Malaya Tribune, 18 February 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales u XXVI, -No. 41. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, February 18. 1939. The Malaya Tribune STTKS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1939 FIVE CENTO.
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      43 1 1^ /ten/ 77/<? $I\ A V 1 1 it 111 «M E Dominant I Malaya Speed, speed, speed —ever faster and faster. More strain on vital reserves-nerve and muscle. You can only take out of the human mot giving their babies CONDENSED MILK
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      31 1 MADAME PAGE I LATE 92. PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS 5 FOR ALL OCCASIONS S IN STOCK. I FROM: j$ 5. 30. j 13 BATTERY ROAD. TEL 6327. SINGAPORE. j
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    Speed Limit For Rural Areas
    109 2 Singapore, Thursday. CjPEED limits are likely to be enk forced in rural areas, particularly on stretches of road which run through villages. Chairman cf the Rural Board. Mr. W. S. Ebden, said at a meeting of the Board this morning that it waa desirable to
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    PARKING CHARGE
    60 2 Singapore. Thursday: Pleading guilty to the charge of parking in an unauthorised place, within 20 feet of the junction of Middle Road and Hylan Street on December 14. 1938, Sergeant Radley of the R.A.F.. Seletar, was today fined $1. by Mr. C. H. Whitton. Traffic District Judge and
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    Stanton Nelson's Rubber Review
    377 2 PRICES ADVANCE THE decision of the International Rubber Regulation Committee to leave the quota unchanged for next quarter has received a warm, welcoms, and prices in all markets advanced sharply, says Stanton Nelson's Rubber Market Review dated Feb. 16. considerable amount of first-hand selling is reported
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    U.S. Defence Programme Endorsed
    50 2 Reuter. Washington, Feb. 16,-Hcuse of Representatives havo endorsed the bulk ol Mr Roosevelt's emergency defence programme (not the full programme as stated earlier). When approved the expenditure will amount to seventy-one million sterling for inter alia purchase of 3.050 army planes to strengthen trie Panama defence.".—Renter.
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    MARKET BYLAWS
    86 2 Singapore, Thursday. —Bylaws have been drafted by the Rural Board to provide for the control of public and private markets in rural areas in Singapore. The bylaws have been based on the Municipal bylaws. One of the provisions deals with the opening and closing hours of these markets.
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    RETRIAL OF JAPANESE WOMAN
    112 2 Singapore. Thursday. AT the retrial of the case against a Japanese woman. Masu Katoh. who was charged on three counts with living in part of the earnings of prostitution, Mr. W. J. Thorogood, !?elief District Judge and Magistrate, acquitted the accused on the first charge. The
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    Disposed Of Counterfeit Coins: Gaoled
    136 2 Kuala Lube DLEADING guilt) of having disused tcrfeit twenty-cent ".""">'• gapers in S ivk'a, a i bines! w cne and a hah v pvisenment by Mi Bellew the First M Tt would appear specially to Sungei B counterfeit twenty cci first shop he arri .<.
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT
    185 2 !TM Singapore. Th v IN their Weekly Guthrie Co., Ltd The market ruled dull dur, early part ol the woe!; announcement of the Ii: c sion to leave the relea oO per cent, for the s cond the general satisfaction expressed itself in a substantial rise v
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    DANGEROUS DRIVING
    109 2 Singapore. Thursday MR. J. H. Hedgccck an the P.W.D., wa IfT. C. H. Whitton, Traffii Di I Judge and Magistrate, when guilty to the charge of di speed dangerous to the public in Bubl Timah Village on December 3 1931 An endorsement was also tna Mr. Hedgcock's licence.
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    RURAL BOARD MINUTES
    83 2 Singapore, Thursday. Mtnut< Meetings of the Rural o° ar JJ may, in future, be publi the Government Gazette follows action taken by th< Ratepayers' Association publication of the minute- 1 eided at to-day's meellnj i to inform the Singapore Rate r>ociation that the Board say reason in
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    SINGAPORE'S HEALTH
    73 2 Toe Health Statement i juco Municipally of S ngapore for thending -Feb 11 shows that v/ere recorded, chief causes ol m being beriberi 17. phthisis 28, 4. pnrumrnia 16. convulsions 11 tery 4. and .enteritis 17. In addition to this 3 r fevrr and 2 eases of diphtheria
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      460 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (incorporated in England). r. a O. 3. N. CO.> SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore 1939 CANTON 15.500 Feb. 21 I SOMALI 6.800 Mar. 10 CORFU 15,000 Mar. 10 CHI itwAL 15'J'JO Mar. 21 CAHTHAQE 15 000 Apr. 7 BANGALORE 6.000 Apr. 8 17.000 Apr. 21 RANCHI
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      380 2 SrEAMER SAILINGS 1 [umrpj I DOES YOUR I LEAVE APPROACH? 8 Please let us offer you I accommodation on the I fastest, most modem and luxurious. N.D.L. EXPRESS LINE liS. Passage Agems: LOHMANN CO., LTD., 124, Robinson Road, Phone 7565. jTRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PENANG BELAWAN.
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      406 2 1 IE t» L I Ijp A LItU 1S E S i To: BANGKOK SAIGON- By Luxurious One Class Motor&hips. Displacement Tons i rom Penang, P. S hum, Malacca, S pore m.s. "Jutlandia" (13,100) 21-2 22-2 23-2 25-2 I m.s. ••Meoiiia (11,000) 14-3 15-3 16-3 18-3 I m.s. "Alsia" (12,500)
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      132 2 I' VMBUR(;-AMFRIK.\ l.iNii. Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Geseil sc haft m J?^ incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN f ORTS. _,t Due S'oore 1939 s.s. OLDENSURO Direct Feb 20 s.s. NEUMARK Direct Mar. 1 t m.s. RAMSES' Direct Mar. 20 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND HAMBURG AND
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    CHARGED OVER CHILD'S BIRTH
    150 3 Singapore. Friday. Abdul Adan bin Ali. th: stable-boy employed by Major Fox, appeared before Mr. L.C. Goh in the fifth police court this morning in answer to a summons issued to him on a charge that he on Jan. 12 at 5.20 p.m. failed to report
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    WAR RELIEF DONATION
    48 3 Chungking, Feb. 16:—The American Girl Guide Association contributed $300 (Geldi to the Chinese Girl Guide Associat'en for war relief. The money was handed over by the American Embassy here to the Chinese National Boy Scout Association through Madame Chiang Kai Shek. Chinese Central News Agency.
