Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 29 January 1939

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 6— No. :*4. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1939. FIVE CKXTS. The Sunday Tribune
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    Seven Thousand Volunteers For Singapore A.R.P. Plan
    438 1 Seven Thousand Volunteers For Singapore A.R. P. Plan Government To Make An Appeal (Tribune Staff Reporter) jEVEN thousand volunteers are retired to serve m all departments cf Singapore's air nsH precautions scheme, and Government is shortly making an appeal for helpers, Mr. Edwin Tongue, A. R. P. Director, tcld me
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    SABOTAGE
    22 1 A Dttrc'iv? s fthiff fragments <»f ?!ass near th* srtne of the bemb explosion m South London. Irish extremists are suspected.
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    DISEASE ADDS TO 'QUAKE TERROR
    62 1 DISEASE ADDS TO 'QUAKE TERROR Sant a^M, (Chiio), Jan. 2T OUTBREAKS epidemics have add'H <o lhe general ternr after tH» caHlN|«ake. Military authorities shot five |*»ters at Conc^pcMm, where continue to i/c. >n*??i.-? ante ma v or);n tomorrrw m l£ (fTi- Mttaedra] i- n dansreroua thnt S Ui dynamite it.
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    Czechs Accleim Franco
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    BANKER'S DEATH
    18 1 The Eastern Bank. Ltd, announce r regret Ihe death o! their chair--»an, i&r. J. s. Haskell.
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    Russo-Japanese Clash In April?
    212 1  -  Sin Chow Jit Poh hjtjtuk and Shanghai, Jan. "3. ht **k .r' P' i!l the s X Italia* with with n, Vlet UIlU L ;ssi complies hstmp Ja P»nc fc cl'.-mrjiils n»r adJapJS?! fi^erirs problem. f hat r,,7? mi ?itarv authoniies believe ch allen?e W lu>t
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    BOMBS IN LONDON
    60 1 BOMBS IN LONDON SABOTAGE?: An explosion, caused by a bomb, rocked bvildings m the vicinity oi' the Central Electricity Board's control roam m Binkside, South London. Almost at the same iime as the London blast, three explosion?; occurred n Manchester, one man being killed and two injured. Picture shows z
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    BALDWIN TO GO TO JAPAN?
    143 1 London, Jan. 28. rjIHE recently mooted suggestion A that Mr. Chamberlain or Lord Halifax should visit Japan is the theme of a letter frem Admiral Sir Howard Kelly, ii^mer Commander-in-Chief of the China Station, m the Daily Telegraph. Admiral Kelly says it is obviously impossible
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    JAPAN IS PLEASED
    53 1 Tokyo. Jan. 28. Marshal Prince Kanin, Chief of the Imperial Staff, has cabled ie Gene al Franco his congratulations m the capture of Barcelona. General Itagafci, War MfhiL'cer, has cabled to Slgnor Mussolini expressing pleasure at ti:e fail of Barcelona "from the joint v!ew of joint defence
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    ITALIANS WANT FULL POSSESSION OF TUNIS AND JIBUTI
    112 1 ITALIANS WANT FULL POSSESSION OF TUNIS AND JIBUTI Berlin, Jan. 28. ALL group leader? of tho Brown Shirts have assembled m Berlin. They will be addressed by r a hi^h officer of the Army General S^aff on the joint tasks of the Brown shirts and the Army. Addressing an audience
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    Last Fling Of Japs In China?
    148 1  - Last Fling Of Japs In China? Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Jan. 28. k SPOKESMAN of the Chinese Military Headquarters told press representatives that although the Japanese have increased their force 3 m the Kwangtung area, they are si ill considered insufficient for a major westward drive. "The Japanese attempts
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    EUROPEAN SITUATION OMINOUS
    179 1 EUROPEAN SITUATION OMINOUS MR. SUMNER WELLES, deputy State Secretary, m an address to the Bar Association, declared that m this gravely serious and di •quieting moment m cur modern civilisation the major objective of the Administration's policy is to keep the United States at peace. At the same time, the
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    STRONGER BRITAIN
    90 1 London. Jan. 27. Britain will miss no o; portunif.y of bringing m some mcanire of agreed general disarmament but m the meantime a stronger Britain m the best guarantee for peace, declared Sir John Simon, speaking at Durham. Britain's greatest opportunity to-day was as a mediating power, which
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    Chinese Claim Big Successes On All Fronts
    183 1 /CHINESE military despatches, via Router, claim successes on all Kj fronts. A message from Sfcansi states that "the main bod;* <>f Japanese forces pushing westward towards Ching Hao-shna m an attempt to clear the mountains of West Shansi of Chinese rttticentratkms were driven
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    FIRE IN ANSON ROAD
    65 1 The Singapore Fire Br'gade took exactly five minutes t:> quell an outbreak of fire wlreh took place at a shophouse m An_son Road on Saturday morning. The fr? which was a small one occurred m a back rcom of a house, No 84. Anson Road, three
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    Censor Re-Cuts Spy Film For F.M.S.
    93 1 Censor Re-Cuts Spy Film For F.M.S. TMIK Malayan Film Censor. 1 CapL I. N. Ifussoy. took a busman's holiest v and went with a friend on Fnday nisrht to see "Lancer Soy"' at the Alhamhra Theatre. After he saw it he decided that it should he re-censored. Having made this
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    TRAGEDY STALKS SINGAPORE'S EMBANKMENT
    420 2 TRAGEDY STALKS SINGAPORE'S EMBANKMENT Pathetic Scenes A CHARMING SPOT BY DAY- -BUT THIS HAPPENS AT NIGHT (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE river and the sea have a strange attraction for the unemployed. A strange hand of men frequent that strip of sea front which lies between Cavanagli Bridge and the Cenotaph,
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    Drive To Clear Singapore Footways Of Obstructions
    291 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) ~\M OTOR-CAR owners take warning! If you are m the habit of park- in£ your car across the five foot way outside your office it is possible that an S.M.C. officer may see it and drive it sway. Not that
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    Alleged Attempt To Extort $100,000
    103 2 Alleged Attempt To Extort $100,000 Singapore, Saturday. TAX Ah Kai. a young 1 Hokkien A Chinese, made a second appearance before Mr. Conrad Oldham m the second police court this morning on a charge that on Tan. 20. at house No. :>95, Reach Road he attempted to commit extortion by
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    Whisky Goes UP This Time!
