Malaya Tribune, 19 February 1938

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVII.- -No. 42. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1938 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Feb. 19, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1938 FIVE CENTsT
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      198 1 WITH BREAKFASTj (HE DIDN'T KNOW HE HAD BAD BRtWtjV,g" I c_ RANKLY TOM MY N,ECE SAID I COLGATES MAKES V mouth w,x Jft p SOMETHING ABOUT BAD BREATH. FEEL REALLY CIFAN. AND MY TEETH WRONG WITH ME? WHY DON'T YOU TRY COLGATE'S ARE ALREADY WHITER THAN EVER /y" DENTAL y
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      305 1 P Read The SUNDAYDominant In Malaya PEERLESS ERASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fra grant PEERLESS m ERASMIC is incomparable anr] invaluable -aVk for the toilet and can be applied without harm to the most delicate skins. Refreshi n S anfll invigorating it is a direct aid to the Wjk preservation of
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES SHIPPING PROSPECTS UNCERTAIN
    452 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES SHIPPING PROSPECTS UNCERTAIN The Importance Of Co-Operation rE first demand which Imposes on shipowners is that of co-operation, states Mr. Maurice Hill, assistant manager cf the Chamber ot Shipping, in the course of an article in the special annual issue of "Hint*." "The prospects of shipping for
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    SECOND-HAND TONNAGE
    134 2 Sales Of Norwegian Ships According to a report published by the firm of Suenson and Jepsersen. the Scandinavian market Tor second-hand tonnage in 1937 was marked by a considerable increase of prices, which culminated during the autumn. Prices charged during the third quarter of 1937 were thus about
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    TREES FROM NEW LAND
    168 2 Southern Florida Is Growing Indianapolis The State cf Florida is growing a new land, according to Dr. John H. Davis, of Southwestern College here. Describing the process to the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Mr. Davis explained that along the southern borders of Florida,
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      420 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. P&Oand BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. A a S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore. 1938. NALDERA IG.OOO Feb. 25 RANPURA! 17,000 Mar. 11 BHUTAN 6,100 Mar. 12 BEHAR 6,000 Mar. 21 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Mar. 25 CC <FU 15,000 Apr. 8 JDAN 6,500 Apr. 8 LHIIkAL
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      608 2 J I m. B, X, j I I KOKUSAI LINE 1 j S (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) w nA m (Incorporated in Japan). t j For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). Due, Dae. Sailing Due. I m Penang Spore Spore via. New York J ?m s KOMAKI MARU Mar.
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      76 2 B.I. (APCAR) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, AMOY JAPAN. Leave Singapore SLRDHANA 8,000 Feb. 24 SHIRALA 8,000 Mar. 10 TTLAWA 10,000 Mar. 24 For PENANG, RANGOON CALCUTTA. TILAWA 10.000 Feb. 21 SANTHIA 8.000 Mar. 5 TAIiMA 10,000 Mar. 19 p&o BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all information apply to: P. O.6.N.C0.,
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      442 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One class Motorships. Most Cabins have udioining private bath Excellent Cuisine. t> <ti1 11M FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. FI AM BURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M S S'pore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng JUTLANDIA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3 MEONIA 29-3 29-3 30-3 31-3
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      315 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I fell guoypj IF V 0 U Intend to f r the 2nd half order your reservation EXPRESS N 0 W Your rriei N.d.l. will tell: romforl and ENJOYED. Passage Agents: LOHMANN <n. i 124, Robinson KoaU. Phone 75€S. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO. LTD LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PENANG
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    LEAGUE TO SET WORLD RIGHT
    1462 3 New Year Messages BY GEN. SMUTS AND M. AVENOL *pHE following New Year message was delivered over "RadioNations" by the Right Hon. J. C. Smuts: "1 speak from South Africa, and from that distant platform I venture to plead the cause of the League of
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    TAXI DRIVER IN COURT
    269 3 Alleged Attack In Coffee Shop (From Out Own Correspondent) r»;. v I Johore Bahru, Feb. 17. AS the result of an alleged quarrel between two taxi drivers. Daud bin Baboo, an Indian Mohammedan, was charged before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya (Second Magistrate) with having caused
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      622 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. Irs ars now Invited for the materials or service. For see Municipal Tender Room from the ElecDept of Scrap l cad etc. lying j iron* Lalat Store. 11 12 r.oon, 28th Feb., 1938. ly 0 f one Single Lift Ic] older tor Gasworks.
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      546 3 PUBLIC NOTICES I NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the business formerly carried on at No. 51 Selegie Road by Chan Joo Hai under the name and style of Express Radio Service was sold as a going concern on the 1st February, 1938 to Messrs. IJm Kok Gek, Chen Sheh
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      372 3 GENUINE PARTS of the following watches are stocked in all sizes: ROSTIOPF CYMA, MEDANA, ROAMER, ROO, MOERIS, etc., etc. More than 2,000 kinds of materials stocked We hold the biggest stock of watch materials in Malaya and Far East. Lowest prices guaranteed. Job repairs undertaken for all kinds of watches
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      167 3 Br LATEST 11 J j EYEWEAR "Ful-vue." Safeguard your eyes—they are your greatest possession. It is*dangerous to neglect them. CONSULT NEW CHINA OPTICAL CO., 71, High Street, Singapore. jsirlcA IKronchong Party Including j 0 AH M a a y an Champion Twice AHMAD C.B. "SEE A M F I I
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    FRENCH COAL MINES
    256 4 Drive To Increase Output Ii Paris. NDIVIDUAL output in French mines increased during the latter oart of last year, after a fall-off in the summer. At present each miner is handling about 2-1 2 cwts. more shift than in 1930. If this standard i? maintained French coal
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    "WASTE WIRE"
    87 4 Berlin .-mDWn di !h, tin 4"- nd s inseparable (companion the sardine tin oDener am te J»rt, company in Germany are no l0 »S« to be te&'Sius about iv4d w?** Several firms have already been asked to begin manufacture of the new opener which, it is cMd haV
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    415 4 LONDON C OMMODITIES London, Feb. 18. KCBBKK Previous To-day Change Ton* Steady Firm Spot Buyers 7 1116 7 1,16 Sellers 73 16 73 16 t Forward (March) Buyers 11/el l /e VSLm H Sellers 73 16 73 16 2nd Forward (Apr.Uune) Buyers 73 16 73 16 3rd
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    CANADA'S GOLD OUTPUT
    865 4 All Records Broken VALUE OF £28,000,000 LAST YEAR •PANADA last year broke all records for the output of gold. According to figures just received in London, the precious metal won from her mines reached a total value of £28,000,000. Thus a further chapter has been written to
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    GOOD YEAR ENDS BADLY
    628 4 SLUMP IN U.S. But Income Of Year Is Up Washington, D.C. ALTHOUGH final estimates are not yet ready, present estimates indicate that total United States income produced during the last calendar year will show a ten per cent, gain over 1936, and will amount to approximately