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    AMERICAN SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS
    481 3 THE following Quotation from Nc*v York wer' rrceived from Henri. S E. Levy and Co., by air mail ye.sterd.iv: Last Bale Stocks Feb. 15 i« o. li Adams Express (Mb pari 9' 4 American Can (Par $25) 93 uv 2 Amer. fi 1« <>i j i
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    STABBING ENDS IN DEATH
    105 3 iTribune Staff Rppr,,, A CHINESE dre ed En European clothes, walked Into the Beach Road, police station al noon on Feb J5 and a, V* 1 n: nr K h Bng Choo &r»d thai he had been stabbed Arab Street al the corner <>» Johore Road
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    STABBING AFFRAY
    66 3 'Tribune K'ntt f?epor'er' 1 if] ambulance wa.- called to I chin Swee Bond a» 7 30 last ntght *o remove two Chinese, who were said to have been Injured In stabbing affray. t> the f j''"rr.il Hospital it w.i.- alleged thai the men were stabbed al Pearl's Hill
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      446 3 (MvjvdLtuwuwiA, PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. j O.C* now invited lor the tcriala or service. For c Municipal Tender Room Data ol Cio.mg. I sulphate of Aiu- ru< nod 1-6-39 to 4 pm. April 3 1939. ions cf Oxide tor Gasworks, 12 noon. April 3, 1939. Electrically •umping Sets for
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      742 3 PUBLIC NOTICES j THE RAUB AUSTRALIAN COLD MINING COMPANY, LIMITED, <Incorporated in Queensland). NOTICE OF DECLARATION OF FINAL DIVIDEND. NOTrCE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Pinal Dividend of five pence, plus bonus of two pence, making seven pence per share for the financial year ending 31st March, 1939, has been
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      507 3 PUKLIC NOTICES EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. SINGAPORE. WANTED for Raffles Institution, for about 8 months April—December, 1939 an Assistant Commercial Master able to teach B';ok-keeping, Shorthand, Elements of Commerce, and General English. Minimum qualifications:— Higher London Chamber of Commerce Certificates in above subjects, or equivalent. Salary $130 p.m. Applications by Ist March,
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      509 3 DOMESTIC OCCURRED h DEATH. THOMAS. George Thomas txpired at Madras General Hospital 4.50 a.m. to-day. leaving behind hi:: beloved P*rema, 'wo sisters, one orother, and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his loss. Deeply resetted FM.s. papera please copy. hoi: Chromium-Plate Your Exhaust I'ipes, Reflectors etc. By THE
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    453 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Friday, previous To-day Change mi mhii Steady Firm isuot Suyeri a 8 1116 JIM BDOt Sellers 81(16 a 1 8 Ist Forward TMarch) Buyers a 8 116 {2 ,At roi Sellers 8116 ii 1« J J J ■irt Forward ipr.punc) Buyers 8116 JJ J
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    833 4 Quotations By FfMOT And Co. MINING Singapore, Fen 17, i> >»> Fraser and Oa Buyers Sellers Ampat Tin 3,3 4 Asam Kumbang :?o 27 Austral Malay 41» 40 ed Ayer Hitam. I*l Ayer Weng 0 55 0 60 Bangrin Tin 19!6 200 Batu Selangor I 30
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    139 4 Singapore. Friday. TIN Till al midday wa.s $106 up ~„1 ihe price Of rubber at 4 o'clock j 27% cents, and buyers x pi ii.iuur 27u cents. Both the in, rubber share markets toun,- very quiet, and with little bupaasllUl puces were unchanged. INDUSTRIALS There was a
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    TIN
    11 4 The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    84 4 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Feb. 17, 5 p.m. Comp w Dividend Books taSncSS TIN dose Date «x Dlv. year Austral Malay 9d No 48 Feb 24 Mar 3 I** a Jf 3d bonus 3 /0 RCUb 11 1 March 14 March 9 17 Thabawleik 111 Feb.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    231 4 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd.. $30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 §0 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 19VJ $4o!),000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 *****3 V* norn 4*5 1907 rea. 19*7 $1000,000 Int. W DOm Mar. 31, Bent 30 108Vfe no norn tfe% 1909 red. I9a£
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    306 4 Singapore* Fob 17 MINING Buyers Sellers AmpaLs 3.0 4Ayer Hitam.s 21 0 22 G Bangrins 20 G 22 Batu Belangors 1.20 125 Hitams 0.27 0 32 Hongkcng Tin 15j6 10 6 Chanderiangs 12 9 13 G Hong Fatts 0.67 0.70 Idns Hyd. 0 6 71Ipoh
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    PRODUCE
    164 4 Singapore. Feb. 17. R <Siam> W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $139 R (Siam* W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan STV7 Siam No. 1 gjj Siam No. 2 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 Si- 20 Siam Broken Rice No. 2
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    91 4 London, Feb. 17. Paris 176 63 64 New York 4.68 1116 Montreal 4.71 Brussels 27.80 Geneva 20.65' 2 Amsterdam 8.74 Milan 89 1 16 Berlin 11.68 Copenhagen 22 40 Oslo 19.90 Prague 130 3 4 Helslngfois ***** Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 Va Athens 547»/ 2 Bucharest 660 Buenos
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      131 4 It AMi OF CHINA Incorporated in China by Special Chartex). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Managers Office 6444. Asst. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 6441. General Office blBb-9. Cable Address: "CUTJNGKUO." Paid Up Capital $40,000,000.00 3e.serve Fundi; in Excess of Ob. 1 4,800,000.00 Total Asseta approximately Ch. 2,020,000.00 Tse-Vune >)
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      32 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION. LIMITED KIKE. MARINE, MOTOR VEHICLE BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCI )ENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSA HON AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURAJNCE. UtAD OFFICE ltD. CECIL STREET, SINCAPORE F. W. HALL, Qenerqj Manager
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      270 4 individual t« his valued possessions the safeti that is afforded by < M r Ju]u where we have sal. boxes J various sizes for hire it rates. HIRERS themselves hoi tht KEYS and OM.Y 1 my taa have access to these t)(IVH so that SAFETY and pfm \f may be
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      368 5 TO-MORROW'S CHURCH SERVICES CATHEDRAL :i |y Communion. Eucharist. > Communion. < unday School ng and Sermon R v W. M. A. Farren. Ge leral to Forces, weekdayon Monday, at 3; oi SI Matthias* Day at 7 YVKDNL 3D AY Communion, iminatton. immunkan. and hit .my Communion. n Servica and Address:
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      607 5 Preacher: Rev c. 8. Lav. mday, 8 p.m. Young People's Circle Devotional Meeting. Straits Chinese Church Pa-tor Rev Che w Hock Hin. t% day, 3.30 p.m. Sunday School. 4- !J p.m. Service of Worshio (in Malay i. Preacher: Rev. Dr. r. l. Archer. Thursday, 5.30 p.m. Praye-; Meeting Speaker: Mr.
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      729 5 Chinese). R p.m. Salvation Meeting. Wednesday, 6.30 p.m. Praise Meeting. (Siglap) Sunday, 11 15 a.m. Sunday School. 4 p.m. Salvation Meeting. (Waterloo Street Band Stand) Saturday, 7.30 p.m. Open Air Meeting. «486. Serangoon Road) Sunday. 9.30 a.m. Holiness Meeting. 4 p.m. Sunday School. c. p.m. Salvation Meeting Tuesday, 8 p.m.
