator as a receptacle for keeping perishable food fresh, flavoursome and safe is to do it scant justice. One of w the many extra advantages ol MPlFaiiiiiwi the "H.M.V.'' is the sealed ice- Odd Dainties chamber, which enables l a housewife to make an endless71 words
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1854 1938-01-26 14 "UNFAIR" No Advantage To Malaya (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. A COMBINED attack on the tea restriction scheme which will expire in March of this year, numerous agruments against Malaya participatins: in the control scheme again, a frank criticism1,854 words
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Article61 1938-01-26 14 Indemnity Figure Not Yet Fixed Reuter. Washington, Jan. 25. PENDING the compilation of a definite report on the condition of the wounded in the Panay incident, the indemnity figure has not yet been fixed. Official* decline to comment on the preccaent but would place the sum in theReuter. - 61 words
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Article108 1938-01-26 14 French Protest To Japanese Consul Shanghai, Jan. 25. AFTER the execution of General Han A Fu Chu, ex-Piovincial Chairman of Shantung, the Central Government has appointed Mr. Hsin Hung Leh, thJ former Mayor of Tsingtao, to fill the vacancy. The oath-taktng ceremony took place yesterday morning.108 words
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Article290 1938-01-26 14 FROM FEB. 2 Two Services Each Week Singapore, Tuesday. A PRELIMINARY announcement of j the inauguration of the Empire Flying Boat scheme between England and Malaya, carrying all first class mall unsurcharged by air, was issued by Messrs. Mansfield Co., Ltd., to-day. Commencing on Feb. 2,290 words
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Article261 1938-01-26 14 Roosevelt's Message To K<><> .«m Industry »FluMi*, i.. s Reuter. Washington, Jan. 26 PRESIDENT Roosevelt, at a press conference, emphasised that he was opposed to wage reductions because the markets ojf American industry depend on the purchasing power of the working population, which must be increased andReuter. - 261 words
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Article153 1938-01-26 14 Car Driver Pleads Guilty Singapore, Tuesday. THREE young Chinese, Than Kirn Boon, Ng Ah Sing and Seah Tiow Eng, were produced in the Third Police Court, before Mr. W. G. Reeves, on charge of theft, in respect of a Fiat motor-car, the property of their em ployer Mr.153 words
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Article107 1938-01-26 14 Route March On Friday Morning Singapore, Wednesday. WEARING typical Malay dress, about 500 members of the Malay Regiment at present in camp at Beting Kusa will be seen on a route march on Friday at 10.15 a.m. From their camp, they will come to town by bus and107 words
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Article69 1938-01-26 14 More Unrest In Palestine Reuter. Jerusalem, Jan. 26. FOLLOWING Increased lawlessness in the Hebron district, British troops, composed of the Royal Scots, the Black Watch, and the border regiment, commanded by Brig-General H. C. Harrison, and supported by armoured cars, started before dawn on clearing up operations. TheyReuter. - 69 words
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Article52 1938-01-26 14 Singapore, Wednesday. More silver is pouring out of China destined for England, where it will be held in safe custody. A large shipment of the metal, valued at several million, pounds, Is going to England hy the P. and O. liner "Corfu" which arrived here this morning52 words
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Article44 1938-01-26 14 Singapore, Wednesday. A Chinese Singapore Traction Company Inspector is alleged to have been assaulted shortly after 10 p.m. last night. The Inspector had a small wound over the scalp, and was taken to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital by ambulance for treatment.44 words
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Article562 1938-01-26 14 VISITORS DINE Guests Of The Rotary Club Singapore, Tuesday. FE association of Hindu culture with that of Malayasianv ihe advent of civilisation to the Nether lands through Malaya and the inportance of Hongkong in the world of prehistory were stressed bj speakers at to-night's dinner given by562 words
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Article145 1938-01-26 14 CHINESE JAPANESE REINFORCING Preparatory To LargeScale Operations Reuter. Hankow. Jan. 25 WITH the Japanese marking time until the arrival of reinforcements to enable them to resume large-scale operations, Chinese forces strengthening the defence works «ire continuing to pour troops to the iront. In an attempt to check further progress byReuter. - 145 words
