Malaya Tribune, 7 January 1939

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malayans National Newspaper: >~ Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXVI. \o. 5. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, January 7, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PACES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 7, 1939
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    OFFICIAL BERLIN COMMENT
    135 2 Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 5. Sinking In its mildness in comparison with newspaper articles on the subject, is the first official comment on President Roosevelt's speech, contained In the Diplomatische Korrespondenz, as follows: "The social success of the authoritarian states can no longer be kept a secret even
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    A Queen's Tour
    42 2 Reuter. Genoa, Jan. 5. The Queen Mother of Egypt, accompanied by her four daughters Including the fiancee of the Crown Prince of Iran, arrived to-day from Marseilles and after a short visit to the city left for A' ixahdria.—Reuter.
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    Most Up-To-Date Army School
    293 2 Singapore Thursday. T AKGJ2ST and most up-to-date oi* Army schools to come into exist- ence in Malaya, and believed to rank as one of the best of its iiind in the Empire, Alexandra School, was declared open this morning by Major-General W. G. S. Dobbie, G.0.C.,
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    DALADIER'S TOUR SEDATIVE FOR ITALY
    104 2 Reuter. Paris, Jan. 5. M DALADIER left Gabes this morning, arriving at Sfax where, at a reception, the Caid of Sfax presented him with a silver olive branch. In the afternoon he visited Sousa, being accorded a tremendous welcome. His tour concludes to-day. Commenting en
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    ROOSEVELT NAMES NEW JUDGE
    80 2 Reuter. Washington, Jan. s.—Feiix Frankfui'pr, a professor of the Harvard Law School, l. named an ssociate Justice of th." United States Supreme Court by President Roosevelt in succession to Judge Cardoso, who died last July. Frankfurter, who Is of Austrian Jewish descent, is an outspoken champion
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    BRITISH SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN
    133 2 Reuter. C ONr,NUM, it 1 f V Sorous defeiu-e v P in China, the :m four-column wtiel, I the Japanese encru; |i* cularly stressing I Yangtze while on the river rerala ,X P» In this way the Jaj the monopoly of important Chine "The case lor
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    SCHOLARSHIPS FOR DOMINIONS
    83 2 Reuter. POUR post-gradual J| r valued at £300. a mi year and to commence T are being offered to I Jet! by the British Council wd to carry on in the 1 H courses of study or res T which are social. e< i 0 a tical
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    REFUGEE PROBLEM
    79 2 Reuter. London, Jai I A LETT ER to the Tim I by th«* AiehMshop ol I bury. Cardinal Hins'cs I sentatives of the Free Chin I England and the Church v land, seeks to correct I I sion tha 4 the refugee pi I Jewish problem which mm
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    Wife Alleges Husband Stabbed Her
    277 2 -d| #1 Singapore. Thursday. H P W ihv t»«s morning before Mr. W. .1. a rirl alleged, between sobs, thai she was awaken NC sleep by her husband attacking her with a tapping knife J 1 The girl, Toh Mong Clw MrJ inination by Inspector
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      431 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH i INDIA (.incorporated in England». r. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Duo. Tonnage Spore 1939 T SOUDAN Jan. 19 RANCH L 17.0C0 Jan. Id RANPURA 17 0% Jan. 27 RAWALPINDI :7.000 Feb. Id BURDWAN 6 070 eb. 11 CANTON 15 510 Feb. 24 T SOMALI «5.800
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      404 2 STEAMER SAILINGS J [uoyDj I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROACH? B Please let us offer you 1 accommodation <on the fastest, most modem and 1 luxurious. I N.D.L. EXPRESS I LINERS. 5 Passage Agems: 1 LOHMANN CO., LTD., 124, Robinson Road, p Phone 7565. C 0.7 LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM
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      375 2 HOLIIftAV it i is as To: BANGKOK SAIGON. By Luxurious One Class Motorships. Displacement Tons I rom Penang, P. S ham, Malacca, Spore 5 in., "Boringla" d2,500i 10-1 ii-i 12-1 14-1 mi. "Lalandia" (11,000) 31-1 1-2 2-2 4-2 m.S. 'Jutlandia" 113,100» 21-2 22-2 23-2 25-2 5 ■< j NEXT 11
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      136 2 I HA M BtJRG-AM F, RIK A LINIE B Dcutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'Dore 1939 t m.s. LEVERKUSEN Direct Jan. 8 m.s. RHEINLAND via Manila Jan. 9 t m.s. BURGENLAND Direct Feb. 4 HOMEWARD.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    54 3 DE SJOTJZA. On 7th January, 1939, at No. p, Baaaein Read, off Mandalay Rd l mgaoore, Denzil Athelstane Bradtore de S uza <2 years. The funera' cortege will cave his residence at 4.30 pm to-day for the Cathedral of th" Good Shepherd and thence to Bidadari Cemetery
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    NEW P. & O. TROOPER
    208 3 NEW P. O. TROOPER London. Dec. 50. DUILI by Barclay, Curie and Co., v Limited, at Whiteinch, Glasgow, to the order of the P. and O. Steam Navigation Company, the twin-screw motor passenger and troopship Ettrick successfully completed speed and endurance trials in the Firth of Clyde during the week-end
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF CAR
    91 3 Singapore, Friday.—Ng Sim Poo a thirty-three-year old Hokkien, claimed trial this morning In the fourth police court before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker to a charge that he at about 6 15 a m yesterday In New Market Road committed theft of a motor car S 3091
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    Singapore Crime Reports
    160 3 Singapore, Friday. There were several reports of bi?vcle thefts from the various police divisions between I a m yesterday and 9 a.m. to-day. A A Teochill reports that one magneto valued at $25 was stolen from nil boat on tne beach otf Beach Road at 5 p.m.
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    DISOBEYED SIGNAL
    41 3 Singapore, Friday. -Pleading guilty to the charge of disobeying a wing s';;nai at the junction of Stamford Road and Beach Road on October 5, Mr. R. McRae was I -day lmcd $5 by Mr C H. Whitton, Traffic Magistrate.
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    Chiang's Purity Campaign
    205 3 /I|4 vri Chunskinjj:. (j Chiang: Ka Shek is determined! to put an end to fast life anions Government offki.Js not at Ihe front. Mr. r ii hm g CM, Chief of Police in Chungking, has ofhcirlly announced that l accordance with instructions received from Generalissimo, any Gov
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      1581 3 tHH?e4//HL/nLn^ POBUC NOTICES NOTICĔ! NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the goodwill assets and liabilities ol the business known as "Eng S»ng and Company" carried en by Chan Kui Chuan nt No 18 Er.ggor Street, Singapore, have this day been assigned to Chan One Kee of the address aforesaid and will
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      237 3 TM ALL IN A HURRY FOR A BIT OF CURRY/ <il> tte tIS "t' I 0 h, you have opmtcl ™k Vl treated mSS yan eh,< »X Robinson Rond; Hin f*» ftOrel ird R SI •w p. hmh. A K rJ" Al *c> '1u,,: ft V 7-.0?; .V? nd: What
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      239 3 iVGS. Dogs, Cats. p U pp: X..tens Children. clay -t Cl) -...gi Farrr Sati vday, 10 12 1938 6 Sand* /1112 193S Fret ~»ony rides and ikes .ol drinks etc., ror children. r'HANGI FARM Grea~v vducTh.n ~m V prices, splendid Christmas Presents for the Children. Alsatians, .••olies. Bulldogs. Bull Terriers.
