Malaya Tribune, 14 February 1936

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIIL- No. 37 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Friday, Feb. 14, 1936. Malaya Tribune 20 SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1936 FIVE CENTS
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      73 1 i— manmn. Read Ttiĕ SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya M RENOWNED THROUGHOUT MALAYA MF for PUREJT FOOD flJPPLIEf Tht Best Brands of i m \n in i i i:ii Australian S. C. S." and "Daisy": New Zealand "Anchor" PRIME QUALITY IMPORTED COOKIE!) MEAT «ELICACIBS Ik 3& Pork Brawn Bologna J
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      25 1 l New Shipment of Waterproof Dustproof Unbreakable Wyler Watches arrived On display at MALAYA WATCH CO, 433, North Bridge Road, Singapore (near Middle Road). i
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES. U.S. MERCHANT MARINE
    776 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES. U.S. MERCHANT MARINE Necessity For Prompt Modernisation IN an article contributed by Mr. A. H. 1 Haag, chief of the United States Shipping Board Bureau, Department of Commerce, to the annual industrial and financial number published by "The Journal of Commerce," New York, figures are quoted which,
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    RECONDITIONED U.S. LINER
    450 2 Work Completed 14 Days Ahead Of Time DECONDITTONING work in the Morgan liner Dixie, which was damaged by being driven on a Florida reef In a hurricane last September, has been an extensive contract. The work has been carried out at the Robins plant of the Todd
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      430 2 BRITISH INDi A P. O. S. N. COYs SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. CORFU 15,000 Feb. 14 SOMALI 6.810 Feb. 17 RANCHI 17,000 Feb. 28 BANGALORE 6.000 Mar. 12 N ALDER A 16,000 Mar. 13 CARTHAGE 15,000 Mar. 27 BHUTAN 6,100 Apr. 9 RAJPUT AN A 17,000 Apr. 10
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      495 2 IV. Y. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. t m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Feb. 19 s.s. HAKONE MARU Mar. 5 s.s. SUWA MARU Mar. 19 s.s. "FUSHIMI MARU" Apr. 2 Rates to Ist class 2nd
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      468 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Clas s Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. XT FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M.S. Sham MEONIA 3-3 3-3 4-3 6-3 ALSIA 24-3 24-3 25-3 27-3 FIONIA 31-3 31-3
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      448 2 I STEAMER SAILINGS TL, NORDDEUTSCHER ftSttl LLOYD W W (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARDS. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI NORTH CHINA JAPAN. 1936. "HAVEL" also calls Iloilo Feb 25 "GOSLAR" omits Manila liar. HOMEWARDS FOR HOLLAND, HAMBURG AND BREMEN: "ANSGIR" also calls Bilbao and Antwerp
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    171 3 P® BDEH PRICK I UNCHANGED Heavy New York Buying A'rom C);:r Funi/iefa/ Corrtiprmdeitt i Singapore, Friday morning Rubber > 2,v t tK unrhimgvd. Tom Steady, Quiet. Tip (Hitignp re) &> wn $1 I o-day's Prices;— i. nuoii: 7" unchanged. Maiket Tone: Quiet after firm. N»\v York: 35
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    RUBBER CROPS
    45 3 The following are rubber crops for the month of January: b. Alor Gajah 18,000 Australasia 12 500 Ayer Panas 69.000 Bukit Kubu 10.000 Glenealy 35,000 JMan Kebun 7.800 Kluang 28.000 Pajam 126.500 Swettenham 6.100 Tambalak 13,000 Teluk Anson 44 047 Ulu Benut 30.566
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    21 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt:—
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    MINING
    615 3 Singapore. Friday, 10 a.m. Issue. Fraser Lyall Value Co. Evatt 4 Ampat 5.9 6 3 5 6 6|£l A. Kumbaug 29 31 29 6 31 6 £1 A. Malay 59 601- 59,- 60|- A. Hitam 14 9 15 6 14 6 15 6 SI A. Weng 1.75 1 85cd
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    185 3 ISSUED BY FRASER 6s CO. EXCHANGE AND STOCK BROKERS SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL 1 Buyers Sellers 5T 1001 red. 1040 $400,000 InieieM Mai JI, £>epi 30 103 110 nom ISO 7 red. 1947 $1,600 000 Interest Mar. 31 Sept. 30 112 114 nom 4V*r 1909 red 190? 51 000.000
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    RUBBER
    364 3 Singapore, Friday, 10 a-in. Issue Value Fraser LyaU and Shares and Co. Ev\tt 1 Allenby 165 lis 1.70 180 lA. Gujah 105 116 100 1.074 IA. Hllara 140 1.50 140 150 IA. Molek OHi 0.95 0.90 100 2A. Malay 3.35 350 320 3.40 1 A Panas 145 100 145
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    GENERAL
    383 3 ex CLOSING QUOTATIONS £> cl> Issue. fntier Lyaii Value 4s Co. Evatt •>2 A. Brick: Ord. 1.20 1.30 1.30 IJO $2 A. Brick 7ft«& pre. 14j i.KUuoui 155 I.»o SlO Atlas Ice 12.25 12.75 12.25 12.75 £1 BA.T. 125 130 £8.7.6. £<5 12 0 BO B.M B'casimg 05 dis
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    98 3 DAILY TRICES CI'RRENT Singapore, Thursday, noon Buyers. Se'lers No. LX R. 8.8. in cases < F.O B February' 25 7 H 26 Good F-A,Q. in eases iKO.B. February» 25 3 4 25 13 16 No. 1.X.R.58. 'Spot-loose• ciwardoble 25 2 4 25 7
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    326 3 Malayan Stocks Show Big Decrease MESSRS. Lewis and Peat. Ltd.. LonP don. In their report, dated «aiL 29, state:— PLANTATION The market has been ouiet during the week and values today Show no change from those we quoted in our last report Statistics uo to the end
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    IRON AND STEEL
    82 3 Industries Show Remarkable Revival London. Fib. A remarkable revival in the iron and steel trades Is again evident in the production Qprures for January. The production of pig iron in the United Kingdom amounted to 595.50) tons compared with 559.300 tons in December and 521.200 tons in
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    LYALL & EVATT'S DAILY REPORT
    105 3 LYALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Singapore, Friday. MINING: Noticeable improvement in local dollar shares, Sun{;ei Luas $1.3.'. $138, Hon" Fatt buyers .90. Norths "Muted at .67':. sellers 70. .Tclebus .94 .96 Vx Klang River $1.97»0. buver.s. Rahman Hyd. .96 $100. Talam StTOOf, $1 '57 $1.70. S. Kinta in good demand at
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    GUTHRIE'S REPORT
    151 3 Speculative Interest Revives k FAIR amount of trading has taken n place since our last report, although manufacturers have not been quite such keen buyers during the last few days, state Messrs Guthiie and Co Ltd., Singapore, in their report dated Feb. 13. There has been a re-awakening
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    SILVER MARKET
    51 3 To Re-Commence Dealings On Saturdays London, Feb. 12. It was .stated officially to-day that silver market will re-commence dealings on Saturdays as from Feb. 15. The market was easier, the spot price for bar beinn 116 lower at 19 11 J6 Two months forward 19 V British Official
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    SIAM PAPER CO. LTD.
