Malaya Tribune, 5 January 1939

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales *u~\^' No. 3. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Thursday, January 5. 1!»:'.!). The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1939 F'lVl
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      53 1 TBI» 1 XE Dominant n Malay* WOOD DUNN 'DAIRY MAID' PURE AUSTRALIAN Mf' U CREAMER V HI 77 &oc*ed in 16%. f /ft. -> /ft. W P S. 86A Sfflt/S h(*it baby needs tttt Mrwj from ahottle at its best fitUECROs« STRONG MUSCLES gq v TEETH H STRAIGHT BONES THAT
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      356 1 CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN CURED. A REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION HAS BEEN FOUND. OERK P. YONKERMAN, DISCOVERED OF THE NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION. Marvellous as it may seem alter cen turies of failure, a remedy has been aiscovered that has cured the deadly Consumption even in the advanced stages of the disease.
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      265 1 I MADAME PAGIj 92, Piccadilly, Loo don. EXPERT DRESSMAKEB AND DESIGNER. Gcwns Designed Created in Ler j work rooms 9 5 $30 j tt, BATTERY ROAD, I SINGAPORE. t Ĕ you find best% is the Angier's Emulsion exercises mucous colitis and other intestinal soothing, lubricating, antifermenta- disorders. tive efiects throughout
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    Corsica's Warm Welcome To Daladier
    89 2 Reuter. Pari*. Jan. f £UE entire press emprasiscs tho warmth of the welcome to M. Daladiei and the proof it save of Corsica's attachment and loyalty to the mother country. Bponue sums up the matter: Thank >'ou. Fascist Deputies, who spontaneoosv cried, Tunis. Jibuti Corsica
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    Manifesto Condemns The Fascist Policy Of Exterminating Islam
    157 2 Reuter. Cairo. Jan. "IT is the sacred duty of Egyptians and Moslems of the world to oppose the Fascist policy oi' exterminating Islam in Tripoli and turning the land into Italian hands, declares a manifesto issued by Abdcl Hamid Said Bc\, Nationalist
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    THE SIX ACES
    92 2 Stockholm. A POKER game with six aces on the table has had its sequel in a Stockholm court. A number of men were playing at Hammarby when one of the players suddenly noticed there were six aces on the table. He recalled that a sailor in the
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    VANISHED DOCTOR FOUND FOREST
    221 2 Loaduw, ii |)K. Hcber Alfred II vanished a month found dead yeslenbn Forest, at YYsitham Abl Hy his side wi re tie tents of a dock t 1 test tube, a gyring m tablets, and an em pi On his body lav a lettei ed to
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    Manchester Guardian On Spanish Hostilities
    109 2 Reuter. JHE Manchester Giiarfea, commen<in« on (he preset batik i. S l n r J hi fS than ,he W»* of Spain ami lhe lives ol men deserted or deceived by "hose who s U h their democratic belief: "A few months a«o a ri'be!
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    Charge Over Stolen Watch
    112 2 A Singapore, Tuesday. Mi Teck Seng, a twenty-four-year-old Hokk cn. was this morninjr charged in the fourth police court before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker that he :it 11.20 a.m yesterday in Fullert«»ii Road commuted theft of a pocket watch valued at 5.5.50. the property of Toh
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    SWEDEN'S CATTLE DISEASE BILL
    174 2 Siecaholm ACCORDING to a statesmen! put n lished in Sv« nvk.i Dagbl the epidemic of foot and mouth disease at present raging in South Sweden has already cos( the countn mrrv than 7,000.000 kronor £350,000). Practically the whole ol tl c province la affected and c<
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      425 2 RTKAMER SAILINGS BRITISH INDIA (incorporated in England). c. A: v. <. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore ISM ;,OJL>A.\ 6.5C0 Jan. 13 KANCHi 17,000 Jan. 13 RANPURA 17.0% Jan. 27 iiAvVALr'iNDI 17,000 Feb. 10 BURDWAN 6 070 T'eb. 11 (JAN TON 15 SCO Feb. 24 SOMALI 0,800 Mar. 10
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      466 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDI)KUTSCHLK LLOYD, (Incorporated ba Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended flitures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, *WITH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1039 "ELBE" Qtnltd Taku Bar Jan. H s.s. "GNEISENAU" omits North O'una Jan. 19 m.s. FULDA'' omits Japan Jan. 31 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND. HAMBURG BREMEN
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      371 2 II OLIIS A X CRUISES To: BANGKOK SAIGON- By Luxurious One Class Motorships. Displacement Tons trom Penang, P. Sham. Malacca, Spore Qi.2 "Boringia' 112.500 10-1 ii-i 12-1 14-1 m.s. "Lalandia" 111,000 > 31-1 1-2 2-2 4-2 m.s. Jutlandia" (13,100) 21-2 22-2 23-2 25-2 NEXT HOLIDAY CRUISE January 14th 1939 to
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      146 2 HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE 91 I Drulsch-Auslralischc Dampfsthiffs Gesejlschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'oore 1939 F m.s. LEVERKUSEN Direct Jan. 8 m.s. RHEINLAND via Manila Jan. 22 I m.s. BURGENLAND Direct Feb. 4 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND. HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due
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    Harlequin Impresses On Penang Track
    222 3 I From Our Own Reporter] Oxi v 4 Penang. Thursday. >i i I tern people were present to vvalch lhe gallops morniaa when several interring- workouts for Saturday, (he final (lav at /S dn were sttn Ine gallop of the morning was by HARLEQUIN .Martin)
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    APPEAL FAILS
    64 3 Singapore, Wednesday.—The cootietkwi oi Lee Ah Kat was upheld this morning at the High Court by Ml-. JusLice Pedlow. The appellant was charged in the iower court with picking the pocket of a passenger in a trolley bus and sentenced to fifteen months Imprisonment The appellant had five
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    NEW OATH FOR SOVIET ARMY
    146 3 MOSCOW, Jan. 4. THE text is published in the press oi new oath to be taken by the entire Soviet army on Feb 23 the tweniy-lirst anniversary of ttfe army, according to an oftieial news agency. Instead of taking o/ally and collective iy by the
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    28 3 Reuter. Ottawa, Jan. 4—The resignation of Mr. Randol p. h. Bruce. Canadian Minister Lo Japan, is officially anne unc£d but the appointment ol a successor will be de'.cv.cd.—Reuter.
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    Bar Pays Tribute To Sir Percy McElwaine
    478 3 Singapore. Wednesday. tributes were paid by members of the local Kar this morning when they gathered in full strength at the High Court to congratulate the Chit! Justice, sir Percy MaUwaine, an being awarded a knighthood. Mr. G. L. Howe, Crown Counsel -p.-..lung
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    RISKY TURNING
    48 3 Wednesday.—Mr C H Whitton, Traffic Magistrate, to-day fined J. A. Sabate an employee of the A.PC. $3 or in default one day's si .for failing to await a safe opportunity to turn rißht at the junction of Bras* Ba>ah and North Bridge Poads on November 11.