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    "Toot, Toot" Too Much
    50 4 Singapore, Friday. Mr. J ii. Hedf/cock. oi the P.W D. was to-day fined $2 or in default one day's si. by Mr C. H. Whitton, Traffic Magistrate, lor mounding his electric horn unnecessarily whilst stopping at the junction of Orchard and Tan Roads on Nov. 25.
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    DECEMBER RUBBER OUTPUTS
    26 4 Malaga Pinda Rubber Estates, Ltd.— 43 000 lb., making a total of 179,821 lb. .oi the four months of the current financial year.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    621 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Jan. 6, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tm 3.10& 4 4> 2 Asam Kumbang 26 9 27 9 Austral Malay 431- 47|-nom Ayer Hitam 21 6 23 Ayer Weng 0.59 0.64 Bangrin Tin 20 3 21
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    RUT IN THE RUBBER MARKET
    198 4 SO far the new year has brought no change If the market which still appears to be in the same rut unable to make up its mind for butter or worse, says Lewis and Peat's lubber report, dated Jan. fi. Statistically things are bright, the.,
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    94 4 British Official Wireless London, Jan 5. Paris 176 21 04 New York 83% Montreal 4 08 Brussels 27. 0 l Geneva 20?3' L Amsterdam 3.53 Milan 83% Berlin 11.52% uopenhacc;: 21 7 li Oslo 19.90% Prague i3.*>i> Heisingfors 220 3 4 Madrid 200 Lisbon 110 5.16 Athena 547
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    RUBBER
    219 4 Allenby 1.25 135 A lor Gajah 0.95 1.00 Amal Malay 0.9.> 105 Ayer Hitam 0.90 1.00 Ayer Molek 1.00 1.10 Ayer Panas 1.25 1.35 Bassett 0.45 0.52% Batu Lintang 1.10 1.20 Bedford 0.90 1.00 Benta 1.05 1.12% Borelli 1.12% 1.22& Broga o.ot. 0.71 Brunei Un. 0.57% 0.62l 2 Bukit
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    336 4 Singapore, Jan. o. MINING Buyers Sellers Antpata 3(7% 4Ayer Hitams 2*. f Bangrins SJI- 22Eatu Selangors i.3»i i.« Hitams o*3 0 37 Hongkong Tin }Jr JJr Chendenangs 12 b ISiU Hcng rati 0 7», ».78 ldris Hyd. 7 J inoh Tm 22 8 23 G
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    PRODUCE
    165 4 Singapore, Jan. 6. H. (Siamt W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $138 R. (Siarn) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $134 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $130 Siam Nc. 1 $213 Siam No. 2 $108 £iam Broken Rice No. 1 $120 Siam Broken Rice No. 2
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    76 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Jan. 6, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Books S£LI2 TIN dose p D ft Div. /ear Southern Kinta IJg tot Dee. 28 Dat^ c 29 to datf TaKpa Vay iS 25 g J£ »»5 RUBBER Jan 31 Jan 26 nl /4% Glenealy 5%
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    250 4 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd.. $30,000 Int Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNfI IPAL: 5% 1901 red. .'940 $4J.1,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 102»/ 2 103% norn fftE 1907 red. 19*7 $1 000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 60 108% 110 norn 4'/i,% 1909 red.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    352 4 LONDON COMMODITIES RUBBER Bpot buyers Previous Fellers SU o Ist Forward < Februaryi Buyers 83 16 Sellers 81 4 2nd Forward <Apr. June> Buyers 33 16 Sellers 85 16 3rd Forward < July Sept t Buyers 85 16 Seller* B 716 July Sept. Beyers 3 3;; Sellers
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      253 4 BANK OF CHINA RANGOON AGENCY 55 Pfcayre Siiwl-, a 11 o o ii Telt'gra j» Uiv A tl d r s s "CHUNGKUO", RANGOON. Opened For Business. THE I UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated In S.S.) No. 2. Chulia Street. (Bonham Building), Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,00 C.000.00 1 Issued, Subscribed
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      101 4 I Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, vm (Incorporated in the Straits Settle* i CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. issued and Paid Up $10,004 HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET. v I Local Branches 4: B Nrrth Brid c I 253, South Eridge R«™. SibcM" 1 ra U Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW fO^K
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    Future Of Civil Aviation
    141 5 |f«r ratapalting aeroplajies into the air. picat a kers to hi Bh-speed craft, non-stop trips from dailj Atlantic crossings, were viMia'ised by Canl nder-Seeretary cf State for Air, in a speech here. Ironal let i on ;'t a dinner mprovernentx In the next mean London tl
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      35 5 fO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES I' r*Vtitrisl I Sennet** I a.m. Chapter rmmunlon. Rev. Stem I Conference 545 p.n. hodist Choi»\ "Progress' by H and Sercv n mi Seen His Star in »1 in ramil HINESE METHODIST
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      419 5 Wednesday, 5.30 p.m Chcir Practice Thursday, 3 p.m. Bible Class In Malay. Friday. 8 p.m. Bible Class in English 8 pm. Malay Gospel Meeting at 16'«, Bast Coast Road. STRAITS CHINESE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (77, Prinsep Street) Sunday 8.15 a.m. Sunday Schco. and Bible Classes. 9.15 a.m. Malay Service—Mr. L m
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      906 5 4 p.m Divine Service at Royal Air Force Base. 5 p.m. Divine Service at Alexandre; Brickworks Chapel. Thursday, 530 p.m. Choir Practice. CHINESE GOSPEL. HALL (North Bridge Road) Chinese Sei vices Sunday, 10.30 a.m. Breaking or Bread V 1.15 a.m. Bible Addicrs,. Speaker: M\ L. J. Donaldson, 3 p.m Sunday
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      779 5 ...BUT HE GAINED 2 st.2 Ibs.QUICKLY fif|,j j ON VIKELP'S" 12 MINERALS 6 VITAMINS FOOD lODINE NOW FEELS GREAT I 1 I ■g i Letter M I She umn r l wa Mham<£d to*hTw -ll» MbMĔ Titepped on o a lher fCIl f W id A fcwmonti »*<> «Plb? a
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    MEMORIAL HALL SERVICE TO-MORROW
    93 6 THE Methodist Churches of Singapore 1 will unite in a joint service of worship in Victoria Memorial Hall, Singapore, at 5 45 p.m., to-morrow. Bishop Edwin F. Lee will preach on the subject, "Progress by Uplift or Upheaval." There will also be special musical items: An
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    Accused His Own Brother
    68 6 TAMBAYA claimed I before Mr. L r fcpJ he on or ah times and pfe employed as a than and in trusted with the newspapers, ol nal breach ol I money. The accused t complainant v.. collection of in his loin doth Nj out his knowled
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    WITNESSE MISSING
    65 6 I OFFER no evideS accused, your worship tbf nesses have dv appeared (Z,' specter Sharp informed th» T trate, to-day, wh< a < :I e JJ young Chinese bicycles alleged to have came up for trial in v kel e fn The accused h Aubrey-Da vies, coun c]
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    GUTHRIE'S WEEKLY REPORT
    119 6 Sin n TAMBAYA. an 18 and Co.. Ltd state: With no seriou influence it. ano with ed by the new Y> has continued dull, with tone. The figure of 3J 901 Loj shipmenl i from Ma ber is the lowest nc Lb Regulation Sch n June 1934.