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      355 5 -4> o° ic r 11, -ten ffivT BRONCHITIS sufferer; IF you're troubled with bronchitis, bronchial coughs, lung-weakening colds, asthma or any similar complaint, make it a habit to take Peps regularly. These antiseptic, breatheable tablets bring to you, in handy concentrated form all the lung-healing virtues lof the famous Pine
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      78 6 ■B| f Iff com bil»**i SS.^^^^^^B COMFORTABLE LEATHER ME 9 wiUl heel. Very suitable I 8i fo walking. X Bata Shoe Co., Ltd. Il SPECIAL I CHINESE I NEW YEAR SALE for this month only. Take this opportunity of .securing; the very latest and reliable makes of Clocks and Watches
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      200 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all ChemlsU and Storm nmw m mmmmumT^9mmwmmmr /m For Style, Comfort, Economy, CONSULT The Oriental Optical Co., MANUFACTURING OPTICIANS Heart Office: 162, South Bridge Rd. Branch Office: 348, N. Bridge Rd., SINGAPORE. FREE TESTING. NO ONE STAYS IN TvE BEEN S THIS JILTED BEFORE,
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      105 6 o °i SELF-PRIMING PUMP complete with built-in engine to operate en Diesed oil weigh* only 91 ibs. Hardies water thick with mud or sand without clogging from seepage to 15.00U gals, per hour Self at 28 it. suction lift— 70 ft. delivery head. The biggest small pump tn the world
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      31 6 CURLS EAR. NOSE AND THROAT COMPLAINTS WITHOUT OPERATION. Poi* proof and particulars: ALLEN CLINIC Ro> nieUuh Madras. Sole Agents for Malaya. NAfXA MOHAMED SONS Singapore, Kuala Lumpur 22, Beach St., Penang.
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      70 6 FISTULA AND MTRB RADICAi I V CL'Rfc'D. All sorts of Pile^ rut radically curei 1,1 week's time kf Treatment guaranIn teed wtefcoM eper- < a tion. Even Ej ■#JSI Disease and Etheum, inatiam are m^ m z undertaken Charges Madtenfe i. Consult personally or apply for p urttm \iM t
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      160 6 ii i a ii i: t i: s IF UNCHECKED LEADS TO DAHGH Check it with the reliable and -ate oral treatment of DR. JAMES BUKMAW* "LOB LI LIN A prepared by Jh* Government <»ntrol!**d Swiss Serum and Vaccine Institate. Innumerable testimonials from pbjrs* l ans and public and the
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      1135 6 Races Comment From Spore 4.50 p.m. iMTpil^Blir SINGAPORE NIROM Jk jffljH ZHP 30.96 'metres <M»aMfc) YDC 15.15 Me's (19.8 m.) «S 'X X, 12 4.") Light orchestral concert oy 6.20 Opening. New.s bulletin. W Reller'.s Hungarian Band, direct- (3 25 Gymnastics. Ipr W ed by C. Relic;- (relayed from 6.35
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    They Didn't Believe In Santa Claus
    142 7 ;LKS LAUGHTON recently v brief week's holiday a 1 between pictures, an i amusing story against himi t..; a dread of appearing which Is one of the reason; l( oni seen at any of the big cr around the fashionlildren's Christmas party .it, which
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    TO-NIGHT'S MIDNIGHT PREMIERE
    112 7 C<T. MARTIN'S LANE." starring that great actor Charles Laaghrcm Apens a season to-night at the favihon Theatre v.ith a grand midnight premiere. Tliis picture has been acclaimed by critics in Londcn one of Laughton's nnest films to date and should draw the crowds. The .story is excellent
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    HUMAN CANNON BALL
    79 7 A thrilling stunt is to be presented at the Happy World Grounds on Sunday. A human being will be shot out of a (annon to a height oi sixty or seventy teet. but how the human cannon ball will descend to earth it Is net stated. The
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    "Sable Cicada" At Capitol
    115 7 A SPECIAL Chinese New Year attraction will commence at the Capitol Theatre when the "Sable Cicada will be screened, commencing with a gala midnight premiere on Sunday night. On Monday and Tuesday, there will be four shows daily. AS this film is furnished with English super-impc>ed
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    MIMI & JOSE
    48 7 MIMI JOSE The entertainers now appearing at th.. Raffles Hotel dances are Mimi and Jose, the Mexican dancers. They are accomplished artiste* and have been received with much appreciation at the appearances they have made. Mimi na Jc;jo are dancers you hould r»: ke a point cf seeing.
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    Animal Critic
    63 7 Humphrey Bogart was overwhelmed with pictures of yet cats and dogs from fans all over the country seeking his aid in getting their pets on th< screen because of the publicity given his award to the best performance by an animal for 1928. He wants it to bo
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    Knitting Champ
    47 7 DOLORES Costello claims the knitting championship of Hollywood, a title unofficially held by Kay Francis. Between scenes of "Beloved Brat." the Warner Bros, drama. Miss Costello completed a blue slipover for her .son and a pair of socks and gloves to match for htr daughter
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    ENTERTAINMENT Visiting Telepathist Amazes Audience
    361 7 tßf H. L Hopkin) WAS present last night at the private demonstration at the Victoiia Theatre by the great Argus, the telepathist who will give public performances at the Victoria Theatre from Wednesday. I have seen many demonstrations ol this kind for the last 30
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      116 7 H IHM \RY ISSUES. OW ON S i i iiprhort E. Ciroh (Tenor). i. X *235 R2600 Serenade (Toselli). Mattinata (Leoncavallo). Ivor Moreton Dave Kaye hard Taubcr F1309 Tin °an Alley Medley No. 13 Moon (TWO Pianos), na, City of my Dream l Victor Silvester Orchestra. ■<»yee (Piano). Temianaka Fl*>B9
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      68 7 that's what everybody says on tasting Crosse Blackwell's lifflwEr nourishing and tasty soups. j the very finest ingredients, 'J splendid meat and fresh vegctaW *fc th c u sult a oup that ls sheer B° odness \mu can get CS B.Soup in ihe lollotiingvartetiett Cross©* i\SB7 A complete range of
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      489 7 New Air-Floated Face Powder Amazing Discovery of liiris Beauty Chemist Face powder ten times finer and lighter (ban ever before thought pomihln Only powder that Boats on air is collected for use. This H the now process of a Paris chemist—now adopted by Tokalon. Vrlex That i\ 100 000 why
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      141 7 EXTENDED LEAVE! when you fly ROYAL OKI CM AIR LINES the smooth silent air line Don't spend precious leave time t.uvelling Get onaKLM plane and have a luxurious, interesting flight in one ot the famous Douglas D C 3 air liners. Steward service on beard Incidental expanses era less, since
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      201 7 j DAILY CROSSWORD i mms ACROSS CLUES DOWN l A stone to cleanse, icnse to win applause 2. Brush if you wish to brighten. i the Halls of Dream. 4. Six in a lash is ovodigal 8 us I anagram). 5. Wo do this once a year, at any tit
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      62 7 CAPITOL: "Too Hot To Handle." ALHAMBRA: "The Amazing Dr. Chitter house." PAVILION: "Holiday." ROYAL: "New Searchlight." .MARLBOROUGH: "Sevasadhan". GARRICK: "Law For Tombstones" and "Lcvc in a Bungalow.' BOXY: "Three Blind W.'h c QUEENS: "Perfect Specimen." HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shows. cinema. boxing and other attractions. NEW WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shows.