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    Daladier Says France Is Invincible
    196 3 Reuter. Tunis, Jan. 4. I PUNISIAN and French demons raI tors to-night broke the windows of an Italian tailor's shop and fore down lhe Italian Rag outside. "As head of lhe go> rum nl F had to come lo le!i you (haf the Mother country
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    GERMAN DIPLOMAT'S WIFE
    52 3 Reuter. New York, Jan I. FRAI Hans Dieckhoff, wife ot the Orrmm Ambmwadsr is travell-Fii'-c'i'' by Fairona' to .join •er husband. n heir hps been left at ?chool m Washington. Fran DieekhofT's nsuie ci d not aDDear in Europa's passenger list but officials r,f the comoanv that
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    A BUDDHIST ANNIVERSARY
    85 3 Under the patronage of Mr. Tan Keng Lock, Chairman of the English Bectlon of the S B A., a celebration to «omj > noeate •Durutu Pova Day" will ho h»»d at the S.B.A premise* 67, Spott*3WnodS Pnr!: Road, to-day. Jon. 5. This celebration commemorates the day on
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      352 3 Classified Advertisements public notices. Singapore Municipality TENDERS now invited tor the I or service. For l [pal Tender Room 1 Date of Closing f mcc VsJves lor W ,d 1-5-39 4 pm March G, 1939. C. H. OOLDIE. Municipal Secretary S ,V(, \,'< 'I I tfPROVEMENT TRUST. ited for the
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      417 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED ooyt fresh from jchooi to appi entice as office workers. Transport allowance only. Apply Eox No 533 c o Malaya Tribune, &inga P oie L'ALLL. GIRL WANTED for I wo BBOBtfja to demonstrate Beauty Preparation, Apply Box No. 507 co Malaya Tribune' Singapore. wmu*, WANTED Chinese Girl
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      706 3 I nvKSS?, Dogs, Cats. Pupp:... i*„.iens. Children 'a da> ..t Ch «.ugi Farm Satv .day, 10 12 1938 Sundu /1 12 1938 Fret ~»ony rides and ukes ol drunks etc., for children FARM Great deduction ~m j prices, splendid Christn.as 1 for the Children. Alsatians. ;olie.s. Bull- j dogs, Bull
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    98 4 Paris 176 3 4 New York 64» fc Montreal 4.63V 8 Brussels 27 52 Geneva 20.54 Amsterdam 8.03 3 4 Milan 88% Berlin 11A6 21 7 /8 Oslo idSOvfa Prague i 35 3 4 *26 3 4 Madria nominal Lisbon no 3 16 Athens 547 2 liondon, Jan.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    598 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Jan. 4, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Thl 3 9 4.3 Asam Kumbang 26 9 27 9 Austral Malay 43|- 47|-nom Ayer Hitam 21 6 23,Ayer Weng 0.59 0.64 Bangrtl) Tin 20 3 21,9 Batu Selangor
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    Singapore's Health
    113 4 EXACTLY' 200 people died in the last week of 1938 according to the Health statement issued by the Municipality of Singapore. Percentage works out at 19.65 per mille ncr annum compared with 23.45 in the corresponding week of last year. Out of these 200 dead. 183 were Chinese,
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    Mail Bag Missing
    105 4 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ipoh, Wednesday. 4 MAIL bag despatched from Sungei Siput to Ipoh by the evening train yesterday is missing. It is understood that th? bag contained ordinary and registered letters and cash to the value of $300. The mail bag was delivered at the Railway
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    RUBBER
    230 4 AJlenby 1.25 1.35 Alor Gajah 0.95 1.00 Amal Malay O.ao 1.05 Ayer Hitam 0.90 100 Ayer Molek 1.00 1.10 Ayer Panas 1.25 1.35 Bassett 0.45 0:52 Vz Batu Lintang 1.10 1.20 Bedford 0 90 1.00 Benta 1.05 1.12 ft Borelli 1.12»4 1.22 Broga 0.60 0.71 Brunei Un. 0.57 V
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    TIN
    34 4 Singapore, Thursday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— 9111 (down RUBBER The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28' (unchanged) s> lie] 28 3 (unchanged).
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    79 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Jan. 4, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books __£m2 ciose Date Ex. Dlv. year Southern Kinta 2K* int. Dec. 23 iSFm 29 tSSS less tax Sungei Way L>i>:,% Jan Jan J2 Jan RUBBER* 6d 25 Jan 31 Jan 26 im% Glencaly 57o Jan
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    248 4 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd.. $30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red. IOtQ $4J1,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 102% 103% norn 1907 red. 19*7 $1000,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 108% 110 norn 4V.% 1909 red. 1955 $I,COt,GOO Int. Mar. 31,
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    332 4 Singapore, Doc. 4 MINING Buyers Sellers Ampata 375 2 4Ayer Hitams 22 23 Ban grins 21 22 "•iatu Selangors 134 139 Hitams 0.3< 0^37 Hongkong Tin 19 JJ" Chendenangs 12 6 13 6 Hong Fatts 0.09 072 Idris Hvd. 7 3 8Ipoh Tin 22 6
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    PRODUCE
    165 4 Singapore, Jan 4. U (Siam) \V. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $133 R i Siam i W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $134 r' (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $130 Siam No. 1 gJJ Biam No. 2 510« nam Broken Rice No. 1 $120 fTiam Broken Rice
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    Renter's Commercial Service
    434 4 v LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER London. Wedn< Spot Suyers Previous To-day Sellera Steadiest Steady Ist Forward (January) Buyers 83 16 83 16 Sellers BY* 3> 4 2nd Forward (February) Buyers 8 3 16 lfi Sellers 85 16 85 16 3rd Forward (Apr.Uune) Buyers 85 16 35 16 Seller-
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      251 4 BANK oi CHINA RANGOON AGENCY s«# Phayre Siveet 9 It a 11 i* o m ii Tclegra phie A tl d re s "CHUNGKUO", RANGOON. Opened For Business. THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in 8 8.) No. 2, Chulia Street. (Bonham Building), Singapore, i Authorised Capital $4,000,000.00 Issued. Subscribed
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      97 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated fat the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE Local Branches 458, North Brid Road Singapore. 253, South Cridge Road, SingaporeTelegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW ORX BANKERS. Midland Bank, Ltd., IjJlAw Irvi°B Trust Co.. Lloyds
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    Government Hill Burglary Alleged
    189 5 Singapore, Wednesday, lyini unds in lhe early hours of thi> morning. Gulah SI ah detective No. 7.J and a fellow-detective No. 33 saw a susj( m Hainanese coming along Sophia Road at about 1.25 a m., carrying a parcel. ah then approach i threw th? parcel
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    Wife's Body In River
    146 5 Sing .pore, Wednesday. enquiry into the death of a female Chinese, Ghia Ah 1 whose body was found floating in the Serangoon River Dec. 27, was held before the Coroner Mr. U. Porter, this ■enaag. Soon, husband oi de- hal n the morning of 7 called
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    PLANE KILLS COW
    133 5 Reuter. mm- i .Santiago, Chile. I HI story of an airliner (hat killed a <ou while takiagcfl and raniecl the carcase to the next landing place, more man IjHl miles away, has been entered in Fern's naticnal aviaticn records. An air uansprrt c.Mnpr.j.v re pcrts that one