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    Political Agent By Mob
    66 6 Reuter. uttat k. 1 Jj |H MAJOR Reginald J>- 1 Ueal Agent in Oris* >'••»"■ killed by a mob imtsUt w r W of the Raja »f Ran Bazalft day following re] tuation, following jamandal politic;.! arrest of some Bazalgette. Ac officer faced the the pj
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    BELGIUMS NEUTRALIY IN DANGER
    46 6 THE BUgg< is endai. gold to Bnglan I chel Beobael." SB to the effect U £62 million SmM ported from i- paper say J pendence of B remain dish;' neutrality. if the governn m siting gold in H %M fects must be <
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      414 6 EAT WHAT YOU PLEASE Without Painful After-effects Jlow glorious to be able to set-to with a wfß to your favourite delicacies, meal after meal, day after day —with no fear of after-effects To many stomach sufferers, such pleasure will seem an impossible dream. Hut you can make it come true
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      133 6 |E E 2- SELF-PRIMING PUMP complete with ou:lt-i:i engine to operate en Diesed oil weighs only 191 lbs. Hardies %a:tr thick witn mud or sand without from seepage to Ia.UoU gais. per hour j Eeii-Pnmcd at 2d tt. suction hft— 7u ft. delivery i.cad The barest small pump In !iiie
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      84 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of mil Chmmlsu mm 4 Storm, j I ml STAR BRAND JUJUBES SPECIAL OFFER Every bottle contains FREE COUPON iland two coupons to your retailer and he will jmvc you ONE FULL SIZE FREE BOTTLE! AGENTS: THE BORNEO CO., LTD., Singapore Branches. I 5 '8'
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      247 6 Piano Syncopation From Singapore—9.lo p.m. SINGAPORE NIROM ZIIL 225 metres (1.33 mc|s) ZHP 30.96 metres (9.69 mc|s) yDC 15 15 Mcs (JJJ m) p.m. 12.45 Light orchestral concert by Roller's Hungarian Band, directed C. Reller (relayed from the f.20 Lig.it recoraed music. Adelphi Hotel). 6.45 Aneta news. Time signal. Re--1
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      639 6 LONDON TRANSMISSION 5 DJB 15 20 Mcs (19 7 m) p.m. GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) 6.20 Concert of light music. am 7.20 News in English. 6.40 'A Canadian in London-talk 7-35 Concert of light music (conbv Graham Sorv tinued). 6.55 'Hands' Across trie Sea'*-play 8.20 News and economic review
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    FNTERTAINMENT PAGE HOW TO LOAD YOUR CAMERA
    175 7 FNTERTAINMENT PAGE H OW TO LOAD YOUR CAMERA Rl LOAD A CANDID CAJW- j >\ loltjrwtod has no more en- camera tan than Mickey I, \lthongh he is bu*v co- Spencer Tracy, his Hp! a new Metro-Goldwyn- Mickey kindly eown* hI to sh w'amatears he.v to load i (21 i
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    Andy Hardy Car Is Not For Sale
    174 7 THE most sought after car in Hollywood is the one owned by Andy Hardy. It has become the d-li.irht of juvenile motion picture fans, who have written %o George B. S?itz, director of the Judge Hardy Family series, asking the purchase price oj
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    PARAMOUNT TO HEAD INDUSTRY IN TELEVISION
    345 7 lIOLLYWOOD is preparing to us surne responsibility for development of the complete new field of entertainment opened by the rapid evolution of science's latest marvel —television. This was revealed by Stanton Grifiis. chairman of the executive committee of Paramount Pictures, first of ihe grcai
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    Realism Marches On — Party Breaks Up With Sound Effects
    114 7 Realism Marches On Party Breaks Up With Sound Effects TRANCES Farmer and Leif Erik son have left Akim Tamiroff's J riotous OtOMMk party in "Ride a rooked Mile," for a brief in trrlude at one end of Par- amounts Stage 8 in a setting described as "a secluded nook." Merriment
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    Burgess Meredith Joins "Idiot's Delight"
    139 7 HOLLYWOOD is keeping a linn graap on the coat-ta-Is of Burgess Meredith, who was sot for another dash to Broadway when Director Clarence Brown sent an icroplane to bring him back from Palm Springs for tho dramatic role < f Qntilery, dynamic young idealist, in
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      333 7 Keep\bur Skin Free from j Chafindor* Effl M any women think that discomfort j iBWV from chafing and a hot prickly akin is jjj unavoidable. To-day thousands are dis- 1 j covering the wonderful comfort to be obtained from using Cuticura Talcum. Kin fflSHi Sill Here is a powder that
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      203 7 I DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: 1 "Customary suits of black." 1. An awkward predicament. Sbakspeare. 2. Scholarly. 3 Exclamation in a parson makes 4. Injured. h m angry. 5. A little curl. 7 Positively. *>• Part of yc*u: f *ar. o' Military operations. 8. Mother makes th* mast
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      233 8 i! r n 6,5 9,5 tq day |l A GRAND COMEDi SHOWING WHAT HAPPENS WHEIN THKEE DEMURE DAUGHTERS OF EVE INVADE A STAID PUBLIC SCHOOL! A ROARING SUCCESS AS A PLAY, FUNNIER AS A FILM! 2l HOURS cf GREAT ENTERTAINMENT) TUESDAY NEXT at the C APITOL I 3 SHOWS DAILY...