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      437 8 LAST DAY 3-15 6-15 9-15 PAvHjOlvt TOT 'HOLIDAY' ON YOI'K MUST SUE LIST, IT'S A GREAT PICTURE" —Sunday Tribune Feb. 12th. i j ttOWMy I COLUMBIA PICTURE STARRING i KATHARINE HEPBURN CARY GRANT S j Modern «a ily j Mm fl tell wealth and con- with laughter on i Wm
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      210 8 i <===——=— The Finest Film Ever Made W China! SPECIAL CHINESE NEW TEAR ATTRACTION a I Till] MI'ITOL Gala Midnight Premiere: To-morrow Night (Sunday) at 12 p.m. f FOLLOWED BY 4 SHOWS MONDAY and TUII3DAY NEXT 1 11 a.m. 3.15 6.15 and 9.1."» STARS Xl O LAW Kl\\ U&Xii Him.
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      263 8 I* WISHING OUR CHINE§feTTTiW)\s"" A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YPiu I From the CHINA WAR to a Burning Munition Shi« ocean and then CAITURED By CANNIfi \I sin tl Midof SOUTH AMERICA! Hire's CLARK G VBI IJ in hi v venturesome role] A KKYVSREEL CAMERAMAN i d etted by MYRNA
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    Hainan A Threat To N.E.I.?
    134 9 Reuter. The Hague. Feb. 17. HPHE importance ol Hainan Island as a possible base for a Japanese attack on the Ea*t Indies was raised in the Second Chamber l>y the Netherlands j Indies Communis! leader, Effindi. He said tha' the Netherlands Indies were now within
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      378 9 •tmfaTRE royal I s ™£?1 5 1 ml IWING CARD OF THE NORTH INDIAN SCREEN D. BILLIMORIA and SC LOCH ANA IN "NEW SEARCHLIGHT" l Beautifal Voices of SAIGAL and K. C. DAY the blind Singer. TO-NTGHT LAST NIGHT AT g O'CLOCK DLRBIN, HERBERT MARSHALL, ARTHUR TREACHER in HAD abo
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      240 9 WISHING ALL OUR CHINESE PATRONS FRIENDS A HAPPY NEW YEAR OPENING TO-DAY 6 SHOWS: 11 A.M. 3.15, 6.15,9.15,12 Midnight 2 A.M, g BOOK NOW PHONE 6909 Warner Bros, present. The Most Thrilling Mystery Drama Since "DR. .IEKYLL And MR. HYDE" I I j&fiitMOiJ.HL i i I Wishing Our Chinese Patrons
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    IN PRAISE OF REUTERS
    671 10 rpHE importance <>f an unfettered British Pi ess and the need for disseminata r British m-ws abroad were subjects emphasised in the course of a debate in the House of Commons. Ultimately a motion was adopted stating "that in the light of the considerable ropaganda activity
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    Hainan, War Boundaries And The Fate Of 1939
    1050 10 WeekEnd Review CINCE the Munich crisis and its imm> diate reaction, during which Japan captured Canton and Hankow, no act Of the Japanese has disturbed world opinion so much as the occupation of Hainan Island. Newspapers in Europe, -pi p I he
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    151 10 It is said that moustaches are disappearing In Scotland. When a Srct •mokes a cigarette he smokes a cigarette. No one suffers from any disease on tne Island of Tristan da Cunha. It seems that golf has been completely stamped out. "Many countries are now in the
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    526 10 JAPAN is moving swiftly. Exactly a week after the seizure of Hainan Island, close to French concessions on the mainland of South China, her forces have occupied the seaport of Namtsu, three miles off Hongkong. "Military necessity" again, of course, though in what way remains to be
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    DEADLOCK IN PALESTINE CONFERENCE
    281 11 Britain Refuses Independence Reuter. London, Feb. 18. X understand! that it has been made clear to the Vrah delegations to the Palestine Conference that isc of the troubles in Palestine the British Government the way to grant immediate independence. i rsal ions are proceed- 1 wo
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    UNITED STATES AND FRANCO
    78 11 Reuter. W hington, Feb. 18. Government is not conlinst y decision regard- General Franco, Mr. Under-Secretary Ol press conference last possibility of Panon the question and Brazil, Uruguay and ad already inquired cf th? hr attitude, while Peru the State Department of recognise Franco, 'id ho
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    Nationalists And Italians Fall Out
    39 11 Reuter. 17.—Madame Tabouis I/jeuvre declares that disn between the NaGeneral Gamberra, comthe ItaLian Littorio division, Nationalist! refused Gam- to allow Italians to streets of Barcelona. three Nationalist "•-cided to "ihrow off d Rome immediately."—
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    SUEZ DIRECTOR DIES
    20 11 S UEZ DIRECTOR DIES Reuter. > 18 The death is anM Char!'-; Laurent, AmbasGermany ai 1920-22 a director Canal < ompany Reuter.
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    JAPS SEIZE VITAL PORT
    156 11 Reuter. Hongkong, Feb. 17. JT is officially confirmed that the Japanese this morning occupied Namtau, three miles from the British Territory. I Namtau is a seaport guarding the approach to the Pearl River, j While foreign firms continue to mark time, impatiently awaiting the re-opening of
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    STOCK EXCHANGE MUCH BRIGHTER
    117 11 Reuter. London. Feb. 18—The stock exchange yesterday showed confidence, inspired by the Chancellor s optimistic speech to the Iron and Steel Federa tion's annual dinner. The caused h general improvement in prices, togethei with increased activity, particularly in home industrials, gilt-edged secretaries and foreign bonds. Rails
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    GERMAN DISAPPROVAL
    51 11 Reuter. Oslo- Feb 17: The German Government has informed the Norwegian Government that it disapproves the action of certain German firms in making enquiries among their foreign connection, regarding whether they are Aryan Many Norwegian firms recently receive? questionnaires on the subject, to whicn they refused to reply
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    Gandhi Forcing Crisis In India
    141 11 Reuter. Bombay, Feb. 17. is reported to be pre-occupied with the situation in the Indian States, particularly Rajkot and Jaipur, where Congress is in conflict with State authorities over the question of more democratic representation of the peoples of the Indian States. It is sUted
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    No Compromise?
    16 11 Main \iab delegation to the Palestine Conierence sits firm and impassive, insisting on independence.
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    Rome Prolonging Spanish War?