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    New Factors In Rubber Market
    500 5 JEVERAL new factors have made their appearance in the rubber world since we last wrote, and these on balance arc a good deal more encouraging than th- seiles of depressing influences that had mark* 6 the previous few wee\v, says Hecht, Levis and Kahn's market
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    OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE BRINGS APPEAL
    371 5 Did District Judge Err? Singapore, Wednesday IN th»? High Court to-day before the Chief Justice, Sir Percy MeElwaine the Official Assignee, Mr. E. N. Taylor, appealed against the fine of §100 imposed on a Dutchman, H. J. Scheffaai, an undischarged bankrupt, who was chargtd before the
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    London Rubber Market Report
    191 5 srs Lewis Peat. Ltd.. in their weekly London rubber market report dated Dec 20, state: Immediately following our report last week the American questionnaire for November were published Consumption at 46.000 tons came as a pleasant surprise and was 2.000 to 3.000 tens above estimate. Stocks
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    A BUDDHIST SCHOOL FOR SINGAPORE
    83 5 In on r to promote education and to encourage the study of Buddhism the English section of the Singapore Buda lociation has founded a Buddhist s-.-hool. tlie firs* of its kind in Singapore, for the benefit of the Buddhist Community. Buddhism will, be part of
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      111 5 I GOUT a 1 j "HfcUMATIS p LUMBAGO V 1 f TROUBLES ETC U'atic nephioli!» f U"Vy jffiC/l 1 (contracted ;...H CURED WITH „,„1W I UROLYSANT7 "nine the poisonous nric I "•p o 1 ■H >< "I which is the cause of loss kvs appetite disinclination to ,1 J«rk. mental
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      12 5 same popularity everywhere. Ole Age ,or siME, DARBY CO., LTD WPS. 2
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      384 5 I ATT ft ACTI V E m MANUFACTURED BY j m THE BUCKINGHAM CARN! ATIC CO LTD. 3 MANAGING AGENTS 9 fINNY CO. (MADRAS) Lin I AGENTS:—HENRY WAUGH CO.. LTD W.P.S. 3 CHING KENG LEE CO., LTD. 'Incorporated in the Straits Settlements). No. 9-A (Ist Floor), D.ALMEIDA STREET, SINGAPORE. (Next
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    London School Of Oriental Studies
    398 6 I London. THE Governing Body of the School of Oriental Studio. London i la. appointed Mr. F. J. R. Bcttrall. secretary of the school, in succc don to MrTw etli resigned. Mr. BottraU has h.d a distinguished academie e'lecr his positions including that of Johore
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    NEW TRANSPORT BOARD CHAIRMAN
    118 6 London, Dec. 2C. MR. A. L STALLWORTHY, enforcement officer. West Midland Traffic Area, ha been appointed, subject to the customary medical examination, to succeed Mr. S. W. Nelson as chairman of the Transport Board, F.M.S. After serving in France from 1915 to 1918, Mr. StiJlworthy was
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    MALAYAN APPOINTMENTS
    92 6 I [From Ovr Own Correspondent] London, Dec. 23. COLONEL A. D. CURTIS. Commandant, Coast Artillery School has been appointed Commander Royal Artillery. Malaya, with the temporary rank of brigadier, replacing Colonel G. S. Low, whose tenure expires on Aug. 1. The Rev. Alfred Webb sails at the end
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    FOOD PROBLEM WITH GASTRITIS
    116 6 For years, doctors wanted to find a food that would not irritate the inflamed stomach walls of patients suffering from gastritis and that at the same time would rebuild the patient's strength. In severe cases ol gastritis solid foods are out of the question, even liquid
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    WELSH TEMPLE OF PEACE
    408 6 Cardiff IS/ALES £02.000 Temple of Peace ff and Health has been opened here by white-haired, 72-year-old Mrs Minnie James, of Dowlahi, Wales's most tragic mother. < v lost three sons in the war. She performed the ceremony with golden key. Twenty-three mothers, many of Hum between
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    DUTCH RUBBER OUTLOOK
    149 6 j \From Our Own Correspondent J Lcndon, Dec 21 REVIEWING the rubber situation in the NJBX, Mr. I. N Burger, a promient producer, in an interview in the Amsterdam "Tclegraaf", says that the outlook is not particularly favourable owing to smaller output, higher production costs and heavy
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      302 6 LEFT THE ARMY 1 WITH RH^tTMATISM Hi lf« is Vt to Join Up Again Twenty yean ago. h** left th** army, ecnttipat d and rhe-rna'ic. Then he pot fat T>-rbv. la tit and n mble a r.vrr-. rampim* 61 years "I came out of the army with rheumatism" hi w,;trs.
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      83 6 I WOMENII w learn Hie secret of everlasting m ENERGY! Take Wampoles J/igj/ Lecithin the nerve food conl\ tainlng all es* 4 sentiai elemenU mlkJi la or bodily vigour :in d health. It builfl s "P nerve and brain II ''J? tissues, streng jfl then., the ood> t vMj /BL
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      104 6 staying" indoors is a pleasure denied fa the pas* generation which hundieds nowadays enjoy through the Broadcasting Good Music. A I in* J Speech or Singingl kl I Wm especially if it's al J 1 'l RADIO they ar, 1 m| I **"T j listening to: Sole 'fl Agents for
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      55 6 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya -a. b. Antiseptic Dusting Powder. Best for Toilet purposes having healing and soothing power. High'y efficient for oozing Eczemas Sold Everywhere, or direct from: Naina Mohamed 6- Sons, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and 32, Beach Street, Penang. Suppliers of Patent Medicines, Provisions, Newspapers, Magazines
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      31 6 NEW *TO< KS OF VULCAIN STAINLESS KTEEL AM) W ATl:ur«ooF WATCHES have been -eceived, and are on display. FASHIONABLE RELIABLE YICK WOH HING 429. NORTH BKlDOfc. ROAD (Neir Middle Ko:id>. nom
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      766 6 French Songs From SINGAPO iI I Kll Wt y I ZHL 225 metres (1.33 mcjs) TRANSMISSIONS M H [R II ¥B ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mcs) .jgHB O: V' £S Chinese dramas and selections fl I§ Hf >. I (request programme), t Mcs Ul ss m \H >v Vs 615
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    "Heavy" Roles Best When Light, Says Star
    223 7 JT lakes comedy to make the movies «afe for the tough guv, according to Allen Jenkins. Jenkins has portrayed all kinds of hard eggs, from strong armed cops to iv'Xi' sKuned gangsters :uid therefore should qualify a? an authority. "Ordinary heavies," he said
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    Hollywood production Notes
    80 7 i(count 'em) P ast for 'Tougn k .ard* as story— •orarel Lindsay, Gloria DickI i a ne Wyman. J me I -ririare set, .Ken Mur"Swingf, Sister, I will play the Leave Them jated f °r "Susr-.n-Pat O'Brien, Morris and Maxie tadway Cavalier" v. J work simultan- 1
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    ENTERTAINMENT PAGE
    20 7 Melvyn Douglas, at present one of the most popular stars in the Hollywood firmament is a keen musician.