    129 2 Whisky Goes UP This Time! THE price of whisky rose m Singapore last week by one dollar a case, but it is not likely that this will make any difference to the previous price paid for a stengah. Exporters at home felt that insufficient return was coming from Malaya, and
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    Alleged Theft From Wreck
    146 2 Singapore, Saturday.— Pang Penj* Teng \va-^ to-day charged wilh the theft of i tnree hundred pieces of firewood from a sunken twakow m .he Jurong Rive-.* on Oct 13. 1938. The alleged stolen pro- perty i.s valued at $4.50 cents. In his defence accused stated that
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    Legal Argument To Be Heard By Three Judges
    254 2 Singapore. Saturday. MR. C. H. BUTTEPFBELD, Crown Counsel, stated before the Chief Justice this morniiv- a special case for the determination of a point ot law. It arose from a case m which the District Judge acquitted Lee Hoi on a charge
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    ALLEGED SHOT AT CONSTABLE
    118 2 Singapore, Saturday. Kan Kwan, alias Kwan Koon, a 39--year-old Cantonese residing at 70, Smith Street appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham m the Second Police Court this morning on a charge that he attempted to murder a policeman by shooting at him on Dec. 8, of last
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    "Oyster Club" Watchman Fined
    104 2 "Oyster Club" Watchman Fined Singapore, Saturday. AN alleged struggle between a taxi driver and the watchman of thr "Oyster Club," MMdle Road, at about midnight on Nov. 25 last, ha r l a sequel m the Relief Court this morning, when Harnan Singh, the watchman, was fined $5 en his
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    CRIMINAL BREACH CHARGE
    76 2 Singapore, Saturday Ong Chin Quee appeared before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker m the Fourth Police Court this morning on an alleged cha:ge of criminal breach of trust m respect of a silver belt valued at t?16.32 which was enirusted to him at 238, Silai, Road, on Jan.
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    26 2 Complainant alleged he wa.s pushed roughly by accused and m the .struggle that ensued he was hit under his right eyo by accused with a torchlight.
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    Decree Nisi Granted In Singapore Divorce Suit
    710 2 Decree Nisi Granted In Singapore Divorce Suit Singapore, Saturday. A DECREE nisi, to be made absolute m six months, wis granted to George Ralph HorHns, leader of the Raffles Hat*! b?nd. m his petition for divorce against his wife Florence Elizabeth Mary, m a judgment delivered by the Chief Justice
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    What The Stars Foretell
    257 2 What The Stars Foretell 5 MONDAY FOR ALL READ- 2 a ERS. Adverse influences prevail Z making the business day very Z 5 uncertain. Particularly guard Z J against impulsive action, and I 5 make no hasty decisions. An un- lucky day if you speculate or J gamble. SPECIAL INFLUENCES:
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    MALAYAN BACK FROM CYCLE TOUR OF EAST
    393 2 FOUR years agD Kcginald Pereia was %«< »Up m. n" Mr Mi's- nhft utter. aing sdiocl. Rut the stories «f a Bengali hiker m fi^d imaginaticn lhal he made up his mind to s,e m, ivorld «tv a hi<vcl» Now. at L>o. hi
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    Johore's New lstana Ready In 3 Months
    290 3 Johore's New lstana Ready In 3 Months STARTED IN \^6 (Tribune Staff Reporter) \S about tkrec MOftifcs' time the magnifio^nt |ew Ist ana which His Hi th<* Sultan of Johore has had bujlt at the junction of the main Scudbi R.ad and Straits View Road, lohore Ilahru, will be CMpfcted
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    ANOTHER VIEW OF THE NEW ISTANA
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    MALAYAN CORRESPONDENT WANTED
    80 3 MALAYAN CORRESPONDENT WANTED TliP glamour the Orient b (;intu!ed the imagination «f "H« P< MrDougall." vi < gped i *v: nue. Toronio, Qhl ir:o. C a:iada. In tript writing witti char2tlcri>tic^ vlurh «ndirate thai ihf MS < :f the writer is feminine Hope :«^ks the Sunday Tribune if correspondents ran
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    EXPORT CREDITS
    66 3 Export credits ar, en Dec. 31. 1938. of unused rub'cer whirh are cancelled Known to 3.216 lb. fcr the whole of Malaya. Th« Controller cf Rubber. Malaya. ompiles the total amount of export •redits cancelled as follows: S.S. 'mainjmd> 2 lbs. SS. islands i Singapore uid Penang 17
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    Dramatic Rescues In Perak Shophouse Fire
    168 3 [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Jan. 28. x of the biggest fires m Perak m recent years occurred at Kuala Kan-'siir about febie* o'clock this moming, when s x shophouses m a row of 15 Wtro gutted, the damage being estimated at $35,000. *al
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    POLICE BAND
    50 3 c wuf f th Straits Settlements *on Wav the following programl*>* tort?" *u b 2 at Telok'Ayer i Hitch iTfr the <"K-ctton of Mr "PW p u nnh:tlren Hermann S lt:s urr J Ord fc' s Sw"! a Q tin;i Waldteufel; v 8 -sct d ts;, iitaryH>iii; juj
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    Death Of Mr. Lee Leong Kan
    146 3 THE death occurred on Wednesday of Mr. Lee Leong Kan at the age of 59 years at his residence at 196 Noordin Street. Penang. after a brief illness. The deceased retired a few years ago from a successful business career, bein^ a popular wholesale
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    CLUB EXEMPTED
    23 3 It is notified m the Government Gazette that the Jalaliyah Hidayathul Mus--I'm Club, Singapore, has been exempted under the Societies Ordinance.
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    Jewish Refugees May Be Given An Island Off Singapore
    370 3 Jewish Refugees May Be Given An Island Off Singapore (Tribune Staff Reporter) fTHERE is a possibility that at some future date, Government permission may be scught to use an island off Singapore as a haven for Jewish refugees from Germany should they ever he caught between Malaya and Shanghai. This
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    SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS' MEETING
    190 3 SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS' MEETING Singapore, Saturday. rE Victoria Memorial Hall was c^rwded to capacity when ths Rev. L. H. Christian of Washington. U.S.A. addressed members of the Singapore Seventh-day Adventist church this morning. Also *on the platform were delegatea from five unions and among the congregation were memcers of the
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    SAT THROUGH OWN FUNERAL
    88 3 Centerville, lowa, Dec. 12. Mrs. C. W. Jones sat through her own funeral services at the Methodist Church m Moravia on Sunday afternoon. The Rev. O. J. Fix, of Burlington, former Moravia pastor, had been called to preach Mr. Jones' funeral service. The preacher misunderstood and
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    NEW JOHORE ISTANA AS IT LOOKS TO-DAY
    30 3 The new Istana which has been built for H.ll. the Sultan of Jchore. It will be ready for occupation m about three months.