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    PRODUCE
    193 4 Singapore, Feb. 18 R. 'Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $16C H. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Kovan $155 Ft. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $141 Siam Rice "Lowhwav" No. l $2t)7 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $187 Siam Rice '•Lowhway" No 3 $173 Siam
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    94 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Friday noon. Buyers. Belters. No. I.X R.S.S. in cases (F.O.B. Feb.> 231s Good F.A.Q. In bales 'F.O.B. Feb.i 22 23 J a No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spol-loose; (awardable S'pore j 23 1 23 5 do. Feb. 23^ do. Mar. 23 7
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    EGYPTIAN COINS SOLD
    149 4 Largest Collection Ever Auctioned New York The largest collection of Etcyptiai coins evr-y offered at auction in tht United Staves has been sold here The collection was owned bv Mr Rcinholct Paelten, head oi a Bo.-.' ji r.iusic ich'»oi. It represented the cumulations oi 50 years. Two
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      471 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. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3026 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd., 1 Irving Trust Co.,
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      52 4 SAFE 1 DEPOSIT A specially constructed strong-room, prctectea by a heavy entrance door, contains a large number of private safes each fitted with a deed box. These are obtainable at a rental of p.a. upwards according to the size of the safe required. further particulars from p o BANK. UNION
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    843 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Feb. 17, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co Buyers. Sellers. AmpatTln 4iy 2 4!7V 2 m Kumbang 28- 30.- Malay 50 52 6cd norn Hitam 236 246 t Wen* 0/70 0/75 B ogrin Tin 22 23 Seiangor T5O 1 55 a
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    20-YEAR QUEST FOR "SUPER-MAN"
    256 5 Death Of A £200,000 Idealist Oklahoma City, (Oklahoma) A RETIRED insurance agent, who spent 20 years and almost the whole of a £200.000 fortune in a quest tor a formula to develop a race of "super-men," has died here at the age of 62. He was
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    CIVILISATION AND BIRD LIFE
    583 5 Good And Bad Effects Of Progress THE contributions made by birds to the welfare of mankind and the effects ol civilization on Dird vie were illustrated Dy Proiessor James Kitcnie, 01 Kainourgu University, in the "•Kennedy Orion Lecture" celivered at tne university Conege of iNortn-Waies in
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    QUEEN MARIE
    26 5 Reuter. Bucharest, Feb. 17. Oueen Marie who has been seriously ill for the past ypar has left for Merano Ttalv for special treatment.—Reuter Wireless.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    133 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Total for Books Close financial Company Dividend Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date Singapore, Feb. 17, 5 p.m. TIN: To Austral Malay 9d. 5% 3d. Bonus. Feb. 23 Feb. 15 10% II Kampar 6d. No. 15 Feb. 14 K Lumpur l 1
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    236 5 M Maynard Co., Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 norn SINGAPORE MUNICD7AL: 1501 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 102 104 norn 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 108 110 norn 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Lit. Mar. 31. Sept.
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    OIL-SEED CRUSHING IN INDIA
    786 5 Industrial Survey Proposed Madras. Jan. 25. A PROPOSAL that Directors of Industries in Provinces and States concerned should co-operate in making an industrial survey of the o:l seed crushing industry has been made in a letter from the Industrial Research Bureau of the Government of India
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    103 5 London. Feb. 18 ■**H* 152 13 16 v** York 5.02 5 a 0 lras«ela 29.54 'V'r-va ti .60 3 /Q Amsterdam 8.96 11 16 95 9 16 12.40»/ 2 *>roerue 142 5 ''eVrade 216 22 4 ■"'■v'-holm 19.90 Oslo 19.90 Madrid nominal Vienna 26»/ 2 Lisbon no 316
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    RUBBER MARKET REPORTS
    640 5 S'pore Reviews Of The Week I Singapore, Friday. I THE following are rubber market re- ports issued by local firms for the week ended Feb. 18: STANTON NELSON CO., LTD. j j During the week the market has continued dull, but the outside elemental forces at whose
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      166 5 S. R LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities. Daily Foreign Market Cable anC Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG SHARE
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      150 5 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated In China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. I Telephones: Manager's Office <i 441 Asst. Manager s Office 6*l l Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office IH|I Cable Address: "CHCNGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. 40.000.00*00 Reserve Funds in P*«-e«s Ch. S 4.800.*****0 Total Assets approximate Ch
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    WHAT'S ON
    133 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, 19 Singapore Turf Club Sprint? Meeting, ist ciay. .i;i- .v Cnristian .Tociation Anniver- ry Meeting, Y.M.C.A. Kali, 8 15 p.m. ri; ;y Entertainment by Oleh Oleh I i.rty in aid of Ft. Andrew's Mission Hospital, Victoria Theatre. 9 p.m. L-iiuil: American Sailors
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    18 6 Mr and Mrs untitled Nielsen and their two h W'dn"..uav in the ea>.tR u» x l al!»ndia. bomewurd
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    107 6 Singapore, Feb. 19 Ships alongside the Wharves or expect', tl r"m;> fa t Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rchna 22. Sheer; «Vharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Mr.«in Wharf Entrance Gate 2) Eencruaehan 11: Kulmerland 7. Km Dire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Silverteak 3C: Klang 34; Kiias 33 Empire Dock
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    AMUSEMENTS
    154 6 At HAM BR A —I' Varsi by Show" 315 Gl5 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.—Edd.e Cantor, in "Ali Baba Goes lo Town-' 3.15, 6.15 and 9 15 Dm MARLBOROUGH.— 'Toofani" (Hindustani 3, 6 and 9 p.m THE AI RE ROYAL. M Vasentasena Tami!» 3, 6 and 9 p.m. GARRICK.- The
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    117 6 vMedan. JaskS. -Amsterdam 5 and Londons: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m to-day. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Australia. New Zealand. Java and Timer Dilly: Qantas, < Brisbane I closing 30 p.m. to-morrow. Fenang, Siam. Burma, India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    152 6 Mails expected from Holland etc. by Brastagi due at Singapore to-day. Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) to-day Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery o". letters 8.25 a.m. on Monday. Mails expected irom Europe etc. (London) by Air
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    31 6 The Air Mail (Imperial) despatched trom Singapore on Peb. 9 was delivered in London yesterday. The Air Mail (Netnerlandsi der.natchcd from Singapore on Feb. 13 delivered in London yesterday.
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    WEARNE'S AIR SERVICES
    28 6 The aeroplane of the "Wearne's Ail Services'' in addition to Kuala Lumpur and Penang will make a special call at Taiping on Feb. 26, 1938.