    736 3 NEW SCHEME Government Control Of Finance A MEETING of the .shareholders in the Siam Paper Co., Ltd., was held at Bangkok recently. The chairman said it had been an nounced that the company had con eluded with Messrs. J. M. Voith, of Germany, through their local
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      241 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. 'Incorporated in the Straits Settlement*) 31-A, Chula Street, (Bonham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4.*****0. laaaed, Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000,000 itegraphic Address:— Telephone Nos.:— Tyehuabank 5182. 5183. 5184 1186 5186. Board of Directors: Wee Kheng Chiang, Esq., Chairman. too Beng Cheang, Esq., Deputy Chairman Chionh
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      28 3 THE KASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPOR/ HON. LTD FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D, Cecil St.. Singapore L. G. JOHNSON, General Manager.
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      88 3 THE EASTERN BANK, LIMITED. (Incorporated in England) SINGAPORE BRANCH: 4. h'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital fts.uuu.uoe Paid-up Capital £1,90 C,000 Reserve Fund 500,05f» HEAD OFFICE: LONDON. BRANCHES: Bombay, Calcutta Colombo. X irachi Madras. Amara, Baghdad. Bihrein, Basra. Kirkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened ana money received on Fixed
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      246 3 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in S m Settlements SUCCESSORS 11 THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK. LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD. AND THE OVERSE A CHINESE BANK, LTD. CAPITAL: Aulhorised $40,000,000.00 Paid l)o $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE: CfffNA BUILDING CHULIA SING lOr M BRANCH 458, NORTH BRIDC.E ROAD. HOARD OF DIRECTORS'
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      963 4 Jbbkwae j j SCHIFFNER CO., LTD. J TELEPHONE 7342. A <• M. HASSAN 36 37, BRAS BASAII ROAD, SINGAPORE. We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your j
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      743 4 THE NEW STRAITS UNION ENGLISH SCHOOL 113-A 113-B, Cecil Street. School opened on the 3rd Feb. after the Chinese 4tcw Year Holidays. Admits pupils from Pr. to Senior Cambridge. The whole school is being reorganised in accordance with the requirements of the Education department. For further particulars please apply personally.
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      573 4 TENDERS TENDERS are invited for the alteration and additions to the Rialto Theatre, Malacca (Chan Koon oeng Hall Malacca) situate at Wolferstan Road according to plans and specification passed by the Municipal Commissioners of Malacca. r Plans are to be seen at Up A. B. Draman Co., First Cross Street,
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      444 4 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (BANKRUPTCY) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. In Bankruptcy. No. 504 of 1935. Re J. V. MOSS of Hooper Road, Singapore, Bailiff, Municipality, Singapore. Receiving Order made 31st January, 19 Date of Adjudication 31st January, 19 Date and place of First Meeting
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      140 4 WHY GO ELSEWHERE AND REGRET AFTERWARDS Take all your Clocks, Watches. Gramophones Sevang-machines that go wrong to THE EXPERT REPAIRERS of the town, whose Workmanship is GUARANTEED. YICK WOH HING. 429, North Bridge Road, (Near Middle Road». Contractors for the Repair of Clocks and Watches to the British Army R.A.F.
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      264 5 BOOKS VALUED AT $4.50 TO BE CLEARED AT $2. DON'T MISS THIS RARE CHANCE! COiME AND GET YOUR BOOKS EARLY BEFORE THEY ARE SOLD OUT "THE INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC SERIES" The Mind and the Brain" by Alfred Binet "Sight by Joseph le Conte. -Mind and Body" by Alexander Bain "Muscles and
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      227 5 Week-End Shopping Bargains IN SINGAPORE. This weekly feature is intended to serve as a guide to the latest goods and novelties on display in the shopping centres of Singapore. It should doubtless prove very helpful to our readers when planning their week-end shopping. The firms mentioned here are of high
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      152 5 WHY PAY MORE FOR YOUR SIMMS? When you can get the same QUALITY STYLE AND FINISH 50°/o Cheaper AT THE Union Shoe Store Nos. 350. 352. North Bridge Rd. .j, S SOME USEFUL 1 AKftUALS. j Electrical Year Book 1936 30.90 Mechanical World Year Book 1936 0.90 J Mechanical Engineer
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      103 5 'jf FOR /ft EVER I your PHOTOGRAPH BECOMES A TREASURED RECORD PORTRAITS CINE CAMERAS DEVELOPING PROJECTORS. PRINTING ZEISS-CONTAX ENLARGEMENT LEICA ETC PHOTOGRAPH APS STUDIO MY?J MEYER BUILDINGS, North Bridge Road. in— m tm i n iariiif»:m t j Anncrw r shipment of I Peking Jewelleries, Mahjong sets, Handkerchiefs, and J
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      111 5 7t 150 pairs of y" Ladies' Stockings f 1. Vz Price. A ]k HATS y HANDBAGS L NOVELTIES 5p I W Alwcy» SomttMng A/ I I IMr MM Ot MM IHIN<,» J "T" V CAPITOL BLDG. X HBa^VM* CROCODILE AND LIZARD SKINS, BAGS, LEATHER GOODS, AND JAPANESE CURIOS ETC., HIRUMA
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      356 5 PRIMA EAU DE COLOGNE. EXCELDA HANDKERCHIEFS (Manchester, Fast Colour). HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN i-quisites GARDEN TOOLS Etc. Pay Us A Vi£t Hoon Seek Trading Company 1 Raffles Place 64 Jalan Ibrahim, Singapore 3858* Johore Bahru. SOME STAR BOOKS. I India-Land of Black Pagoda f by Lowell Thomas $3.00 l The Conquest of
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    96 6 London, Feb. 13. Paris 74 61J64. New York 4-9B 3|16 Montreal 4.97 a i». Brussels 2W.37V 8 tieneva Id.ld. Amsterdam 7.28>4. Milan 62 3 16, iJeiiin 12.2«. «Stockholm Copenhagen 22.31) OiSiO 19.«JU l 2 Vienna Prague ny%. Helsingiors 227. Madrid 36 11 64. Kla 4 »>4. official. Athens
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    92 6 MaiLs expected from Europe (Lonuon pwrcel Mails by the P. and O. Corfu, rime oi delivery ot parcels, 9 a.m. tomorrow. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas), lime of delivery of boxholders' letters only 3.30 p.m. to-morrow and general delivery of letters 4.05 pjn.