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Article30 1938-01-26 14 A Daressalam message states tfaaj Sir Harold Mac Michael. Governor oi Tanganyika since 1934 and new Hlgn Commissioner for Palestine, left then to-day by air for England.30 words
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Advertisement20 1938-01-26 14 Overseas Assurance At CORPORATION, LIMITED, China Building, ChulU Street, THONE 5808. SINGAPORE FIRE, MARINE. MOTOR VEHICLI 4ND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE.20 words
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654 1938-01-26 15 CURRENCY PACT Signing Of Agreement Postponed Singapore, Tuesday. ONG profc iti that Malay offi- a la had been neglected several n matters of vital importance s:.a<- were made at to-day's tins ol th;' Johore Council of held at (be Dewan, with the i654 words
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Article130 1938-01-26 15 Due To Misunderstanding Says Politician Reuter. Tokyo, Jan. 25. «N t.be Lower House yesterday afternoon i a member drew attention to Britain's efforts to spread her influence all over ihe Far East and declared that AngloJapanese antagonism was not due to sentiment but misunderstanding. Japan should claim herReuter. - 130 words
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Article117 1938-01-26 15 Alleged Threat To Injure Singapore. Tuesday. jIfOHAMED Fahmy, the well-known iil Egyptian boxer, appeared before Mr. E. C. S. Adkins, in the temporary Sixth Court, this morning, on a charge of having criminally intimidated another boxer, Samee Hussein, by threatening him with bodily injury on Jan. 17. The117 words
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Article81 1938-01-26 15 Australian Dinner At Raffles r\VER 300 Australians and guests will M gather at Raffles Hotel to-night fo. a dinner to commemorate the 150 th anniversary of the founding of the country. Pahits will be served on the lawn at 3.15 and dinner will be served in the ballroom,81 words
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Article88 1938-01-26 15 Special Information Facilities rhe Samese Department of Commerce, in its desire to encourage tourists to visit Siam, has opened a Bureau ol Tourist Promotion at 199, New Road, Bangkok. The bureau is in the heart of *he city and within walking distance of the hotels and banks,88 words
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Article46 1938-01-26 15 The following are the public engagements of the Police Band for February:— 2nd.—Telok Ayer, 6 p.m. 4th —Katong Park, 6 p.m. Bth —Waterloo Street, 7 p.m. 13th—Botanic Gardens, 8.30 p.m. 17th.- Telok Ayer. 6 p.m. d. Katong Park, 8.30 p.m. 25th.—Botanic Gardens. 530 n*r»46 words
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Article903 1938-01-26 15 PLEA FAILS Gang Robbers Sent To Prison Singapore, Tuesday. A PLEA that they shculd be treated as first offenders and youthfuloffenders who were not the ordinary type of "bad hat," was made by Mr. A. J. Braga on behalf of two youthful robbers named Ng Chun903 words
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Advertisement114 1938-01-26 15 IOOK AT two SPLENDID BARGAIN OFFERS TO-DAY Ha 111 'In I I I*IS I v ill »AII I I I«J I It SAI II COCOA MIIT TALI POWDER. OIL SHAMPOO. Finest Quality and Borater. T hia is emulsified and is Powd r. It has soothing excellent for the Hair and114 words
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Advertisement265 1938-01-26 15 COLD LAMB and SALAD Delicious, succulent Joints. Our lambs are selected from 1 lie world's finest flocks ana are renowned for their tenderness awl flavour. Shop Hours and DtUrfry rtrravrmmentn for Chinese New Year Holidays are advertised in Pape 5. mm swmm 'PHONE: SPORE 5376 (4 lints) K. LUMPUR 3331265 words
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Article, Illustration1005 1938-01-26 16 FIRST GAME OF SINGAPORE PROGRAMME THE Islington Corinthians, who arrived in Singapore yesterday, play the first match of their local programme this afternoon when they meet the Straits Chinese F.A.. last season's Singapore League and Cup champions, at the1,005 words
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Article450 1938-01-26 16 Final On Padang To-day THE S.C.C. "A" and th: R.A.M.C. I will battle for the honours in the final of the seven a-side rugby competition to-day, tne semi-finals played yesterday resulting in the R.A.M.C. coming out victorious over the 9th Heavy Brigade RA. by five450 words
