Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 22 January 1939

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    16 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL 6— No. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 22, 1939 FIVE VENTS. The Sunday Tribune
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    Schacht's Dismissal Causes Apprehension As To Germany's Future Financial Policy
    334 1 Warning To Britain And France? I London, Jan. 21 gURPRISE and a certain amount of apprenhension regarding the future financial policy of the Reich following Hitler's sudden dismissal of Dr. S.hachl from his post in the Rcichsbank are apparent by
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    PREPARATIONS FOR SULTAN'S CORONATION
    513 1 PREP ARA TIONS FOR SULTAN'S CORONATION (Tribune Staff Reporter) KuaTa Lumpur, Saturday. TKr. usually placid town of Klanpr, ancient s< at of H.il. the Sultan of Selangor, is to-day humming with activity, the decorators, electricians and carpenters working day and night, dressing up the for. the Sultan.- Coronation on Thursday.
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    29 1 The Ceremony of anointing the Sultan and his Consort will take place on Che eight-tiered structure m the foreground. On the right can be seen the Selangor State Mosque.
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    U.S. SPEEDS UP PRODUCTION OF PLANES
    106 1 U.S. SPEEDS UP PRODUCTION OF PLANES Washington. Jan. 21. A New and secret method said tc open the way for mass production rf planes in wartime was mentioned by Mr. Gerrge Backlard. vice-president of the Pakelitc Ccrpc.aiion, testifying before the Federal Monopoly Committee. He said the new method wnic^ has
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    New British Loan And U.S. Planes For Chiang Kai Shek
    264 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh London. Saturday. ARRANGEMENTS are nearly complete for the granting of a loan of £3,000,000 by the British Government for the purpose of supporting Chinese currency and stabilising the Exchange, according to the Citv Editor of the
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    8 1 MRS. KAY PETRIE Badly hurt m car crash
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    RACING MOTORIST KILLED
    89 1 RACING MOTORIST KILLED Lyones, Saturday. MRS. KAY PETRIE, motoring ace, was injured and her companion, Major R. C. Empson, another weilknewn British motorist, was killed when their car collided with a motor lorry at Amberieu, near Ville France. They were following competitors m the Monte Carlo rally to report the
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    Double Society Wedding In Penang
    404 1 Penang, Saturday. AS the Municipal Band played the strains of Mendelsohn's Wedding March, Mr. Leong Eng Khean led two daughters to the altar to-day. for a double wedding uniting well-known families of Penang and Singapore. Miss Janet Leong and Miss Constance Leong, within a few
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    Railway Workers Strike
    195 1 Railway Workers Strike [From Cur Own Reporta i Kuala Lvrapnv, Saturday IN conseq uer.ve of an <i-suramv 1 given l;v Mr. M Smart. Centra' Manager af the F.M.S. Railways, 2,. "00 workmen of At Central WorlariNPM at Sentul called off their strike to-day. En an intervelw with the Tribune, Mr.
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    Miss Hilda Wright
    69 1 Miss Hilda Wright, who was seriously injured through a fail at K. ill s Hote' a month ago. is still In the Geneta! Hc.;pital. Miss Wright, who is a teacher of dancing, v.as on the rod of the baTroom to ;c-e the arrangement! for the New dear's
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    Here's A Man Who Has A Queer Ambition
    533 2 Here's A Man Who Has A Queer Ambition G. S. Hammonds Reports INHERE is in Singapore to-day a man with a most unusual ambition. He Is Mr. F. H Lewis, Superintendent ol the Waik'ki Bird Park, owned and operate! by the City ol* Honolulu. He hopes to be the first
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    Muslim Poetess Appeals For Unity
    443 2 MAMOTH MEETING AT JALAN BESAR ATtheJalan Besar Stadium yesterday evening, a mamoth .ualhciin^ ol Indian Muslims. Hindus and Sikhs heard with rapt attention the enthralling speech delivered in Hindustani by Nawab Sardar Begum Akhtar, the well known Muslim poeiess and Journalist of Cawnpore, who reiterated
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    CABLE & WIRELESS
    39 2 CABLE WIRELESS The following index numbers represent the estimated traffic receipts of Cable and Wireless Limited as related to ccmparablc traffic m the year 1929 based at 100:— December 1938 77.1 Average for 1937 78.9 Average for 1938 69.?