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    CHINESE EGGS
    60 6 Ban On Importation Refused Reuter. London, Feb. 17. ASKED in the Commons whether he would take steps to prohibit the importation of Chinese liquid eggs to prevent the risk of typhoid infection from this source, Sir Kinsley Wood, Health Minister, declined. He added that laboratory examinations of Chinese
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    PASSENGERS
    82 6 The following are passengers by the Fushimi Maru which left Singapore for Europe, via ports, on Feb. 17--Mrs. L. T. Coe, Mr. I. Ohno, Mr.*J. Tokoro, Mr. M. Miyagi, Mr. E. Nakatuka, Mr. T. Simlzu, Mr. Y. Suznki, Mr S. Hara, Mr. T. Huruhasi, Mr. K. Kanaa, Mr. S.
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    MOTORIST FINED
    99 6 Sequel To Mishap In Moulmein Road Singapore, Friday. MR. A. Godfrey. R.A.F. Seletar, was today sentenced co pay a nne of $100, in default to undergo one month's ril gorcus imprisonment by Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, the Fourth Police Magistrate, on a charge of causing hurt to
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    129 6 Swartenhondt, Dutch, 30?8 tons, from Sydney Feb. 18, to Tg. Priok Feb. 19. j Kulmerland, German. 4366 tens, from Ycfcohama Feb. 18, to Hamburg Feb. 21 Bnin Sang. British. 2208 tons, from Calcutta Feb. 18, to Saigon Weo. 19. Recorder. British, 980 ton.-: from P'T.ang Feo. 17, to
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    PASSENGERS BY THE AENEAS
    220 6 The following passengers for the Straits are travelling on the Blue Funnel liner Aeneas, which is due at Singapore on Tuesday:— Mr. J. Cruikshank, Lt. Cdr. (E) J. R. Coote, R.N., Mr. and Mrs. A. Sleep, Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Corney, Mr. and Mrs. A.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    137 6 Arrived in Singapore from N.E.I, by KLM plane 'Gier" on Feb. 17--Mr. A, F L. Thenger, Mr. J. M B G.bbcn, Mr. W. G. Lely, Dr C. J. Stauffer, Ir. E. J. Brouwer, Mr A. Hymann, Mr. Tan Kah Hong, Mr F. P. H. van Alfen. Left
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    BRITAIN'S ARMY IS TOO SMALL
    259 6 200,000 Below 1914 NEW LEAGUE URGES IMPROVEMENTS Reuter. London. Feb. 17. WITH the motto "In Defence of Freedom" a non-political organisation to be known as the "Army and Home and Empire Defence League" has been launched for the purpose of galvanising public attention to the
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    AERIAL DOGFIGHTS NEAR HANKOW
    144 6 Japanese 'Planes Shot Down Reuter. Hankow, Feb. 18. FIVE Japanese pursuit planes were shot down by Chinese planes in the course of terrific dogfights in the vicinity of Hankow, which 27 Japanese planes raided to-day. according to an announcement bv the Chinese aviation headquarters. Thirty Chinese
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    SEREMBAN WATER
    129 6 Improver! Supply On The Way (From Our Oivn Reporter) Seremban, Friday. AT to-day's meeting of the Seremban Sanitary Board, the Chairman, Mr. N. Coulson, told the members that provision had been made in next year's budget for the improvement of the Seremban water supply, thus giving official cognizance
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    K.M.S. PLANTATIONS
    40 6 Interim Dividend Of Five Per Cent. Guthrie and Co., Ltd., secretaries of the X.M.S. (Malay States) Rubbbcr Plantations, Ltd., have received intimation that the directors have declared an interim dividend of five rcr cent., payable on Mar. 16.
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    JAPO-GERMAN TALKS
    28 6 Reuter. Berlin, VA. 17. It is semi-officially announoed that the Japanese ambassador conversed with General Goering yesterday on 'questions of interest to Germany and Japan "—Reuter.
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    U.S. AND HAGUE COURT
    32 6 Reuter. Washington, Feb. 17. President Roosevelt has aDpointed Mr. Henry Stimson, former Secretary of State, and Mr. Michael Doyle, the welltcnown lawyer, to be members of the Court.—Reuter.
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    28 6 The Loyd Triestino liner Conte Verds is due at Singapore at 9 a.m. on Moniay -'nd will sail for Hongkong and Shanghai at 5 p.m. the same day.
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    Tin Quota 55 After End Of March
    30 6 Reuter. The Hague, Feb. 19. THE International Tin Committee has fixed the quota for the second quarter of 1938 at 53 per cent.—-Renter.
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    BUKIT TIMAH CAR CRASH
    239 6 Well-Known Contractor Hurt i Chinese motor cyclist wa.s seriously injured in a collision with a motor car at the GVi milestone, Bukit Timah Road, shortly after seven o'clock last night. Mr. Hong Nang, a wdl known local building contractor, who wxs a pa .sen er in
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    "DOROTHY BUCKLE" SCHOLARSHIP
    223 6 Capital Fund Of $4,000 THAT the Dorothy Buckle" scholarship uill be open only to pupils of Raffles Girls' School who are British Subjects, is specified in the regulations lor the scholarship. The fund consists of a capital sum of $4,000 subscribed by ex-pupils of Raffles Girls' School.
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      180 6 m M(U* IMA MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL J THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN TOWN TO-NIGHT I Orchestral Concert 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. SPECIAL RACE DINNER BALL! •Balloons) EXTRA SPECIAL FAREWELL PERFORMANCE BY KYRA, ROBY HARRYj COMEDY DANCERS OF EXCEPTIONAL MERIT Walze Moderne and 2 Hilarious Appearances j Night Life, Grotesque and Slow
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      167 6 MR. WISE-GUY SAYS DON'T EXCEED THE SPEED UNIT. Mr. Wise Guy. You know what it means to exceed the speed limit. You realise the danger that lurks at every corner when a cautionary measure is disregarded. In like manner there is a speed limit in living: one's hfe. When that
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      146 6 )AILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteoro'ogical Service Yesterday Last Nigb. Max. Bright Min. Temp. R'fall S'shine Temp at ions. o F. Inches. Hours. OF. EST COAST or Stat 91 0.02 9.9 70 lyan Leuas »< nangj 90 Nil 8.6 72 ran 91 0.01 10.3 72 Jeram 8i 0.02 10.2 74 alacc
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      148 6 CLUB DIARY [There are numerous Clubs it: lore members of ichich are readers Oi the ''Malaya Tribune." This uiary ii prcnrided specially jor them. Seer* taries are invited to co-operate keenly At up-to-date and compete. Hop vc .re), yj; general interest will still or included in ihe "Diary of Events."