    300 11 Berlin, Feb. 17. JIIF announcement in th( official "Iri/ormazione Diplomatic" in Rome, that Italian volunteers would remain in Spain as long as Gen. Franco desired, is welcomed by the "Lokalan Zeiger/' Referring to the •"tragi-comieal happenings around President Azana" in Paris cm the outcome of which
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    RUSSO-MONGOL ARMS ROUTE
    73 11 A RAILWAY. 300 kilometres long, between Crga, the capital of Outer Mongolia, and Verkne-L'dinsk, on the Trans-Siberian Railway near the southern shore of Lake Baikal, has now been completed, according to a report from authoritative sources. The new line, it is stated, will mainly serve the purpose
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    Eleven New U.S. Naval Bases
    163 11 Washington, Feb. 18. jyjß. Hugh Wilson discussed European conditions before the Senate Military Committee in a closed session from which, it is reported, even the official stenographer was excluded. All senators were sworn to se?recy but it is reported Mr. Wilson declined to answer many
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    Britain Has Bared Her Upper Lip
    183 11 Reuter. London, Feb. 18. "JF we have not bared our teeth we have bared our upper lip and a warning which in my opinion was not unnecessary is being R ,v al the present moment," declared the Marquis Dufferin, speaking in Birmingham. •We have
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    FAMINE IN SPAIN
    126 11 London, Feb. IG. THt food situation in the territories recently occupied by the Spanish Nationalist authorities is under the constant consideration of the International Commission for Spanish Child Refugees. The chairman of the Commission, Judge Hansen, of Norway, and the food controller for Spain, Mr. Kershaw, of
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    REPORTED ATTEMPT TO KILL MUSSOLINI
    348 11 Reuter. K. me, Feb. 17. IT is reported that a madman fired two shots at a detective who asked to see his papers outside Villa Torlrnia. Mussolini's resiuence. on Feb. 15. It is stated that the detective was wounded, but there is no suggestion that
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    Reichsbank Deputy Chief
    59 11 Reuter. Berlin Feb. 17: The health of He it Erincrnmann. who was appointed deputy "l the Reich Bank when Dr. ichacht left, is apparently much worse. He went in holiday a week ago, and M k extremely doubtful whether he will return to the post He is
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    JAP PROMISE TO AMERICA
    41 11 Reuter. Washington. Feb. 18. JAPAN has assured the United States through the U.S. Ambassador in Tokyo that she has no territorial ambitions in (hina and the ccmpation of Hainan Island will not go beyond military necessities.— Reut**r.
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    HITLER OPENS MOTOR SHOW
    184 11 Talks Of Great German Market Berlin, Feb. 17. HERR Hitler, opening the annual m« tor show, said that in the creation of the Greater Germany, they had succeeded not only in increasing their might, but also consciousness of might, and thereby the power of the German
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    MADRID TO SEEK PEACE?
    52 11 Reuter. Paris. Feb. 18. THERE is still some indecision in Spanish Government circles but it seems that those favouring peace are gaining: ground, says the Petit Parisian, commenting on the report of indirect discussions to end the civil war. Apparently the initiating was taken by President
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    GOLD SMUGGLING OUT OF SPAIN
    65 11 Reuter. Perpignan, Feb. 17. SEVENTY-six officers and two soldiers of the Republican Lister brigade were sentenced to serve imprisonment terms varying from two years to three months, for smuggling gold and j ewe's across the frontier valued at over £4 millions They were also ordered
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    CZECH ARMS FOR JAPAN
    91 11 Reuter. Prague, Feb. IS 4 Japanese mission is stated to have placed a considerable order with tho B. R. N. O. armaments factories, when Bren guns are manufactured. The mission consists of senior naval cfhcers who have spent a week In Czechoslovakia. The mission also contracted
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    JAMAICA STRIKE ENDING
    91 11 Reuter. Kingston, Feb. 17. THE strike leader, Bustamente, has made a statement declaring that no general strike was called but merely instructions were issued to the labour groups to stand by. It is understood in official circles that this statement is considered evasive, and the Government is
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    BRITAIN MAKES LEAGUE RESERVATION
    108 11 London. Feb. 16. IN the absence of denunciation, the next period of five years for which the General Act for the Pacific Settlement of International Disputes runs begins on Aug. 16. In a letter to the Secretary-General of the League of Nations the British Government have
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    MASS FOR LATE POPE IN MOSCOW
    86 11 Moscow, Feb. 17. Kcquiem mass for the late Pope was hzld at Saint Louis Church, the only Catholic Church in Moscow. The American priest, Father Brown, conducted the service. Members of the Diplomatic Corps, in formal attire, and several hundred Russians mostly women dressed
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    ALL-MALAYAN EDUCATION TALKS TO BE HELD AT K.L.
    161 12 Singapore, Saturday. pOR Un- purpose of reviewing and possibly solving problems of English, Chinese, Malay and Indian schools and of departmental organisation, an all-Malayan education conference is to be held at Kuala Lumpur in August. Convened under 'he auspices of the Education
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    They Attended Wrong Court
    97 12 Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. SEVEN mt «i«hl witnesses for an Assi/e case this nurning •raited at the Magistrates Court, instead of at the Supreme Court and they found oui their mistake when a corpora' in compinj with the eighth witness who went to the right place, told
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    Chinese Who Wants To Go Home
    193 12 [From Our Oun Reporter] Koala Lumpur. Thursday. MAKING an application to the magistrate ta be sent bach to China. Fong Sang a Chinese who pleaded guilty to charge of theft of a singlet and admitted two previous convictions said, "I think that the Government
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    COUNTERFEIT COINS IN CIGARETTE PACKETS
    140 12 I From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. VLLEGED to have had in his possession counterfeit coins, Loh Ken;- a Chinese pleaded guilty bel iic Mr. A. .1. Grattan Gellcw, in the first Police Court, this morning when he was charged with the possession of
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    Singapore Bankruptcy Petition Dismissed
    130 12 Singapore, Friday. JUDGMENT was delivered to-day before the Chief Justice Sir Percy McEhvaine in the petition for a receiving; order, which alleged as the act of bankruptcy, non-compliance with the bankruptcy notice raffing upon Seah Peng Liat to pay to Seah Eng Keong and Seah Eng
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    It's An Ill Wind...