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    Soldier Discharged On Rape Allegation
    161 3 Singapore. Saturday. T*HOMAS Robert. Carson Steenson X of the 11th A.A. Battery. X.A Changi, appeared for the fifth time this morning before Mr. Ccnrad Old- ham m the second police court on a charge of alleged rape of a European girl. AA\ E. M. Tampoe
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    PRIVATE DETECTIVES FOR STORE ?
    306 3 PRIVATE DETECTIVES FOR STORE (Tribune StaH Reporter) T^IIE recent mentior of private <!<'- A tectives In COUfi and thr appearance of advertisements m i i» local newspapers for people with an inclination for thi< kind of work, leads one to believe 'hat KWj We fjwl approaching the day when we
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    New Commissioners
    47 3 Singapore, Friday. Mr. R. C. H. Lim, Mr. R. Jumabhoy and Dr. A. J. Lim took their seats on the Municipal Commission for the first time to-day following theii appointment. On behalf of the other Commissioners, the President, Mr. VV. Hartley, welcomed the new members.
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  • On The MALAYAN SCREEN
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      Thrilling Pictures Coming This Week
      668 5 Thrilling Pictures Coming This Week A film th:.. week-nv't at the Ca] k< i you sco:> these I br* If > i•^' King, atoning Rona'd Colinan rod Pranci Dee m the leading rol 5. Most pel sons knew the story of '-Ii I Were King pic arc was made Inn
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      "WHY do they GAPE At Us?" Say The Film Actors
      863 5 "WHY do they GAPE At Us?" Say The Film Actors Mc* Want I© He makes a star famous. Ability to act? Personality? Glamour? !»ut another way, why are stars made so much of? Do they really deserve all the praise and lavish bouquets that are handed to them so freely?
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      Star Watch Over The Stars
      35 5 Not the proveibi .1 oak bnt strong cncugfi to brnr the love of Fat O'FJrirr. and .Margaret Lindsay m "Garden of the ."Moon," First National Picture coming to Malaya soon.
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      K.O. Kills OK
      85 5 WHEN movie scene is heing Z "sb^t," nobody pays much 5 attention to the director. U* is ihrrr. ;»ml if hr h:»s anything to sWii! ii!« he*?l ftiakc his j»rr- 2 sence fdt. Rut after a comedy 5 ij sequence m "There's Always a Woman.' 1 iiircctor
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      She Shall Have MUSIC
      15 5 Joan BlondeU is fond of the guitar, makes an idea! senoritn.
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  • EXTRACTS
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      Secret Of Java Spy Revealed
      200 6 A LIBRARY has been provided m Palo Altar California, to exhibit publicly Herbert Hoover's vast collection of world war secrets. It rill contain 5,000,000 documents ari records of men and women, living and dead, who took, part In the uuceas:ng map-changing of Europe and Asia.
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      Barbados Plea
      133 6 I^GR years it has been hoped m the West Indies, particularly m Jamaica and Barbados (the population of the !*tter being approximately 1.200 per tquaie mile), that the surplus population of these island; would be sett'e^ m British Guiana, and since the wide t-preaci disturbances of 1937 it
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      Birth Of A Doll
      110 6 /CELLULOID dolls are born six at a v time, out of a thin oblong oheet uf double thickness. This is placed over the concave die of the design of the Holly, and a convex die is pressed upcr. It til the same time that steam is
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      Your TEETH If You're No Longer In LOVE
      226 6 IF you would lv*. <• pood solid, glistening teeth, fall head-over-heela m iove ngbi away and stay there. That is the prescription offered today by Dr. E. P. Briggs, a dental surgeon of Eangor, Me., speaking at the Greater New York dental
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    An EXTRACT From History-Rome Version
    14 6 An EXTRACT From History-Rome Version •(Glasgow Bulletin) MICE'S MAT \IM Britain iL(ix once Human.
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    One Way To See The World
    104 6 rtMIE sixteen-year-old lad, very sure 1 of himself for his age, stepped into the Navy recruiting office. He tapped the recruiting officer on the shoulder. "I'd like to hook up (with the Navy" stated. "I want to see the word." "How oM are you?"
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    PROPAGANDA GUN NOW
    73 6 TIIK Spanish Government forces have brought into action on the Catalan front a propaganda gun, which shoots leaflets into the Insurgents' lines. One such leaflet reads: "Spanish soldiers, do not let yourselves be sacrificed. "See how. while you always have to light m the- front line, your
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    Sensation !!
    139 6 Sensation THE lory statements of the relative naval forces of the French and Enp, Jish are perfectly ridiculous. We are informed thai the French have m commission, or ready for it, 11 ships of 126 puns when they have only nine of 120 guns! We an- next frightened with a
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    Jwelve Biggest Stories Of Year
    277 6 Jwelve Biggest Stories Of Year ADOLF Hitler dominated world news m *****, according a list of A the twelve bi* ne.vs stories of the year announced r-esnth by the United Press. The selections were made by the editors of the United Press m New York, where dispatches frcm correspondents around
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    Australians Oppose Conscription
    78 6 Australians Oppose Conscription UXCOMPKOMISING hostility to compulsory military training m Australia, and to service overseas, has been voiced by the in-tei-State executive of the Australasian Council of Trades .Unions, at a meeting at Melbourne. Hostility was also expressed to the manufacture of munitions and war materials m Australia by private
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    T M A HARMONICA News
    535 6 T M A HARMONICA News No. 25 SINGAPORE January 29, 1935. With this issue, the T.M.A. Harmonica News has reached Us twenty-filth number, and we are really very phased to note the great number of friends we have made during the »>a^t few months. Wo <viiy hope that the information
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      171 6 WHY DOES A CHILD'S Pfll IP II GET worse VllUUn AT NIGHT? jj jgy^Sj^^^, Tk^ s a scientific reason, of course, HI t> but mothers are more interested ia Mm Xr f r/0 d o D|9 1 Tonight, when coughing starts, giv« fjfim—^. your child Chamberlain's Cough B, Remedy. Chamberlain's
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1767 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES "4\S the u>\, is a dome, and I suppose there will U- a flagstafl on top of lhat. You only mcd a man ;tt n,v on top of the flagstaff and the thing will be complete The speaker was a well-known member of git* pore'a cafe society,
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    This Week's Short Story
    1854 8  -  Dorothy Dixon By A COLOUR SCHEME SPARHOLI is a friend of mine, and Sparholt has a weakness. The weakness is for red-haired women. He has made an absolute fool of him self over several m his time. Now, as a friend of Sparholt, and. moreover, a
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      239 8 CONSTIPATIONTHE CAUSE OF MOST HUMAN ILLS! Poisonous waste m the int -stines affect< the entire ijmHW hlood. utrvv-s. organs and bra«n! To bf» perfectly healthy, and free from headaches, 'nerves.' indigestion, i olris influenza, etc.. it is therefore WNHM9O3 to relieve intestinal cong stum (or m\s riPATION). by takin< IJI'IIOtIHWI
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      17 8 1939 WESTINGIkOUSE SYMPHONIC VOICE RADIOS AND THE CATHEDkAL TONE TUNNEL. WORLD-WIDE RADIO CO. 98. Robinson Road. Singapore.