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      225 6 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE i 1 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Djambi and K. Toengkal Toba Feb. 19 3 p.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.-Ea.~t Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas and Timor Dilly Brastagi 19 3 P m New Zealand Swartenhondt 19 3 P m Borneo (North), Brunei and Labuan
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      468 7 CHURCH SERVICES Details For The Week-End DRJW CATHEDRAL 0 a.m. Holy Communion. Matins. >ral Eucharist. Holy Communion (Plain). Evensong ana Sermon. The Rev. H. E. Tindah. .3!. Edward's School. Wi ekdays: a Monday, Wednesrida\ at 8 a s\.; Tuesday. .r j t 7 a.m.; on ThursMs thias Day) at 7
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      514 7 STRAITS CHINESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (136, Prinsep Street) Sunday, 3.15 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 9.15 a.m. Malay Service—Mr. Yeo Sov Bah. 10.15 a.m., Church Deacon's Court Meeting. 4.45 p.m. Boys' Brigade Bible Class (1st Co.) 5.30 p.m. Church Devotional Meeting. 6 p.m. Evening Worship—Rev. T. C. Gibson. Monday, 8
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      495 7 (in Malay). 8 p.m. Hokien Service. Speaker: Mr. Oh Teow Suan. Saturday, 7.30 p.m., Men's Bible Class (in Malay). NEIL ROAD GOSPEL HALL (155, Neil Road) Sunday, 4.30 p.m. Sunday School. Speaker: Mr. Faithful Luke. 6 p.m English Service. Speaker: Mr. C. R. Hale. Monday. 3 p.m. Gospel Meeting (Malay
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      209 7 Tuesday, 7.30 pm. Prayer Meeting. Chinese Services Pastor: Phang Yin Hee. Church Eider: C. vt Lte. Saturday (to-dayi Sabbath School, 10 a.m. Divine Service, 11 a.m. Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Seminary Church (401, Upper Serangoon Road) Pastor: F. L. Bunch. Church E|der: Ngo Beng Hoe. Saturday (to-day). Sabhath School,
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      118 7 jjj. Hilli111 j III H j i I PEODUCEOF FRANCE J |J Iced Eau-De-Cologne Mini;!! uiiiiiii LAMOTTE A cooling, refreshing and agreeable III toiiet iotion at a very reasonabi^ lj S j if 5175 per large bottle (1 litre) F n! IR1 I I: For Johore F.M.S. 52.25 I j
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    GREATEST SEA WEAPON
    216 9 CANNOT MISS {osi On The First Trial By Air Mail) London, Feb. 2. nj.il »lVS greatest arms discovery D ni tfie century has been lost— that "cannot miss," per- I |)V a corps of scientists at a I thousands of pounds. lurded doors at Portland n'uries, 17
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    FUND FOR THE POOR
    144 9 (ieneral Franco Orders One-Dish Days San Sebastian. ITHOUGH there is no shortage of ft General Franco's territory, week is always set apart on :eal may consist of more than even in the smartest hotels and rtitaurants. y which would have been other courses goes to a
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    IRISH PLAY IN U.S.
    134 9 s if ('«Iric Hardwicke Stars In Washington Washington, D.C. •-er of Ireland to the United Michael McWhite, made his .topearance since the new u came into force by first nis;ht of an Irish play T tion.il Theatre here. v.:\s "Shadow and SubPaul Carroll in which Sir
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    "SNAPSHOT" GUN
    86 9 Method Of Jungle Photography Chicago. Hf." a new form of big •0 i hotosraphy, is being Africa this year by the rer. Commander Attilio Timid n is who refuse to Dose are )i')hlpm. Commander Gatti n interview here, describipra. which is constructed Thf erI a rifle. a is
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    MOVEMENTS OF H. M. SHIPS
    404 9 U.S. Vessels Will Leave On Monday m Singapore, Friday. the following particulars of intended movements of H. M. Ships have been released for vublication by the Naval Intelligence Centre, Singapore:— H. M. Shios Eagle and Diana will teave Singapore on Feb. 26, be at Penang
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    THE GARRICK
    117 9 Stage And Screen Show To-Morrow AT THE CINEMAS THE Garrick Theatre at Geylung 1 Serai has arranged a very attractive programme for to-morrow and Monday. For one payment, at the ordinary rates of admission, patrons of the Garrick will be enabled to enjoy four hours' stage and screen
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    AMELIA EARHART
    193 9 Memorial On Lonely Pacific Island Washington, D.C. On remote Rowland Island, a tiny dot in the Pacific between Hawaii and Samoa, construction has been started on a lighthouse which is to be a memorial to Miss Amelia Earhart, the famous American airwoman, who disappeared in the Pacific last
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    39,000 DEATHS ON U.S. ROADS
    49 9 Washington. Nearly 40,000 persons were killed in motor vehicle accidents in the United States during 1937, it is estimated here. The American Automobile Association in quoting an estimated figure of 39,342 fatalities, observes that this was Aye per cent, above r.he total for 1935.
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    BANKRUPTCY OR LAW COURT?
    405 9 Validity Of Contract In Question Singapore, Friday. AN adjournment of two weeks was allowed by his lordship, Mr. Justice F. A. McElwaine, in the Bankruptcy Court to-day, on the application of Dr. Withers-Payne, who appeared for the petitioning creditor in Uie bankruptcy of George Edgar. Mr.
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    BOXERS' DISPUTE
    206 9 Benefit Of Doubt For Defendant Singapore, Thursday. REMARKING that the case before him was a very doubtful one. Mr. H. R. Bull gave the benefit of the doubt to Samee Hussein, the boxer, in a suit in which Mohamed Fahmy, another wellknown boxer, sought to recover from Hussein
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    WORKING-CLASS "BUDGETS"
    361 9 Satisfactory Response To Enquiry IT was stated recently by 'he Ministry of Labour that there has been a highly satisfactory response to the enquiry which was made in the autumn of last year into working-class family expenditure; over 13.600 households have supplied -budgets" giving a detailed analysis of
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    BRITISH REGIMENT'S
    148 9 Austrian Badge Revived After 23 Years (By Air Mail) London. Feb. 1. THE 1st King's Dragoon Guards has re- ceived official sanction from the War Office to wear once again as its badge the double-headed eagle of Austria. The sanction has been granted following representations by LieutenantGeneral Sir
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ENGAGEMENT
    37 10 The engagement is announced between Mr. Ong Kirn 9wee, only son of the late Mr. Mrs. Ong Keat. and Miss Lee Chong Neo, second daughter oi Mr. Mrs. Ice Kirn Bee, both of Singapore.
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    DEATH
    83 10 TAN—Mr. Tan Chiap Miang, late of Chop Lee Hong, passed away peacefully at his residence, 103, Clemenceau Avemn. en 17.2.38 at ihe age of 73. He leaves behind him, 2 widows, 4 sons, Messrs. Tan Khocn Guan, Tan Khoon Hos, Tan Khoon Teo Tan Cherg Hoe, 3 sons-in-law, Messrs.