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      222 8 r; SEE The Flam i"g Crash of Pioneer Airships! j Ii 11 The Conquest of the Atlantic by Air! J I The Wartime Bombing of PARIS!. Reckless Dogfights High Above the Clouds 1 and a Thousand Other Thrills. I j To-day at the CAPITOL j ii 3i5 6i5 9i5 i
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      48 8 j FIRST HALF ENDS j TO-DAY! i j Theatre ROYAL 3-13 6-15 9-15 j 25c. 35c, 50c, 75c. Sl.OO CHILDREN HALF PRICE I j COLUMBIA'S ACE of ALL j SCREEN THRILLERS! S j BREATH-TAKING I I PwilißiM I wĕm mil JoMfll Mr«MlySaMc«G**M luntt < A Cil«r«j ftclvt i A*
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      428 8 -—ill ROXY BAR Open 5 P.M. tT^JJ^ LAS! NIGHT: 6.15* 9.15 In The Most Dashing And Romanth Fighter in Sew Heart-Warming w JTrTi3 Adventure—Full Of Laughs And TbrihV It OBBR t TAVLOIt In M.-G.-M.'s Greatest Romantic Picture "The CROWD ROARS" with FRANK MORGAN, MAUREEN O'SUI.I IV TO-MORROW: TWO POPULAR COMEDIANS
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    Malaya's Excess Rubber Export
    279 9 exportable amount allotted to Malaya for the year fill p 1 international Rubber Regulation Agreement was 1 estimated exports tor the year, assuming an lims in December, were 345,455 tons, an excess .mount <» rftrdin£ t0 the Controller of Rubber. of 14 ;ut under-export T >period
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    "Deterrent Sentence" For Cycle Theft
    125 9 (nom Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Thursday. REMARKING thai the theft of a ious offence and ««1 deterrent sentences should be imposed on bicycle thieves, Sheikh Abu Bakar fined a Malay, Salim bin x weeks' rigorous unpnsonmi nt for the theft of a bisB7, the
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    CIANO HUNTS WITH HORTHY
    42 9 Ccunt Ciano, Italian Foreign Minister, who is on a visit to Hungary, hunted with his host. Admiral Horthy. the Hungarian Regent, in the snow-bound forests near Goddllo. Photo shews Admiral Horthy with Count Ciano at the hunting lodge.
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    DELIBERATE BOMBING IN SPAIN
    133 9 Reuter. London, Jan. 6. ALL evidence in our possession in- dicates that the bombing of Barcelona on New Year's eve was a deliberate attack on human life, with bcmbs designed for that purpose, declares a report by the British Ceni mission of Investigation into air bombardments
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    Malay's 15th Conviction
    122 9 Singapore, Friday. MRKESTED on Dec. 16 following a burglary at the house of an Islam Malabaree at Potong Pasir, off Upper Serangoon Road, on Nov 12, a middleaged Malay, Mohamed Noor bin Koming, pleaded guilt v this morning, before Mr. L. B. Gibson, the District Judge, to
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    Amazing Story Of Patient's Attempt At Suicide
    196 9 Singapore, Friday. JOSEPH Naipon, dresser at Tan Tock Souk Hospital related at the Coroner's court this morning an amazing story. Ho said on the morning of Dec. 24 he was on duty in ward 13. When he mads his rounds at about 9
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    Hitler-Beck Talks At Berchtesgaden
    243 9 Berlin, Jan. 6. JN the course of a three-hour conversation at Berchtesgaden yesterday Herr Hitler and Colonel Beck discussed their respective attitudes in the event of a Franco-Italian conflict, Reuter understands from usually well informed sources. No information was forthcoming, however, whether any decisions had been
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    MALAYA AND TIN RESTRICTION
    656 10 CORRESPONDENCE expressing differing views on the policy of tin restriction has recently appeared in the columns of the London Times. Opposition to restriction in either the tin or rubber industries can be of no effect these days, for the schemes are solidly established by international agreement,
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    China Going RED And Japan Going FASCIST
    1202 10 W^l-X-tlr»!!) WILL Prince Konoye's resignation affect Japan's policy in China? If it does, will Japan pursue her China campaign witn still greater vigour or will she moderate her attitude in the face of recent international reactions? Konoye's Resignation Government reorganisation and Cabinet reshuffles
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    Tailpieee
    30 10 Paying a tribute to his wife, g business man said in an interview that remarried life had been one Ion.; lullaftf With some married men it's one lone alibi.
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    To-days News Review
    530 10 yyiTfl both Czechoslovakia (now officially with a hyphen owing to Slovak autonomy) and. Hungary said to br politically in the pocket of Hitler, the border conflict between those two countries is difficult to understand. It may be just a local affair which the German Government will settle
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    ROOSEVELT SPEAKS MIND OF BRITAIN
    98 11 London. Jan. 6. «i al the one statesA trt h l "can best speak the man un tf British people to triad vt j j)C fauna among dan eri a t ail but is Ttnreion state— namely, head oi J united States. :esi^t tLJ >
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    BELISHA ON WAR OFFICE REFORM
    268 11 b>» lon, Jan. 6. T of th< work done J could not masterly h superI fall rinj" courage, ha in a hal Plymouth rebutting Itacks made on him. I Beusha declared that when he .1 j. i Ofßce II months ago military advisers reporter! that
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    XMAS TREE STARTS BIG FIRE
    47 11 t I j fire in the v Montmartre n ulted in two I h and two Short circuit i I trie rati ns of the lievj d to be the lancing th High; envi lonitarteo. 1 ack •••icthe. k! 1 mi in
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    PARIS RIVERS FROZEN OVER
    73 11 In France the temperature fell so low at X'mas as to cause a complete freeze up on the River Loire at Tours. So serious did the situation become as to cause great concern for the safety of the Saint Cyr Bridge. The' top photo shows the
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    Hands Off Spain, Says Germany
    127 11 Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 6. A WARNING that neither Germany nor Italy woudl remain inactive if any attempt is made by anothe* country to displace the balance o* irength of the two sides in Spain ls contained in the official Piplomatische Korrespcndenz. Referring to alleged new
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    DRIVE AGAINST U.S. NAZIS
    60 11 Reuter. Washington. Jan. 6.—lt is Officially stated that an investigation is bein* undertt ken by the Department of Justice into the alleged violations of the criminal statutes by Nazis and Communists and certain other groups. The investigat on was begun as a result of evidence before
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    Sanctions Threat Enrages Germany
    141 11 Berlin, Jan. 6. A NEW storm har burst from the German press this morning alleging that President Roosevelt is planning a "sanctions war" against (Germany. Senator Pitt man's statement regarding the possibility that revision of the Neutrality Act may be considered, in the Foreign Relations Committee
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    Untitled
    51 11 Berlin, Jan. 6—Mr. Montagu Norman is leaving for Basle to-night to attend the coming meeting ol the heads of the central bantu of various countries. To-day he had long coi;ferences with firicials of the Rtichabank, the nature ot which is unknown. His host, Dr Schacht will follow him to Basle
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    Britons rally to defence services
    130 11 Reuter. a, Jan. 0. ruiting for ti > shown in hich arc now Royal Air P riod April mmc announced by June to bring len during the ihead ol the <<>mnr.ssion I .oo remain to i b found before next April, completing a record intake
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    Off To Rome On Tuesday
    146 11 Reuter. London. Jan. 6. 2 T is announced that Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax, en route to Rrmi 2 n Tuesday will take tea at the Qvai i'Orsay with M. Daladier and M. Bonnet aod will have time for a brief convei .•at ion. The
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    CANADA'S DEFENCE BUDGET
    86 11 Reuter. Ottawa, J&n. 6—The new defence i estimates will probably reach the highest figures -ince the great war, totalling approximately $50 million. The main increase is attributable to the training of R. A. F. pilots in Canada in accordance with the agreement with the United Kingdom. j
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    FIERCE CZECH-HUNGARIAN CLASH ON THE FRONTIER
    373 11 Gendarmes Shot At By Troops Reuter. Prague. Jan. 6. A*"*** Hungarian troop, on patrolling Czech gendarmes "frontier vdtafe near the (own of Mukacevo was the cause of a I" and HungTfaM in Which it is -an arbiter) and armoured car. were in action. M
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    U.S. Defence Plans
    34 11 Reuter. Washington. Jan 6 The President told a press conference to-day that he is making progress with his special delencc message, which will be Riven to Congress early next week Reuter.