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    RAJA MUDA IN CAR ACCIDENT
    123 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter). Ipoh, Saturday. HIS Highness the Raja Muda of Perak had an unpleasant experience yesterday when the State car in which he was returning home frr-m Batu Gajah was involved in a collision in the outskirts of Ipoh. It is gathered that His
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    What The Stars Foretell
    238 2 What The Stars Foretell MONDAY FOR ALL READERS. Good for making a fresh sta?t and for taking energetic action. Stir up things that have been hanging fire, interview people m authority and shoiv the fullest confidence m your plans und projects. A very favourable day for pushing things generally. SPECIAL
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    £37,000,000 FOR DEFENCE
    49 2 Rio de Jeneiro, Jan. 21. Mr. Vargas has signed p. decree relating v, a "special plan fcr pubhe works and national d fence," the estimated cost of which is three million contos of reis (approximately £37.000 000 sterling) extending over a period of five yeais. Reuter
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    VARSITY'S MESSAGE TO THE CHINESE
    227 2 Oxford Jan. 8. DROFOTJND admiration of Gen- eralissimo Chiang" Kai-Shek and 1h.3 Chinese people "m their gallant resistance" to the Japanese invasion is expressed by So Heads of College p.nd Professors of the Un'verpitv of Oxford m a letter •:> Ihe Ch:n?3' military leader. "Tb;.'(
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    MOTORIST COLLIDES WITH P.C. IS FINED $20
    315 2 MOTORIST COLLIDES WITH P.C. IS FINED $20 Singapore, Saturday. ALLEGING in his defence that the I cyclist, a policeman, with whom he j i va-; alleged tc have cohided, was smell j ing of liquor that he, the cyclist had tele! lies, and that there had been no j collision,
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    FLIERS TO MARRY
    65 2 {From Our Ovsn Correspondent] London. Jan. TOHE engagement is an- nounced between Mr. R. King-Clark of the Manchester Regiment and Miss Susan Williams, daughter of Major W. P. Williams of Cairo. Both Mr. Kin«-Clark and Miss Williams hold air licences, the former having htfo Own machine in
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    Death Of Former Malayan
    64 2 The death is announced by Reuter of Mr. Noel Trotter at Leamington on Jan. 19. Mr. Trotter was the Postmaster General of the Straits Settlements and retired m 1907. Mr. Trotter was 79. Mr. Henry Trotter, father of Mr. Noel Irotter, came frcm Ceylon ?n 1871
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    REPORTS TO SINGAPORE POLICE
    134 2 REPORTS TO SINGAPORE POLICE Singapore, Saturday The following were among the many -rime reports made at the detective branch between 9 a.m. yesterday and 9 a.m. to-day. There were four reports Of housebreaking and theft by day and thete ww 1 alleged to have taken place between the hours cf
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    PLAYS VIOLA WHICH HAS 14 STRINGS
    563 2  - PLAYS VIOLA WHICH HAS 14 STRINGS ROY FERROA By (Tribune Stat? Reporter) DRINGING with him an instrument several centuries <>]•'. the viola d'Amore Virtuoso, an Am« rican Paul Shirley m Bo II chusets, gave an impromptu performance on yesterday played iVii.li tenderness and feelii nomemt i agreed with him that
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    MALAYA AT BRITISH INDUSTRIAL FAIR
    224 2 MALAYA A T BRITISH INDUSTRIAL FAIR London, Jan. i'>. r IUIIS year for ti. ftrs| time lii Colonies will be represented at the British In dust ri s Fa >• m one collective exhibit m th Colonial Ila'l. i arranged m the Fmpire Section, Earls Court. under ihe auspices <>>
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      40 2 PUTINS? 5933 -AN Telejraphic Aiidres*. fUONh 5934 J^ G00|)W00D SiPiKft *JS» jS£S ,?v <^s*j C ti .1 1 nx it st I y fcitsiated ideal fo^ visitors and tourists. CO( X I 111 BAR A LOINCI HKil (l.Ass Bf&l KANT
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    They Find Work Where Men Can't
    17 3 These are the monkeys which come under the terra "government servants."
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    SCHACHT'S DISMISSAL
    297 3 SCHACHT'S DISMISSAL On the other hand, there is the prooahiliU thai sonic new polities art about to b t launched policies Ull l>r. Schaeht could not igfcr mmi it b P aim" >l <>ut that in view of ihe trend Sa Germain :> tr. a* some dras ic action irr.
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    Soldiers On Theft Charge
    71 3 Soldiers On Theft Charge i Saturday Two privates of ment, Jack BrearI William Barry, aged 19 and 22 ly, made then joint appear morning before Mr. L. B. Crib the District Judge, following the the ease from the fourth Fiilice Ccurt. Brcarley nd Barry claimed trial on aling a motor
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    Alleged Theft Of Whisky
    87 3 Alleged Theft Of Whisky mpore turday.— Arrested by j 24 Mr M Davis, aged 25. a Scots- j '.'Hi to the Gordon. Barracks, j before r. Kenneth A. Blacker mrth >ol ce court this morning hargc that at ahcut he was alleged to ha v. mil d hi tse-breaking and
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    FILM CASE: SINGAPORE MAN ACQUITTED
    269 3 Richaru V 5 s c fcr H* speared the oroBur. ELw S Mr. G L aptold tl ux? y and v juitted r Q Braga H tn" or i who v any I wa- n ed his fund .i th< Nfi^V. iveii his Accused li
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    Alleged Breach Of Trust
    89 3 Singapore. Saturday. Low Eng Leong, a 35-ycar-old Kheh, appeared in the fourth, police court this morning before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in answer to a charge that he on Aug. 6, of last year at about 10.10 a.m. in No. 43, Nankin Street was alleged to
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    GOVERNMENT TRAINS MONKEYS TO COLLECT FRUITS, TWIGS
    629 3 GOVERNMENT TRAINS MONKEYS TO COLLECT FRUITS, TWIGS (Tribune Stall Reporter) fF you were tc visit V<\ kit Timah Hill any morning in the week, you would find tivu monkeys there employed in very strange pi ceedings They will, most probably, be engaged in collecting from the tall trees around. specimens
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    DR. GOEBBELS ATTACKS AMERICA
    122 3 Berlin, Jan. 21. V\R. Goebbeli signalised ins rc- turn to politics from his Christmas illness with a strongly worded article against the United States, which is all the more remarkable as the violent attacks again? t America have died down lately. Ihe article which ii published
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    Crown Opposes Reduction Of Sentence
    238 3 Crown Opposes Reduction Of Sentence Singapore. Saturday. A REDUCTION of sentence in a H magistrate's appeal was strongly opposed by the Crown Counsel before the Chief Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine, on the grounds that the weapon the appellant was charged with being in possession of a very deadly one ind°~d,
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    Hindu Funeral Association
    99 3 At. the 18th annual general meeting of the North Indian Hindu Funeral Association, held at 42, Cuff Road, Singapore, on Dec. 13, the following were elected office-bearers: President, Dr Chota Singh; Vice Presidents, Dr. V. R Kale. Babu Tilak Dhari Singh; hon. gen. .-.ecretary. J. Bhagwati Singh;
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    EARL BALDWIN'S FUND
    28 3 j London, Jan. 21.— Earl Baldwin's re--1 fugee fund has now reached the total cf £374.334 This includes tv/o donations cf £1,000 and ei,soo.— Reuter
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    SINGAPORE CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    188 3 SINGAPORE CATHEDRAL WEDDING CATHEDRAL WEDDING YESTERDAY Singapore, Saturday. ry\\E wedding of W> L. Bn0*, son of Oomdr. and Mrs. J. M. Bugge, of Suswell Hill London, and Miss Margaret Doris Gatria, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. \V. .1. Carina, of Singapore, took place at the St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, at
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    $100,000 MENTIONED IN CHARGE
    197 3 $100,000 MENTIONED IN CHARGE Singapore, Saturday. TAN AH KA1. a 22-yeai -old Hokkien who gave his home address as 393, Beach Road, appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham in the second police court this morning in answer to a charge that he at 8 a.m. yesterday at house No. 395, Beach
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      79 3 BORNEO YELLOW MAIZE of the 111 quality as supplied to the Editor of Poultry Notes. Write for sample and price to C. YEW HGE, 15 Branksome Rd., Spore. JOAN MEIVYN BjJHOEU^DOJJGL AS W*'' mWjmma wLI \3| Bp^ tit I*^ -r-** -mwAm M Wr-mm m\ m^ mT' T7^ A. r-' It
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      38 3 < ii it ivi ii will hold a SALE commencing SATURDAY Next, January 2ftth. at RAFFLES HOTEL at. American Dresses, Evening Gowns, Sharkskin and Linen Suits, House Coals, Slacks and l*lay Suits. 1939 Styles Best Quality From S.». S.*L».