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    A LOOK AROUND
    671 10 JX a i'ow clays the Volunteer training season in Malaya wili be resumed, and the haidy annual —the question of bringing up European units to establishment strength—once more en rages thj attention oi' the authorities. Efforts made by the Volunteer.; themselves in the close season just ended
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    CONSULATE CLOSED
    72 10 British Action In Russia London. Feb. 16. T is ofiicially announced that the Bri- tish Consulate in Leningrad is being losed down. The effect is that there ,vill be no British Consulates in Soviet Tvu- ia in futv.re. How a visa for travel in the United Kingdom and
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    The Gazette
    275 10 >fHE following appointments appeared in yesterday's issue of the Straits ttlementfl Government Gazette. An Instrument provisionally appointng Mr. E. N. C. Wollerton to be temporarily a nominated unofficial member jl the' Legislative Council in the place of the late Mr. H. W. Raper. Mr. J. F. M. Rouaile.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Austro-German Situation
    279 10 NOTES COMMENTS Austro-German Situation npHE dramatic turn of events fen Central Europe caused by the action d Herr Hitler in dealing with Austrian politics seems on the surface to be an affair fplely between the parties concerned, but in fact it has an international significance which may lead to far-reaching
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    Assassination Of Dolfuss
    213 10 rpHE crisis was brought to a climax by the assassination of Herr Dolfusa, the Austrian Chancellor, who was commonly known as the "Little Napoleon." The outlook in Central Europe seemed so gloomy at the moment that ii was feared that nothing could save it from a repetition
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    Italo-German Friendship
    210 10 the above happened before the Rome-Berlin Axis came into existence. The situation in Europe underwent some fundamental changes as as Italo-German relationship was re-established on a firm footing. Germany, ever conscious of her aim to bring Austria into her fold, has been striving to allay Italian sympathy for
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    The Stresa Powers
    197 10 £T the present Juncture it j ing to watch the react. Stresa Powers. Unlike her adopted during the time ol si nation of Dolfuss, Italy now Austro-German co-operation th opa favour and heralds an tlon between people profoundij in race, language and common The Hitler-Schuschnig» ra says,
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    Britain's Attitude
    118 10 far as Great Britain v a she prefers to adopt a attitude in the initial rtage is too soon to conclude that accepted by Dr. Bchuscbn mean the end of Austr. pcndence. At the bme tin understood thai there are sions in the Berchtesgad<n I than those already
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    STEAM TOO untitled
    49 10 G.W.R. To Electrify M,,r Their Line London r\ The Great Western Railway announce that in view ol 1 cost of steam-working. a electrification of part <>i is in Drenaration. t b Hitherto less electrification r carried on this than .J line of the railway But. Wireless.
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    untitled first official picture, received by air, of Holland's baby Princess, :.. .it Soestdijk Palace to Princess Juliana, heir to the Netherlands The baby has been christened Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard, maternal and paternal grandmothers. Photo shows Prince trd smiling proudly a'i his baby daughter, Princess Beatrix. Another picture of the baby appears on page 13. (Planet News*.
    56 11 untitled first official picture, received by air, of Holland's baby Princess, .it Soestdijk Palace to Princess Juliana, heir to the Netherlands The baby has been christened Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard, maternal and paternal grandmothers. Photo shows Prince trd smiling proudly a'i his baby daughter, Princess Beatrix. Another picture of the baby
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    No Compulsion In "Get Fit" Campaign
    445 11 Reuter and British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 18. DOTH l ord Stanhope, president of the Board ol Education, and Lord Aberhairman of the National Fitness in speeches to-day under tne ol the Council repudiated the n of the introduction of som'j 'impulsion in connection
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    2 11 STOP PRESS
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    ANGLO-ITALIAN TALKS
    112 11 Grandi Calls On The Premier British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 18. COUNT Grandi, Italian Ambassador in London, was at No. 10, Downing Street, to-day, where Mr. Eden had joined Mr. Chamberlain for over an hour, and returned for a short time Ih'.s afternoon. Later it was stated that
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    GENERAL KNOX
    94 11 Appointed Chief At Chelsea British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 18. THE King has approved the appointment of General Sir H.nry Knox, who was adjutant general to the forces until last December, when he resigned to facilitate tho promotion o f younger officers, as Governor of the Royal H?spital,
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    23 11 Reuter. London, Feb. 17. Sir John Oilmour, M.P., has been appointed Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.—Reuter.
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    JOINT ANGLO-FRENCH DEMARCHE TO THE FUEHRER?
    414 11 FIRM STAND OVER AUSTRIA PARIS PROPOSAL POLICY OF PRESENTING FAIT ACCOMPLI MUST END Reuter. Paris, Feb. 19. TT is understood that M. Corbin. the French ambassador to London, has been instructed to suggest to the British Government that a joint or separate demarche should
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    JAPANESE IN CANADA
    168 11 Immigration Control Bill Adjourned Reuter. Ottawa. Feb. 18. THIS is no time for Canada to run the risk of offending Oriental pride by passing the exclusion law against the Japanese," declared Mr. MacKenzie King before adjourning the debate on a bill to amend the Oriental Immigration Act.
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    SERVICES MISSION
    74 11 Closer Contact With Portugal British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 17. THE British Service mission to Portugal will leave Southampton on the RMS Alcantara to-morrow. The purpose of the mission, which consists of Vice-Admiral Wodehouse, Colonel Daly and Group Captain Field, is to establish closer contact between Ihe Services
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    Heavy Toll Of Air Raids In Spain
    57 11 Reuter. Barcelona, Feb. 19. SIX thousand persons, including 2,000 women and 600 children, have been killed, and 1,137 buildings destroyed in air raids on Madrid since the beginning of the Hvil war until Dec. 31 last. Artillery bombardments in the same period killed
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    AIR BOMBING OF CIVILIANS
    241 11 Protest To Spain FRANCO'S REPLY NEGATIVE British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 18. AT the bepinninp of February the British Government informed both parties in Spain that they held themselves at the latter's disposal should their good offices be desired in connection with an agreement between the
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    INVESTITURE
    56 11 Miners Rewarded For Bravery British Official Wireless. London. Feb. 17. Among recipients of decorations from the King at Buckingham Palace to-day at the second Investiture in connection with the New Year's honours were two miners—brothers —from Staffordshire, who had been awarded medals in recognition of their bravery in a
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    QUEEN'S NEW ROLE
    72 11 British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 18. To-night's London Gazette contains the announcement of the appointment of the Queen as Honorary Colonel of the first Battalion of the Hertfordshire Regiment, Territorial Association. It is recalled in the press that the Queen was Hertfordshire born, her parents the Earl
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    34 11 British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 16. Mr. C. C. Woolley, Colonial Secretary «>r Jamaica, is to be appointed chief secretary of Nigeria, succeeding Mr. Maybki, recently appointed Governor of Northei a Rhodesia.—British Official Wireless.