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      1141 8 PILES NEGLECTED, MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS OPERATION Many people suffer m silence untold agonies, constant brain- wearying irritation and pain caused by piles, simply because they have never discussed this trouble with even such a confidant as their chemist. If you are a sufferer, make up your mind to ask
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    THE SHADOW OF DEATH LIFTS FROM FRANCE – BUT NOT FROM MARSEILLES
    722 9  - THE SHADOW OF DEATH LIFTS FROM FRANCE BUT NOT FROM MARSEILLES C. S. HAMMONDS (By iimikn y»u i r '> H<':iH' m a French ship irhkh carries passengers no further than Msrseiltea you arc undertaking a long train journey to par< and Calais vhieh, if von arc obvrvant. can teach
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    SCENE OF A HOLOCAUST
    17 9 Just a part oi the damage caused by the disastrous fire at Marseilles.
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    OFFICER VANISHES WITH GIRL SPY
    281 9 Paris, .Tan. 6. LfOW a French naval reserve officer was hired to a mysterious fate by a irirl decoy of a spy ffang was revealed to-day at Frances's great naval base, Toulon. I Fur spvpu weeks the officer's disapjprance had been kept a close secret,
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    Woman Is Shot For Espionage
    446 9 Burgos. IT is now known beyond dispute that two persons have lost their lives m consequence of the discovery by the Nationalists of an illegal packet m a British consular bag which was being taken into France from San Sebastian. I One is a man
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    ARTIST'S GIFT TO SPAIN
    87 9 AR TIST'S GIFT TO SPAIN Barcelona. A GIFT of 200.000 francs (about £1,100) recently donated to Spain by the Spanish artist, Pablo Picasso, will be used to open two children's restaurants, it is annountsd by the women's auxiliary of the Ministry ol Defence. I Both restaurants will be named "Picasso
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    THROUGH THE EYES OF A WOMAN
    1585 10 THROUGH THE EYES OF A WOMAN k *vs Ami o g^« Of The Week ftcrr.s of interest to Singapore and up-country readers alike find tneir way into these pages each week, where our correspondent talks of current social events, takes you round the shops and writes of other things to
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      143 10 On Holidays A sea voyage is one of the finest way.s of restoring jaded nerves and reviving an over-worked body, but it must be approached rationally. The rxcclicnt food usually te;npts one to over-cat, the inviting deck-chair discourages exercise with the remit that liverish ness and digestive disorders frequently ensueTo
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    FIRESIDE THE Best Place
    713 11 FIRESIDE THE Best Place THIS fi I write the weather m v Bide ;i very comfortat! place I I blowing a gale and heavy rain Is falling, hut thm> have been pfttel wreathei during tfig werk 11..'. weath* h th<^ charm ol the unexpected. rnn who knows' To-morrow b another
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    166 11 Cameron Highlands Bulletin TIIK (amiTuti Highlands visi- tors list is somewhat short- er thi> \\<*ek. as i» only t> be 5 I expected now that holidays have drawn to a close. I There are. however, still a Rood few people there, including J some Singaporeans, among whom 1 S are
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    KUALA LUMPUR "GOES G AY"
    459 11 Our weekly Fraser'sHill talks lof gales and jj Srain-but bints ata fine 5 to-morrow BOIL* X r ET another week has passed, and here vre are once again, ready to fell you of recent social happenings. We started off on Wednesday with th^ usual dance
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    Do These Gadgets Find A Home IN YOUR HOME?
    778 11 Do These Gadgets Find A Home IN YOUR HOME? MANY women, especially when they are setting up home for the first t?me, are apt to lory ft bo bucket ado caiately lor kitchen equipment. They are so anxious to have a living room which is as enchanting as V- is
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      SAVE OUR SHIPPING
      331 12 |^JALAYA as a whole is affected bj the loss of British trade on i. China seaboard and Singapore v particular must now look to its snip ping trade. In neither case is th< loss severely felt at present but it seems inevitable that, whatever the outcome of
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      A USEFUL GUIDE
      247 12 jy| ANY Malayan students of democracy and political reform have expressed the need of some simple and inexpensive guidance on the constitution, laws and administration of Great Britain. Most of the available books on the subject are voluminous tomes, and difficulty hs presented m the fact that
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    Lines Of Aggression
    840 12 Point To Singapore BRITISH PREMIER GAMBLING ON A CRACK IN THE AXIS Premier's Smile At !1 Duce In Rome LAST week I referred to measures by Britain and America to watch more closely their interests m South Asia and the Pacific, and drew particular attention to scattered
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    Expionage Drive By Britain and america
    350 12 Expionage Drive By Britain and america Malaya Looks \i Tin' W'nrlil Taking No Chances These Iwo nun are very busy on special and urgent tasks and what they are doing is of more immediate importance to the balance of power and European peace than the turn of affairs m Spain.
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    Spanish War And AFTER
    184 12 Spanish War And AFTER age to CaroL W necessary this kingly trickster v. !1 he gravely i tireatettßd. Ettbbentron goes to Poland, which has boon too friendly lately with Soviet Russia. Poland, Czechoslovakia, Rumania. Hungary, ITugOslftVhi and Russia an; all vitally interest sd m the Ukraine, the population of which
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    SINGAPORE'S YOUNGEST SAILING CLUB INTRODUCES NEW DESIGN
    461 13 No "Bar" Members! (Tribune Stiff Reporter) y OUNCEST sailing club m Singapore, if not m Malaya, the Ponggol Sailing Club is the first to introduce a new design into sailing craft. For as little as S3 a month, one can Lccome a member
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    SOME OF THE PIONEERS
    55 13 SOME OF THE PIONEERS M» mln is nl li <• Ponggbl S;ii!hi^ (I mI) post for a piii vii' Th» 3UTC r ::i I' !t to ii»!'.t. Ml I vet? Ihfc d 111 1 Gall :i:i '»l. Mr F. I. I K > LI (t Prior. Mr.l'.T.O I/unnrrt, Mr. (i.