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      473 4 The WORLD'S MOST FAMOUS TILRILLERI j m*7ZZSS S/iVG/iPOtf£ AGAZZV7 j j -1 TO-BAY (Sunday) nt THE CAPITOL n a.m,-:u 5-0.15-9.15. j I With FAY WRAY and ROBERT ARMSTRONG: Re-live the thundering Thriils as the Prehistoric; Monster descends on our modern world! jk m (Ith ia1 t t,cA |cqk TODAY I
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      113 4 THE LAW! m In a rush of new, rowing thrills 11 Jf ...comes- this "inside" story of It m a billion dollar swindle that B H found a strange solution when a man who was outside M the law. gave his trust to the W "Girl Who Had No Horael"
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      284 4 f i FRANCE'S most Lovable Vagabond j j leaps to Life m the grandest Adventure Story since j j "ROBIN HOOD" I I GALA MIDNIGHT PREMIERE., j Th^ FIRST EVER HELD AT MALAYA'S LARGEST and UNfigtj J THEATRE). j 5 CAPITOL SATERDAY NEXT. Jan. l»Mh at 12 p.m. sharp, I
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    WHO IS YOUR FAVOURITE FILM STAR
    1350 5 WHO IS YOUR FAVOURITE FILM STAR Noe I Ba rher Film Page St'S an old, old question. .btu one that's perennially new. 10 is your favourite film star'.' Question cropped Dp at dinner the other nit»h1 (yes, 1 some times go swanky and go out for dinner. and hate it
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    SHOWSHOTS
    44 5 i Pictures from ibe shows i Left, Andrea Leeds makes love to Charlie McCarthy i in "Letter of Introduction," t'u- at (he Capitol on t Wednesday. Rie.ht Hugh Herbert helps to solve a proVen ?n "Mar'rv The Girl,* con. lag to .he Alhambra.
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    Production Notes From Hollywood
    284 5 S THE big news of the week, for those Z who like their screen fare rough Z and ready, is that Dick Foran has Z returned to the Twentieth Century- Fox. His first picture under the Zanuck banner is titled WINNER TARE ALL. It wa.s scheduled
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    KNEES FELT AS IF IN CEMENT
    215 5 Woman Who Had Rheain*tisai For 10 Years "8 nee coming here trom hngJand 10 I years ago," writes a married woman, i have suffered terribly f^om rneumatism I have bought medicine, lotions, lini- met ts, and taken advertised concoctions until f was weary I
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      157 5 BTaTaTaTaT A. la. I WBMm II 1 Mii JL ajul ■■^■■WBRbTmRsI rMlHlfi IIII.MH '**^*^P* ■fl bWbbß^^^Bß. im^^m*Zmrf% f M U Bkßjfl I BRITAIN REST 1 MOTOR CYC PS J Mechanical perfection for your enjoyment. Cycle (ie t'arria^e *CO., (1926) LTD. Vm \flifrs' gQ Neatness personal appear- hair m place, even
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      Discovery
      167 6 ESSSSbEB on« afternoon, at I tea-time. I complained about "^wh, not" said Ritz. "tam* (2*5 br°ead once, then cut lt througn again, and again toast it. And with Escoffier he retired to the kitchens to see If it could not be done, result was Escoffier's justly famous '°&ef?hey brought
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      10 6 Just to kee it from Mowing away New York Sun
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      Insect v. Insect
      123 6 A PLAGUE of mealybug insects has been damaging pineapple crops m Hawaii. Experts of the Kenya Department of Agriculture, however, had discovered a type of ladybird w&ich xgages wa- on the mealybug. It was decided to obtain some and dispatch them by auto Honolulu. So a consignment
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      U.S. Ambassador
      45 6 AS an Irish kid m Boston, Mr. Kennedy peddled newspapers and candy, worked his way through school and Harvard. When he proposed to Rose Fitzgerald, daughter of Boston's Mayor, he was so poor that he had to borrow money to marry her. "Lifer
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      HE HAS THE HEAD JOB
      278 6 OFFICIAL head-chopper of Franco. Anatole Deibler, lias escaped th.> Axe of the Government's economy drive His modest pay-roll oi 18,000 fr. (about £100) a year, plus expenses, remains intact. Although he is seventy-six. he will go on trundling out his guillotine every time a head
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      Camers Tales
      276 6 I/fR. Waller Stoneman. who is m his ~A *6th year as a photographer, and photographed Queen Victoria on her Diamond Jubilee m 1397, m his lecture on "Faces" has many anecdotes of the great. He was photograph:!/-, Mr Lloyd George al election time. Mr. Lloyd George wriggled insecurely
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      T M A HARMONICA News
      573 6 No. !4. SIHGAFOEE. laaaar** Rt is:{h! A SHOOTING STAK EfERE is the story of an ambitions younu man alio determined to succeed and now, of course, has succeeded. He is the 1 harmonic-! virtuoso. Ronald (hesney. known Ati the Larry Adior af Knj». land. Nobody
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      238 6 BACKACHE Js there anything wrong with my Kidneys rA^ That is the question you should ask yourself fr 5 when you feel the first sharp pains of backache. Pain in any part of the body is Natures >>) warning that something is wrong. If the .d^s\m\ IMml kidneys become inflamed
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      682 6 He: Have you a pin? She: Yes, but it's busy From the film "Stranded m Paris." Piles Cause 15 Dangerous m Mat BaMsa Bat V mOh MMi afi MfADACMC Vf—^ jYmPIOmS -^k ■■■■■■■■■■■■aaaanaaßaaaVai^ WEAK EYESpS t New Discovery Stops Pain m 15 Minutes and I nervousness |nr I Will ■*0