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    NEW CHARMING WAR TOY
    148 11 Aerial Mines Are Here WARSHIPS ARE QUITE POWERLESS Reuter. Washington, Feb. 18. AN entirely new type of aerial attack against which battleships and other surface craft will be powerless was described by the military inventor, Mr. Lester Barlow, In giving evidence before the House Naval Committee.
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    WAR DEBTS AND TRADE
    118 11 President's Plan For Readjustment Reuter. Washir. ton, Feb. 18. A SECRET Conference ai the White House to discuss war debts it is reported in the New York Times, was attended by Mr. Cordell Hull, Mr. Morgenthau and Mr. Pat Harrison. It is reported that President Roosevelt
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    ARMS SPEED-UP
    80 11 Cabinet Decision In London Reuter. Paris, Feb. 18. IT was announced at the conclusion of a Cabinet meeting to-day that agreement had been reached to speed up arms production. m m „**'JP The meeting was not of the full cabinet It discussed how far it was possible to
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    SIX-HOUR BATTLE
    72 11 Govern ment Reverse In Spain Reuter. Paris, Feb. 18. FE Government troops lost several thousand killed and wounded in a six hour battle yesterday east of Alfambra river, according to a measage from th-* village of Perales. The Nationalists claim to have advanced in certain nlaces for four
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    NIEMOELLER TRIAL
    64 11 Defence Advocate Appointed Reuter. Berlin, Feb. 18. When the Niemoeller trial was resumed this morning, the three defending counsel were in their places as well as an advocate appointed by the court. The duration of the trial depends on whether the accused decides to defend all charges by
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    MANCHUKUO
    31 11 German Recognition Expected Reuter. Berlin, Feb. 18. German recognition of Manchukuo is foreshadowed. Possibly Hitler will announce it in the Reichstag speech on Sunday, otherwise by diplomatic methods later .—Reuter.
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    ROYAL VISIT TO LIVERPOOL
    45 11 British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 18. Lord Derby announced at Liverpool to-day that the visit of the King and Queen to Lancashire has been definitely fixed for the week beginning May 19. arriving early there on Tuesday 17. British Official Wireless.
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    BRITAIN'S PEACE HOPES
    185 11 ARMS THE KEY Foreign Respect For Strength London, Feb. lf>. THE aim of the Government's policy nas to maintain peace and ma' >ritain so strong that anyone wouli be afraid to attack us, said Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the Premier, in a speech in at Birmingham. "We must
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    JAPANESE AIMS IN SHANSI
    173 11 Ending Opposition CHINESE STAND ON YELLOW RIVER Reuter. Peiping, Feb. 18. rpHE aim of the Japan- ->ffensive in Shansi, according to official Japanese sources, is to complete thcclearance from the southern half of the province of all opposition, which *s estimated to be composed of 16
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    REORGANISATION IN COTTON INDUSTRY
    182 11 Lancashire Delegates At Board Of Trade British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 18. THE President of tire Board of Trade to-day received officers of the joint committee of the cotton trade organisations. Representatives of the joint commit tee informed him of the steps that have taken since
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    SINGAPORE AIR DEFENCE ON ROAD TO PERFECTION
    1358 12 ADDRESS BY R. A. F. OFFICER LESSONS OF THE RECENT EXERCISES "THE main function of the R.A.F. Squadrons stationed in Singapore is to assist in the defence of the fortress against a sea-borne attack It is naturally anticipated that such an attack would
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    MOTHER'S TRAGIC STORY
    523 12 Children Drowned FELL IN TIDAL DRAIN Singapore, Friday. OUNC. mother's harrowing experience in a deep tidal drain, struggling in the water which was up to her chest, vainly trying to get over the steep side of the drain with one of her two children who had fallen
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    SEARCHLIGHT DISPLAY
    116 12 Hundreds Gather On Sea Front HUNDREDS of spectators gathered alom; the seafront and on convenient points to witness the display of searchlights given by five American and British warships lying in the roads last night. Twenty beams played in the sky for half hour from nine o'clock, starting
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    MR. S. I. O. ALSAGOFF
    106 12 Leaving On World Tour Next Week MR. S. L O. Alsagoff, a prominent resident of Singapore, is leaving for a round the world tour on Thursday. He will proceed to Egypt and then to Europe and cross by the Queen Mary to the United States,
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    ALLEGED NEGLIGENCE
    89 12 Singapore, Friday. I D. M. Chatterje, a young Indian, was j this morning charged in the Criminal District Court, befc-e Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, with having caused the djeath of one Lim Ah Tek, not amounting to culpable homicide, while driving r motor-car in a negligent
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    48 12 Lieut -Commander J. H. Owen, Harbour Master, Penang. who is home on leave is understood not to be returning. Capt. Saunders, acting Harbour Master, is retiring in June. Mr. T. W. Moore is expected from Singapore to act as Harbour Master, pending the appointment of a new officer.
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    MIDNIGHT HAUL OF CHANDU
    491 12 Court Story HOW REVENUE MEN KEPT WATCH Singapore, Friday. rpHREK Chinese, Tan Chor, Lim Ah Kong and Tan Kirn Weng were produced in the Criminal District Court, before Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge, on a charge of importing, or doing an act preparatory to the
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    GAMING CHARGE CONVICTION
    227 12 Sequel To A Police Raid Singapore, Friday. THONG Kai, a Cantonese contractor to V the Naval Base, who was originally charged with assisting in the management of a common gaming house at the 1814 milestone. Seletar, was to-day found guilty by Mr. T. L. Tan, third police
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    Gen. Matsui Recalled To Tokyo?
    202 12 SUCCESSOR MORE DIPLOMATIC GEN. HATA To Conciliate Foreign Pcwers Shanghai, Us. IT is learnt from a reliable suurce that Gen. Matsui (Command' :-inChief of the Japanese expeditionary force in China) is being re-called tu Tokyo, and tyiU be replaced by Lieut.-General Hata, aged 58. who
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    OSTRACISED BY RELATIONS
    351 12 Chinese Pleads Guilty To Cheating Singapore, Friday "U7HEN even his own brother-in-law has reported the loss ol $3 against him, I think he is a man who wants watching. He is ostracised by his relations." commented the Court Inspector Mr. T. E. Wray) when. Mr. F. V.
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    INDIAN HEMP
    72 12 Singapore, Friday Dawal Marikan. a Tamil M dan, was charged to-day bel F V. Duckworth, sea ad trate, with possession of a dian hemp at Si.'at Road I: Ismail bin Bakar, another Ta also charged In the sen i possession of two pack"' hemp at Palmer Read y
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    44 12 The London Times untitled that Dr. Lee Hah Liang, M B. BS kong), D.C.H. <En«». MR C i has passed the London Examhiati the MR.CP. Dr. Hah Lionson of Mr and Mrs Lee X Sitiawan. Perak. is an old boy >' r Anglo-Chinese School. Ipoh.