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    LEADS DIDN'T LEAD TO STARDOM
    139 7 Jj you want to be a star, play #ood 'bits' in fine pictures rather leading parts in mediocre film*." »rs aavice 10 aspnlliss Trevor, one the Warner Bros. proValley cf the Giants id advice It worked for Hollywood as a result of appearance in ••Whistling
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    FILM FAME ON A FLAT NOSE
    137 7 A PERMANENTLY flattened n hose was money in the bank for Stanley Fields, fields, at the age of sixteen, decided he wanted to a p; -eii-ht champion. That was until he met Ben n. Leonard. The lightweight champion quickly gave the wontd-be champ a
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    BLONDE'S BLIGHT EXPERT'S FAITH
    197 7 pERC Westmore doesn't believe in blondes any more. '"Ninety per cent, of the screen* blondes," says the Warner Bros, make-up chief, "aren't. Ninety-nine per cent, of the 'platinum blondes' use bleaches and dye-." Perc found very few real blondes on ins heme lot. Priscilla Lane, Anica
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    Aging Babies Is Easy In Hollywood
    187 7 IT'S easier to make-up a baby to 1 appeur hard, sinister and dissipated than to perform lhe same feat on an adult. S milarly it is easier to make an unattractive woman attractive than it is tc make a beautiful woman unattractThese? facts were
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      299 7 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of A// Chemists and Storm IN AID OF THE CHINA RELIEF FUND j S UNL ET; THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF THF CONSUL-GENERAL I FOR CHINA, MR. KAO LING-PAI, S t THE CHINA RELIEF FUND COMMITTEE OF SINGAPORE I Z will present THE WU-HAN SONGSTERS. (28
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      405 7 WHICH IS YOUR LUCKY SHADE 9 OUT OF 1 FREE-i S L T H c E R NG SHADE OF FACE POWDER Skin-tone Shades THE wrong sfaade of powder gives you t_ a horrid, hard m«ide-up look— IV/ *'jr makes you appear yean older. The only P way to rind
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      108 7 ■■aaavßvavsarca.s j DAILY CROSSWORD (l> ACR °SS: CLUES DOWN: anagram] 1 Goli club m) 2. Paitv spirit. an eminence. 4. Transgressor. 5. Roundabout expression. 01 the c mi' 6 Coslto KirSS; 8. Hr ft in farm (anagram). KlM "dom or states. 0. Soils, choolbom 44.1«, 11. A great soldier often
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      478 8 Opening TO-NIGHT At The j 5 6-15 PAVILION 9-i5 I I 'HOUSE MASTER" IMPRESSED A™""" AND ENGLISH j i <u .hi n irturc "Excellent picture with A capital picture for i Fine cut-oMPe-rut show. strong appealP everyone." bl T,a«e Rev,ew .V.S.A.. ""At M»« Daily Dai.y Film Renter. Film W.ek.y (r.s..i>
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    FARMERS IN "WAR" TALKS
    197 9 rm- Cairo. R unusually heavy loss incurn»*a ln this 31 55 cott °n crop Partl> on account of adverse weather factors and the record high Nile floods and partly owing to the "■fig" 01 the cott <>n worm, has reJ foeu **™S attention on tnese hardy
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    AID FOR THE PERSECUTED
    655 10 AUSTRALIA has set a good example to the rest of the Empire in the matter ol :r. aid Lo refugees. Mr. John McEwen, the Minister of the interior, recently announced that the country was prepared to receive 15,000 European refugees, including Aryans, Jews and non-Aryan Christians,
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    The Old Order Changeth
    1294 10  -  A Plea For new leadership By C.W. Chellappah FWIHAT civic consciousness in the ft three Settlements has deve loped to a remarkable degree, no one will deny. The Municipal Commissioners' chambers in lhe Colony have in the last decade become mucn more lively places of debate,
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    SANCTIONS AGAINST AGGRESSORS ?
    914 11 SANCTIONS AGAINST AGGRESSORS Roosevelt calls for united front of democracies FIGHTING SPEECH AT CONGRESS OPENING Reuter. Washington, Jan. 4. I HE behel that the United States administration have c mo to the conclusion thai it is necessary to apply -moral, financial and commercial' sanctions neatest treat, delators wa. expressed by
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    Tunis Key To North Africa
    201 11 Reuter. Tunis, Jan. I. U DALAI lER has arrived here and was received by (itntraJ Her torn me Alter ending .i brief review of the troofw In- mil lit 1 1 a ion- oi the fortifications ol Tunic's Libya frontier. A comber of aeroplanes and
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    STOP PRESS
    28 11 SCHOOL itJSion >< !ln ;1, huilt t0 Provide and 1 «w*ren of officers nk the Singapore """"'"s'hv u 1I,d °l ,ei1 this v{^ Gen G. S. lava.
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    GERMAN EYES ARE ON CYPRUS
    87 11 Reuter. A A X i, B r in Jan. 4. k °»l Britain la em Possesion of o "1 Cyprus the Ansch- 1 wore the Qtr- tne Greek anees- try of the Cypriotes and charges Britain with trying to muzzle public opinion tri Cyprus. It
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    WHAT DICTATORSHIP MEANS
    142 11 Reuter. I (JUD and prolonged cheering greeted the President uhen he said "Dictatorship involves costs which the American people will meter pay. "It involves,'' he said, "the cost of our spiritual value and the blessed right of being able to sap what we please, the cost of
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    ROME VISIT NEXT WEEK
    63 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 4.—Both the Prime Minister and the Foreign Secretary were l ack in London to-day. Mr. Chamberlain returned from Essex, where he has spent the last few day* with the Eari and Countess of Iveagh. Lord Halifax, who returned from Yorkshire, will remain In
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    JAPAN'S NEW PREMIER IS AN EXTREMIST
    335 11 Reuter. gARON Kiichiro Hiranuma. preside* of (he L in iorm a new Cabinet to succeed thni /.r d-i«~ v who rmdwmmA BM lcen inal °J f'nnce Konove. of thn °r n l lng "Stagnation and that SL c *W n S t Prince Konoye
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    More Unemployed Again
    101 11 London, Jan. 4 THE Ministry ot Labour estimates that at Dec. 12 the number of msered persons in employment in Great Britain was approximately 12,263.000. This was 5,000 more than a month before and about 10.000 more than a year before. At the same date registered unemplov.