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      416 6 do^k Jf you find best i\ a jW^i^^mmm/ is the answer^^®^^^ For any weakness of throat or nutrition effectively oveTOQMK chest, or any tendency to tubercu- the constitutional debility wo frelosis for a troublesome cough, quentlv associated with these eases. bronchitis or any chest affection, the standard approved treatment .N
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1556 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES I was vtiy young when 1 first read the story of Kajah Brooke ol Sarawak. Fired with ambition. 1 determined that i too would one day carve out a kingdom for myself in Malavsia. Of some other romantic part ol the world. The years passed, and the
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      167 7 r^ st^f o/ Life —or bread baked by the Royal Bakery is the be«t baked bread you can buy anywhere. Made m a modern hygienic bakery, under the wa'chful eye of a European Master Baker, from lhe very best ingredients. If you grow tired of one kind of bread, we
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    THE WIFE WITH THE RACING CAR
    2410 8  -  R.A. H. Goodyyear This Week's Short Story By W A T t,)>; I waa Vti> to marry again! A inan never knows when he's well o!T, Edwin." "i wish you wouldn't say such things to me, Owen/' "I must. You're the only on who'll
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    The Only Way To Stop Indigestion
    86 8 is to nentrali c the excess' acid which in cases out ol in is the "cause" ol the trouble. Recent X-ray experiments Professor Bidet, of Paris/ proved that 'Bisurated' (a contains the quick-est-acting acid ntutrali.-ers and stomach correctives known to medical science. A small
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      268 8 Ovaltine and note the Difference i :«A^ QUALITY is the reason for the world-wide success #w* of delicious 'Ovaltine.' By sheer merit it has FoF Jlll'dCHi OHCrCjfU become the most popular food beverage throughout nr a/icL IPO^mH-v^^/^:*'^ the World. 'Ovaltine' presents m a completely /J// if C//v»#) Ji^P^^fc^S^v b:i!anccd and
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      574 8 ▼HE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPIONNo.I THERAPIONNo.2 THERAPIONNO 3 Mo. 1 Curaa DlaobarSaa. Mm. 9 Ouras Blood Poison. No. 3 Cures Chronlo Weakneaass. English Price 3s. Chemists, or either No. return Mail, Dr.Le CLFa.c Med.Co.Haver«tockßd.N.W.s.l ondoa. 9S-,!: E CLCRC'S PILLS fof the Liver &X td ney s- weak kidneys A bladder.
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    Some Memories Of The Hunting Country
    572 9  -  G. S. Hammonds By Malayans bawl j first meet of the the hotter-known n < ;i II perience forgotten. bering of the OH ber. and Tollowed I the remainder of toe 1 shall always unpressiveness bt as the result of it. 5 only vanished
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    Musicians Suffer From Eyestrain
    318 9 (By R. A. Thompson, Doctor Of Ocular Science) INHERE ar> two hues ,-,f work which produce a great harvest for the optica] specialist. One is music, particularly piano playing. ir h* pi ,v head us hr slfs u P riRh urn is generally almost threa J2
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    MAIZE AS A FOOD ITEM: ITS USES
    296 9 MAIZE AS A FOOD ITEM: ITS USES i*oulirv Xotcs Vr is sometimes difficult io obtain good maize m Singapore and as there are different qualities I think the following information will be useful. under the name ot Maize are included what are called "yellow Maize," "white maize and "Indian corn
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    BRITISH YOUTH AND THE NATION'S DEFENCE
    230 9 London. T ADS of all ages crowded round anti-tank suns and aeroplane engines or examined the torpedo's intricate mechanism when the Schoolboys' Exhibition was opened at the Royal Horticultural Hall. here. The three Services are taking part in the exhibitioii, which was opened by
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      24 9 tin WEAKNESS DEBILITY use DESCHIENS' Syrup of Haemoglobin ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength, 4 *i icfu.- d,ut r*w uicai, Metjtoated wiant, sit.
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      426 9 -take uour morning Mto l~ r^fsoM m \4%X%\ m 9 m \Ea WiJ I ECONOMY t k f. f IMIE Andrews "habit" is one of the most |«3^l v f j^L/s^j^ i-^^rj.fr j pleasant and economical methods of starting I^^^3aHjH_^S^^^| fe Tc*^ fit and keeping fit. A daily dose of
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    THROUGH THE EYES OF A WOMAN
    2160 10 THROUGH THE EYES OF A WOMAN By Our Own Correspondent Hats continue to take all sorts of quaint forms. Here is an original model which is almost elfin m execution worn by Ann Morriss (M.-G.-M.). Made of rough white straw it has an amusing crown trimmed with black patent leather.
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    Seen & Heard
    104 10 Seen Heard VYelceme u y ti j^, Z seach. who It on her first vfcft j to Malaya with her husband, t I Mr. Reyerseach. who i r.< ached to tha Uandon office of the 1 t 0 I Z Malaya. Mrs. K< rseach ii a J I talented pianist
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      33 10 MYLETO HAIR COLOUR RESTORER WILL RTHTORE GREY OR FADED HAIR TO ITS NATURAL COLOUR pr, 75ctS hotlle SETTING LOTION FOR LAMES. HAIR CREAM FOR MEN. I Medical Hall Ltd. I 3, Battery Road.