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    What Air Filtering Means To Singapore Hospital Sufferers
    479 13 What Air Filtering Means To Singapore Hospital Sufferers (Tribune SI aIT Kt'»i»rler) 4 i;|i, p forward m medical science has been taken by the General H'sinui here, who have installed Carrier air conditioning machines m operating theatres and two wards. Tl tie is no doubt tint air-ccndition- If a Is
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    39 13 Tiie Rev. c. F. Andrews addressed the members of the Orissa Congress Legislative Party on Jan. 17 last, at. Cuttack. He will stay there to study the Orissa flood problem, opium prohibition and -specially the States movement.— (United Press >
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    NEW SUPREME COURT TO OPEN ON AUG. I?
    134 13 NEW SUPREME COURT TO OPEN ON AUG. I? (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE new Singapore Supreme Court, which last week shed its hoardings and became visible externally to the Singapore public, is still a jealously-guarded preserve of the builders and none may enter without special permission It is possible to see
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    In Full Sail
    18 13 »nc of the craft of the n?w Ponggol Sailing Cud. described m the accompanying article.
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    DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED FRENCH SOLDIER
    141 13 DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED FRENCH SOLDIER Paris.— The death has occurred m I Paris of Colonel Mercadier, who was i leading member of the mission which during the war went to. the United States under M Andre Tardieu. Colonel Mercadier was the son of M. Mercadier, the well-known journalist who was
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    'Immigrant' Clerks In Singapore Jobs
    284 13 Local Preference A Solution (Tribune Staff Reporter) YTANY have often wondered v. hy as large a number ;«s :*<»o applications are received for .m advertised clerical job. Some attribute this to the increasing number of boys who leave school each year, and to the belief
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    FRONTIER CABINET
    41 13 Peshawar, Jan. 18. Another prolong sitting of the Cabinet was held r.t Government House to-day when among other things, the question of cuts m special pays and allowances of official his d'scussed at length. The Governed /resided. 'United Press)
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    PARADISE LOST, AND PARADISE REGAINED!
    254 13 PARADISE LOST, AND PARADISE REGAINED! I I f i: mtit r) k WELL-KNOWN l .oh hanker \\l>.) has 1) Aung forwaid to leave i Jive years— I I !a'.t rlv \\i(, deal of anticipation wa> efT from Ipoh S( tiiin gf noon Salur<i:«y week m the d ;;Id lpoh slyK
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    USED CATAPULT
    75 13 Parthasarathi, one of the accttied who wu.s charged wfJtfa having behaved m a disorderly manner 'by shooting a stone against the Premier of Madras with ratapillL" while he was uddre-ssing an anti-Federation meeting on the TripJicane Beach. Madras, lias been awarded one month's rigorous Impriflomnent .'Hid was a
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    PINNED TO BED BY LUMBAGO
    215 14 Scarcely Moved for Weeks Acting on nln principle of 'when you Know a koocl thin» tell your friends about .t, M a man who has had very bad lumbago Elites as follows:— "I had sniftered Irom lumbago m my oack, md for weeks could scarcely
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    PULLORUM DISEASE AND ITS PREVENTION
    728 14 I'onltrv Notes IK "Orpington" Determining "Carriers' 1 Blood Tests By D.W.D., or Pullorum disease, is responsible for heavy losses among young poultry stock. Unfortunately at the present time there is no actual ciire for the disease and the poultry rearer's efforts must be directed towards
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    WELL CAUGHT SIR!
    98 14 Cologne. A YOUNG girl who fell 22 feel wh'U cleaning windows at Kamen was saved from serious injury by a man who caught her. She wss polishing a pane when she slipped. She managed to grasp the sill, but realised sh* 1 cculd not retain her hold.
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    GOERING'S PICTURE UNSEIZABLE
    93 14 GOERING'S PICTURE UNSEIZABLE Cologne. BAILIFFS cannot nftt a picture of Field Marshal (touring for naynient of debts, aceordin» t., a de< ision reached by the coint at N>ubrandenburg. The court was considering the rase of a married man with ..even chlldr?n. It was maintained that Qoerfnfg pic. j ture iU
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    Egyptian Mythology And Its Relation To Eyes
    386 14  - Egyptian Mythology And Its Relation To Eyes R. A. Thompson [By Doctor Of Ocular Science| JX> commemorate ihe holding: of (he fifteenth infernal ional >phthalmoiofficai Congress at Cairo, the Egyptian Government issued t special series of postage stamps, which are of considerable interest n view of the mythology connected <vith
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    MAGINOT LINE DEFENDERS' HOLIDAYS
    58 14 MAGINOT LINE DEFENDERS' HOLIDAYS Paris. Defenders of the Maginot line are to have their Christmas holidays spread over a period from December 15 to January 15. Men from the frontier districts wll' be given five clear days, while tiw* 1 from fortresses or garrisoned far from their homes will have
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    The EAST IS FULL OF CONTRASTS
    209 15 ({INGAPORE Saigon Hongkong Shanghai Manila and Java with Bandoeng thrown m. H does not tak* you long to see all those places— one month should suffice rtake tho tour at th" j.i en nent, you will be sreatly stn* k by the man! »si
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    THESE "GUARD" MANILA!
    578 15 I pcactkaUj every step you I Mv impression here was that the I Population looks more after its I than alter its business I !>at it must not be forgotten that I "^on is the source of one of the I world's largest rite exporting centres. I
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    TOUR OF PHILIPPINES, JAVA AND CHINA
    179 15 In the security of our homes, the great majority of us, I am sure, do not know how the other half of the world lives! Test Ok* The Sea At Amoy and gambling-mud Macp.o which are easily reached, and which Should be ports of
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    BEAUTY SPOT OF JAVA
    667 15  -  Lim Keng Hor By Islands, and I am told that they are planning to buy over the fleet and other defences from the United States. In addition, they are anxious to build a base like the Singapore Naval Base. When I was m Manila, I met
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    SHANGHAI IN FLAMES
    435 15 wealth, killing 20 persons m addition to wreaking damage estimated at nearly a million pesos, and then veered towards IndJ-China. Our boat just skirted the fringe of the typhoon, arriving m Manila on the same day as we read of the toll it too* of life and
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    GIRL FIGHTS ON SEA BED WITH FEAR-CRAZED DIVER
    477 16 GIRL FIGHTS ON SEA BED WITH FEAR -CRAZED DIVER CAPTAIN OF A PEARLING CREW AT 22 DRETTY twenty-two-year-old Martha Wraahtfl, a tiny UnmHic with hashing brown Byes, is visiting- London after spend in*; two years at the strangest and most excitini* job m the ivnM <«*r a woman. She is
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    CHAINED BY THE NECK
    55 16 Police made arrests when these unem leved men chained themselves ti> the railings of the Employment Exchange m Settle Street, m London's East End. The men chained themselves to the railings as part oi the campaign for winter relief which has been organised by the National
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    TAIL LIGHTS FOR CATTLE
    46 16 Wallacebuvg, Ontario, j ALL cattle being driven through t!v.* streets of Wallaceburg m future must carry red tail lights at night, the '.own council has orderxd. The lights, the order says, must bje j xed to the "left rears" of the cattle.