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    MISS 1939 OF THE AIR
    82 11 The Brm.klands dying community has elected Sylvi i Bi emridtre, old daughter of Captain and Mrs. Godfiey Bremridge of Ikona Park, Weyhridge, Surrey, "Miss 1939 of the Air." Sylvia, the baby of an air-minded household, has been flying from ihe age of two and much
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    Workless Chained To Railings
    86 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 6. TUIE Unemployed Workers' Movement staged another publicity demonstration when 700 unemployed chained themselves tc the railing?; outside tha Nerth London residence of the Minister of Labour, Mr. Brown. The chains were padlocked and the keys removed by other unemployed who made ar~angements
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    COURIER SERVICE NOT SUSPECT
    109 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 6.—ln order to remove any misapprehension the Foreign Office desire to moke clear that there is no question of any British diplomatic max. I a<z having been involved in the recent incident at Iran and the courier service thereby the British agent at
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    MORE ITALIANS FOR LIBYA
    79 11 Reuter. Rcme. Jan. 6. -Following the settlement r f twenty thousand Italian colonists n Libya last year it is planned to dcs patch a further twenty thousand this year, according to Giornale d'ltalir;, which p iblishes a report from TripoU tha' Balbo is meeting high Fascist
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    FRANCE WILL NOT YIELD AN ACRE
    343 11 Reuter. Algier, Jan. 6. U. DALADIER. speaking at banquet given by the Governor, said "France wants peao with all countries and wish k for solution of all the great pro blems of modern time* nof by war but by construct *ye effort, but if
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    PREMIER REBUKES A CRITIC
    125 11 Reuter. Melbourne. Jan. 3. STRONG criticism of the d ebtors by the novelist. Mr H. G. Wells, wIK sat present visiting Australia has incurred the public censiirn of tho Prime Minister, Mr. Lyons. 2 In an irterviev. Mr. Wells had dsscrib?d Ritler as s c.crtifiab.'e June
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    STOP PRESS
    135 11 J APS ADVANCING WESTWARD Chungking, Jan. <>. Very severe fighting i now going «>m in west Shansi, where the Japanese frrces on Christmas Day in live column-, pushed westward simultanecu 1 !y Irom their bases on the lungpii Railway towards the Yel'ou River. A ti.e Chinese fortes in
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    WHAT TRIBUNE MAN SAW
    297 12 A Tribune staff man who visited the -npo from Ipoh wires os follows: "The scene of the accident is tne immediate proximity of a small concrete W*e spanning a brook in the mfdst ol virgin jungle with the nearest station four miles off -The engine was
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    MALACCA NOTES
    146 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter.* Malacca, Thursday. Ng Seoh, a Chinese towkay from Alor Gaja, died at the Malacca General Hospital yesterday as a result oi caustic soda poisoning. It appears that the wife of Ng Seoh heard her husband ▼omitting in the early hours of yesterday morning and came
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    SABOTAGE SUSPECTED IN PERAK MAIL TRAIN MISHAP
    520 12 BOY IN HOSPITAL iFrom Our Own Reporterj Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. T HE blockade of the F.M.S.R. line near Behrang resulting from the derailment of tlie south-bound express early yes.erday morning, was cleared bv 9 o'clock last nigh», and normal trathc was resumed. Miraculously,
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    Japan's Gold Reserves Exhausted
    79 12 Reuter. IT would be rash to rely on time to accomplish Japan's defeat for she is now managing her war with remarkable economy and may soon benefit from her control of China's natural resources, states the Manchester Guardian in a leader. On the other band her
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    OLEH OLEH PARTY BROADCAST
    62 12 The following members of the Oleh Oleh Party will participate in a broadcast Trom the 8.M.8.C. studio to-day from 5 to 6 p.m. I Meant. Ong Guan Bork, Lee Cheng Kirn, C larlie Urn, Oh Kiat Seng, Lim Chwee Sian, chua Kirn Toh, Chan Wall Hock.
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    TO-DAY'S SINGAPORE WEDDING
    227 12 THE Church of St. Joseph, Singapore, was "the scene this morning of the wedding of Mr. Joseph Norman Pereira and Miss Hilda Angelic Danker. The bridegroom is the son of the late Mr. S. A. Pereira, of the Government Stamp Office, Singapore, and Mrs. Emil> Pereira, and
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    SINGAPORE HOUSING PROBLEM DRIVE
    127 12 Singapore, Saturday. THE question of the housing problem in Singapore will be tackled with more intensity this year since the nomination of two additional members for the Singapore Improvement Trust has been agreed to. One of the two additional members is the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian
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    MARRIED IN BATU PAHAT
    24 12 Mr Tai» Mong Kwav and Miss Cheang Lai Kin, who were man-led at the Kong Siew Association, Batu Pahat recently.
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    Indians Pay Tribute To Tribune's Forward Policy
    263 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. at a dinner at the Eastern Hotel to-night, Mr. C.' S. Venkatachar, agent of the Government of India in Malaya, paid a handsome tribute to the progressive policy pursued by the Tribune group of newspapers, and
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    Man Found Fatally Shot
    111 12 Taiping, Friday. THE report of a revolver in the vicinity of the Police barracks at Taiping brought a little Sikh girl of seven years running out to see what had happened. To her horror she found an elderly Sikh lying on the grass bleeding from the
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    IMPORTANT CHANGES IN CLERICAL SERVICE
    281 12 THE Government oi the Straits Settlements has for some time had under consideration the revision of the maximum age limit for appointment to the General Clerical Seivice, and has now decided to reduce that limit from 23 years to 21 years as from Jan. 1,
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    New Post For Konoye
    34 12 Hongkong, Jan. 7.—Priicc Konoye, former Premier of Japan, might be promoted President of the Privy Council, concurrently holding membership in the T.-panese Cabinet, says a Sin Chew Jit Poh message.