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      165 10 ll I 1 BaaßJsaaSaV^ &2^>^ MOTHERS ANXIETY Quickly Vanishes When BABY'S OWN TABLETS. Are Used To Correct Childhood's Stomach, Teething And Bowel Troubles. Not for babies only, but for children of all ages. Baby's Own Tablets are the safest, surest corrective treatment when the stomach is out of order, constipation
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      39 10 "STOCK CLEARANCE 4 SALE" GIFT-SHOP-SALON, 14, Capitol Flats. I Phone 7354. (Lift 2nd Floor). I MADAME PAGE LATE KS, PICCADILLY, I ONDON. Dressmaker Designer Tailormades:— Gowns FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM 13. BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. 1 el. G327.
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      21 10 j ELSIE MARY 'RODNEY HOUSE" j S Battery. Road. j DRESSES FOR ALLJ OCCASSIONS j \$S to $30\ TEL. 4772 j
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    Stockings Last Twice As Long when you treat them like this
    277 11 Stockings Last Twice As Long when you treat them like this hen buying stockings, remember that it is sound economy to buy J three pairs of exactly matching shade instead o| one pair, as when two pairs have laddered you still nave two complete pairs left. At tune of purchase
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    School Children Liven Things Up
    436 11 Added Intei n given to the gfgflflm oi the school term here bv the return of Mrs. F C. Davidson from England and Africa, where she has been spending a much needed holiday. Wc extend la her our vers hearty greeting Our atteJ are further
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS NEWS of the WEEK
    155 11 r»REAT news for those who favour the Camerons when they want a change Of air is that the Cold Storage is now patting up a branch actually in the C.i meron Highlands itself. The premises will be ready In about six months' time and
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    CUP FINAL AT K.L. DRAWS BIG CROWDS
    424 11 But Weather Clerk Unkind to Pretty Frocks HPHL main attraction m Kuala Lumpur last week-end was. of course the Cup Final. Making the usual week-end tour of the tcwn on Saturday I began at Robinson's m the morning. Kuala Lumpur was full of
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  • SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, January 22, 1939.
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      "Shadows Before"
      402 12 THE STRIKE of several thousand workers of the 1 Bfl S. Railways th* threatened strike m Malacca an I mo dispute between he Malayan an Indian Governments on the rates of pay and conditions of Indian workers m this country point to the necessity f thinking people n
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      A Sore Problem
      158 12 njtHERE is another statement m His Excellency's review which art hope will be better inn»l< mi nted ir» 1989 than it was m 1938, "In the Colony of the Straits Settlements,* he writes, "it is the policy of the Government to provide English education to the fullest
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    MALAYA looks at the WORLD
    1330 12 MALAYA looks at the WORLD I Behind The News A Third British Fleet Based On Singapore m fi ALAYA'S interest in thv ]wH British Note to Jap.i' ought to be obvious. We share in the general loss of trade in China and we welcome anything that Britain, with the help
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK
    152 12  -  Analius THE officer was standing at the top or thp ganeway of a ship asking the passengers as they went past what class of cabin tbev had, and directing them thereto. A sweet young thing came up fcne gangway carrying a baby in her
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    INFORMATION REVELATION ANTICIPATION
    80 12  - INFORMATION REVELATION ANTICIPATION C. H. Stanley Jones MAKE THIS PAGE j of special interest to all Malayan readers S who want to know j what is really happening, BEHIND THE NEWS, in their j own country and in j the rest of the world. This up-to-date feature gives the MALAYAN
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    The WORLD Looks At MALAYA
    61 12 Th pliant*. METTLES, have ber W out tt iB .against maraud h I phants (Hit of rul;' where they h don* much d i by uprooting Barbed o!i phanto 1 Plant*! -nettle wi unwary elephants, root ng uh a» vith tnefr tend?;- trui nettles, get
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    BOB GREGORY TO STOP WRESTLING
    96 13 BOB GREGORY TO STOP WRESTLING [Fwm Our Own Correspondent] London, Jan. 9. B<B Gregory, the British all-in wrestler, who is touring the U.S. accompanied by his wife, a daughter of the Kajah of Sarawak, announced m San Francisco that he would retire from the ring after his bout with Brom
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    He Can Can Roses, But Can't Can The Scent
    237 13 London, Jan. 9. PANNED roses will soon be on the lower stalls m winter. Already otpniments are weE advanced, but it will f>e a year <t two yet before this new form of "canning" is deve- heed commercial Iv. For the
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    COFFIN "DELIVERED" IN DOWNING STREET
    78 13 Inemploved men paid a surprise visit to Downing Street with a coffin m a plain van. When they got to No. lt>, tin aa! residence of Mr. V ville Chan her lain (the Premier) the men thrc'u the coffin m the doorway. They WOK turned
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    Officer Defied Ban-Was Killed In Avalanche
    323 13 Officer Defied Ban -Was Killed In Avalanche London, Jan. <>. rjAITAIN RONALD PERCY TULLOCH, \ssistanl Professor of Science at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, lies m a chapelle ardente at Davos, his Swiss holiday-horne victim of a spirit of adventure. The tragedy ot' ('apt. tin Tulioch began on Monday
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    100 STITCHES FOR INJURED MAN
    109 13 100 STITCHES FOR INJURED MAN Brisbane, Jan. ii. VIIISN he was attacked by a wild noar, which he had wounded. Autust Talpate, 52, a Finn, of Diaiulah. North Queensland, was severely injured. A companion saved his life by shootlug the bear as it. stood over him. The men were on
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    Eight Tons Of Animals, Birds Stored In Singapore Bungalow: Trader Horn Comes To Town
    562 13 Eight Tons Of Animals, Birds Stored In Singapore Bungalow: Trader Horn Comes To Town "GRANDEST JOB" A MODERN version 03 "Tradei- Horn," together with all excess baggage meaning a wife and nearly 400 birds, reptiles and animals which altogether weighed a good eight tons arrived in Singapore some time last
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    WOULD YOU LIKE THIS WORK?