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    BISHOP BANS WEDDING MARCH
    54 16 BISHOP BANS WEDDING MARCH Budapest. VfEITIItK Mendelssohn's "WedJ^ ding March" nor Wagner's Bridal March from "Lohengrin' may m future be played at weddings m the diocese of Szekesfe1k war. The bishop has issued an order banning operatic music m his chr rci.es, or any music other than that specially written
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      238 17 ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In SINGAPORE /ill Z2S Metres C 133 me s> /ill* :;»!•»> Metres (SMJ9 mcs) Band music, t orchestra] concert by Roller's Hungarian Band, directed C Rel i-tyed from the el). V* m. a 10 Richard Huyward— Ballad Sin^U n l I
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      354 17 LONDON f 91 End of Transmission 2. Musical interlude. Tin\N\n^inM 9 ao Bi^ Ben Cards on the Tuble>> nuu«9slG»IUN .>. exchange of viewi on the news of the day, between speakers GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m.) from different parts of the Em a.m. p re 6.40 'London Log.'* 9.40 'Orchestral
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      158 17 COLOMBO VPB 6.16 Mc;s (48.7 m.) a.m. 9.50 Ban?, preaching m Sinhalese. 10.45 The news (m Sinhalese;. 10.50 Morning service. 11.50 Interval. 11.55 "Poopradaksanam"— a weekly newsletter (m Tamil) p.m 12.05 Hindustani music. 12.20 "The Old Contemptibles"- final part. The record of the British Expeditionary Force from Mons to Ypres,
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      80 17 BERLIN DJB 1520 M<s (19.7 m.) p.m. J2F 6.20 Concert of light music. 7 20 News m English. 7.35 Concert of light music (continued). 8.20 News and review ot the week In German. 8.35 A Sunday evening programme. f.50 Brass band. 9.20 News and review of the week m English
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      30 17 MANILA KZRM 953 Mc.s OIJ m.) p m. 3.20 Tea dance music -5.20 Band concert. 5.50 Sunday night mu.su jle. 8.10 News Period. 8 20 Symphony Hour. lO.iiU Close down
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    51 18 Iran Minister Relieved Of Post Teheran, Iran. M. Ahi. Iranian Minister oi Roads and Communications, has b'Snn relieved of his post on the grounds. ijt is reported, of ill-health. The under-secretary of trn<> ministry, Dr. Sajadi. will assume th b portfolio tcmporarilv until the appoin' xnent of a ik'w minister.
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    258 18 THREE WOMEN IN LIFE OF T.E. LAWRENCE London. Jan 15. A LTHOIGH Lawrence of Arabia once look Lady Astor along Plymouth Embankment at 90 miles an hour on the back of his motorcycle, he was shy of women. He was never m love; and he was friendly with cnly three
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    CHAINED TO A BURDEN OF FATIGUE?
    258 18 CHAINED TO A BURDEN OF FATIGUE? Tlrod to ueutii d»ecp*ess—tnitabJfa'^ ing iar too qiuciiy-tneee are tuc Uiais ArfiKh 100 man> men ana women who :.\> out .ecu kv muu Trcpics. Yet it need not be so. Tht agrsiesa is only cry.ll3 cut ior a ton;c stimulatini; c et, ncn a\
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    HEROINE OF "THE CITADEL"
    35 18 Rosalind Kiuseli piays "Christine" screen wife of Robert Donat m the film version of "THE CITADEL" being produced by Metro-Gold wynMayer. The season opens at the Pavilion on Tuesday, Jan. 31
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    Mooney Says "I Am Still In Danger—"
    444 18 Mooney Says "I Am Still In Danger New York.. Jan. 15. 'POM MOONEY, American Dreyfus, liberated after nearly twenty- three years m prison for a bombing outrage he did not commit, decided to-day that his old enemies still have him "marked for death." Now the celebrations of his release from
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    Announced His Own Death To Trick Creditors
    312 18 London Jan. 15. |N an attempt to evade his creditors. a man. it was stated at Chelnisford Quarter Sessions, sent out letters announcing his own death. Hr is George Miller. 47. desn.bed as a salesman, who pleaded guilty to nint cases of obtaining
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    Wrote Diary Of Agony To Help Science
    234 18 Wrote Diary Of Agony To Help Science London, Jan. 15. SLOWLY riyiiitf, sufTVnnp: intcnj pain. Mr. E. B. Wmrs«tt T a brig liant surgeon, wrote for the beiiei of science his reactions to fifMj I years of the artery 'rouble of whMB he was victim. I H.-. tailed his doeumcnt
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    A PROMISING PLAYER
    17 19 Low Keat Soo. one of the most premising young players m P« rak to-day.
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    DEPARTURE FROM AN OLD SYSTEM
    108 19 DEPARTURE FROM AN OLD SYSTEM <B¥ "SPHlNX'— Penang.) CTASDARDISATION of the number of aces m doubles matches at 15 through vi all the States affiliated to the Badminton Association of Ma lav. i calls tor a great deal of comment from a certain section of badminton enthusiasts m the country.
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    MAYFAIR'S PRESIDENT
    22 19 SimSL VIV u;l> ihvlvi] PfcwMti of the Mayfair s*porr, at |fee ai»nu,| grofral Meeting of the Club held last Sunday.
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    MALACCA AD AMEAVEANS' TOURNEY
    112 19 T^*jminton tourn ament. run by the final stoge CmJL lhe semi fi »ak were:- han Sio Kow rt rh Slan Fi! r 21.21-13, ssoc beafT 01^ Kow and Esther 8 H ne Korp d Miss J^> Khoo 21—12 21 n The finals will be played on
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    SINGAPORE COMMENTS ON B.A.M. ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
    378 19 PENANC UNSUITABLE AS VENUE FOR MALAYAN CHAMPIONSHIPS BADMINTON FEATURE (Zdited By 'Phoenix') (f*y "Phoenix"— Singapore.) V v d E baflmmtor Payers and enthusiasts alike, while not wishing to query the derision ot the Badminton Association of Malaya m fixing Penang as venue for
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    ANOTHER WELCOME DECISION
    168 19 Another welcome decision of the B.A.M. is the inclusion of an event for veterans m future Malayan championships. This is as it should be, and it is to be hoped that many "oldtimers" will be .seen next Easter m Penang. One point which must b a stressed,
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    MAYFAIR'S SECRETARY
    27 19 Mr. Chan Yew Chong who was re-elected Honorary Secretary of the Mayfair 8.1.. Singapore, at the anituai general meeting of the Ciub held last Sunday.