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    21 11 Reuter. Marseilles, Jan. 4.-Another battalion 01 <o0 men of the Senegal Infantry win depart on Jan. 7 for French Somahlan-' —Reuter.
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    More China Cabinet Changes
    161 11 Chungkh r, Jan. 4. IMPORTANT changes are ex- pected :i the Contra! Government follow in? the purge of tho pro-pence elements and the dismissal of Wang Chingr-wei. vice- .president of the Kuomintanjr. It is reported that the Communists are demanding reorganisation of the Government, and it
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    MORE TROUBLE IN BURMA
    48 11 Reuter. Rangoon, Jan. 4 A state emergency not cnly in Rangoon but throughout Burma i s proclaimed by an ordinance issued to-dov by the Government 1' empowers the police officers to commander public veh cles for urgent move ment of police and mil tary.—Router
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    European inspector Tells Court Story Of Assault
    583 12 CRICKETER FINED Singapore, Wednesday. ACKNOWLEDGING friendship with each other in Court, a onetime weli-known State cricketer and a European inspector of police faced each other in the Third Police Court, to-day, as accused and complainant, repectiveiy. Christopher Gordon Rodrmo husk> Ceyloncse, who used
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    His Fifth Conviction
    170 12 Singapore, Wednesday. LIM Turns* Hec, a 37 year old Hokkien pleaded guilty in the second police court this morning before Mr. Conrad Oldham to a charge that he at 0 p.m yesterday at Beach Road committed theft of a bicycle No S M C *****, valued at
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    BRIGHT COMEDY AT ALHAMBRA
    156 12 FOLK'S A Crowd,' which drew large audiences to the Alhambra for tne opening performances last night, is an excellent picture by Warner Brothers. It is one of these gay and irresponsible comedies which are so popular nowadays and which, as it were, have developed a new
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    Alleged Theft Of Silk
    75 12 Singapore, Wednesday.—Chong Tiong. a 51 year old Cantonese, claimed trial in the fourth police court this morning to a charge that he yesterday at about 8 a.m. in house No 50, High Street, aid commit theft of a roll of silk valued at $25. the moveable
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    Unlawful Society
    80 12 Singapore, Wednesday. IWENTY-four-year-old Poh Bah, said to be a man of means, was fined S2OO to-day by the Relief Court Magistrate, Mr. W J Thorogood, on his plea of guilty to a charge of being a member of "The Chinese National Emancipation Vanguard CorpC an unlawfu' society. Poh
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    MALAYAN BUDDHIST SYNDICATE
    94 12 The Malayan Buddhist Syndicate has decided to hold weekly meetings at which the cardinal principles of Budohis.a will be expounded and discussed. The first meeting will be held at the premises of the Syndicate on Thursday, Jan 5. at 8 p.m., and it has been arranged for
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    TOY TRAINS AS TARGETS
    57 12 Sergeants are now using toy electric trains at the Royal Fusilitrs' depot al Hounslow Middlesex, to help recruits to become good marksmen. The sergeants fit cardboard targets in the trucks of the trains, press the starting buttons and then the recruits fire. Photo shows a sergeant
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    LOATHED JAILING FIRST OFFENDER
    283 12 Singapore. Wednesday. KUAIIIUNG that lie loathed sending a first offender to gaol, especially when he Is very young or very old, Mr. Justice Pedlow upheld the cony iction of an elderly Chinese and his son on charges of causing hurt, but revised the sentence. Oew Ah
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    CAR TAX AND INSURANCE
    84 12 MOTOR vehicles taxes for the current half-year are being paid this month. When paying taxes to the Registrar of Vehicles office, members of the public are particularly requested to forward or bring their third party risk insurance certificates. A great many people who have already sent
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    WOMAN FINED
    41 12 Singapore. Wednesday.—For failing to conform to a lamp signal at Empress Place on Nov. 16, Miss H. Monier who pleaded guilty was to-day fined S3 or in default one day's s.i. by Mr. C. H. '.Vbit- m, Traffic Magistrate.
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    Rotary Governorship
    50 12 Singapore. Wednesday.—The Singa pore Rotary Club at its weekly meetim held to-day decided to put forward, Cci consideration at the Bangkok Confer ence. the nomination of the Hon. Col Cecil Rae as Governor of the 80th District, vice Mr. C. R. Samuel who has recently vacated that position.
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    RUBBER EXPORT
    18 12 The estimated export of dry rubbec from Malaya, Brunei and Labuan fo: December was 21,000 torts.
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    CHILD DEAD IN WELL
    250 12 Singapore, Wednesday. A CHINESE mother, Kong Choi Foong, related at the Coroner's court how on the morning of Dec. 24 she went to town at about 10 a.m. returning that MUttC afternoon to find her daughter dead. When she left her house, her two daughters aged
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    STOLE BUTTONS
    100 12 Singapore. Wednesday.—Chik bin Abdui Hamid. a 30 year old Malay, pleaded guilty In the fourth police court this morning before Mr Kenneth A Blacker to a charge that he at 8.30 a m. yesterday did in a building, used as a human dwelling viz. No. 33, Clive Street
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    24 12 The "Cup Varella" is due here to-night from Saigon, and will sail at 10 a.m to-morrow tor Cc'.ombo. Port yaid. Marseilles, Nantes and Bordeaux.
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    SINGAPORE CRIME REPORTS
    146 12 THE following ar«' < rime reports from* tl'e Special Branch <om municated to them from the various Hivisums in Singapore:— There were the usual reports 01 bicycle thefts. jt A European reported that a gold 'icarette case valued at $160 was stolen from his motor car in
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    THEFT FROM RAFFLES HOTEL ROOM
    349 12 Singapore, Wednesday AM IK BIN HADI. a lava claimed trial this afternoon in the second police court before *ir Conrad Oldham on a charge he on Nov 8, at Raffle: Hotel a servant employed in the i of a chauffeur to Mrs .1 ters, committed
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    EVENING CLASSES
    29 12 Raffles institution Evening das c resume en the usual days. cxanmencinv on Monday. Jan. ic. Intending dents ere asked to report for enro on th? first day.
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    CHINA RELIEF
    25 12 The China Relief Fund Is < ..hews by the Wu-Han Bon Capitol Theatre un Monday Th be two performances, at 5.30 and 9. p
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    153 12 ArriYsd iron n.e.i by the PK" AFK": —Mi. Frastuck. Mr Och Bocrsmm, Mr. Noes'en. If*, v.d. Zwjeo Mr. Samtocdjo Hoenp, Mr. Hem d*" Djiem. Left for PBifon by the "PK Al Mr v.d. Z-.viep, Mr. Samboedjo Hoenp Mr. Vom Djoe Djiexn Mr. C. D 1 I lani.