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Article53 1938-01-26 16 Singles Final At V.M.C.A. To-Day THE singles championship final between Kamis and Yadi, in the AllSingapore Malays' lawn tennis tournament, will be played at the V.M.C.A. court in Bras Basah Road this afternoon, after which the prizes will be distributed. If interfered with by rain, the function wili53 words
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Article222 1938-01-26 16 THOUGH it migh', be going too far to soeak of the Royal game of darts, j yet the recent thrc v by His Majesty ana the Queen may have brought back to j their recollection he ceremony of the reddendo on their visit to Edinburgh, 1 where, by222 words
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Article104 1938-01-26 16 Mrs. S. B. Tan Wins Jan. Medal THE Island Club ladies' January Medal held yesteiilay over the second nine holes resulted in a win for Mrs. S. B. Tan with a net score of 32 l /o. The following were some of the best cards returned: Mrs.104 words
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Article97 1938-01-26 16 Tan Boon Poh (S.C.R.C.) entered the semi-final of the Singapore billiards championship last night by beating Choa Eng Wah, an ex-holder, by 300-171. Boon Poh was in brilliant form, capping constant breaks of over 20, with two of 42 and 41. The tie concluded the quarter-final round of97 words
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Article49 1938-01-26 16 The qualifying round of the Keppel G. C. "Niblock Cup" competition, open only to members with handicap of 14 and over, v/ill be played off in con- I junction the February Medal en Feb. 5 and 6, and not on the 12th 13th as previously arranged.49 words
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Article168 1938-01-26 16 Competition t Island Club THE following is the draw for 1 round of the Singapore Oldfield Cup golf competition be played on the course Club. The first round will be turday Feb. 5, and sub eg must be completed by 11 dates: Second round by round168 words
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Article74 1938-01-26 16 Wales v. Scotland At Murrayfield Reuter. London. lan. S The following is the Welsh ihe rugby international n Mun on Feb. 5. Jenkins. Clemen 1 Rees, Wooller. Basse tt, Tann< E. Morgan, Travers, H. Rees, 1 Morgan, Watkins, Macaney, and A. M. Rees. The Scottish team will be:Reuter. - 74 words
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Article108 1938-01-26 16 The ladies' Gold Medal compei.it 1 the Singapore Goif Club will be played on Monday. Feb. 7, simultaneously with the ladies' February medal competitu The following have qualiiied to con.pete:— Mrs. J. Huggins, Mrs. C. W. Bloom' Mrs. C. M. McNair, Mrs. M M. Pan. Miss S.108 words
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Advertisement114 1938-01-26 16 f I ELECTROLUX provides up-country residents, who do no '11/ en J°y tn e amenities of electricity with con. tint supply v V y 11// crys^ c^ear i £e anc permanent protection for perishabl I ooc stu^s Gone, now, the necessity for de] v V j I j on cockroach-infested114 words
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648 1938-01-26 17 OPEN TOURNEY Complete Entries For Week-End PI. AY in the Chinese New Year invitation lawn tennis tournament at the S.C.C. is due to start on Friday at 4.45 p.m. when the following ties will take place: MEN'S OPEN SINGLES648 words
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Article526 1938-01-26 17 Ouimet Non-Playing Captain Mm v t V.»r: I London, Jan. y. THE 1 S. A. have selected their V.'alker Cup team which will meet Gr°at Britain at St. Andrews on June Ird md 4Mi. Tne team will have Francis Ouimet, who played In the first Walker526 words
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Article38 1938-01-26 17 The Singapore women's hockey trial which was to have been played on the S.C.C. yesterday was postponed on account of the bad weather. The game will be played on the Girls' Sports Club ground to-day.38 words
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828 1938-01-26 17 Chinese New Year A rrangemen ts ONCE again the All-Malayan Malays' tennis championships will be held in Kuala Lumpur during the coming Ch nese New Year holidays. Piav commences on Saturday. Jan 29, at 9. o.m. This event which yearly is increasing n ponularity has attracted828 words
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Article123 1938-01-26 17 "Preliminary" Card For To-Morrow f|>HE first "preliminary" boxing p>-o- motion arranged by Mr. Rumne .Shaw will be held at the New World arena to-morrow when a card of five fights will be presented. Heading the bill is a six three minute round contest between Young Choon, the123 words
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Advertisement18 1938-01-26 17 Jewellery of Distinction j U. S. de Silva manufacturing jeweller of over 35 year* experience 106, Orchard Road.18 words