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    Malaya Sending A Team To Hongkong?
    430 19 QF the various questions discussed at the general meeting of the Badminton Association of Malaya a few days ago at Penang, probably the most important was the question of sending a team to Hongkong. As I was not able to attend the meeting, i
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    RULES VIOLATED IN SELANGOR MALAYS' TOURNAMENT?
    450 19 RULES VIOLATED IN SELANGOR MALAYS' TOURNAMENT? (By 'Rambler"— Selangor) VERY much as expected the Bintang B.P. won the inter-team singles championship run by the Selangor Malays' Badminton League. They disposed of the Sentosa and Java Stia parties ft ith comparative ease Against the Sento.sa players Bintang won three-two the individual
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    S. B. A. ANNUAL MEETING
    63 19 THE time is fast approaching for the annual general meeting of the Singapore Badminton Association to be held, and m view of the many lessons the pa^t season has taught, a good deal of discussion is anticipated under "general" of the agenda. One hopes that
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  • SUNDAY MORNING SPORTS PARADE
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      The Curtain Rings Down On Malayan Rugger Season
      686 20  - The Curtain Rings Down On Malayan Rugger Season Hugh Savage IBy SOCCER'S HERE AGAIN j\\CKI*T for ii feu unimportant fixtures yesterday's game culminates the ru.uhy season and so ends another remarkably year m the annals of Malayan ru«rby. me season had some salient feature,. th? great (fisplays exhibited by certain
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      BOXING
      381 20 "Vviv" Oh rriHIS week. I should like to tall A the attention of seconds and managers to a habit which they have and which m thn opinion of many should lit stopped. It is the habit of running mound the ring and telling contestants what to do This usually
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      Eventful Week Of Hockey As Season Nears End
      762 20  - Eventful Week Of Hockey As Season Nears End J. Rajasooria By WE have had an eventful week of hockey, packed with more surprises, and we have to thank the Selangor women for that. We have been m a position m the past to say with some certainty which side would
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  • Secretary of State for Colonies on War Talks
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      "Those Who Assumed Britain Was Weak Were Wrong"-Mr. MacDonald
      200 21 BRITISH PEOPLE ARE WITHOUT EQUAL London, Jan. 28, JVIK. Malcolm Mac Donald, Secretary of State for the Dominions and Colonies, m a speech at Leeds, said that many people were far too pessimistic about the prospects for 1939. The world was
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      INCREASED TAXATION IN JAPAN
      97 21 INCREASED TAXATION IN JAPAN Tokio, Jin. 28. TIIF Ministry of Finance has orauii up a programme for increased taxation aiminj* at a new revenue of two hundred million yen, which is to be apj,h piutrtl lor military expenses. The Finrue Ministry has lifted the ban on currency remittances aboad to
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      Celebrations In Germany On Monday
      71 21 Celebrations In Germany On Monday B'-rlm Jan. >8 a oi<> reveille with drum and file b:v\ti* m the steets wii* open Germany's clay li iia^muU revolution on Monday 1 o'clock Greenwich Mono lime. An hour later Dr. GoebbeLs addresses all school children. At 10 o'clock. Hitler hands medals to Ebtwmnen
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      STREAM OF REFUGEES INTO FRANCE
      124 21 STREAM OF REFUGEES INTO FRANCE Perpi^nan. Jan. 29. r"H a growing stream of refugee* reaching the French frontier, military authorities have adopted measure > fur maintaining public order. A battalion of Senegalese troops was distributed between the towns of Cerbere. Prat de Moll e and Perthus. Another battalion of infantry
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      Spanish Refugees
      79 21 London, Jan. 28 It is stated m London that the majority of the Spam h refugees who nVd before Pianco's advance on the Catalonian Capital are now concentrate J away from the roads and railways on the Spanish side of the frontier. Food and other stores are beinsr
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      Home Football Results
      336 21 \^'TH the exception of one match, all the English and Scottish league f»<»tball ties were played yesterday. Results as cabled by Reuter from I( >iHion on Saturday afternoon appear below. first round replay for the Scottish Cup between Buckle Thistle and '•tHsdale resulted m a win for
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      "Republican Forces Still Able To Fight"-Negrin
      195 21 "Republican Forces Still Able To Fight"- Negrin Gerona, Jan. 28. 44 A LTHOUGH Spain is passing through the most difficult phase of the war the enemy's hopes of the collapse of the Republic with the fall of Barcelona are, once more, destined to be frustrated" declared Negrin m an address
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      JOE LOUIS MEETING GALENTO
      33 21 New York, Jan. 28.— The New York Daily Mirror says that Joe Louis is meeting Tony Galento m a world title fight m New York on June 29. Reuter
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      G. O. C. ON HIGH STANDARD OF RUGBY IN MALAYA
      293 21 G. O. C. ON HIGH STANDARD OF RUGBY IN MALAYA "J HOPE that the departure of the Malayan team will lead to an interchange of games between this country and Hongkong," said Mr. E. S. Lawrie, chairman of (he Malayan Rimby Union, at a dinner held last night al the
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      MISSIONARY MEETING
      123 21 Under the auspices of the Malayan Christian Committee of Coun.:el and Reference, a oub.l c meeting is beinec held on Feb. 1 at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5.45 p.m. The subject is "The International Missionary Conference, Madras, 1938." Addresses are to be eiven by the Bishoo of
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    "A Stronger Britain Is The Best Guarantee For Peace"
    230 22 "A Stronger Britain Is The Best Guarantee For Peace" Finance An Important Defence Weapon Stirring Speech By Sir John Simon London. Jan. 28. AM EASURES for safeguarding world peace were referred tj m a speech A last night by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Sir John Simon said that Britain
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    BRITISH NAVAL RESERVES
    101 22 London, Jan. 28. FLEET orders announce the reinstitutiun of "immediate reserve" which existed from 1912 onwards i>m lapsed after the War. It comprises a portion oi the Royal re enre whose personnel under&k to come up for. service at any time h .1 calfed up by mdhidual
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    Gold Census In Japan