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    MALAY ON KIDNAP CHARGE
    144 12 (Tribune Stan << espoaiaa Malacca. Thursd' av rpEMAN bin Mat. the teeWS X case in which he is char**! 21 having kidnapped ivuv year Malay boy from the lawful ruardu? ship of his mother, uas ths m produced before Mr. K. Brd 1 district judge, and
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    COURT SEQUEL TO AIR INCIDENT
    247 12 Singapore. Saturday. JUDGMENT fcr the sum ol claimed by Wearne's Air S*. vices, Ltd.. was awarded lo th? plaintiffs when a Dutchman. Mr. Casper Hemrich Balke, uas sued fcr damages caused to one of Wearne's planes yesterday. It was alleged that Mr Balke fl* the
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    Motorist Acquitted
    130 12 Singapore, Friday MR. George Reginald Percy an I officer of the P.W.P. was! to-day acquitted on charges ol| negligent driving and driving 1 with an expired licence. °a| April 30, 1928, in Mount Pieasant Road. Mr. D. M. Colt art was coun** defence while Court Inspector Embury prosecuted.
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    S. S. GOVERNMENT APPOINTMENTS
    53 12 Th.- following app< "c--fied in thr Straits Sett ment Gazette. j^fl Lieut.-Comdr. H. B. F «Retc Meteorologist. cm Director oi the Malay Service Mr. E. A Green tect. Malayan Public c^M Mr. R. Moor to offi i Counsel. P. S. Dr. W. Linehan. M fj.l I
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    Passengers By Air
    49 12 xt it t XL- M r J Arrived from N.fc i PH-ARt;"—Mr. Berpn Cattenbargh. nd frf^ Left for Medan. India n« Ti* KLM plane bho »j croft. Mr. L. A. J. M J v H. M. H. Baan. Mr M Bergh v. Trips, Mr I 1
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    King Charming
    23 13 i i me Richard as the JJ in th< play "Cinderella," pre- b, the children oi the Convmi am*:• .1 Hignlanas.
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    BARCELONA ADMITS LOSS OF KEY POSITIONS
    33 13 Bare* lona, .lan. 11 positii ns (Mi the I admitted iii a .\rte« adei bla n< as have beeii I ck y *t. x i i Rcutei
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    PRISON FOR THEFT
    31 13 Bp B >•( .ir-o'd H kkien youth a the fourth polios eour*. I X A Blacker when Tan if I t; rd: y I I I X ury pro
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    Case For Defence Of British Economic Interests In China
    173 13 JOINT ACTION WITH U. S. SUGGESTED London, Jan. 6. r JpHE Financial News in a leader slates i'or\Veste»n Powers to intervene directly in China now is obviously impracticable. Defence of Britain's economic interests, however, is another matter. We are armed at
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    ROOSEVELT SANCTIONS RELIEF FOR UNEMPLOYED
    77 13 Reuter. New York, Jan. G. MR. Roocvelt in his special surprise nnssage to Congress urged the '-rcmpt apprcva! of the appropriatieu of 875 million dollars to defray fcr the relief of 2.700 thotisnnd men no to June 30. This swell deficit for the current fiscal
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    NATIONALIST SUCCESS
    32 13 Reuter. Saragossa, Jan. 0. —Nationalist occupation of Catalan sectors is slated to have .-•pread like oil among the southern forces which occupied several positions on the banks of the Segre.—Reuter.
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    Mr. Montagu Norman Becomes A God-Father
    157 13 Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 0. jyjß. and .Mrs. Montagu Norman were present at the christening of Dr. Schacht'a baby grandson which was held in one oi" the magnificent reception rooms at the Reich Bank where only foreigners were I < sent. At ii>c ceremony, which
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    New Commissioner Takes Oath
    35 13 Singapore, Friday—Mr. R. c. H. Lim. the well-kiiown Singapore Chines? lawyer, tcoi* his oath in the Seconi 1 ollce ouri beiore Mr. Co« rad Oldham os a Municipal Commiosioner this morning.
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    Japan Anxious For Peace
    213 13 Shanghai, Jan. 6. Japanese planes law over the International and French Concession* and dropped thousands of pamphlets alleging that various Chinese leaders wanted peace on the basis of Wang Ching Wei's proposals. They added that only the obstinacy oi Chiang Kai-Shek prevented the -eturn ot peace.
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    King And Queen Will Speak In Canada
    37 13 Reuter. Ottawa. Jan 6 —Mr. Mackt n.ne King has announced that several speeches are expected to be delivered by the King and Queen while in Canada. All will be broadcast.—Reuter.
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    Committed Suicide By Taking Caustic Soda
    226 13 nrtTllf Sintraouc I ridav jh. A 111 from eaoatk soda poisoning" was Ihe verdict of the i»irv when the enquiry into the death of Tseu Tong Shin who was admitted to the General Hospital on Dec. 18. came up tor heanite thfe morning before
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    BUMPED HER HEAD, BUT DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES
    165 13 Singapore. Friday. WEE Niap Seng. 29-year-old Governin'nt i<».rk. rclat d at the Coroner's court to-day how his mother. Loh See, aged 55 years, bumped her head when sweping underneath her house No notice was taken of the bump, and two ca>s later
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    SELECTIONS
    51 14 -By "Spectator"—s The following are selections by "Sn-ctator" for to-days races at Penang: Race I: empress Shoot-Up Race 2: THANKS Hard Road S: WOTEN vmm r Boy Race 4: JOCK GORDON Lucky Star Race 5: VELOCITY Koh Sabah Race: 6 TEMPLE Release Rac 7: SALADIN Mtdowmaa Race 8: GROFMO
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    Teams For ToDay's Match On Padang
    134 14 'THE following are the teams in the Aimy vs. Re<-1 of Singapore rugby game re be played on the padang this evening. Army: Bpr. Pass- Capt. Maisey, 2nd Lieut. Pierce. L Cpl. Richardson, Lieut. Prest; Lieut. Toker. Capt. Simpson; Lieut. Kennibn, Lieut. Gibson. Lieut
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    JOHORE DISAPPOINT IN FIRST STATE MATCH
    290 14 Rain Spoils Game In Second Half (Tribune Staff Reporter) Malacca, Jan. 6. Malacca S; Johore 0. INLAYING a full second half in a heavy downpour of rain Malacca defeated Johore at hockey to-day by three goals to nil in the first Inter-State match in
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    Sporting Association's Tourney
    171 14 BADMINTON THE annual badminton tournament oi the Amateur Sporting Asrociaticn was successfully carried cut The fcllowing are the winners and ranners-np for the year I9H:— Singles handicap championship:Winner: Low Cheng Koon. runner up: Chan Yew Chong. consolat.on: Tan Kirn Yong. Open singles championship (ASA. shield and cup:
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    SOUTH AFRICA'S TEAM FOR THIRD TEST