    140 12 \From Our Own Reporter] Seremban, Thursday. jjT'S an ill wind that blows nobody any good. How Chong-, a down-and-out, was convicted this morning b\ Mr. J. P. Biddulph, the Seremban Magistrate, on a charge of attempted theft, but his Worship also gave him a chit to
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    Car, Stolen, Burnt On Roadside
    100 12 \From Our Own Reporter] Kual? Lumpur. Thursday. DEPORTED stolen from outside a lodging house in Sultan Street on Tuesday, a car belonging- to a Chinese has been found a burntout wreck by the roadside near the 10th mile. Cheras Road. Police believe the persons responsible
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    Police Band
    83 12 The bund of the Straits Settlements Police w!l ncrfcrm in public during the veek as follows under the direction of Mr. S Chapman, Bandmaster: Wednesday, Feb. 22 at Katong Park at 8.30 p m "Distant Greetings" Doing. Zamrja" Herold. -'Cavalcade" Coward. "Glow Worm" Lincke, "Anoretten Tanze" Gung'l. "Iclanthi"
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    Court Sequel To Tarring Outrage
    188 12 [From Our Ov:v. Report3'\ Penang, Thursday. THE tailing outrage in the early hours of Tuesday morning had its sequel in the Middle Court when Png Thing Ing, alias Png Keng Choon was produced and chafed before Mr. Lim Koon Te'?k with having committed Mischief at
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    ANNUAL OF THE EAST
    52 12 Messrs. Hazell Watson and Viney, Ltd have bought the publication The Annual of the East, which was founded by the late Mr. H. F. Knapp. The Annual for 1939. to be published by the Syndicate Publishing Co.. will appear In September. Mr. R. W. Brock remains
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    AIR MAIL
    18 12 Two Imperial air mails were delivered in Singapore this merging. The next is expected on Wednesday.
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    Clerk Acquitted On False Report Charge
    193 12 [From Our Own Reported Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. A KANAYARATNAM, a clerk of tin Printing Department, was tcquitted and discharged without bis defence being called upon by Raja Abdul Hamid, the Third Magistrate, before whom he was charged with making a false report. The information
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    Governor To Visit K.L.
    64 12 HIS Excellency the Governor, accompanied by the Aide-de-Camp. will leave Singapore by the night mail train on Wednesday, Feb. 22. His Excellency will return by the night mail on Friday, Feb. 24. arriving at Singapore on the morning of Saturday Feb. 25. While in Kuala Lumpur
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    ATTEMPT TO SMUGGLE HEMP ALLEGED
    523 12 \From Our Own RCpor;< > Penang, i fUE story of lion two railway detectives frustrated an allejj to smuggle a bag containing Indian hemp, in the Bangk Penang, was told to the District Judge, Mr. J. L. McFall, wh and a Siamese named Tan Kah
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    Y.W.C.A. LAUNCHES APPEAL
    370 12 Y.W .C.A. LAUNCHES APPEAL THE Young Women's Association J is making its annual appeal from Feb. 22 to the Mar. 24. for the support it needs to enable it to carry out its programme for the coming year. The appeal rocs to all sections of the Singapore community, for included
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    SHE COULDN'T FACE HARDSHIP
    92 12 [From Our Own ft Kuala Lumpur I h pi the course of I held tats the death \uen Men Choi, Cantonese woman. jj vealed that she h a; lab tic soda because u could face the hardship periencing. her husband sick for over a yea: having
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    EUROPEAN BANKRUPT EXAMINED
    200 12 Singap re. 1 rURTHER evidence to-day. before the Chi< Percy McEhvaine. in th animation ol a bankrupt, Dickinson. Cross-examined by Mrs. Van H;o cat of the petitioning creditors and one o the executors of ihe Seth Paul witness iaid that the book* fate were not the right
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    COURT CLAIM FOR $10,338
    205 12 THE claim of Chop Lee Kheng Boog for $10,338.91. ailev due on a mutual open cum against Chop Thian Khent I dismissed this morning ai Court befcie the Chic! 1 Percy McElvvaine. The defendant admitted >wi and claims to set this a larger sum of $978
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    Japan Guilty Of Breach Of Faith
    333 13 IMPUDENT EXCUSE Reuter. London, Feb. 17. |N a leader on the seizure of Hainan which it describes as a breach of faith The Times says that breaches of faith have become so much a matter of routme at Tokyo that it seems doubtful whether
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    MR. OLIVER STANLEY ON BRITISH TRADE
    168 13 Reuter. I ondnn, Feb, 17. the considerable but not ade recession at the j< ar the trade curve n late summer and it h id been cither steady ise, declared Stanley concluding the (i bate in the Com* th it government re a a
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    36 13 Budapest. Feb. 17. now given for the v. la the reported --nt. Admiral Horthy. wi >h law proposed 1 recently, Teleki i poll* v of the new i to Jews, agrarian j airs, remained un- Reuter.
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    Oil Companies Apply For Injunction
    67 13 Reuter. Mexico City. Feb. 17.—Foreign oil companies have jointly riled an application for an injunction against the effectiveness of any action which may be taken, under partial valuation, against ihe r properties by the National Economy D< partment. II is claimed, pending the Supreme Court
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    Escort For Kuling Foreigners
    65 13 Reuter. Shanghai, Feb. 17. YT is understood that the Chinese authorities at Ruling wil! announce that only one foreignei will he allowed to proceed up the mountain to arrange the evacuation of foreigners. Lieutenant-Ccmmander Jeffs, Captain cf ti»« U.S.S. CV.'.v. will so up to-day to escort
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    NEW LIFE MOVEMENT ANNIVERSARY
    72 13 Reuter. Chungking, Feb. 17. CHINESE here are making preparations to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the New life Movement. The programme of celebrations will start from Feb. It and will continue till March 5. Generalissimo Chiang Kai Skek, the founder of the movement, will deliver an
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    LECTURE ON POPE
    62 13 The Rev FT. Moran of the Redemptorist Mission, Singapore, will deliver a lecture on the life and achievements oi His Holiness the late Pope Phis XI and on the Conclave of Caidinals for the purpose ot electing a successor to the papacy, at 6.15 p.m. on Wednesday,
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    26 13 Reuter. Palestine. Feb. 17.—A railway station was burned down as a result of a number of attacks on the Jewish settlement, centra] northern district, Palestine. Reuter.
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    Malayan Trade Returns
    93 13 Ufl have received from the Itegis- trar-General of Statistics SS and F.M.S., a copy of Malayan statistics for December, 1938 The work presents trade figures in an entirely new term anci contains complete totals for the year. The subjects oealt with are trade by imports and <xports.
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    Refugees Benefit Britain
    138 13 Reuter. London, Feb. 17. T ORD WINTERTON, chairman of the Evian committee on refugees, in a speech at Bristol described the German Government's latest proposals for the mig-ration of non-Aryans as a big step towards the committee's goal. He added these should result in orderly migration of
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    Passenger Missing From Motor-Boat After Collision
    447 13 Singapore. Friday. pURTHER evidence was heard this morning before Mr. W. G. Porter the Singapore Coroner in connection with the disappearance of a Chinese named Lim Kirn Ann following a collision between a motorboat in which deceased was a passenger and a Singapore Harbour
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    Long Distance 'Phone
    22 13 Reuter. Chungking, Feb 17.—The direct Chungking-Kunming long distance telephone service will be opened to the public from March I.—Reuter.