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    Praise For Work Of The A.A.M.
    1790 13 BIG INCREASE OF MEMBERSHIP i?OAD SCOUTS Full Report Of Annual Meeting Singapore, Friday. is now serve members of V:t "mobile Association in hern and southern Malaya. This was men- annual general meet- Singapore branch of the It Association of Malaya, p kong Bank Chambers
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    HOLLAND'S BABY PRINCESS
    17 13 Princess Beatrix, of Holland, a picture made when she was twenty-four hours old.—Planet News.
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF TYPEWRITERS
    160 13 Young Chinese On Series Of Charges Singapore. Fr day. WHEN the case In which a youn<z Stra t.s-born C'rnese. Chur '"hwee Kiat, a former cleric of Me c srs Honeo, I.tel.. who was ctrr'rrd laal with theft on 28 ccunts in respect of i vpewrit.ers representing
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    EPWORTH LEAGUE
    99 13 Institute To Be Held At Kuala Lumpur Singapore. Friday. The 13th All-Malaya Epworth League Institute will be h.?ld at Kuala Lumpur irom Apr. 15 to Apr. 20. A fuli programme has been arranged and reduced railway fares will be available for those travelling to Kuala Lumpur. The local
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    LOSS OF FISH
    94 13 Singapor 0 Friday. Three Hokiens, Loh Ah Tai, Poh Ah Yang and How. who were vrrest?J vesteiauv by the police were proU red thi? morning before Mr. F V Duckworth, scord police magistrate, charged with committing mischief by causing wrongful loss or damage of fish, valued at
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    24 14 A view of the play in the soccer match between a Cricket Club XI au£ the R.A.F. (Town Office). The Airmen won 2—L (Tribune).
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    American Association To Meet "Gobs"
    343 14 Baseball Match To-morrow BASFBALL fans will have another treat j to-morrow when the American j ciation play a upturn game against the redoubtable team ol the U S S. Milwau- > kee The latter turned out winners last Wednesday by four rnns to two after
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    S.C C. LOSE SOCCER
    25 14 The R A F tTown Offico brat an 8.C.C. side by 2—1 in a soccer friendly played at the S.C.C. yesterday.
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    Race Selections By "Argus"
    47 14 SELECTIONS for <o-diy's races by "Argus" are as follows: Race I—AMAZING Toyman Race 2—RRIGFT AffSWKI Solar Time Race 3—POPOVFR Monte Video Race 4—PURE GOLD Thebez Race S—AERIAL POST Rostrum Race O—JUBILEE STAR Ton roe Race 7—DOUBLE FILE Ming Race B—FIFTY THREE Celtic Bard
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    TANGLIN SOCCER
    178 14 Ordnance Corps Beat The R.A.MC. IN a soccer match played at Tanglin yesterday, the R.A.M.C. defeated the R.A.O.C. by three goals to nil. Ihe Med.cals could have made the tcore much higher had there been less individual efforts in the goalmouth. Midway through the half. Murfitt scored for
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    GOOD FIELDS FOR OPENING CARD AT BUKIT TIMAH
    1330 14 SINGAPORE SPRING RACE MEETING TO-DAY'S ACCEPTORS fef ORDER OF RUNNING ACCEPTORS and the order of running for this afternoon's races at Bukit Timah, the first day of the Singapore Turf Club's Spring Race Meeting, are as fellows: Dcuble totes on races 6
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    HOME SOCCER
    316 14 Programme For To-Day THE English and Scottish League scccer programmes for to-day arc as follows ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. 1 Arsenal v. Chelsea. Birmingham v. Leeds U. B'ackpool v. Manchester C. Bolton W. v. Sunderland. Brentford v. Derby C. Everton v. Wolverhampton W. Huddersfield T. v. Leicester C. Middlesbrough
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    Golfers And Money Prizes
    182 14 1 GOLFER loses his amateur status it he engages in a match for a mcnev nnze on any eour:;e. The Royal and Ancient Club, &t. Andrew.-, bias ordained that even h.viiur over a miniature nut* i »3 g: n. hundred; o; which are at-acht.-d to clut.s
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    Ignacio Fernandez At Losing End
    217 14 Luis Blanco's Fine Win 'From Ovr Own Reporter} Kuala Lumpur. Friday. LUIS BLANCO, in 4. Filipino, fought a flue battle ai. Insi the veteran. Ignatio Fernandez 10 2, to-night a the Bukit Bint I. In spite of being subjected to heavy punishment and narrowly escaping
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    JOHORE RUGBY
    93 14 Eagle Beats Combined Fifteen (From Our Own Correspondents Johore Bahrtt, Fr.day. IN a rugger match on thf JC.S.C. pa- dang to-dr. a team Eagle beat a Blngapore-Johore rombinea i fatecn by seven poinl a trv> to five, points Lt Ellioti played an oul far the wluner... beinn r
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    53 14 I The toUow.n is the i 1 round of S.G.c Ladies' < ship competition. Mis. Cowen beat Mr i Mrs. HopKirio bsai Mr Mrs. Patersoti beat Armali Mrs. Kaye beat M Miss Hadley beat Mrs. HU Mrs. Ruddock beat Mi The second round oi tl is to
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    53 14 LESLIE Cottcn, hi tfher i returned to pro three vcir.<' absfnee. H position at Coui don f' estate business. Using his brot'i r teach eolf for at least "nves lessons hi h:s bas n"oo;ii;t nets, Eeslie Cotton, wa i if a Henry. has decided to nla; in the
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    44 14 1 GOLFfcR a» Ado, it b*l! m I frrt> fed from lb'; th? tree md rescued ii frickv (feteent bat turbrd. On rtJ thing said: 'Tf I had tak I lirve I could have ,la d could have got a gtanc
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    untitled Severely Battered By Marques
    657 15 EFEREE STOPS FIGHT I 5 th round llM Beats Boon Mah Uarcues, the clever >l1 h. boxer, added yet yoU! to his long sequence of > u,hfr ilie local ring last night, MT .hrillrU flRbt fans by a h l o vii torv over Clever
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    Result At A Glance
    41 15 Pn! lees 9.24 t.k.o'd in fifth round, htttinx Sima 9•> outpointed Nai PJ Mah io rounds. 9.1 Vi outpointed Wlah 8.12, six rounds. Munn Unn 7.19' t bent Little WjeriN 7.9 Roberts beLig disP"N in Uurd roan*.