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    44 6 The P. and O. Jeypore is due at Singapore from Hongkong at 8 a.m. on Tuesday. *Jc jjc «jc Singapore, Friday. Ophir, Dutch, 2,199 tons; frcrh Bela wan-Deli 14.2; to Batavia 14.2. Johan de Witt. Dutch, 6,105* tons; frorr. Batavia 14.2; to Amsterdam 14.2.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    87 6 ALHAMBRA. —"O'Shaughnessy's E wfth Wallace Beery ana Jackie C CAPITOL. One Night 01 Lovt EMPlRE.—Chinese picture. GREAT WORLD.—Caoaret Dancu Side-snows, Maiay uptias, Cmnes». yangs, Cinemas, Talkies, etc. HOLLYWOOD.— Over the C U Wall" and "Charlie Chan in Egypt." MARLBOROUGH: —Chinese Picture. NEW WORLD.—Cabaret Daneij Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese yangs,
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    PASSENGERS
    113 6 Singapore, Thursday The following passengers disemb at Singapore from the Chitral which arrived here from China and Japar. terday:— Mr. J. W. Myers, Miss D. N Miss N. Lonsdale, Miss G. M. Park r, Capt. R. Arif, Mr. D. L. Robinson. K F. Ohang, Mr. M. B. Wdls, Mr.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    118 6 Albert Sarrant, French 1,132 tons, from Port Swettenham 12.2 to Saigon 13.2. Pahud, Dutch. 1.180 tons, from Surabaya 132 to Baweau (date uncertain). Tohiti, Dutch, 683 tons, from Pontianak 13.2 to Pontianak 15.2. Nam Yong; British, 7C9 tons, from Semarang 12.2 to Bataria 14.2 Togian. Dutch. 672 ions,
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      215 6 9 fMe§ %sfoV MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A TO-NIGHT a A CABARET ATTRACTION tocKtaii Dance 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. LQUYS Dinner Dance I OTTI7T A I Nil VIA THE POPULAR (informal) fill 9.30 to midnight J COMEDY TAP DANCING TEAM NON-DINBRS $1.00 RAFFLES CELEBRATED WHEN IN PENANG STAY I Directed by
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      288 6 j GREAT WORLD j GLOBE THEATRE I 7.15—T0-night and Nightly—9.ls. I Warner Bros. Mammoth Musical that has startled the Show World V Al J olson and Ruby Keeler in 1 i "CASINO DE PARIS" I r 0 l See Ruby Ta P-dance as no other star can i ixevei in
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      341 6 IxATEST NOTICE THE JERAM RUANTAN RUBBER ESTATE LIMITED (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements") LOST SCRIPT. Application has been made to the Directors of this Company to issue to Chew Woon Poh, Singapore, a duplicate certificate for 200 Ordinary Shares numbered *****2 *****3, *****1 *****4 *****4 *****6, *****2 *****9 and *****3;
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      56 6 §l and fi,m on tne teeth W' .Jsf arc not only unsightly— my i |p they are definitely harm- |p |p ful and may lead to decay, ••-ill efficient Jl w P eroxide dentifrice that §p ;|1 removes most stains, |p f W whatever the cause, and 'M m keeps
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      267 6 I SINGAPORE MAILS CLOSE iI j TZ Western Canada and Western TO-DAY States of U.S.A. (Corfu) 10 a.m. China (generally), Hoihow Rengat and Tembilahan (Flevo) noon (Corfu) 10 a.m. Java, South-West Sumatra, S.- Hongkong (Corfu 10 a.m. East Borneo, Celebes, Moluccas Japan and Macao (Corfu) 10 a.m. and Timor Dilly
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      45 6 whats on: Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, FEB. 14 High Tide*?:—2.lo a.m., 2.36 p.m. BOxing: Baby Johnson v. Joe Diamond and Al Rivers v. Frank Mahnao Olympic, Stadium, 9.15 p.m. Y.W.C.A. Annual Meeting, Rallies Quay Centre. 530 p.m. Friendly Soccer: S.C.C. v. RE. SCC
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    BLAZING RESTAURANT
    122 7 TRAGIC END TO CHURCH FETE FOUR KILLED Fire Rages For An Hour Reuter. New YoYk, Feb. 13. i kast three men and one woman it are dead and more than 30 inred, some of them not expected to recover, as a result of a fire in an Hast
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    HACHIRO ARITA
    129 7 i, or Oi New Japanese Ambassador Tokyo, Feb. 5. t i r..our:t has appointed Mr. Hachiro 1 Ma. late Japanese Ambassador un. as Japanese Ambassador mm. Mi' Arita plans to leave for :;a Inn Feb. 22. Arlta was bom In September 1884 t '.ut.'-lwn. He graduated !rom •v
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    NO COMMUNISM IN MEXICO
    139 7 Says President Cardenas Reuter. Mexico City, Feb. 12 THERE is no communism in Mexico, declared President Cardenas addressing a midnight meeting of the iron and steel employers of Monterey, where activities have been at a standstill for the last two days owing to a number of
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      96 7 TAKE STEARNS' S Steams' is a real Tonic, containing Cod Liver Extract, Peptonate of |p Sgjjflllg Iron and other ingredi- |f|||§ ent.s acknowledged by |p |§|fm! the medical profession |p I mtm :i; reliable reconstruc--111 tlVf a^ ent s beneficial in 2|p i 10.8. 6— POULTRY BOOKLETS. J Poultry Disease
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      613 7 BABY'S QUESTION, BOX In rare cases babies have been born with a tooth actually showing. The average age is Irom 6 to 9 months. More important than the time when a tooth shows is the health of the baby during teething. It is an anxious period unless the Mother has
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      69 7 SHELL. MOTOR QMS *9 won't make your engine so cold that it fr*e?ss-*~ MASTER S y BUT they will ensure that cool running at high speeds which a driver to put his foot hard down on the risk of over heating his engine. One of the many a reasons why
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      163 8 I IWi TIIE H :vr PAI s°x II C^ 5 1 KAIITH T E I XIT,:|I! Dfe I aThambra I jST I GRAND OPENING TO-NIGHT (U5 9.15 I The Si* rviit's I i T r i n m p Ii! I You loved them in "The Champ," you thrilled with
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      288 8 Owriii* tfo enormous Imik^^Mi; larity and ibi Wu response lo in a 4 Telephoned requests "PEG of OLD DRURY" Starring AHfUfA \l A<,9 F and Slit 4 i:i»RI« IIAICDU ICKE will be shown again TO-\I GUT at the I PAVILION DON'T MISS IT! Including Special Attraction. Gaumont British News, THE