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Advertisement44 1938-01-26 17 can I lie hairs of your head be mimberetl? Dry hair and dandruH are enemies of a healthy growth Regular washing with Mulsiflcd Cocoanut Oil Shampoo keeps the hair clean and the hair roots healthy. Be sure you use the worldfamous Mulsifiecf COCOANUT OIL44 words
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Advertisement159 1938-01-26 17 These fine pipes made froai II Note the graceful shapes selected old briar root, II and the comfort mouthsmoke cool and sweet, are ythf pieces. The exact fit ot low in price yet high in V stem no tugging aRd quality. They are ideal twisting to clean. Feel the pipes159 words
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Advertisement320 1938-01-26 17 The Acid in Your Stomach Would Burn a Hole in the Carpet When you feel indlges- Sfr^^jT^^^V^^ carpet, you can cart>et burned bit imagine wk lt is CarP uomZji rti b doIDK to your stomach. It Is when acfd attacks the lining of your stomach that ulcers begin to form.320 words
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Miscellaneous28 1938-01-26 17 THE TIDES TO-DAY:—S.4O a.m., 8 ft. 2 ins.; 8 M p.m.. 6 ft. 8 ins. TO-MORROW:—6 55 a.m., 8 ft. 2 ins,: 9.20 pjn., 7 ft. 2 ins.28 words
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Article1390 1938-01-26 18 NEW FUND Council Approves Its Creation (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday. MR MARCUS REX. proposing the 'creation of a Renewals Fund for the replacement of wasting assets of the Electrical Departments of the ?our states, at the Federal Council meeting th's morning, declared that the1,390 words
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Article, Illustration97 1938-01-26 18 Artist's Exhibition In Singapore Mr Gerard P. Adolfs, the well-known Netherlands indies artist, is at present in Singapore, and there will cc an exhibition of his work at the Y.W.CA., Raffles Quay, from Feb. 3 to 5 inclusive. Mr Adolfs' paintings are widen known and have earned the97 words
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Article169 1938-01-26 18 Chinese Charged At Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Tuesda\. CHONG SIN and Chu Wu, a I couple were again produced to-day before Commander J. C. Derrick, p magistrate, on a charge of having in their possession two forged $10 note knowiner them to be forged and169 words
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Article118 1938-01-26 18 "The Man Who Cr Wolf" FE Man Who Cried Wolf", which bad a premiere at the Alhambra Theatre last night, introduces to (he something unique in the way of inai stories. With Lev/is Stone giving striking performance ai a man mysterious penchant, that ol ing murders he has118 words
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Advertisement108 1938-01-26 18 Alcoholic fermentation in the production of TIGER BEER is ensured a orp the use of pure 9 fresh JCir\l3 1 Above is an actual photograph Right: A microscopic of the after fermentation I 1 reproduction fx 9 storage tanks at the "Tiger" of pure Brewery. Glass lined and maintamed in108 words
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Advertisement572 1938-01-26 18 SINGAPORE'S MOST POPULAR MIDNIGHT RENDEZVOUS. Beverages Excellent European, Chinese and Malayan Dishes J Full Course or Select Dishes—Roll in and See How Good Things Are. Courteous and Prompt Attention. One Trial will Convince Yon. MOOI CHIN RESTAUR AN T. 420, North Bridge Road. Open Until 2 ajn. Phone 3685. j572 words
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Advertisement80 1938-01-26 18 DIAHOKD" Built enured ol Briua put*. muU Kaftand Fir*t au»llt)r «llo» iteal conpoatoU. aer»»r»t*ly Mieaajr runnioc and rrxiunnt itrenfth. AB PraaM* J7\~ (taUind Chromium platad parti. -Th— Cych» W con«d>r»Uy prior* than Mad** of .im.Ur .pat'b£ an aotd tor. Written fuartouo wtt» *»er» WOe» iwrrtca Sport parte Huliit Wrili far80 words
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Advertisement144 1938-01-26 19 SMASHING PRICE REDUCTIONS I FOR ONE WEEK ONLY I GREAT CHINESE NEW YEAR j SALE j OF FAMOUS MAKES OF SWISS CLOCKS WATCHES. A wide and varied range. YICK WOH H I N G j 429, North Bridge Read iNear Middle Road' Phone '.922 PS. a J KEL VINA TOR144 words
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Advertisement295 1938-01-26 19 MULLARD THE MASTER VALVE TO SUIT ANY RADIO SET 1 I★ Sole Distributors for Malaya: j Hoe Boon Leong 60-62, Selegie Road. J SINGAPORE T>hone 3633. A BOON TO CAR OWNERS. IF YOUR ENGINE HAS LOST POWER—PEP OR CONSUMES EXCESSIVE OIL—PETROL WE CAN RECONDITION IT AND RESTORE NEW CAR PERFORMANCE295 words