    297 13 WOULD YOU LIKE THIS WORK? The Indian had hung there the whole night, and way m the last stages of exhaustion. Tlie National Guard came up. thought that the Beckelman^ had been torturing the Indian, refused to believe that they were big-game hunters. There re-ulted a terrific argument. On another
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    200 14 New York. Jan. 3. PRANK HAINES, leader of few insane conviei killers, who escaped from a mental home in Cleveland Ohio, is speeding to Chicago "to kill my wife and a couple of cops I don't like/' Police were told that Haines. had taken this vow by a fifth convict
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    COIN GLUED TO AIR MAIL LETTER
    128 14 COIN GLUED TO AIR MAIL LETTER S\ diii'v, !)<•(. o?,. ft LETTER which arrived here by w lhe Dutch airliner bearing an Australian sixpenny bit firmly glued to the right-hand (op corner. instead of lhe usual stamp, was duly (i !ivcr<d. The letter v.a acid. Miss B Jonas, Lamsrock Avenue
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    PREMIER'S FATHERLY HUG
    64 14 Dr. i>lii.:n Stoyadinovitch, thf* Jugoslav Premier, arrived in Si. Moritz, Switzerland. i-> enjoy winter sports holiday with his wife and davghtcrs, who have been slaying in i.he Engadine for ECine time. Pliotn shows: Dr Siuyadinovitch Iwiggiiis one cj his daughters .vkrn >he \vt coined him in S
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    FALLING PLASTER BETRAYS CONVICTS
    150 14 FALLING PLASTER BETRA YS CONVICTS Budapest. A SLIGHT noise of falling plaster presented four desperadoes m the prison of Szekesfehervar from making their escape after murdering a warder. The main body Oi convicts were being brought back to their cells m the evening, when a warder passing the prison printing-room
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    Mother Big To Die In Sons' Places
    212 14 Mother Big To Die In Sons' Places New V->rk Jan. 5. piVE aged mothers >f live con I demned killer *>h.< shambled into the office of New York's police chief to-day and <i\i r **\W want to die for our hoys." In the trembling hands of one was a message
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    STUDENTS TURN SCAVENGERS
    119 14 STUDENTS TURN SCAVENGERS Helsinki. DV dividing the country into 22 districts, each district being: under the supervision of a "scavenging chief Finnish students have since last March succeeded in collecting nearly 5,060 tons of scrap metal, over two tons of rags, five tons of old bottles, and (>0 tons of
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    Five Seconds' Imprisonment
    102 15 Five Seconds' Imprisonment Melbourne. Victoria. a vol 11! hv.v has just served A a prison sentence of five second*! ll*- uas found fniltj of hitting a tau-dr.vei i. n thr head with a botilia Evidence was jjiven by KVClasntrista that BsC wa, not icipemiltlr lei his actions at the time
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    BRITISH STUDENTS' AID FOR SPAIN
    227 15 London. MORE thai. £2,500 was raised last year n Kn»!ish univerMties toward? relict vvurk m Spam, and during the coming term renewed efforts ar* to \e "nade ke *end further and more regular supplies of food and clothing to war isUUlCll m Republican territo ■•>.
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    THREW RINGS INTO SEA
    174 15 THREW RINGS INTO SEA Cagliari, Sardinia. 4 N unusual "rite" was performed i» by a ycira» man and a young woman bf longing to well-known families of this city, to mark the breaking off their engagement. The names cl the couple are not given. Instead of returning the engagement ring
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    She Prayed Ten Years For Man She Found Guilty
    287 15 She Prayed Ten Years For Man She Found Guilty A London, Jan. 5. maidslone Prison grates swing open to free Roland Hum next ii T,. first ,Klson he will see win be seventy-seven-year-old wrs, Kuth Stacey, onh woman on the Old Bailey jury which, eleven years ago, convicted him of
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    CRUISER COLLIDES WITH WHALE
    83 15 Santiago. Chile. k HEAD-ON collision between a whale 60 feet long and the Argentine cruiser, Almirante Brown, was reported when the cruiser called at Valparaiso. Chile. The cruiser was delayed for two hours while the huge whale fought to free itself from the warship's bows. The
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    FRENCH TRADE MISSIONS WORK
    205 15 FRENCH TRADE MISSIONS WORK Paris. f FHE French Economic Mission under A M. Nerve Alphand, Du*cctor of Commercial Agreements, which has been touring central and eastern Europe during the past three weeks, ha? prepared the ground for further negotiations and for new agreements. An agreement was reached at Sofia which
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    Yacht May Revolutionise Sea Sports
    139 16 Yacht May Revolutionise Sea Sports London. A -'HUSH-HUSH" yacht with a new hull design creating practically no bow wave, which, it is believed, will revolutionise the speed of oceangoing- craft, has been built in a northcountry shipyard to the specification of Mr. F. Gordon Pratt, a London naval architect. Sixtv
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    FOOD PROBLEM WITH GASTRITIS
    118 16 FOOD PROBLEM WITH GASTRITIS For years, doctors wanted to find a food that would not irritate the inflamed stomach walls of patients suffering from gastritis and that at the same time would rebuild the patient's strength. In severe cases of gastritis solid foods are out of the question, even liquid
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    ECONOMY INSULT TO DUKE OF KENT
    334 16 Australia Indignant Melbourne (Australia). Jan. <>. INDIGNATION is being voiced all over Australia at the decision of the State Government of Victoria to make drastic cuts in the vole lor accommodating and entertaining the Duke and Duchess of Kent when the Duke becomes Governor-General
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    OFF TO U.S.