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      327 8 TOCK TYPEWRITER CO. 28-A, CHANGE ALLEY SINGAPORE. Telephone No. 2633 Stockists ot Erika Brand New Por? able Typewriters, 4 Banks with En* lish Keyboards fitted with Standard Pica Types. a Also Dealers in new and seconcihand Typewriters. REPAIRERS of all makes of Tyne writers, Calculators, Adding Machine etc. We sell
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      365 9 j GRACIE MOORE ON I I Film: "ONi; night oi love S j ***** One IffeM ol L OVe B I c Ciribiribin bun <' by Oracle S Moore. i [oma One Ni«h( of Love—Waltz v j T.M.A. MUSIC HOUSE, 61 0.5 Hfch St red, Singapore. I s CLVY MUSIC
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      287 9 4 MONTHS IN NEW YORK 14 WEEKS IN LONDON ONE YEAR IN SYDNEY And Now §|NGAPOR£ PRESS and PUBLIC are Raving over the Wonderful Sing lug of GRACE MOORE I CAPITOL 1 I PP~S^I HERE IS THE SCREEN'S GRANDEST MUSICAL PICTURE tJ« ..a ACCLAIMED BY PACKED HOI SKS AT EVERY
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      181 9 1 TEA DANCES From st» 7..'?0 p.m. I i Every Tuesday, Thursday j And Saturday J NIGHT DANCES j Nfektly v ,<> xV j from X < v s 4N <-\v v Dance s ,t. v,. j g>+ Irresistible s >> Rhythms of j IJE SUVA'S LIVE ORCHESTRA. .j. r*V
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    78 10 WEE CHIN HOCK passed away at his residence No. 58, Koon Seng Road, on 12th February. 1936. at 10 p.m., at the age of 57 years. He leaves behind him a widow, 3 sons. Messrs. Wee Eng Sinn, Tian Seah and Kirn Bok, 2 daughters-in-law, 1 daughter,
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    THE FIRST SNAG
    799 10 DONOUR, or notoriety, it all depends! <»n the point of view, has come the way of Mr. S. Seenivasagam, the well-known I})oh lawyer and Unofficial Member of the Perak State Council. To him has fallen the distinction of! being the first Unofficiali to criticise, not the Decentralisation
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    KIDNAPPED MISSIONARY
    67 10 Located By Japanese Soldiers Reuter. Peiping, Feb. 13. A report from Mukden states that Father Joseph Burns, who was captured by bandits on Feb. 5, and his captors have been located at a point 15 miles to the east of Tunghua by the Japanese soldiers who are endeavouring
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    BRITAIN'S BUDGET
    40 10 Statement In Commons In April British Official Wireless. T London. Feb. 13. In Parliamentary circles it is believed That a budget statement will be made In the House of Commons on either April 20 or 21.—British Official Wireless
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    CHIEF JUSTICE OF FIJI
    59 10 British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 13. His Majesty King Edward VIII. hai approved the appointment of Mr. O C K. Corrie, Senior Puisne Judge Palestine, to be Chief Justice of Fiji and Chief Judical Commissioner for the Western Pacific, in succession to Captain Sir Maxwell Anderson,
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    MORE PARCELS
    73 10 British Official Wireless. London. Feb. 13. Tne Postmaster-General, Major Tryon in a parliamentary reply, states that In the first six months to Dec. 31 last, during which the new parcel post rate'; reductions had been in operation the number of parcels carried had increased by over eight millions
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    NOTES & COMMENTS A Notable Dinner
    235 10 NOTES COMMENTS A Notable Dinner |T is given to few men to have half a dozen organisations hold a joint rally and dinner in their honour. Sir Ong Siang Song, who received a knighthcod in the last honours list issued in the name of King George V. had that further
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    Planters' Salaries
    228 10 jyjH J H Thomas, the Secretary to.the Colonies, had to face a barrage of questions regarding Malaya in the House of Commons, and appears io have survived the ordeal rather well. There was wisdom in his reply to Mr. J. W B:mfield. Labour, who suggested that Mr. Thomas
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    224 10 iyiß. J. H. Thomas is not the Cabinet Minister who has "no In mation" when he is asked awkward questions. Very conveniently th< Foreign Minister. Mr. Anthony E had no information when he wa ed what was the effect on British U terests of Japanese aggression in No.
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    Precedent Ignored
    208 10 RECENTLY, when Dr. J. E. Smith presided ar a meeting of the Penang Municipal Commissioners in the absence of the President, the opinion was expressed that, having created a precedent. Government would follow it by appointing an unofficial member as deputy President. But Government, though it is a
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    280 10 By "Looker On" nuSH will get a young man any- where," declares a writer. Excep; through a door with "pull" on it. A A A A A doctor declares that, in spite of research, nothing has been discovered which will prevent a person from snoring. What
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    STERN SOVIET NOTE TO JAPAN AND MANCHUKUO
    84 11 HOLDING BORDER AT ALL COSTS talks ended Clashes Of Troops Continue Shanghai. Feb. 14. ri NKKVL Minami. the Japan- Commander-in-Chief in •thuri;i. ha» uryed the JapanWar 1 )IHce to take strong in inures lu deal with the Soviet lowing the breakdown of negoiinns
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    FRONTIER IS CLEAR
    108 11 t u»(f -tates that the Japanese and (ikoans should be held responuir til inidents cilice Jan. 30. on vi»' Manchukuo border, which is i< »i and uhich it l,s not neee.isary »-ilMnarcßlfe. siivtet A military preparedness is t!:e action of the Japanese the av- Jh 4 ian
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    M. LitvinofT. the Soviet Foreign Minister, who, following the breakdown of negotiations, over the demarcation of the Manchukuo-Soviet fiontier, has sent a strong note to Japan and the Manchukuo declaring that the frontier is clear and Russia will defend every inch of it.