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    Brazilian Minister Warns American Nations
    124 13 Reuter Wash i rut ton, Feb. 17. JHE U'lpreparedness of American nations cannot fail to whet the appetites now rampant throughout the world, declared M. Araitha, Brazilian Foreign Minister in an address to the National Press Club. M. Aranha, who arrived early in February for
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    Defendants Remanded In Conspiracy Case
    36 13 Reuter. London. Feb. 17 -Owing to the illness of one of the defendants all the defendants In Cic explosions conspiracy case in Bow Street were further remanded without new evidence. Reuter
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    Dail Approves Defence Expenditure
    83 13 Reuter. Dv" reb. It. I>Y oJ to It voie.s ~.m approval ed the det« to c involving the expenditure of lhr-and-a -half million sterling on equipment as soon as possible the initial outlay of tv.o-aiui i-quarter million for the maintenance al the army of thirty thousand
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    SOCCER MALAYS' GOOD SHOWING IN FIRST MAJOR FIXTURE
    936 14 Abdul Rahman Does The "Hat Trick" Singapore, Friday. M.F.A 3, S.C.F.A 1. RIVALS for Cup and league honours lor many years, the Malays and the Chinese met in a charity soccer match at the Anson Road stadium this afternoon, the former winning
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    Selections By "SPECTATOR"
    45 14 FOLLOWING arc selections for this afternoon at Bukit Timah. Race 1—SANG AYAH Abbot's Temptation Race 3—OLD COW Debella Race 3—LAST CRUSADER Monaveen Race 4—ROSTRUM Jeremiah Race 5—LITTLE JOHN Bound FanRace t>—BOMBUS Aerial Post Race 7—HARD ROAD Golden Blaze Race 8—HARLEQUIN Drummer Bo>.
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    S.C.C. Soccer
    54 14 The following members have accepted to play for S.C.C. vs. Police on Saturday. Feb. 18 at Police Depot. Thomson Road:— K. C. Barnes, W. N. Rothery, F A N.'jCarTerv. H. G. Rifh*>s. p F H"*~ u{ r<son (Capt A. Moigan; R. J. Forbefl. o |»n D h v..
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    To-day's Races At Singapore
    869 14 tj*OLl<o VYING is the full card of events for this afternoons races at Bukit Timah in the first day of the Spring meeting of the Singapore Turf Club. Horses not accepting at noon yesterday were as follows:—Marie Antoinette, Cliding. Swift Arrow, Drift On, Blue Peter and
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    J.C.S.A. Beat S.C.R.C At Soccer
    70 14 J.C.S.A. i YEENEY con fair jvk tucen the IA respited in a win four s«»als f, II A fai;- standard 1 ted in tin- the season eith< The JC.S.A 1 p, way in the ftrsl soon equalised and kepi the I from the inh 1
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    Two Sultans Will Play In Tournament
    104 14 IFrotn Our Oi Kuala Lv TU'o r i; of Malaya the fourth AH Mj Tennis rhampio pJayed in Kuala I Chinese New Year HK. ihe S the Sultai oi Pal of this tournami nt mined a single aie entered for the comp Yadi and
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    Overseas Shoot Results
    71 15 London, Feb. IV. tl Rifle Association the following reoverseas .303 full a match of 1938: ill. won the Duke of h tllenge Cup and the silver medals. I 090 were fourth. States, with 1,082 046, eleventh Settlements, 1.042. thirteenth 191 competitors. in. 1.049. won the llenge Cup
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION
    87 15 been selected to ►re I A. against the rin? the Chinese New EtICKET '.i aday and Tuesday, •ie :*o ajn en tne I.A. stier Plain: —P. K. 1' li. Silhamparam. i DO] Singh, Ibrahim Isa, C Sandoshaon, B. k. D X Bern? and D Dharmaraf. Reserves: A. N.
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    21 15 i s will .start on Thursday, reafter every Tuesday and the week at the s;trait.s ruary, played last Tuesday,
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    "Under 25's" Win In S.R.C. Hockey
    191 15 I 5, Over 25's 2. f s was the S.R.C. "end of the season" hockey match the Over 25's and the Under 25's, on the padang last .ii the Over 25\s by S Moore, playing left wing, did the ing three of the five
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    S.C.C. Tennis Tourney Surprises
    398 15 DROOGLEVER BEATS CHERRINGTON TT t P Singapore, Friday. THE opening clay, yesterday, of the S.C.C. Chinese New Year Tennis >L ol l V 2* ment Was notabie th big margins of defeat in most of he matches, and every one of them ended in straight sets.
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    Mrs. Simon Wins
    75 15 The L.G.U. Competition at the Island Club for February, played last Tuesday, resulted in a win for Mrs. G. F. Simond with a net score of 67. The following were some of the best card:- returned. Mrs. g. f Blmond 97—20 67 Mrs. E. Ruddock 89-17 .70
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    Sports Events
    42 15 TO-DAY. h Tide: 10.12 a.m. (8.9 feet>. 11.15 p.m. (8.5 feet). Lev, -Ye: *.o0 a.m. (4.1 feet). 1 55 p.m. (1.4 feet I. Tennis: S.. Chinese New Yea*Tour:. .;nent. Soccer: S C.C. vs. rolice. Police Depot. Racing: Singapore Spring Races.
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    MEN'S FOUR-BALL FOURSOME
    98 15 The following bj the result of the araw for the Men;, four-ball foursome on Sunday, Feb. 19:—3.35 am A M Williamson and D. D Blair v' H M Mile.s and C. H. White. 8 40 a.m. H I. Jones and F. Ellison v. A. T. Cameron and
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    453 16 I The health bulletin ol the League of Nations Eastern bureau for the week ended Feb. 11 is as follows: PLAGUE: No Notification of plague has bc.-n received from any of the Eastern pori.s fo;- the week. CHOLERA: Calcutta Is the only port from which chop,
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    What The Stars Foretell
    234 16 J i SUNDAY FOR ALL READERS. S A quiet and peaceful sort of day Kith dccidedly harmonious in- I i fluences. Visit or entertain friends. Go to a place of wcr- ship. Don't travel unless oblig- ed. I SPECIAL INFLUENCES May 21 to June 21. A
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    LALLANG FIRE
    33 16 Tribune Stuff Reporter* The fire brigade was called at 9 o'clock last night to the Btfa milestone t:ast Coast Ri ad where lallang was on fire. The blaze was soon extinguished.
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    HUSBAND SUMMONED FOR MAINTENANCE
    497 16 Singapore. Friday. FURTHER hearing was to-day continued in the second polk before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the matter in which Tan Bee I summoned her husband Neo Lian On. a rubber dealer, for neglect ing to maintain her and her child by him. Continuing his cross-examination
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    Is Bar Table For Lawyers Only?