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    AIR MAIL
    13 12 Three Imperial Airways m arc expected to arrive In Diorrow morning.
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    YOUTH FOUND DEAD
    146 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Penang, Wednesday. THE body of a Sinhalese youth, Fredrick, was discovered this morning by the police at the junction of Bagan Jermal. The deceased was last seen to leave Means. B. P. dc Silva's, where he was both working and lodging, at abou:
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    Amazing Growth Of Motor Transport In Singapore
    803 13 MR. C.F.F. WEARNE'S REMINISCENCES (Tribune Staff Reporter) S'XTY-SIX- YEAR-OLD M r C W V xv Thursday. Brae ltd s,w«n i- director of Wearne hvwsfaMalaV. S,n complete half-a-ccnturv I V of V> Tc en «nwpore at the aire i ™•v an d be 1*
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    LABOUR TROUBLE AT KINGSTON
    64 13 Kingston, lan I. WORKING under !hr snpenision "11 I 'i' c dork !;«!>ourers ttj" :l 'h- British steamer Irigi&ni «h u;is due In *a»l u■•' id f. fa ii la nd, rut no work ■ts m m ships .is tho men slated that thej were awaiting reiasta'cmfiit nt the discharged
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    PAYA LEBAR EPWORTH LEAGUE
    39 13 i.' v ir nuu'nrf h IT Mn »,.:it J l' >'* i-. -t.tr U il> urd ly, Ja:"! 7. at 8 p.m. •~r 0 c a umugam secretary frj and Young People"? peaket at this meet-
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    To-day's News Reviews
    413 13 Iwi n mi I 5 ,n .I-j)an bears (hi Vpr(Ssr(l more t!,a ■•rift* |n w Umn t,)at Japan was I totalitarian form "men i. p the China incident bcrvonoye, as Premier, lei üb i u gation of party ciination of and foreign poli•th opposition, or l ancl
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    JAP DIPLOMAT KIDNAPPED?
    67 13 Reuter. Tokyo, Jan. 4. JEISAKt snOMI, Chancellor oi the Japanese ConsulateGeneral. Hanoi, is alleged to have been kidnapped on Dec 29 Wtttfc hJi Annamite chauf-' S ?Z h,nese regular troops near the Indo-China border and released as a result e f intervention by tne French Consul at
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    Malayan Wedding In London
    177 13 \Frujn Our Own Correspondent London, Dec. 2D. Till' marriage took place on Satur- day at Holy Trinity, Richmond. Surrey of Mr John Cilover Davies. Executive Engineer. Lower Perak. and Miss Naney Edith Shakcstiear] of Richmond, Surrey. The Rev. John Jagoe and the Rev. Bas;l E. Eldrldge
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    U. S. ENVOY INTERVIEWS MUSSOLINI
    63 13 Reuter. Pome. Jan. 4. Till United states Embassador, Mr. \Y .'liam Philips, who recently returned from America hod a conversation with Mussolini yesterday night. It is believed to be a general review made ol current questions of interest to the United States and Italy. The
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    Gratifying Response To Jewish Refugee Appeal
    199 13 VERY GRATIFYING response has been made by the Jewish community to the appeal Tor funds on behalf of their compatriots exiled from Germany. Well over $10,000 has been collected by the Singapore committee, who wish to thank all donors for their «renerosity and humanitarianism.
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    WOMAN CAUTIONED
    36 13 Singapore. Wednesday.—Mr. Conrad uionam, the second police magistrate 1 this morning cautioned and discharged a Hokkien woman named Teo Qeok !Sl°?^ chaw tnat she on °ec 24 c^X^oda 10 C mmit SUiCide by takin
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    STOLE BICYCLE
    103 13 Singapore, Wednesday. CHAN Bah, a 24 year old Cantonese pleaded guilty in the second police court before Mr Conrad Oldham this morning to a charge that he at 3 .15 p.m. yesterday at North Bridge Road committed theft of a bicycle No SM C *****, and clothings, valued
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    SOLDIER CHARGED
    91 13 Singapore. Wednesday.—J. Worthington. a soldier from the Gillman Barracks made another appearance in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham this morning in answer to a charge that he at 12.30 a.m. on Christmas morning in front of house No. 79-A. Geylang Road, committed theft of a
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    ENGLAND AND SOUTH AFRICA DRAW IN SECOND TEST MATCH
    503 14 Vanderbyl, Rowan Bat Well NOURSE COMPLETES CENTURY THE second Test match between England and South Africa at Capetown ended in a draw. England, with a lead of 27:>, on the first innings, forced the homesters to follow-on but a brilliant batting
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    GOOD BOXING TO-MORROW
    253 14  -  (BY "PETE" FOLLOWERS of boxing win be treated U 32 rounds of fighting at the Ham World Stadium to-morrow night when several disputed verdict ol thr past will be thrashed out Tommy Carrie whose sensational fignt with Silver Kid is still fresh in our minds figures in
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    Y.M.C.A. RUGBY
    65 14 The follrwing have been selected lo play Rugby for the V.M.C.A. against "D" Coy. Loyals on Thursday, Jan. 5 at 5 p.m on the .Gillman Barracks ground Seah Vim Cheong; Nasrudin. Yap Thean Chye, J. Ferguson, Ranatunga, Mitchfi-. Hutchinson; Koh En? Bwang, Robert Eu Uh Lock Lens. Lcnccln
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    Score Board
    281 14 ENGLAND —IST INNINGS Gibb c Wade b Gordon 58 Mutton b Gordon Paynter lbw b Langton Hammond b Davies J»* Ames b Gordon n Edrich b Gordon Valentine lbw b Gordon l Verity b Langton g Wright c Nourse b Langton m Fames not out .2 Extras A^
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    Hampshire Wins
    16 14 Reuter. Hampshire defeated Sussex at Portsmouth at Rugby yesterday by 14 points o nil.—Reuter.
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    Getting Down To It
    22 14 Capt Simpson gets down to it with a vengeance in the match between the Sappers and Gunner, yf.i.r,.;,.
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    C.S.C. SCORE SEVEN GOALS AGAINST Y.M.C.A.
    449 14 Irresistible Forward Line Singapore, Wednesday, fHE V.M.C.A. were completely outclassed in their first team hockey fixture this evening when they lost to the Ceylon Sports Club by seven goals to nil at the Anson Road ground. The CS.C. lead by three goals in the
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    CORINTHIANS AND CASUALS TO MERGE
    40 14 Reuter. London, Jan 4. THK leading amateur football clubs, the Corinthians and the Casu:<ls. which are now controlled by a joint committee, have ftfreetl in principle to merge at the end of the present stascn.--ileuter.