    43 11 M. LitvinofT. the Soviet Foreign Minister, who, following the breakdown of negotiations, over the demarcation of the Man-chukuo-Soviet fiontier, has sent a strong note to Japan and the Manchukuo declaring that the frontier is clear and Russia will defend every inch of it.
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    BORDER TENSION
    254 11 People Evacuats The Towns Shanghai, Feb. 13. A(TTE tension along the Soviet- Manchukuo border has resulted in frequent minor clashes during the last three days at the frontier towns of Heiho, Manchuli, Hailar, Suifenho and Sankiangkow. An exodus of inhabitants from these places has started, and further developments
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    SIAMESE CABINET RESIGNATIONS
    152 11 Luang Pradit As Foreign Minister 'From Our Own Correspondent j Bangkok, Feb. 13. official report states that the Council of Regency has accepted the resignations of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Agriculture, Justice and Economics and the Acting Minister of Finance. Phya Bahol retains the Pre* miership
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR
    62 11 Returns From West Coast Tour Singapore, Friday. H.E. the Governor, accompanied by Lady Thomas, Miss Thomas and his A.D.C., Mr. Parks, returned from the West Coast tour by the Sea Belle II to-day. His Excellency will preside at the Legislative Council meeting on Monday and later in
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    JAPANESE TERMS REJECTED
    248 11 CHINA'S STAND Nanking To Handle Rebellions Nanking, Feb 11. GENERAL Chang Chun. Ihe Fnrticn Mint. ifi, cnnl erred with Mwrs, fini, n«u Mn, iC<-'Qn<iltoiK) llsu Shi Yin it < Ambassador to Janan) ami l»r. r. Wang (former Minis- let) a'«d others at hK resiilflnce ye (erthy concerning
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    RIOT CASE ENDS
    127 11 Charge Against "Lim" Clan Withdrawn 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Thursday. THE case against the eight ricksha 1 pullers of the "Lim" clan who were also charged with being involved in the Batu Road riot, was mentioned before Mr. Calder to-day in the first court, but
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    15 11 Mr. H. C. Nelson, the Ipoh lawyer, is confined to his residence owing to indisposition.
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    20 11 Mr. J. T. Chappel, of the untitled of Messrs. Osborne and Chappel, Tpoh, is shortly leaving f:r Home on holiday.
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    21 11 Mrs. Bryant, wife of the Resident Councill-r, Malacca, is now on her way back to Malaya from a holiday at Home.
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    THE MYSTERIOUS "MR. GALIE"
    228 11 Pepper Case EXPERT EVIDENCE HEARD Reuter. London. Feb. 1.1. THE fact that black pepper could be converted into white pepper played an important part in the Pepper Case, according to an expert witness who gave evidence at the resumed hearing in Old Hailey. A MYSTERIOUS GENTLEMAN
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY
    40 11 Mr. Roossvelt Decides To Stand Again Reuter. Springfield*, Feb. 13. ORESIDENT Roosevelt has decided to stand for a second term of the Presidency and will file the necessary papers for the Illinois primary election on April t 4.—Reut*r.
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    AIR MAIL DELAYS
    103 11 Due To Mediterranean Storms THE extremely story weather in the Mediterranean continues to cause serious delays to Imperial Airways services, which delays have been reflected in the several recent late arrivals in Singapore. Weather conditions there are reported as being unprecedented and considerable damage has been caused
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    HYLAMS CHARGED
    64 11 Remanded In Custody For A Week Sinpapore, Friday. Two Hylams were produced before the Second Magistrate yesterday In connection with the demonstration which occurred in Arab Street on Wednesday. A band of Hylams were demonstrating with banners bearing Communist slogans when two policemen interferred. The Hylams resisted and
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    H.M. THE KING
    65 11 Audiences To British Ministers British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 13. H. M. the King, who received the Prime Minister. Mr. Stanley Baldwin last night, gave audiences to other ministers to-day. The Lord President of the council, Mt. Ramsay Mac Donald, the Lord Chancellor, Lord Hailsham, and the
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    32 11 "Ethical Values of Salvation" will form the subject of a lecture to be given by Pastor W. W. R. Lake at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Penang Road, at 5 p.m. to-morrow.
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    AIR LINER CRASHES IN SEA
    143 11 Disaster Near Canary Islands Madrid, Feb. 14. ACCORDING to a message from Madeira, an air liner, carrying 30 passengers, crashed in the sea off Teneriffe, Canary Islands. The British aircraft carrier Furious has been ordered to proceed to the vicinity and carry out a search.—
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    A BIG VICTORY
    45 11 Shanghai, Feb. 14. General Liv Hsiang. the governor of Szechuen, claims a big victory over the Communists near Kungiai as the result of a general offensive launched on Feb. 11. General Liv returned to Chengtu Torn Kungiai yesterday -Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    KING TO HEAD HIS TROOPS
    154 11 Trooping The Colour TO TAKE PLACE ON JUNE 23 British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 13. 'JfiE ceremony of the Trooping of the Colour will take place on King Edward's Birthday on June 23. The ceremony will take place as usual on the Horse Guards Parade
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    BIRTH CONTROL PIONEER IN MALAYA
    459 12 MRS. MARGARET SANGER HER VIEWS Infant Mortality in The East Singapore, Friday. MRS. Margaret Sauger, the internitWnapT known leader of the birth .rentrul movement and the inventor of the phrase "birth eontroi" >*as due to arrive in Singapore today by the P. and O. Corfu
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    SPREADING THE IDEA
    413 12 International Aspect Of Birth Control Meanwhile Mrs. Sanger was developing the national and international aspects of the subject. In 1921 she organized the First American Birth Control Conference, held in New York. The meeting was attended by men and women prominent in medicine and the social sciences
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    IN THE EAST
    271 12 Views Sent To Malaya Tribune To the Malaya Tribune Mrs. Sanger sends the following summary of her views "Birth Control is one of the great liberating forces of mankind. Like the control of infection by asepsis, the control of pain by anaesthesia, the control of communicable diseases
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    NATIONAL DEFENCE PROBLEMS
    138 12 White Paper To Set Out Details London, Feb. 13. THE newspapers, which state that a special meeting of the Cabinet will be held on Monday at which consideration will be given to the recommendations of the Committee of Ministers which is now understood to have completed its
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    EASTERN EXTENSION
    69 12 Transit Time For Cables To London The Eastern Extension Telegraph Company announces that the transit time on full rate telegrams from Singapore to London on Feb. 13 were as fellows:— Telegrams handed in up to 5 Ou p.m. minutes. Telegrams handed in up tc 5.M p.m. 4 minutes.