    284 16 Singapore. Frid»« STRONG objections to lit sitting at the Bar table j raised this morni t Court by Mr. John Lay, claimed that the tabic v.. exchs ively reserved for lawyers vhoatt peared as advocates at Imp n t\ urt. When the Chief Justice,
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    Witness Describes Testator's Alleged Delusions
    190 17 Singapore, Friday, day, yesterday, oi the hearing of the Angullia tahimaboo binte Mohammed Salleh Angullia, who will of her deceased brother on the grounds unity, recounted various instances when her bro- ,-it of his mind. giving evidence tiled to see Essoof told me that urbance
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    "National Pact" Movement Launched
    108 17 Chinese Central News Agency. T Chungking. Feb. 16. HE official Central Daily News has day launched the "National Pact" movement for spiritual mobilisation, throughout China and also to give a more concrete definition of the fundamental duties of each citizen toward China's armed resistance campaign. Those
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    Singapore Wedding
    99 17 Singapore, Friday. THE marriage in the Singapore Regis- try tock place this morning of Rudolf Paul Schauss to Gertrud Zisseler, of Weitzler. Germany. Th: bridegroom, "a Leica expert" with Messrs. Schmidt and Co. is a son of Mr Robert Schauss. living in the same town as the oarents
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    SPREADING WAR PROPAGANDA IN CHINA EFFETIVE USE OF POSTERS
    537 18 ONE of the most effective means for spreading China's innumerable war slogans is the wall poster. These posters, moving the masses to great heights of patriotism throughout the country, have proved invalu able to recruiting and to tmdlining campaigns. They could
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    Fishery Students Wanted
    70 18 Chungking. THE Ministry of Economics has instructed the various Government river conservancy bureaux to hold examinations to choose the three candidates who will specalise in river conservancy on fishery under the auspices of the Sino-Holland Boxer Indemnity Refund Committee. The three students sent to Holland three years
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    Japanese Troops Mutiny At Kiangyin
    84 18 Tunki. Anhwei. A XTI-WAK feelings brought 500 Japanese troops at Kiangyin, on the south bank of the Yangtze River above Shanghai, into open revolt recently, according to reports received here. The Japanese commanding officer was killed and many houses were set on fire uy ihe
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    MILITARY SERVICE
    53 18 Chungking.—A Military Service Administration has been formed under the Ministry oi Military Affairs with Lieut General Chenf Pci-min as Director. Interviewed, Lieut.General Cheng stated that he would promote military service under three princi; les: simplification of procedure, intensification of publicity, and improved treatment for able-bodieci men joining military
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    NORTH-WEST KIANGSU'S STRENGTH INCREASES
    316 18 Hwaiyin, Kiangsu. T ARGELY cut oft* Irom the rear and hardened by the experience of war, A northwest kiangsu. where the coastal province sticks out its elongated appendage into the jigsaw patterned boundaries, pit strength and confidence against a weary and taxed enemy. This long, narrow
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    FILM INDUS TRY BADLY HIT BY THE WAR
    212 18 Hongkong INFORMATION from local film producers reveals that as a consequence of the extension of war operations to South China and the fall of Canton last year, the film industry in the Colony has been very hard hit and few companies are
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    Tour Of The South Seas
    89 18 Foih how THE Fukien Provincial (.ovrrnmci't has organised I good-will mission to tour the South Bess and explain to the Chinese r< id«nt there China's present resfetaace Fukien's plans for defrn« c a"* l rr construction. The mission, composed ol 30 menan'J women members headed
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      99 18 DAILY I' CHINA PAGE I Edited By f T. H. Ta :i The Sound Way to Sound |5I Teeth p,^ 5 B T-ET Calvert's Tooth P 1 keen voar p<4 -leans the awkward p V j ordinary dentifnco I reach. It does noi Nc enamel, because it contain y jR
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    Congress' Parliamentary Programme Will Remain Unchanged
    480 19 Mr. Iyengar's View THF a 4 4L Madras, Feb. 10. pro£rZ m r Wi n alte ™"°n the parlian.ent.rv Sit SuhwTE" J xf Con S resK consequent upon the re -election of vasa Ken™ 88 Preside "t was expressed bv Mr. S. Sriniing fron,Tu.,
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    MAULANA AZAD AT PESHAWAR
    146 19 Peshawar, Feb. 10. ibul Kalam A/ad was ng welcome on his to-night by the Fronii\ leaders, socialists. th) publicmen besides some n1 officials, were present The "Red Shirt" afese present. (far Khan arrived in ozai to receive the Dr. Khan Sahib. th° Malik Khudabux. Khan Abbaskhan,
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    RAJKOT ARRESTS
    25 19 ry-eight persons eluding the 27th Xi \h am Joshi The are 240. Mehta, the next others has been il Station limits luted Press
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    "Terminate The Trade Agreement With Burma"
    205 19 T««, New Delhi Feb. 10. HE Central Assembly passed without division to-day the Congress Party's resolution moved by Chaudhuii Raghbirnarain Singh recommending that notice be given on April l, 1939, to the Governor of Burma for termination of the India fnol Burma Trade Regulation
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    SETHJI'S SISTER TO LEAD JAIPUR STRUGGLE
    93 19 Jaipur, Feb. 13. fJKEKiVIATI Gulabbai s r rtl ffi Jamnalal will take charge of the Frajamandal movement in Sikar. Mr. Hirala! Shastri, General Secretary. Prajamandal, and ex-Secretary of the Home Department, Jal State, Mr Ka'pOOr Chand Patni, a prominent businessman, ChlranjivaTal Agrewal, Pre ident,
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    GANDHIJI APOLOGISES
    242 19 Wardhai;anj, Feb. 12. I FIND that 1 have unCOnsnoiHy d<me injustice to Mr. Younp;. the InspectorGeneral of Police, Jaipur, whom in my press statement (which has already been published in these columns) I accused of having practised deception upun Seth Jamnalal Bajaj." "I made the accusation on the
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    BILL AGAIN REJECTED
    139 19 New Delhi. Feb. 13. IN the Central Assembly after the presentation of the Railway Budtjet the President read the Gov-ernor-General's message recommend ng passage of the Naval Discipline Bill in a certified form. The Assembly refused to consider th? recommended Bill by 60 votes against 46. The
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    India's Agent In Burma Must Be A Non-official
    237 19 New Delhi, Feb. IS. Federation of Indian Chambers of Com merit and Industry have addressed a letter fo the Government of India in the Department oi Ed cation, Health and Lands, bilging the appointment of I distinguished n:»n'fitial Indian as successor to
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    1940 CONGRESS VENUE
    160 19 Rawalpindi, Feb. 13. T'Oc: Ram Nath Shaslri, President Of t; PfttdN Congress C«mmltiee, Si d .i member oi" thr Punjab Provincial CongresS Committee, has in co::: of a Press Statement suggested the holding <»f the session gf the Indian National Congress at Tasfla. the Unkina centre bttween
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    SUNSET OF EARLY SPRING
    25 20 PHOTO below shows the setting sun silhouetting Battersea Bridge and river shipping as gulls wheel over the sparkling Thames in London.
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    DELEGATES WELCOMED AT CONFERENCE ON LEISURE
    159 20 Delegates from nearly 20 countries attended th* meeting of the International Advisory Committee oi ~,11 Congress on Recreation and Leisure which was held at the Board of lm fttioa, Kins. < hftries Streel (I London. The members were welcomed by Mr. Neville Chamberlain, the
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