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    A. A. Battery's Big Win Over Chinese
    141 14 A.A. Battery .4; SCR C I JHE Straits Chinese Red Club were beaten at hoc k day by four goals to two by the Btt A.A. Battery, Changi, on the Hunt; Lim Green. The match was a good one. a the start was
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    Rayney, New S.R.C. Centre, Shows Promise
    261 15 p, 2; Manchcsters 1. rrV ward movements helped to brighten what was ourless hockey match when the Manchester Regiment Recreation Club on the Padang yesterday. The g »a'.s to one. but their margin of victory might have r made full use of the opportunities
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    Army XV For Cup Final
    175 15 RUGBY THE following will represent the Army against Selangor in the H.M.S. Malaya Rugby Cup final at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday Jan. 14. The team will travel up by the s.s. Ipoh. launches leaving Clifford Pier at 3.30 p.m. on Friday. The same team will
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    ENGINEERS BEAT GUNNERS IN KEEN RUGGER BATTLE
    723 15 Threes Give Splendid Exhibition RUGBY SPORTSFRONT WE 14 pts.; R A 9 pts J NTENSELY exciting and packed with thrills the annual rugby friendly between the Royal Artillery and the Royal Engineers resulted in a win for the latter by fourteen points (two
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    17,000 See Budge Beat Vines
    72 15 Reuter. New York, Jan. 4. Madison Square Garden Donald Budge, making his debut as a professional in lawn tennis, beat Ellesworth Vines o_3, 6—4, 6—2, 6—2 before a crowd of 17,000. Budge played with greater dash throughout with Vines netting and over-driving, though both were nervous at the beginning. At
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    HOME FOOTBALL
    29 15 Reuter. The following is the result ol the match played in the second division ot the Scottish Football league yesterday: Bdlnburgl i Dundee United 4 —Reuter. TEAM AGAINST SELANGOR
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    TEAM AGAINST SELANGOR
    74 15 THE following will represent the S.C.C. against the Selangor Club in the annual Trophy match to be nlayed at Kuala I.umour on Saturday. Jan. 7:—D. M, Seward: G. D. A. Lundon. LA. G Findlav-Shirras, J. P. Wood. A. P. Craigie; Dr. 6. F. Jones. Lt .1 A Rundall; D. M.
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    Typical Forward Struggle
    26 15 Typical ol the many movements among the forwards is this incident pictured yesterday in the match between the R.E. and the R.A. Inter-District Tennis In Johore
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    Inter-District Tennis In Johore
    214 15 TENNIS (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Wednesday. AN interesting tennis ntatih has been arranged for Friday Jan. (> when the Muar Lawn Tennis Association will be playing the Segamat Tennis Association in the first inter-district rnatsh of the year, i Segamat has greatly improved their J tennis and it is
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    S.C.C. HOCKEY TEAMS
    124 15 The following members have accepted o play for S.C.C. Ist XI vs. R.A. on Ijiursday, Jan. 5, at S.C.C.: F. J. L, Mavger; Lt. I. L. E, Macimllan, R.A. U. Tcdd; P N. Eiliott, J. W. Peel, CaDL. &5' Ke i ,ett Ca Pi- R. G.J. Kingsmiil,
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    WHAT THE PRESS CAN DO FOR PEACE
    531 16 IIIE following is a symposium of views on moral rt-armament through the Press, expressed in a manifesto by leading personalities in the nc spa per world: Recent events have shown once more i hat the Pie s is the great educator of lhe
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    INDRAGIRI RUBBER LIMITED HAS DIMINISHED PROFIT
    1004 16 5% DIVIDEND DECLARED Singapore, Wednesday. A FINAL dividend oi five per cent was declared to-day at the twenty-first annual general meeting oi the Indn?giri Rubber, Ltd.. held at the French Bank Building at noon. Those rresent at the meeting were: Mr J A Bias
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    Business Circles Anxious Over China Market
    362 16 Reuter. LONDON, JAN. 4. pURTHER EVIDENCE OF THE GROWING ANXIETY OF THE BRITISH BUSINESS COMMUNITY AT THE JAPANESE ENCROACHMENTS ON FOREIGN TRADE RIGHTS IN CHINA IS GIVEN PROMINENCE IN THE TIMES AND THE DAILY TELEGRAPH. Mr Lennox B. Lee (chairman of the Talico Printers'
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    Pope Will Receive British Statesmen
    84 16 Rome, taJ lytß. Chamberlain will be received in the Pope in his private library 1 noon on Jan. 13, according o><; II2 J De Popolo. Thereafter th ay will v Pacelli, papal Becrctary ol s 3 wil! return the visit at VillaoaM •a-here the British
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    BOY SCOUTS BUILDING FUND
    258 16 THE following donations to the M pore Boy Scouts Headquarters BaH ing Furc have been received or jn mised: Mr. A. Robinson. 525: Mr QkJ Khan. $25; Wassiamull AssomoU, i Mr. E. C Hicks. $10: Singapore JM nese Boy Scouts, $100 Dr. Loh Poon Lip. $25;
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    Their Majesties Canadian Tour
    205 16 Reuter. Ottawa, Jan. I--I*HEIR Majesties will make about fifty brief personal appearaactt during their tour in Canada. They will travel almost entirely by train but will use motor ears during the part of the tour to N** Brunswick and steamer for trips lo Vancouver Islam! and
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    Singapore Epworth League
    53 16 I In connection with J Institute an extraordin; I meeting of the Sin I worth League will be held I Jan. 5. at 5.30 p in I Church social hall. Si. I Mr. G. S AJrumu I the Epworth League and i work, will also be pi<
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    MOTORIST CONVICTED
    73 16 Singapore, Wedn< I was to-day convicted on driving his motor I negligent as to end; and thereby collidii I it the 514 mile, Up] I (.n Dec. 6. and sentenc :m ot $25 by Mr C. H 1 Mai-ist rate. I It was stated in evid < secution
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    A REPLY TO CRITICS OF MALAYAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM
    1539 17 Mr. H. R. Cheeseman's Rotary Address Singapore, Wednesday. critics <d «»ur educational system in particular and fl iplovers in general should make every effort to hich confront schools in this country, said Deputy Director of Education, in the course I Singapore Rotary
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    What The Stars Foretell
    265 17 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. To-day may mark a turning -point for many in busi?icss. Unexpected developments may occur to cause an alteration in set plans. Doivnriytit positive methods may pay best, bttt avoid taking financial risks. SPECIAL INFLUENCES: May 21 to June 21. Someone else's stupidity
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    CASE POSTPONED
    72 17 Singapore, Wednesday.—Zakaria bin Soudan, an employee of the S.H.B Fire Station, was to-day charged with outraging the modesty of Rogayah binte Suryni, .1 sixteen year old married Ma lay worran. at the majned quarters oi the S H.B. en Dec. 27. Accused for an adjournment to btain counsel
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    FLEEING TO SAFETY
    27 18 South China refugee? are seen fleeing from the are;;s threatened with devastation. Note that they carry what little 'hey can of their personal belongings.