    58 16 Sir Ronald Storrs left Waterloo Station on the "Washington" boat train for a three months' lecture tour m America. He is to give 40 lectures, moving from coast to coast, among his subjects being Palestine and Lawrence of Arabia, who was his friend. This is the first
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    GOLD STRIP IN LONDON LIBRARY
    391 16 GOLD STRIP IN LONDON LIBRARY Loudon, .Tan S i f HAVE just heW m my hand- t of the mosi valuable ti agreements fa the wofk! writes an--1 porter. It is a strip (.'1 pure gold, about 2 ai wide, nearly 6 It. long, anc weighing i 4 oz. On
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    52 17 Paris. Pari.-: n< jvspaper. are ask :r? why the e^ils of the Sante prison arc not hea ed during cold "On the pretext 'heating system is undei tes one newspaper, men literally die of c >1< have already died fluenz'n E i ly Tilt on)
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      370 17 o:j the air to-day SINGAPORE j ess metres (1.33 mr>i p ires <M.C!) m< s> I tral i by < I froiJ'. I u j by i U en relay- I y< d H 111. 2 Ai- (i John MacCor- I el I j in C Ma- j rmcnic Or-
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    WEALTH OF TALENT UNEARTHED IN PERAK DURING PAST YEAR
    390 19 WEALTH OF TALENT UNEAR THED IN PERAK DURING PAST YEAR (By "Racquet" Perak) V cnt<tanding feature of badminton m Perak last year was the appearance m bis Uwrnwnents of a large nimber of youthful players. who showed up remarkably well. Unearthing of such a plethora of youthful talent is. indeed,
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    Welsh Honours For Malaya
    23 19 Welsh Honours For Malaya &JL Sfl P'^! f w l lP has dune ;>>:■:>> teh h Malaya m imtmton circles. Sam <■'■ *M the loarnr
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    Samuel Does Well At Eastbourne
    128 19 Samuel Does Well At Eastbourne 'Br "Phoenix" Singapore.) U MAYAN badminton enthusiasts will be please:! to know that A. S. Samuel, who is on a tour of Europe, England and Scotland, has ijjain acquitted himself creditably. In the Eastbourne tournament, he imshed runner-up hus repeating his teat at the Welsh
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    NEGRI'S LEE SISTERS: THEIR PROGRESS
    337 19 (By 'Playboy' Seremban) r pHE Negri feembilan tournament (just concluded) was notable for the successes of the Lee sisters and this gives more hopes to Negri idminton enthusiasts m that Negri will certainly be a "factor" m the A'l-Malavan tournament Miss Lee Chee Neo won
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    Y. W. C. A. To Take Part In Singapore Tourneys?
    168 19 Y. W. C. A. To Take Part In Singapore Tourneys By "Phoenix" Singapore) gEFORE very long, members of the Y.W.C.A are expected to participate in the championships organised by the controlling body in Singapore. For a good many years, the women's events have been poorly supported, aid it is to
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    PENANG CHOSEN AS VENUE FOR NEXT MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
    262 19 A MONG the many important matters discussed at the annual general meeting of the Badminton Assocla- tion of Malaya held at the Old Frees Association last week-end was one which must have glade tied the j hearts of enthusiasts of the game
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    34 19 Above are Mr. Tay Swee Iviat, Hon. Secretary, cl Maxfli 3.P., Singapore, and Mr. Lim Kcan Hooi (right), a popular ofP.cial of the Perak Badminton Association., who has been responsible for organising several tournaments.
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    S'PORE BADMINTON ASSOCIATION REPLIES TO SELANGOR CRITIC
    428 19 FOONG SEONG CUP CONTROVERSY gING A PORE'S points of view ir, regard to the Foong Seong Cup tournament are clarified m a letter addressed to the Editor of this feature by Mr Chye Kirn Heng, Hon. Secretary of the Settlement's badminton association. Stress
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    Lee Sisters Of Seremban (& Their Friends)
    35 19 Lee Sisters Of Seremban Their Friends) The Lee sisters, to whom reference, is made m the accompanying article, appear third and last from the right. With them are Mrs. C'hionh and Mrs. Pennefather of Singapore.
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    218 19 Shou.d Rcni this Nurse's Letter Here :.s something oi real erest (> those mothers-to-be aho are with indige. ;Uon in otte or another i its various f< rms: flatulence, i i sickness 01 acidity. To-day It I* longer necessary to endun penalty. Relief can be obtained
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      6 19 SPECIAL BADMINTON FEATURE (Edited By 'Phoenix')
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      184 19 GETS YOU UP ON TIME! BI6BEN I dependabTe Every morning Big Ben wakes millions who nm t get upon time. He's dependable. Just set him for the desired time and he'll call you on the dot his reliable voice sees to thai. That's why he's the modern clock for modern
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  • SUNDAY MORNING SPORTS PARADE
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      Hugh Savage On RUGGER
      681 20 Hugh Savage On RUGGER TilK H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugby final is over and much against expectations and various forecasts S jlangor recovered the much coveted trophy, I do not intend performing a postmortem on the game, as I am sure that has been done already by a good many people,
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      445 20 Pete's BOXING gossip YOUNG FU1SCO la week knocked out Seaman Butch Parsons with a powerful left hook in less than two minutes in the first of a twelve threeminute round contest at the Bukil Bintang Park at Kuala Lumpur. I have received a letter from a correspondent in Kuala Lumpur
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      Singapore Will Have Strong Representation In South Side
      589 20 J. llaiasooria Say% Thai.... rv nPHERE haee been two surprises in hockey circles, last week, and now, it seems as if we have to coin a phrase about the "Glorious uncertainties of hockey." Up north the invincible Perak team went down ig"nominotfely
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    S.S. POLICE WIN ANNUAL RUGGER MATCH AT DEPOT
    651 21 Victors Well Served In Forward Line F.M.S. Three-Quarters Disappoint Badly (Tribune Staff Reporter) kS-PoKce 1.-pis. FJ M.S. Police 5 pts. pOR (he sixth year m secession the F.M.S. Police failed to earn a victory over the S.S. Police i*« their annual rugby
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    Charity Badminton
    162 21 .l-.v VI II.) TiHE larse-t r.i»«(! y< i to witatsa a badminton u -:ni was Been a1 the Happ> World covered StouttSHi last night" wm-n the Singapore Badminton te odatiea put au a programme tl two m .m\ M'::;les. one men's doub'e> and a WfCB 9 singles m
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    European Trial To-morrow
    91 21 European Trial To morrow The following have been selected tc play m the European hockey trial mate 1 m Monday at S C C WHITES:— Sgt. Carey; L. A. C. 'Vat son; Lt. I. L E. Macmillan; Lfc. L Williams: Sgt. Crcnin; Capt. r. R. Kellett; Capt. R. C. J.