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    TRAINER NORMAN
    31 12 Lying Seriously HI In Penang Singapore. Friday. Information was received in Singapore to-day that Mr. A. Norman, the wellknown race horse trainer, has been taken seriously ill in Penang.
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    FOUND HANGED IN CELL
    199 12 Constable's Discovery ARMED ROBBERY SUSPECT Singapore, Friday CANTONESE named Loh Luk Woh who was being detained on a charge of attempted armed rol>bery was found hanging in his cell at the Detective Station early this morning. It appears that on Wednesday night a Chinese was held
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    U.S. NAVY SECRETARY
    37 12 Taken Seriously 111 With Pleurisy Reuter. Washington, r eb. 13 The Navy Secretnrv. Mr. Sanson, who broke his rib thr:ugh a fall last week, has developed p'eurisv. His brother been summoned to his bedside.—Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE SHORTHAND WRITERS
    85 12 The following were elected crhcebearers at the 23th annual meeting of the Singapore Shorthand Writer?' Associatjen: Patrons. Mr. Cheang Peng Moh and Mr M. R. Mcnon. FI PS P.1.5.A.. A.C.RA.: President, Mr. K. R. Naidu: Vice-President. Mr. Song Tecl: Hee; Hon. Secretary. Mr Ec Cheng Boon: Asst.
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    62 12 We regret that a typographical error occurred in the announcement ot the engagement cf Mr. Khoo Tiam S ng and Miss Wong Soong Keow. of Malacca. The announcement should have read as fellows:—The engagement is announced of MV. Khoo Tiam Seng, second 808 of Mr. arid Bgrs. Khoo Chee Guan.
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    MINCING LANE ELATED
    127 12 More Rubber Sales HUGE SHIPMENTS FOR NEW YORK Reuter. London, Feb. 13. MINCING Lane is elated at the x shipments of physical rubber to New York. I It is rumoured that at least 2.000 tons have been engaged for shipment very shortly while some ouarters place the
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    STREET ATTACK
    38 12 French Socialist Leader Hurt Reuter. Paris, Feb. 13. fpHE Socialist Leader. M. Leon Blum, was taken, to hospital to-day with a severed artery, the result of a street attack by the Cam clots Duroi (Royalist Organisation.—Reuter.
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    GOVERNMENT ACTION
    36 12 Paris, Feb. 13. The Royalist League of Action Frahcaise has been dissolved by a decree. Two other Royalist Leagues, the Federation Camelcts Duroi and the Federation Action Francaise of Students have also been dissolved.
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    BEEF AND VEAL
    118 12 Restriction Of Imports Into U.K. London. Feb. 13. The Minister of Agriculture, Mi. Walter Elliot l announced in ihe House of Commons at question time thai an agreement ViCt»l bteo rear.hrd with the Government of Australia and New Zea>ut'd nnd j!ho with the Government of the Arpentinp
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    P. & T. CO-OPERATIVE THRIFT
    545 12 P. T. CO-OPERATIVE THRIFT Annual Report Of Singapore Society THE eighth annual report of the Singapore Posts and Telegraphs Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society, Ltd states' The total number ol members on Dec 31, 1935. was 436 and that on Dec. 31. 1934, was 483. The average monthly total anicunt
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    STREET ACCIDENTS
    121 12 Pedestrians Injured By Motor Lorries Singapore, Friday fwo nasty street accidents in which two pedestrians were badly injured occurred yesterday and early morning About. noon yesterday the- ambulnnce was called to Ayer Ra}4 Rond, where an Indian had been knocked <fown by j motor-lurry, tustrinmg a series of
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    26 12 Mr. Percy Jones of Ipoh is at present In the Inoh Hosoital suffering, from pneumonia. Admitted a few days ago. his condition now is slightly better.
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    30 12 The Paya Lebar Epworth League will entertain the Singapore Union Epworth League to an At Home tc-morrow at 4 p.m. at the Paya Lebar Methodist Church compound.- Bftttmfofy no te-
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    EDUCATIONAL BILL DEBATE
    526 12 School-Leaving LABOUR PARTI OPPOSITION London, Feb. I lIN the House of Common- ;i afternoon, the President the Board of Education. Oliver Stanley, moved Second Reading of the Edi tion Bill, the principal object ..i which is the ra s ng of the school-leaving age from 1 J
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    KILLED WHILE POSTING A LETTER
    425 13 RUN OVER BY LORRY BOY'S DEATH Inquest Opened In Singapore Singapore, Thursday. AN inquiry into the death of Mr. Wemyss Charles Cornelius, the 18 year old schoolboy who was knocked down by a motor lorry whilst riding a bicycle along Dhoby Ghau* on the morning
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    THE DESERTER
    40 13 Singapore, Thursday. Charged with deserting his ship, the s.s. Keromito, in the Singapore Harbou" on Feb. 2, a Chinese named Kan Che? Hoo was sentenced to two weeks' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. G. Freyberg, the Master Attendant, yesterday.