    60 14 Reuter. Johannesburg, Jan. 6. SOUTH Africa's team for the third Test beginning at Durban on Jan. 20 Is:— Melvdle, Mitchell, bourse, Vanderbyl, Dalton Viljoen, Gcidon, Langton, Wade and Davies. n nrn The eleventh place will protablv be filled by Rowan or Harry Sparks (Orange
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    Tommy Carrie And Boy Quee Fight Grandly
    507 14 BOXING THE crowd roared itself hoarse and leapt to its feeL last night as Tommie Carrie am! Boy Quee fought one of the roost memorable battles for many a year at the Happy World. The decision was a draw —a decision which vvae
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    S. C. R. C. EASILY BEAT COMBINED SCHOOLS
    374 14 S.C.R.C. "A" S; Combined Schools 0. f'HREE goals to nil was the result of a very one-sided game of hockey played at Hung Kirn Green yesterday, when the S.C.R.C. "A" team emerged victorious, after a compa/atively easy game against the Combined Schools
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    35th Fortress And Loyals Draw
    54 14 The 35th Fortress Coy. met and drew with the Loyals at rugger yesterday in an interesting match made outstanding by the splendid kicking of full-back Stanley of the Sapprrs. There was no score during the game, but both teams came very near crossing their opponents*
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    65 14 The following players are invited to play football for the Enggor Football Association against H.M.S. Terror on Sunday at the S.H.B. Sports ground. Cantonment Road: Augustine Chin. Ramoo, Kassim, Choon Siang, S. Singh, Ismail bin Bagong, Maun bin Shaddon, Chong Hock Lye, Koh Hin Chye, J. Roy, Kirn
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    High Tackles, gymnastic At Rugger March
    219 14 RUGBY Police 8 pts.; S.C.C JN a rousing but unorthodox game of rui yesterday evening the Police beat a good S.C.< points (a goal and a try) to five points (a scrappy nature throughout, and high tackles periods of gymnastic foraging of the ball
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    Racing Card At Penang To-day
    706 15 The Turf card of events, for to-day. the final day. at 1 j| u scratching at noon yesterday:*-Soho, Wee Jock, Vision, Slapdash, Bruas, Cascade, CisH i r Noorchaya, Tonroe, Pure Gold, Jubilee Star, V;,vilh, Recovery, Smoke Dreams, Duchess II and w?fl be on races 1
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    STONES THROWN INTO RING AT KUALA LUMPUR
    467 15 Crowd Obj ects To Kong (Tribune Stafl Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. ATONES aimed at King Kong were thrown into the ring last night when the Hungarian g iant and Wong Boek Cheung fought their farewell exhibition bout at the Bukit Bintang Park. Unruly
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    Taking A Shot At The Ball
    20 15 An Incident in the hockey match between the Manchester Regiment and the S.C.C. yesterday.
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    S. C. C. Trounced By Manchesters
    182 15 HOCKEY Manchesters 6; S.C.C. 1. THE Manchesters trounced the S.C.C. in their hockey fixture played on the Padang last night bysix goals to one. Play was in conformity with th 3 weather—dull and scrappy, the Tads having the best part of the argument, and
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    Y.M.C.A. RUGBY
    70 15 The following have been selected to play rugby fcr the V.M.C.A. against S.CRC to day. Jan. 7 at 5.15 p.m. on the Baiestier Read Ground: Robert Eu, Tan Lye Whatt, Fam Choo Eeng. Chan Joo Tiang. J. Ferguson. G. Ranatuhga, W. Mitchell. F. Hutchinson, Bahn\ Fones, A. Lord.
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    Admitted Possessing Ganja, Fined
    381 16 (Tribune StniT Reporter) IVming, Friday. lIOWI IOW un attempt to smuggle a large quantity of ganja and tobacco into th! settlement from Siam was frustrated by Customs Ofliefjffl of Province Ucllcslcv under Mr. (i. C, C Makstad was revealed in the rgtHIIU District Court before Mr.
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    Made A False Report, Jailed
    271 16 Singapore, Friday. to have made a false report at the Geylain; Police Station on the morning of June 3. a Sikh, Arjan Singh, was prosecuted before Mr w. J. Thorogood in the Relief Court, this morning. In the report accused alleged that he gave $20
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    WHAT READERS ARE SAYING
    263 16 SYMPATHY WITH CHINA (To the Editor of the Malaya, Tribune) Sir. As a sympathiser with China and a keen fo 1 lower M f events, I should like to express my views for the benefit of patriotic Chinese and all who feel for tint country. It
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    POSSESSED EXCESS RUBBER
    231 16 From Ottf OUM Co-rcsao Seremban. Fnda>. 1 LENGTHY summons ease ensue before Mr. J. P. Biddulph k SerrmAaa to-day in which Toukav Nyuk Fonc. tradm? under Chef Sin' Foo of lemon Street. Seremban. appeared to answer eharte of possession of IttJfTl pounds of rubber over his legal
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    Annual Report Of Lloyd's Register Of Shipping
    865 16 VARIOrS conditions Affecting Ihe natural trend of ecevMU** it somewhat difficult to comment with any certainly urn of the sbipplng industry (states the report of Ucrd's X, for the year ended June .10. 1938. The improvement In the freight market, referred to in
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    FIRST IN 300 YEARS
    68 16 (Tribune S' "-fwrtetj ♦lalacc;-. Pridai YESTERDAY a happy djiy for the de, dants of Albuquerque b?2 .Settlement because for th time since 1641 a p ((r! vessel visited the h t shores. ,aU << The Sloop. Gancalo r "amed by arrived al Malacca on IVed* day
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    Cinemas Remain Closed In France
    57 17 I Ihe capital remain |V v .irird day in suc- <.,. closure will a tions between i > 1 nmenl succeed. U ited ftoni the new taxaL :laim, an Inol the price oi 1 wish tonic t atemps agreed to j ended pending L jces
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    367 17 THF HEALTH BULLETIN OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS EASTERN BUtiEAU FOR THE WEEK ENDED DEC. U READ AS FOLLOWS:— i Plague. The only notification of plague was from Cochin, where rodent infection was reported but no human cases. Cholera was reported from Calcutta, Madras and Negapatam
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    CHINESE SUCCESSES IN WEST SHANSI
    125 17 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Chungking, Jan. 6. CHINESE successes in western Shansi indicate that Japanese operations have failed, especially as the Chinese have recovered points to the west of Heilungkwan, including Hualochen, Taning, Chuenchwang. The rear of the Japanese forces has been cut and their
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    PRISONERS BY NATIONALISTS
    21 17 Reuter. Salamanca. Jan. 6.—lt is claimed 23.884 prisoners were taken by Nationalists since the present Catalan offensive began.—Reuter.