    38 22 Tokyo, Jan. 29.— The Ministry of ance is seekine: legal p>owers to take a census of all gold articles, preparatory to com: Piling their owners to sell to Government m case of necessity. Reuter
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    BITTER ATTACK BY GANDHIJI
    85 22 Bombay. Jan. 28. l BITTER attack on Congress for "corruption*' m connaction with the Congress elections was made by Mahatma Gandhi m his weekly article m "Harijan," m which he said that internal decay has set m the Congress. "Out of the present condition of the
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    Selangor Residents Pledge Loyalty To Sultan
    292 22 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Saturday IJNFLINCHING loyalty was pledged m addresses presented this ai'terneon io the Suitan of Selangcr, H.H. Sir Hisamul-din Alam Shah, K.C.M.G.. by Chinese. Eurasian, Indian, Ceylonese and Singhalese communities of the State, on the occasion of His Highnesses
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    Alleged Cheating Of $1, 800
    102 22 A lleged Cheating Of $1, 800 Singapore, Sunday. ALLEGED to have cheated a company at 610, North Bridge Road, the Police are keeping a rharp lookout far a 22-year-old Sikh named S. Baguan. The Sikh, from the beginning ot January, apparently took consignments Ox cloth from the firm, and said
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    TWO KILLED IN AIR CRASH
    54 22 flying Officer Alexander Charles Doaglas, an Au .ralian and an expert m aerobatics, was killed with Flight- Sergeant John James Cooper when a training plane tra.heu m fog at 130 miles an hour at Walberton. near Arundel, Sussex. Photo shows the wreckage of the plane
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    Death Of Mr. Chua Keh Hai
    309 22 Death Of Mr. Chua Keh Hai Singapore, Sunday. UIS many friends will learn with deep regret the death, which occurred suddenly yesterday, of Mr. Chua Keh Hai. Mr. Chua. who was present at Friday's Municipal Commissioner's meeting, took ill shortly after returning home the same evening. Cause of his death
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    Nazi Propaganda In Canada
    50 22 Ottawa, Jan. 28.— Reports of Nazi propaganda activities, linked with German Government Officials m Canadr. have been rr.atfe to the Government, Mr. Mackenzie King told the Canadian House of Corrmons. He addecj that the reports were being investigated tnd a statement might be made shortly Reuter
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    Australian Tennis Championships
    38 22 Australian Tennis Championships Melbourne, Jan. 28. In the Australia lawn tennis championship finals for the women's stogies title Miss West Scott beat Miss Hopman 6-1. 6-2. In the Men's doublos, Brcmfields Quist beat D. P. Turnbul 7-5, Reuter
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    FLOODS IN ENGLAND: WORST FOR YEARS
    51 22 London. Jan. 28. Floods m low-lying areas of England which followed recent heavy rains and snow; are the worst exDerienced for seme years. It b« estimated that throughout the country, 52 main roads and over 200 important secondary roads are temnorarily impassable. British Official
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    LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS
    155 22 LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS TCihOM th? time the cut i: m rose or 'ii I Were Sag," at i;. c i apiioi midnight promut" las; ni~ht, ;t was obvious thai no t fFoi I h:u.; \wm spared to make this pn»duv!ien ail that <•< uid be desirrd. I. is a
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    "Suez" At Alhambra
    137 22 ONE of the year's greatest screen epic "Suez," which lu,d its premice at midnight last niehl at the Alhambn; >eatre. is produced mth a nr.iKntlUifC possible only on the screen, and is probably one of the most memorable pictures lo have come out of Hollywood. Starring Tyrone
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    Comedy At Capitol
    144 22 A REAL cure for the "hints," "ttcb i'n'an, I «»or Girs" which op«n«! at the Capitol Theatre ni^-ht. v rollickir.p comi'Hv, with i» cast *f IM;pul?r comedy payers Robert Noting, urbane humourist, Rutf Biissey, a cnarrning and popular star, L» Ay cs. Guv Kjbbce. Luna Turner a
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    CONGRESS RIGHT WING SUPPORTS DR. SITARAMAYYA'S CANDIDATUBE
    544 22 CONGRESS RIGHT WING SUPPORTS DR. SITARAMA YYA 'S CANDIDA TUBE LEADERS' STATEMENT Congress President's Position Bardoli, Jan. 21. QARDAR Vallabhai Patel, Babu Rajendra Prasad, Sj, Jah-atndas Dou!a- tram, Acharya Kripalani, Seth Jamnalal Bajaj, Sj. Shankarrao Deo i&d Sj. Bhulabbai Desai. al! members of the All-India Congress Workintr Committee, have issued
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  • Ringing The Curtain Down On Rugby
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      SOUTH SCORE GREAT VICTORY OVER NORTH
      836 23 WINNERS' FINE RALLY IN SECOND HALF lly "ilerim**") South 15 pts. North i\ pts. Singapore, Saturday. GRAM) second half rally enabled the Seutfci to cury oiV the honours hi the end-o!'-the-sea>on ru^l-y nntrh at Anson Road Stadium Ihis afternoon, when they defeated the North
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      CHAR'S BIG UPSET: PAYS $142
      694 23 First Day Of Ipoh Meeting Easter Parade And Poor Bill Win DEAD HEAT IN FIRST RACE {From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh 4 Saturday. fPOH racecourse was packed almost to capacity this afternoon, when the first day's racing m the Jan.-Feh. meeting of the Perak Turf
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      big sweep.
      61 23 The draw for the big: (value $36,894 resulted as follows: I SEE YOU LATER ***** 2- BATTI ***** 3. Hard going 2654;* Starters: Celtic Kurd *****. Merry Widow ***** Kalili 46**9. Grofmo N53. Mountain Stream *****. Deep Sio ***** Viola H ***** Arjroutar ***** LUCk> Life 10U1 Starlight
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      DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
      391 23 RACE I.— PINAFORE $16 and $56. Pat Burke $11 and $27. Miss Rod $10. RACE 2.— EASTER PARADE $92 and $30. Kerrena $10. Blue and White $14. RACE 3 roOR BILL $49 and $20. Littlehurst $15. Udicon $27. RACE 4.— CHAR $142 and $44. Nonia Manis
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      Teams For North-South Match
      156 23 Teams For North-South Match THE teams m ihc match played at Anson Road Stadium en Saturday evening were as follows: NORTH D. R. Harper (capt.) T. Falficld (Sel.) A. Close (P). C. W. Lyle (P.) J. H. Abbott (Sel.) J. W. Ewart (P.) M. B. Pestana (P.) D. Mcßride (Sel.)
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      KHALSA SPORTS CLUB
      56 23 The Khalsa Sports Club will hold I*6 annual spcrts meeting on Sunday at -LOO p.m. at the club hcuop. Main business cf the evening will be the re-election of office-bearers. An incident m the ir.atch between the .North and South. Tha- picture gives an indication ol the
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