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    Last Night's First Nights
    310 21 Last Night's First Nights A LARGE number of people attended a midnight matinee of "The Citadel" shown at the Pavilion yesterday. Based on the world-famous novel by A. J. Cronin, this brilliant film— hailed as the best of the year- -tells vividly and dramatically of the adventures of a young
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    New Swimming Association For Singapore
    295 21 A PUBLIC meeting will be convened on Friday, Feb. lo at 1.15 p.m. 1 ai the Y.M.C.A. Hall at which a proposal is to be put forth to form an Association t- promote and control all branches of swimming and water-polo competition in Singapore. Proposed
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    MORE HELP FOR CHINA
    42 21 London, Jan. 21. Reuter learns that the question of financial assistance to China is beim> carefully considered. Official British circles do not deny the Daily Herild story, but are unable to give any further information at present. Reuter.
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    Johore Police Beaten
    56 21 The F.M 8. Police beat the Johore Folice by two goals to nil at hockey on the Depot grounds, Johore Bahru th s afternoon. The winners wire superior m all departments, and attacked for the greater part cf the game. "Thfy .'cored a goal m each half,
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    Injured, Misses Trial And Chance Of "Cap"
    165 22 Injured, Misses Trial And Chance Of "Cap" PVKK hue their son Norman ir< !w h*s w playing ba I, Vii. and Mr*. <;. Williaio o\ Alltarai, M:!d. have dreaded their cthf] sen Leonard meeting v, <h aetieug injury on the football ie'd. k> a ntly Lsoaaxd, right fail back lot
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    LOYALS TEAM
    18 22 The Loyals team which beat the S R.C. recently by 12 points to three at rugger
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    Singapore's Narrow Victory In Inter-State Hockey
    685 22 BARTH'S FINEST GAME YET Mustapha Plays Well For Negri INDIVIDUAL brilliance very nearly triumped over team play on the Packing- yesterday afternoon when Singapore boat Negri Sembilan by three goals to two. Shiek Mustapha lived up to his reputation, and right to (he last
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    MERRYTIME BADMINTON PARTY
    72 22 MERRYTIME BADMINTON PARTY A" Que second annual general meeting reid at the residence of Mr. Gan Poh Yew -lie following were elected as officecea.cis for the year 1939:—Patron: Mr. Norman Urn; *^**£J**r*^ kadree (re-elected': Vice-president. Mr. Lun Pen- Long: hen. .secretary: Mr. F. C. Man I re-elected*: hon. treasure:: My.
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    GERMAN PREPAREDNESS ENHANCED
    39 22 GERMAN PREPAREDNESS ENHANCED Berlin, Jan. 21 —An important new decree by Hitler greatly enhances Germanys military preparedness. AU men after the completion of their military service will be organised Wo defence detachments incorporated m the Nationalist-Socialist -term troops. Reuter
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    Handicaps For First Day Of Perak Races
    596 22 Eight Events For Ipoh Meet [From Our Own Reporter] In ih, Saturday. 'Y']<V. foHowing are handicaps lor Hie firsi day <>i tbe Perak Turf Club meet on .Inn. 28 and weights for four events < t Hie iMpaJ T Class I, I>iv. 1,
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    S.C.R.C. SOCCER
    48 22 The remaining two games m the sc.e.c. scccer tournament will be play co p., follows: Tuesday, Team A C» va T'-m B f7», Friday Tram C (4> vs D <3 Tl c figure; In brackets indicate th<> ■aa ber ef p lint held by the team.
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    NEW C-I-C ASSUMES OFFICE
    138 24 NEW C-I-C ASSUMES OFFICE ice- Admiral Sir H. J. Studholme Brownrfgg has taken over the >iore naval command from Admiral Sir Edward R. O. R. Evans ("Evans of th? Broke") at Chatham, the Kent naval base. With the hauling down of Admiral Evans flag, ended one of the most adventurous
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    EIRE'S CIVIC POLICE HAVE FIRST A. R. P. REHEARSAL
    62 24 EIRE'S CIVIC POLICE HAVE FIRST A. R. P. REHEARSAL THE first Air Raids Precautions rehearsal of the Civic Guards (Poiice) oi Eire took place at their headquarters in the Pfceonix Fai k, Dublin, Eire. Nearly 100 Civic Guards from all parts of Eire gave a successful demonstration before instructors trained
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    Spartan Holds The "Bridge"
    67 24 Members of the Spartan Ladies' Athletic Club came to the assistance of Polytechnic athletes who were trailing in Battersea Park, London. The Polytechnic were short of men for their gymnastics class and the girls went over to help. A Spartan girl is seen making the "foundation"
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    BOAT Destroyed BY FIRE
    54 24 BOAT Destroyed BY FIRE A sailing eraft being 1 uilt for a round-the-world trip was destroyed by fire at South Benfleet, Essax. Ihe boat, nearly completed, had taken 12 months to build. Photo shows a man inspecting the ruins of the boat. At <l»e bow can be seen the skull
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    U. S. Navy Exercises
    65 24 A hundred and forty warships are on the move off the Atlantic and Pacific coasts of America in preparation for the greatest exercises that the United States Navy has attempted, to take place in the Caribbean. The manoeuvres expected to begin about February 13 are known
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