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    ZANZIBAR RIOTS
    125 13 No Political Significance Attached London, Fet>. 12. THE Secretary for the Colonies, Mr. J. H. Thomas, made a statement In the House of Commons during question time on the recent rioting in Zanzibar, in which he expressed deep regret at the deaths of Mr. Rolleston and an Indian
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    INTERESTING WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    394 13 Mr. R. Bird And Miss V. Fox QT. Andrew's Cathedral was th Q scene of a very oretty wedding on Wednesday. The bridegroom was Mr. R?einald Bird. M C S of the Treasury, son of Mr. Edward Bird, of Sheffield, and the bride Miss Vera Elizabeth
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    R.A.F. FLIGHT
    52 13 Welcome On Arrival In Manila Reuter. Manila, Feb. 13. THE R.A.F. Hying boats from Sinjja pore, arrived here from Borneo in the course of their (light to Japan. Thty ft re welcomed by the British Consul and members of the British Cclony, United States srmj and navy and
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    LLOYD TRIESTINO
    102 13 Sup:r Liner For Far Last Run Singapore, Friday. IT is reported that the Lloyd Iriestino, the Italian shipping company whicn maintains a Far East express soivlce with the vessels Ccnte Rosso. Conte Verde and Victoria, is building a new 20.009 liner for this run. The steamer, which is
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    S.C.F.A. PLAYERS FOR FOR BERLIN
    213 14 l o Represent China At SfU'CLT COUIc Slhk.Jpoic Chin «'sc football plu)n> .itv included in the team to i r-pr e&eut China nt the World Olympic clomps t\ RtrJiu. as fovpcttft by tlx.Malay a Trlbun» «VeraJ mouths ago. llii nun.» ..f Uic playrs have been
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    WEI-HAI-WEI CUP
    117 14 Final Between S.C.C. And Island Club THE final in the Wel-Hai-Wei Cup com petition between the Singapore Goh Club and the Island G.C. will be played Feb 1« n Sunda y morning rJ? e J2?? wtoB is the draw: 'Singapore Coll Ciub> mentioned first. 8.48 M. M. Paterson
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    PERAK RACES
    321 14 Handicaps For Last Day THE following are the handicaps for the last day of the Perak Turf Club's FeDiuary Meeting to be run in Ipoh tomorrow. Horses. Class 2, l\/ 2 miles Cup Race Herbe Folle 9.6, Clever Alec 8.11 Gee Up 8.7, Popover 8.6, Spotlight 8.4, Speranza
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    HOLE IN ONE
    45 14 G. W. Somerville's Feat In Sungei Patani Mr. G. W. Somerville holed out in one at the ninth on Sungei Patani Goh Course on Sunday evening while playing in a four-ball match with Chrystei. Gauld and Laffan. The hole measures 150 yards.
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    Inniskillings To Make Soccer Debut Next Friday
    547 14 ENTRIES FOR S.A.F.A. LEAGUE TRIAL GAMES In cresting Matcher Arranged Singapore, Friday. r£HE entries for the S.A.F.A. 1936 League Competition, were officially announced to-day as follow: DIVISION t (0 TEAMS) RE S.C.F.A.: M.F.A.; R.A R.A.F.; S.C.C; Royal lnniskilling Fusiliers; Middlesex Regiment; Police. DIVISION'
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    TO-NIGHT'S BOXING
    331 14 Large Crowd Expected At Stadium A Singapore. Friday. REMINDER is given of to-night's boxing at the Olympic Stadium, where the lightweight champion of the Orient, Baby Johnson, will be seen in action against the local coloured star Joe Diamond. Both are clever and experienced fighters and ihc battle
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    BOXING IN IPOH
    78 14 Guillermo Beaten In Return Bout 'From Our Oivn Reporter) Ipoh. Feb. 13. IN a return ten three-minute con--1 test. Boon Mah, the Siamese, beat Battling Guillermo, the Filipino, last night at the Jubilee Park before a large crowd. The fight was exciting generally and the Siamese nearly
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    WINTER SPORTS
    120 14 Norway's Success In Ski Events Reuter. Garmisch, Feb. 13. MATHISEN. of Norway, won the 1,500 metres Speed-Skating race, setting up a record time of 2 minutes 19 2 10 seconds The combined 18-kilometre Ski Race and Ski Jump was won by Hagen, of Norway, with 430.3 points. In
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    SQUASH RACKETS
    126 14 Wednesday's squash rackets ties at ihe Tanglin Club resulted as follows: Pickering beat Wardle "4—, 9—6 9—6. A. H. Williams beat Mallon 10—8, 9—7. Marriott beat Coltart 9—7. 5 -9, 9—5. Howe beat Beaton 9—5. 9—2 Griffith-Jones beat Hopkinson 9—l 9^-7. Walford beat Tyer wo. Vales beat Perrott
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    96 14 Ladies' Gold Medal Competition THE Ladies Gold for 1 935 will be played over 18 holes at Bukit Timah on Monday, Feb. 24. Tl.<fallowing are Qualified to compete: Mrs. C..R. Cherry, Miss M. M. riadlc-v Mrs. W. McMullan, Mrs. S. N. Kelly. Mrs J. Stone, Mrs. A.
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    JUNIOR BILLIARDS
    84 14 Concluding Stages Reached Singapore, Friday THE concluding stages of the Junior 1 Billiard Championship competition was reached last night, when two further matches were decided. Th<results were as follows: Ong Siow Kee S.C.R.C. 1 beat Kee Tian (S.C.R.C) 200 to 144, and Martin Rozario (Clerical Union > oca
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    HOME RUGBY
    27 14 Reuter. London, Feb. 13 The rugby match between Somerset and Middlesex which was to have been played to-day at Weston-Super-Mare. was cancelled owing to frost.—Reutei.
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    442 15 REUNITED IN NEW FILM M-G-M AGAIN Vivid Story Of Circus Life IIWALLACE Beery and Jackie Cooper are' united once more in the M.'tro Goldwyn Mayer < picture, 'O'ShauRhnessy's Boy," which opens at the Alhambra Theatre to-day. Their new picture is described as a dramatic, human
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    FAROKA'S OPERA CO.
    89 15 Another Successful Programnie Last Night Singapore, Friday. Another crowded house at the Theatre RoyaJ greeted the Faroka's Opera Company last night when they presented r heir second programme in Singapore. The company has an abundance of talent and every member gave a fine performance An interesting play
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    DICK POWELL IN FINE MUSICAL
    267 15 "Thanks A Million" PAUL WHITEMAN AND HIS BAND Dick Powell land Ann Dvorak singing and romancing, Fred Allen and Patsy Kelly indulging in a hilarious feud, and Paul Whiteman and his band, Rubinoff, and the Yacht Club Boys assisting in the general 1 hilarity and
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    ANN SOTHERN'S RISE TO STARDOM
    248 15 Aided By Fine Singing Voice SHE'S a dramatic star—but she sang hex way to stardom! That, in brief, is the success story of lovely Ann Sothern, who attained stardom with her role in "Eight Bells," Columbia picture coming to the Alhambra Theatre shortly. Dramatic as
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    FINE ROMANTIC TEAM
    180 15 "SPLENDOUR" Miriam Hopkins' Great Role jy|IRIAM Hopkins and Joel McCrea, the glamorous romantic team of "Barbary Coast," are* together again in| "Splendour" Samuel Goldwyns new production which opens ati the Pavilion Theatre tomorrow. Written by* the famous playwright, Rachel Crothers, this smart, sophisticated storyi casts the clamorous
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    MICKEY'S COLOUR ALL HIS OWN
    123 15 WITH Walt Disney's faith in lechniTT colour proven by the popularity of the Silly Symphony cartoons, other producers of cartoons besieged the technicolour organisation for contracts to make colour treatments oi their product, (only to discover that the father of Mickey Mouse had made arrangements
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    WHAT POST MORTEM REVEALED
    259 16 Mental Patient's Dsath Singapore, Thursday. ASSISTED by a jury, the Singapore Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, held an inquest to-day, into the death of a Chinese, Tan Ah Kooi, who died at the Mental Hospital, Yeo Chu-Kang Road, on Feb. 7. When the patient was admitted
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    74 16 Chinese On Bail Of 2,000 Singapore, Thursday. A CHINESE named Lee Eng Koon was this morning charged before Mr. M. H Blacker, the Third Magistrate, with criminal breach of trust in respect of three brilliant brooches, the property of one Wong Yew Leng of Havelock Read on Feb.