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    Mr. Ahearne Will Be Retiring Soon
    110 17 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. jyjß. C. D. Ahearne, the first Federal Secretary in the Federated Malay States, who received the C.M.G. in the New Year Honours list and who is expected to lead the Malayan delegation to India next month to discuss
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    N.Y. Waterfront Gun Battle
    78 17 Reuter. New York, Jan. 6. WATERFRONT gun battle in the harbour has resulted in the arrest of six drug traffickers, and a policeman wounded. The fight, in which two dozen police participated and over fifty shots were fired, was the climax to a three-months secret investigation
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    HURT CHARGE
    80 17 Singapore, Friday —Chia Ah Kow. a twenty-year old Cantonese, claimed trial in the second police court before Mr Conrad Oldham this morning to a charge that he at 6 p.m. on Dec. 7 in a coffee shop at the corner of Jalan Besar and Kitchener Road voluntarily caused
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    YOUTHS ACCUSED OF ROBBERY
    481 17 Singapore, Friday. youths, Daud bin Mohamed Said, Malay, and two Chinese, Low Kong Wah and Lim Soon Kirn, stood their trial to-day. hei'ore My. L. B. Gibson, the District Judge, on a charge of allegedly roW ing a tteri hawker named Goh Tang Seah. Complainant in
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    What The Stars Foretell
    269 17 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. Meet people, pay visits, or entertain in the evening. There are many helpful factors to-day if you wish to concentrate or plan for the future. A good day for the young and romantic. SPECIAL INFLUENCES: JanT.ary 21 to February 19. It will
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    RENONG TIN
    27 17 The output of No. 2 Dredge of th- P.enong Tin Dredging Company. Ltd to j the month of December was 532 80 ff piculs. j
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    CHILDREN WHO WON'T EAT
    101 17 There's nothing so wearing for a mother as a child who won't eat well. Usually such a child is the nervy.' highly-strung type He picks at his food, looks pale and loses weight. Coaxing won't improve matters. Child specialists everywhere recommend Horlicks for these 1 nervy
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    Nine New Railways In Operation
    228 18 International News Agency. WORK of nine railways in the S»uth-\vesl ras been started according to special reports received here f><»m Chungking. 'Ihese railways are: 1. Yunnan-Burma Railway: Conner' mg Yunnan and British Burma, tlie total distance of the im h 700 kilometres and the estimated
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    MISS CHINA MUST HAVE SEX APPEAL, GLAMOUR
    171 18 International News Agency. Hongkong. AFTER searching for more than a month, Mr. .Pong Kwang yin, Chinese newspaper publisher of Ihe Young China," San Fram sco Ch ncse ne.vspaptr confessed that he was at a loss to find Miss China for the San Francic
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    Japanese C-I-C's Challenge Interpreted
    148 18 International News Agency. Wucho'v. FMELD headquarters for military a opcrat'ons in South China have been rstabl shed at Kweilin with General Pai Hsung-hsi, the veilknown Kwangsi hader in command. Plans for the coming campaign wer napped out under the direction of ncraliatlmo Chiang Kai-shek, who w.i.
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    WILD RUMOURS OF PEACE MOVE CALCULATED TO MISLEAD CHINESE AND TO UNDERMINE CONFIDENCE
    387 18 "No Compromise Or Peace Possible" Generalissimo Defends Wang Central News. Chungking. COMPLETELY setting to rest wide-spread rumours concerning the movement of Mr. Wang Ching-wei, Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek declared that the wild rumours were clearly fabricated by Japanese
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    JAPANESE EX-PREMIER CRITICISED
    277 18 Central News. ev Prr i U 'K.l t nove's a,,an s po'iev toV. J rhuia was bitterly criticisnl F.T*ir%ff? r an 0f thC Alinistr v "of I he Ccnt ral News. an in,erview with cli^rn^boSn Sa wh,[ h f, he srw !1 ov Prr-nip.• wh, lt wa
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    News Services Increase Scope
    134 18 I Chungking. DLANS are Hearing completion for j the publication of the "Central Daily News," official organ of the i Chinese Government in Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province, and for the issue of a news service by the Central News Agency in that city, it is
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    RESPONSIBILITY OF CHINESE WOMEN
    181 18 c,lu nskin s THE responsibility uW China will ]j r t eth *r res# s with the Chinese u, Urv,Vf With these "T" Chiang Kai-shek enn-iiides report on a series „f h mspee.i° n in lhe 4% r o n z p c?:zvz^ relentlessly to organise
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    MR. JINNAH BLAMES CONGRESS FOR FAILURE OF UNITY TALKS
    855 19 Congress Will Stumble Into Federation" Muslim League Session (United Press). Pa Ina, Dec. 2<). i urn ing »1 an amicable and honourable settlement of j\'' u na! probli m have been dashed on the rock of Fascism lr. Ihe opinion ot
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    KALAT PRINCE TO QUIT THE STATE
    106 19 (United Press). Quett?., Jan. 2. IT is learnt that Prince Mend. KaK'm, younger brother of His Highness, the Khan of Kalat, has married an educated wife vho docs not observe the purdah The State Dardar does not view it with approval and has objected
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    Ruler Concedes All But Responsible Government
    203 19 (United Press). I Cut tack, Dec. 21. fpHE Ruler of Pal-Laluira at a netting of (he suhjec N ->f his State announced some concessions to them and also his intention of appointing an Advisory Committee to look after the administration of the State. Tne
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    COALITION MINISTRY IN BENGAL
    117 19 (United Press). Calcutta, Jan. 2. |N an interview to I'nited Press, Prof. Humayun Kahir said that there was a great possibility of a Coalition Ministry being formed in Bengal of Congress and other progressive parties by the middle of February next. Asked about hi s opinion
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    Influence Of Science On Human Society
    526 19 (United Press). J<m: extent to which scientific researches have influenced human society so far and the reactions of the latter on them till forln the subject matter of 9 comprehensive investi.rrt Jmi i hasis for ,he n,s, Z Na.lonaf iSTftZS 2££ This uill be
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    Congress President III: Madras Tour Cancelled
    139 19 (United Press). Wardiia, Do C 31. A C OMMUNIQUE issued regafdmf; S.j. Subhas Chandra nose's health states that his present plans are to return to Calcutta to have some rest before leaving for Bardoli to attend the Working Committee meeting. There was nothing serious
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    Ban On Seth
    57 19 (United Press). SETH Jamnalal Bajaj. who arrivrd at Jaipur on I)e< tt last was served with an order by the Durbar prohibiting hi> entry into the r -tate territory. St th Jainn ilal decided not to defy the order M present, cancelled all his er» incnt.s in
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    BIRD'S EYE VIEWS OF THE FEDERAL CAPITAL
    80 20 Excellent bird's eye. view* of the Federal Capital (Kuala Lumpur), snapped by the Tribune cameraman, are published on this page. On top left is a oicture of tiu Mosque, immediately to the left is a general view of the new market, while below
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