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    COMING ENGLISH CHAMPIONS
    431 15 Seven Year Old Billiards Prodigy yoUNGEST competitor at the Boys' Milliards Championship, being derided at Burroughes and Watts th week, is seven-year-eld Ted Edge, who has "cme up from Haesowen, Worcestershire. for the occasion (writes Rrue* Harris» in the "Evening Standard." H s father, who is .-teward
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    REDSKINS AND GOLF
    297 15 Game Not Rr?u<rh Enough DENVER. —A "first American" wins America's highest eolfing piize! That would make a great story, bu take it from a capable Indian linksmi n who hails from the Oklahoma oil fields. it won't ever happen. "I don't thlrk an Indian ever will win
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    Incident in soccer match at the S.C.C. yesterday between the Club and the R.A.F. (Town Office). Tribune). WXi 11—■ rMI mm I . ——— mmm – — rf—« l—W— —
    25 15 Incident in soccer match at the S.C.C. yesterday between the Club and the R.A.F. (Town Office). Tribune). WXi 11—■ rMI mm I mmm rf—« l—W—
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    GLAND TREATMENT IN SOCCER
    155 15 Interesting Experiment With Players THERE seems to be a tendency for football managements to become disciples cf Dr. VoronofT, though the gland treatment now being taken by, or proposed for, English professional footoallers consists of injections only, aiw not the grafting which first nrought gland treatment
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    18 15 The R.A.F. beat the S.R.C. by 2—l in a hockey match played on the S.R. C ground yesterday.
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    MR. COCHRAN AND HIS PLANS
    1067 16 America Re-Visited PLAYS OF THE FUTURE C. B. Cochran is "on town" again—"on town," as opposed to "On Broadway," or ranging the American Continent, where he hac been for the last six months. He is looking in the pink of condition. He is good company,
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    RUGBY COMMENTARY
    122 16 H. B. T. Wakelam should find a subject after his own heart when he describes the Rugby International match between Scotland and Ireland, to be played at Murrayfield, Edinburgh, on Feb. 26. By the courtesy of the Scottish Rugby Union the match will be broadcast from Daventry. Ireland
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    WHAT CO-OPERATION CAN ACHIEVE
    976 16 Registrar On Denmark's Example Madras, Jan. 28. Mr T Austin, Registrar of Co-opera-tive Societies, addressed the luncheon meeting of the Madras Rotary Club, recently, on Co-operation in Madras and Elsewhre." Mr Austin said that the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century ushered in a new era
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    "TYPICAL CLERICAL BANKRUPTCY"
    153 16 Discharge Granted To Chinese "A TYPICAL clerical ba A how Mr. Koh cC: Assistant Official a the bankruptcy of Y eo v. Chinese clerk, who v mediate discharge b- r Mr. P. A. McEhvaino. J In his report on the batTiL Koh said that the bankru] was
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    AIR-BORNE TRAFFIC
    160 16 Adoption Of Insurance Clause (By Air Mai 1 London, Feb. 1 The War Risk Committee oi Institute of London Underwriters ha agreed to the adoption of a clause connection with the insurance of p: perty by air which puts air-be. traffic in the same relative position water-borne traffic.
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      1687 17 To-nau* Programmes j TELEVISION Malayan Listeners' Radio i- TI fpHE 8.8.C. recently made an interest,;|{|TlSH EMPIRE PROGRAMME OF I ships and the sea jiMS^SrSSSi 23t PROGRAMME 8.M.8.C. The sfi tf the- second pro j gramme in the 8.8.C. s series Lines the words r-antral Hand Of HM 1 c; Mf
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR BRITISH INCOME TAX
    88 18 To the Editor of the Malaya Triovnc> Sir.—There are undoubtedly many British subjects amongst your readers who wjsh to make repayment claims hut who nerhaps do not realise that is o strict time limit involved. May I remind them that claims for the
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    MANTIN WATER SUPPLY
    140 18 'To the Editor of the Malaya TrtoUne Sir,—About a year or so ago. I read that the Negri Sembilan Government uas contemplating to supply pipe water to Mantin. but so far nothing has been dene nor has the matter been brougnt up at any of the Council
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    M. LEBON DEAD
    28 18 Paris, Feb. 17. The death occurred to-day of M. Andre Lebon, former minister, chairman of the Credit Foncier and vice-chairman of the Suez Canal Company.—Reuter.
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    19 18 Mr. L. G. W. Ward. Electrical Engineer Perak. has returned to Inoh from home leave, accompanied by Mrs. Ward.
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    SOUTH AFRICAN STUDENTS
    112 18 On Jan. 12, members of the Cape Province Schools Overseas Torn, who have been travelling in the British Isles, were entertained at Broadcasting House. In the Concert Hall thev heard a programme by South African artists, which was broadcast from Daventry. j Among the students was Miss
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    "KING OF SPAIN'S DAUGHTER"
    109 18 "The King of Spain's Daughter to he broadcast from Daventry in the near future, has been oveduced several times at the Abbey Theatre. Dublin. To those who have any knowledge of the Repertory Theatre movement at. Home, the fact is -afficient indication of the play's quality;
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    ANTI-GAS MEASURES
    223 18 Recent Demonstration In London HPWO of the latest air raid precaution vehicles were recently demonstrated nt one of the depots of the Royal Borough of Kensington, London, when most realistic and instructive programme was carried out First of all, a (harmless) bem 1 was exploded, and one of
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    R.A.F. LEADS THE WORLD
    418 18 7,000 PILOTS Speed-Up In New Machines (By Air Mail) London, Feb z THE number of pJlots in the Roval 1 Air Force now exceeds 7 000 consisting of approximately fc.0'10 t and Auxiliary Air Form and 1 li-fi pilots in the R.A F. Volunteer Reserve, writes
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    SCIENTISTS' CALL TO PEACE
    83 18 Indianapolis I Indiana 1 An appeal to British scientists to join with scientists of other nations In furthering scientific progress pt ice arrt intellectual freedom has been ienl by a conference of the American Associa tion for the Advancement of Scien v here. The meeting declared
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    ESSENTIAL NEEDS OF HUMANITY
    734 19 polish Lecturer's Plea In Madras Madras, Jan. 23. Bharatanandaji, a Polish conto Hinduism, addressed a ol Eiarijam and others at the Harijan Colony on the (is ol humanity and their Mr V Bhashyam Iyengar tratanandaji said that the ol human existence were, er ol mention, food,
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    BRITAIN TO GUARD SUEZ CANAL
    448 19 Four R.A.F. Aerodromes To Be Laid Down Cairo. WITHIN the next few years the Royal Air Force and all British troops in Egypt will evacuate their P re stations, and take up new along the Suez Canal, according to tne terms of the Anglo-Egyptian Treaty^
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    "BLESSING THE THROATS" CEREMONY IN LONDON
    233 20 The Blessing the Throats Ceremony at St. Etheldrada's R.C. Church in Ely Place, Holborn Circus. London. Pictures shows Father Baines performing the rite after .Mass on the Feast of St. Blaise to worshippers suffering from throat afflictions. (Plar.et News). Sheila, aged 11 months, born
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