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    ALLEGED FORGED NOTES
    141 16 Preliminary Inquiry Commenced Singapore, Friday. Alleged to have been found In possession of 4 9 ten-tical and 109 nve-tical notes, allesed to be forgeries. Yong Boon Kee. an elderly Chinese, was; produced before the Second Magistrate, Mr. N. Grice, yesterday, when the preliminary inquiry into the charge
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    MR. W. J. HUTCHINSON
    317 16 New Appointment For 20th Century Fox Film Corp. In December. 1935. Mr. Walt Hutchinson was called to Nrw York by Mr. S. R Kent, President of 20 h l*n-tury-Fox Film Corporation, and pointed General Foreign Manager the corporation in charge ol all ties outside of the
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      268 17 Victor Radio V -$**y a class by itself 7 No Radio of comparable *»ze and Rri$e can be better. Every model fully guarattteedt! May w« demonstrate to yon? Sole Ageuts.— KEE HUAT RADIO COMPANY, 404, North Bdg., Rd. 0< SINGAPORE. 223, Batu Rd. 6, Station Rd 56, Main RU. 24,
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      1211 17 HL -WW H K m a a m non, the Schamrock and you: b. Rose of Itla Pay am Itadio W b. Ob blond ob braun, ich Hebe alle Frauen (Stolz); Jan Kiepura (tenor). Tinnnou rifmnr I < 4a) ns lied Spoel); b. Ons VaderBKlllJMI IMYlJrlKr. I et Valse Lente
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      429 18 mosquitoes that ruin your sleep W 3 "JIB *•< *cw«r C<Tj i p?WV^ ijpai wßfiffir Boehm System Clarionet in R Flat A. Low pitch for orchestra, write for particulars and price. §i:A S O X i 0.. I. T I». 115. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. m t 1 TAN HO OON
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      324 18 SCRATCHING never gives a D 0 G relief —but it often leads to Eczema A word of warning it your dog is Start now to keep him tit and happv scratching. He is feeling the terrible always. Give your dog Bob Martin's itching sensation under his slun which Condition Powders
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      150 18 FOR NON-SKID. 2 APB3 FACIT CALCULATORS. 1 Plated.) Will Add, Hand Subtract, and j As Supplied to various Government Departments, Commercial Firms, Rubber dealers, etc. market 8mallest and most ""able Calculators on tlu market and operates on the generally approved ten-key principle The as easU y^theTSiting up two figures or
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      670 18 Malayan Listeners !Sa m News in Spanish. nrmiv CTiTinxT I 0 SiT* 8 Engliih on Dj 6.20 a.m. Sports news. End of BERLIN STATION: and in Dutch on DJB, DJN. itjltflitffc transmission. 9.20 p.m.—The Berlin Philharn-, ncaumu Wavelength 25.60 metres (11.720 keg) DJN 31.45 metres (9.540 fccs> DJB conducted by
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    HIGH SCHOOL ROVER CREW
    645 19 Annual Report For The Year 1935 From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Feb. 11. A l the request of a number of the old boys of the High School a Rover Crew was formed in 1935, which was a long and keenly-felt want for the century old
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    BOYS VISIT GASWORKS
    95 19 Singapore Thursday A hundred boys of the Victoria School, with their masters, visited the Singapore Municipal Gas Works on Wednesday and spent a most instructive and enjoyable time there. They were shown round by Mr. F. M. Bedford, the Gas Engineer, who gave them much useful information
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    MR. WANG CHING WEI
    36 19 Shanghai, Feb. IS. Mr. Tsang Chung Ming, the secretary to Mr. Wang Ching Wei, the former Premier, denies that the latter Is to go to Hawaii to recuperate —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    EPWORTH LEAGUES IN MALAYA
    165 19 Rally At Singapore In April HUNDREDS of Malaya's young people ol 11 many nationalities will be attending the Twelfth All-Malaya Epworth League Institute to be held in Singapore from April 14 to April 19 next. Representatives of the various Epworth Leagues in Malaya will be present
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    KALLANG BASIN
    42 19 Measures To Eliminate Mosquitoes At a meeting of committee No 2 of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners it was agreed to execute all measures necessary in the Kallang Basin to eliminate and prevent the futuie formation of dangerous mosquito breeding places.
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    U.S. PRESIDENCY
    48 19 Colonel Frank Knox To Stand As Republican Reuter. The Chicago publisher, Colonel Frank Knox, is standing as Republican candidate for the presidency. Nomination papers have been rilled up on his behalf by Springfield, Illinois placing his name, in the ballot for the April presidential primary elections.—Reuter.
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    GOODWILL MISSION
    41 19 Nanking, Feb. 13. Admiral Chen Shao Kuen, Minister of the Navy, has given instructions for the cruiser Haichi to be overhauled preparatory to leading the goodwill mission to Malaya and other places in the South Seas—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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      148 19 BETTER THE PROVED CAR! ,TS SAFER TO BUY AN 2i AUSTIN The illustration above shows The Ten-Four pictured below is the outcome of many years' production f c model AUhoUgh eXterna y the 'his model tain the flexibility of the suspen- an d tna t of to-day are vastly different
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      440 19 Br Br* mSt «L Mm Babies Love it! „v w St. Johns Wood, Ss V London, N.W.B. /O U FW Sir.. Am*. 16th, 1934. C^a^-^ You will no doubt be interested to know that lam uiitiK Cow Gate Milk n7 Food for my little daughter with excellent results. Robin is
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