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Miscellaneous1554 1938-01-26 19 3l*\ l £fe VctMM Wj lfitP VI X Qill A 750 P 'At 'he Black Doe •Mrlf k S l° ry Tellor Ed ™nd Dantes; The m ME Cft UM O Wilkes at home "in his own b?r mrlm.r i Abbe l^ ia 'rJ he of the Chaw^wm— V Presented1,554 words
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83 1938-01-26 20 The Hon. Mr. S. W. R. D. Bandaranaike, Minister for Local Administration in the Ceylon State Council, is due to arrive itt Singapore on March 14 on his way back from the Sydney 150 th anniversary celebrations, which he is at. present attending as Ceylon's official delegate. A reception in83 words
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Advertisement548 1938-01-26 20 DOG BOOKII You want to do the best for your dog. don't you? You -^fll want to be as good a friend to him as he is to you! Then jW T£*K buy and read Sherley's 164 page Dog Book. It is the r W' I I complete guide to548 words
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Advertisement202 1938-01-26 20 LARGE SIZE (8oz.) 65 cts jjjj SMALL SIZE (40z.) 35 cts The Andrews Liver Salt you have hitherto bought in jj bottles is now packed in ECONOMY TINS. You can now buy a STILL BETTER ANDREWS at a LOWER PRICE. HHI The world's most" popular saline is not only cheaper202 words
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Advertisement87 1938-01-26 20 PUARSOL ASTHMA POWDER. Ihe harmless, but reliable cure for Asthma, Angina Pectoris, Oppression, etc. It removes quickly the difficulty of breathing, has an expectorating effect and prevents the attack. Effective even in acute and chronic cases. It ?s absolutely free from all narcotics or habif forming drugs, and not cumulative87 words
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Advertisement125 1938-01-26 20 Fat Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week Are rrra ton tot? W«*jM MM a beautiful ti*if«Uka Stars of rlollyi "A V* '7,, i in treating bjWMM has discovered a safe quickly dissolving excss f*t.without tic dieting or exerc.se. J Th b j railed Formodc bnnga m-« onergv as it dissolves your125 words
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Miscellaneous901 1938-01-26 20 Malayan Listeners Radio (Continued from page 19» RADIOCOLONIAL, FRANCE TO DAY (Miss Angelici). Trio (Marcel Rivier). Wavelength 19 68 metres (15.243 Kcs.) (The Marcel Moyse Trloi. 6.20 p.m. Gramophone Records. 1115 p.m. Rates of Exchange an, 7.05 p.m. Talk on Current French French Stock (Rentes). Events in Russian. 11.20 p.m.901 words
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Article1536 1938-01-26 21 REMARKABLE DISCLOSURES AT INQUEST pOUR doctors, two of them Home Office experts, made remarkable In Hies at 11"' Bath inquest of the Kfe and death of 28-year-old Rllen Ruddle, the drug addict whose [tody was exhumed there on Oct. 26. After hearing their evidence1,536 words
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159 1938-01-26 21 Air Mail - Question Of Transfer To German^ By Air Mail Oxford, Jan. 8. "POLONIES are not just vacant estates, and we cannot let down the people of those Colonies who look upon us as trustees," declared Mr. E. C. Lister (Oxford), speaking at the annual conference of159 words
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Article127 1938-01-26 21 Air Mail - Mr. Max Ausnit FORMERLY ENGAGED TO PRINCESS By Air Mail (hen Cur Oiln Correspondent London, Jan. 12. REPEATEDLY threatened with death by the anti-Jewish "Iron Guards" of Rumania, Senator Max Ausnit, richest man in the country, has taken- refuge in England. His flight from the land of127 words
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Advertisement172 1938-01-26 21 Harsh Jg V Sun Rays 1 Parch, Dry, 1 Age Your Jk A Doctors say that too much Try this Beauty Treatment exposure to the sun dries up the natural skin oils makes skin Massage the creamy lather of age and wrinkle before its time. Palmolive SoapWo your face, That's172 words
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Advertisement123 1938-01-26 21 —to protect your TEETH Use Kolynos, the dentifrice that dentists recommend because of its proved antiseptic cleansing action. Bnghten your smile Economize with KOILYNOS buy th* lorg* tub* \Jm PROTECT YOUR ROOFS I Whatever material your roof may W± be made from, it can be repaired, rj/ ;,nd protGcted hy123 words
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Advertisement10 1938-01-26 21 CRAVEN A MADE SPECIALLY TO PREVENT SORE THROATS CA 44310 words
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Article301 1938-01-26 22 "Mr. Micawber" In 8.8.C. Programmes Mr. Micawber, the character that Charles Dickens based on his own father, is to be the central figure of a series of four (and possibly five) programmes entitled Mr. Micawber,' the first of which will roon be broadcast from Daventry. Max Kester, who301 words