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    ANTI-EPIDEMIC WORK TO CONTINUE
    135 18 London. NECESSARY credit would be incladfd ii lhe IW9 Budget of the l eague of Nations, far the maintenance of the present anti-epidemic work in China and continuance of normal technical collaboration, Mr. H A. Butler. Under Secretary of state fat Foreign Affairs, in the Wolf
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    CHINESE SPECIALISTS TO MAKE INTENSIVE SCIENTIFIC STUDIES
    775 18 First Group Commences Work In Few Weeks Huge Subsidies From Boxer Indemnity Fund British Funds To Help China PROVIDING chances for China's budding scientists to gain field work experience by making intensive scientific studies on Chinese frontiers, the Board of Trustees for the
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    Coal From Interior Of China
    65 18 Chungking Under the chairmanship ol Mr. O i Wen-hao. Minister of Economic Affairs, a corporation has been formed here vith a camtal of 5i.200.000 (approx. 140,000 for the development of coal mines In south Bzechuen Province. Chinese mcles estimate that in six month*/ time a
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    Another Ex-Communist Army In Action: 15,000 Guerillas Busy
    338 18 Changsha. O AILING mostly from the seaboard provinces of Pukien and Chekiang where the people arc renowned for their l>;w adventurous spirit, the 15,000 ex-Communist soldiers —'emnants ot former south-eastern Hoi! Army of past times —who now form th bad ;f China's
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    CHINESE AIR FORCE'S IMPORTANT PART IN SOUTH CHINA DRIVE
    210 18 >* h l r E R f ineSe a r P,anes have arrivt d a rertain point in cnlritTed h ?h"p are ZTV" HWv SCrvi( from funds < .n(r,.)!ilod b.V lhe peopl t in hwantrtunjr and overseas residents Ihespianes have been
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    Movement Against Arms Shipment To Japan
    76 18 Chungking. Intensification of the movemenr against shipment of aims and munilions to Japan is urged in a cable HUW•ge addressed by the China Foreign Relations Association to overseas Chinese in San Francisco. Recently the overseas Chinese ther have stopped several shipments of mil: »ary
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    Undertrial Prisoner Fettered & Beaten In Cell?
    164 19 Undertrial Prisoner Fettered Beaten In Cell? STORY OF PANDIT SHYAMLAL'S DEATH Ih in Bidar gaol gf Pandit Shyamlal, Vice-Pre-Vrn inidni Sanha of the Hyderabad State, is .1 tffedesarca regarding the circumstances ihappy event. totec worker ,ped In Bi- gcd murder. ping indittne tea* cian of Boml( ted diet he was
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    RUPEE RATIO: OVT'S DECISION DEPLORED
    78 19 It'n B<MBkay, Dec. 'Jl I UTernmen t India comtheir decision >n l, H c rjt has vot i J_ u n r ,n Ul kast .M unv Setv« n unsettled during The so-called mem >, figl and ws fight not on!} and public boI I
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    MEDICAL REPORT
    118 19 (United Press). A COMPETENT medical man 71 who examined the body of Pandit Shyamlal who died as an underliial prisoner in the Htdar eanl, reports as follows:— The body when examined on Dec. 18 was found emaciated with retracted abdorhrn, nails of the right hand fingers were black
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    DIRECT ACTION PLAN IN TRAVANCORE
    1073 19 (United Press). mu Trivandrum, i)c< 23. Vn& Ji-1 .ivancoj e Conference organised yesterday by the Stale Congress in defiance of the prohibitory orders of the district Magistrate, resohed to launch a programme of direct action induriijng the non-p;»ymcnt of taxes. < The Conference was held
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    REFORMS IN JODHPUR
    78 19 (United Press). Jodhpur. Dee. Jf. DNTH a view tc associating Tf the People »f thy Si fe with administrative problems in an increasing degree ;»»id affording, thesn oppcrtanKien of receiving training in ih< working ol democratic institutions, His Highness the Maharaja of Jodhpur has sanction ?d the
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    Indore Municipal Councillors Resign
    47 19 (United Press). Incere, Dec. 20 —All the 14 members •c Municipal Piaja Manrtal Party pcd en b*oc froru the Mun--ciparty on the ground that the tJov- ii. -I .1; noj granted Lhou- otsnand. the rel >vii (,i the Municina] Act and administration.—(United press)
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    28-YEAR OLD ORDER CANCELLED
    229 19 (United Press). I Benares, D<v. 21. •JMIE twenty-first Convocation of the Esnares Hindu University was held tit the Aninhi-Theatre on Sunday last, Pandit Madan Mohan Malaviya, Vice-ChanceHor presiding. I The function began with prayer, j Honorary degree of Doctor of Law was then conferred on Sir
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    SITUATION IN BURMA IMPROVES
    91 19 (United Press). I JUL situation in Burma is calmer in* l!!!u Tnou n meetings are Denis held in up coimt»? centres h r c StJS sisn of any rtcrudence oi disturbances. In Rangoon, the Commissioner of Police his issued a new order saying that prevfcus permission
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    Tripuri Congress Will Meet Under The Shadow Of Gandhiji's Colossus
    103 19 (United Press). Jubbulpore, Jan. 2. MOVK is afoot to carve out a colossus of iWhatma Gandhi on the Bamnagar Hill under the base of which the V isimudutt .\agar, Tripun Congress venue, is being constructed. I VISIBLE FROM FIVE MILES
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    Hyderabad Satyagraha Suspended
    303 19 (United Press). Hyderabad, Dec. 29. pHK struggle tor responsible govA eminent, which wa> started two months Ago by the Hyderabad State Congress by launching individual Satyagraha. baa baea temporarily suspended on Friday last by Sj. Kasinath Rao Yaidva. the sixteenth "dictator/* Mr. Vaidya was arrested while announcing:
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    ANDHRA LEADER TO VISIT CEYLON
    127 19 (United Press). Masulipatam, Jan. 2. TIR Pattabhi Sitaramayya, M member. Congress Working Committee, and President. Andhfu Provincial Congress Committer, has been deputed by the Congress Working Committee to .go to Ceylon and study th% condition cf Indians residing there end generally' establish contact wHfi Ceylonese
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    ENGLAND'S HEAVIEST SNOWFALL FOR YEARS
    66 20 ENGLAND'S heavies' snowfall for many years oecuriert flaring Christmas week, as shown by the pktuies published r.n vhis pa*** On top left is B picture of two small rteiton to Wimbledon Common and their 'dctr team," while just below is i picture showing lumhenne in
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    King, Queen, Princesses Leave For Sandringham
    38 20 The Kirj: and Queen, accompanied by Queen Mary and the Prmcosses le King's Crocs Station. London, to spend Christmas at Sandr.ngham. the.r Norfolk estate. Photo shows the Royal parly on their **J.
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