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Article91 1938-01-26 22 Police boxers will be battering away at each other all day when the annual Folice Boxing Championships take place in London on Feb. 2. Thomas Wood rootle will be at the ringside to describe some of the fights to the BBC's oversea listeners. This annual meeting91 words
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Article173 1938-01-26 22 A theatrical agent spends much o; his life interviewing queer people, and Bert Aza, who will shortly tell Daventrv listeners about his experiences, has met many odd characters during his career as a manager and agent in London. Mr. Aza's talk, the third in the series,173 words
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Article139 1938-01-26 22 Genuine Hungarian gipsy music, playea by the Hungaria Gipsy Band at a Lon. don restaurant, will be heard by listeners to Daventry in the near future. The programme, i cheerful,, informal affair, will be introduced by Alexander Howard, who has a wide knowledge of this tvoe of139 words
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Article219 1938-01-26 22 Discussion By Lord Cecil And Sir Charles Mallet The Rt. Hon. the Viscount Cecil oi Ohelwood, K.C., D.C.L., LL.D.. and Sir Charles Mallet will discuss the history of the League of Nations in the fourth talk in the series from Daventry, 'The Way of Peace.' Lord219 words
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Article255 1938-01-26 22 Broadcast Of Rugby Match The international Rugby n Lween Scotland and Wales i most interesting and excitin< in the Rugby enthusiast's will be described in a runn mentary from Daventry by th known BBC commentator, Capl B. T. Wakelam. The com which has been arranged by of255 words
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Article211 1938-01-26 22 S^tef 1 t0 .paventry's Transmission 5 on Feb. 5, will hear a musical renderIns of verses from the famous "Shockneaded Peter" (••Struwwelpeter• of Heinnch Hoffmann. They have been arranged by Herbert Hughes as a bodxcycle for soprano, baritone, and pianoforte and will be sung by Vera Siddon.s211 words
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Article181 1938-01-26 22 rhallenees to single combat and tVi dashing of swords will be heard by Dav?ntry listeners in the near future, in a programme tracing the history of the duel. C. D. Dimsdale, its author calls this feature 'Sword in Hand.' r d it will be produced by John181 words
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Article146 1938-01-26 22 *It Happens Every Day' Is the title o a BBC revue, soon to be broaden w oversea listeners, that tells about little things that happen every day. on, which nobody notices. The authors. Robert Ellison and Denis Van TOJj have taken typical, seemingly tr!Vl happenings and146 words
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Advertisement173 1938-01-26 22 If) V" and not always legible. A few T*V rt»e «*]ortty tWL 1* ehher eate, it to an effort. Typewriting with a REMINGTON Portable to tmty. C<m»tle- tho OS and« have •ought relief In asing it Light finger, tap eat the after tine to impressed on the paper-end the end173 words
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Article1882 1938-01-26 23 Air Mail - WIFE'S DEATH Doctor Husband's Death In Car By Air Mail London, Jan. 15. FOUR retirements and fcur verdicts, before the final finding of criminal abortion was accepted by the coroner, marked the jury's d< liberations at the resumed Northampton inquest on Mrs. Norah Macdorhld. Mrs. Macdonald,1,882 words
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Obituary62 1938-01-26 23 Gift From H.M.S. Stork To Lifeboat Institution From Our One Correspondent By Air Mail London. Jan. 12. jIL: Rryal National Lifeboat Institution nu'rliclv «'knowledges a gift of £1.6s. lrcm H IvI.G StorK Rationed at Penang, the result of a collection made among tin chip's company62 words
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Advertisement35 1938-01-26 23 i BE CAREFREE AND HAPPY ON GOOPYEARS MORE PEOPLE, THE WORLD OVER, RIDE ON GOODYEAR TYRES THAN ON ANY OTH'P wA X < W.P.S. 2 1 mam —M— ———fc« I I M I i i p»35 words
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Article, Illustration131 1938-01-26 24 Dr. W. Linfhan (on left who is presiding at the Prebistorv C ri!"-< H s Ml assembled in Singapore In th cp Ure is Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills of Johore. (Tribune). Dr. md Mrs. Sih Kwang-tsien (in centre of group) photographed on *he Conte131 words
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