Malaya Tribune, 14 January 1938

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    42 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: I y~ Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII -No. 11. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Friday, Jan. 14, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES 400-MILE DASH
    252 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES 400-MILE DASH Liner's Attempt To Save Life New York city. How the captain and officers of the Dollar liner President Harding took part in a vain attempt to save the life ol a British deckboy in Mid-Pacific was related when ihe ship arrived back here lrom a
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    OFFICERS STRANDED
    212 2 Ship's Nationality Changed The plight of the British officers of the steamer Mydol, now undergoing repairs in the Azores, was disclosed in a cable received from them by th« Officers Merchant Navy Federation in London. "British registration finished," it stated. "Unable sign off. No money. Owner telegraphs Mydol
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    AMERICAN CRUISES
    149 2 Increased Wages For Crews Increased wages for crews of vessels en American cruises were agreed to at a meeting in London recently. The agreement between Cunard White Star Ltd., Canadian Pacific Steamships Ltd., the Anchor Line and the National Union of Seamen states that from Dec. i> a
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      429 2 STEAMER BAILINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated to England). lipl P O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore 1938. CARTHAGE 15.000 Jan. 14 SOMALI 6,800 Jan. 18 COMORIN 15,000 Jan. KAISAR-I-HIND 11,500 Feb. 11 BANGALORE 6.000 Feb. 12 NALDERA 16,000 Feb. 25 RANPURA 17,000 Mar. 11 BHUTAN 6.100 Mar. 12
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      56 2 I. S. K. LINE (ISHIHARA SANGYO KAIITN KAISHA, LTD.) (Incorporated in Japan). Direct Japan Singapore Service (inward) (Arrival) MALTA MARU Jan. 18 BOSTON MARU Feb. 8 MALTA MARU Mar. 1 Agents: ISHIHARA SANGYO KOSHI, LIMITED. (Incorporated in SJ3.) TELEPHONE: 5211 ft 5212. UNION BUILDING, SINGAPORE. Landing Agentr. THE SOUTHERN GODOWN
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      569 2 M. B. K. I 1 KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated in Japan). J For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). i Dae. Due. Sailing Due. I Penang Spore Spore via. New York t m|s KONGO MARU Feb. 2 Feb. 5 Feb. 7 Keelung Mar. 18 )m s
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      518 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adioining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.Sliam P'ng FIONIA 25-1 25-1 26-1 27-1 LALANDIA 15-2 15-2 16-2 17-2 JUTLAND IA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3
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      473 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. Tl Ufa "ft NORDDEUTSCH ER mt tIM LLOYD jjMORDfI (Incorporated in LLOYD Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1938 s.s. "WIEGAND" for Bangkok only Feb. 3 s.s. "GNEISENAU" omits North China Feb. 4 HOMEWARD For
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      682 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. FENDERS ars now invited for the v.i: g materials or service. For an see Municipal Tender Room I -rution of earthworks r proposed bus park at ng] Road. 'Deposit 12 noon. Jan. 20, 1938. •ol about COO empty alloc kerosene tins Ing at
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      487 3 PUBLIC NOTICES JOHORE GOVERNMENT. NOTICE. PAR IT JAWA AND PARIT BAK AR ELECTRIFICATION SCHEME, MUAR DISTRICT, JOHORE. Tenders will be received at the Offic of the Hon'ble The State Secretary, j chore, up to nocn cf the Bth February 1938 for:— 1. Supply of E. H. T. Underground Cable. 2.
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      480 3 PUBLIC NOTICES DISTRESS SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Distress No. 1 of 1938. I In the cause of The Happy World Limited Landlords Versus Foo Kok Hin Tenant. AUCTION SALE OF FURNITURE ETC. to be held at The Happy Restaurant at The Happy
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      452 3 PUBLIC NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45). IN THE HIGH COUI?T OF THE STRAITS' SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of debtor: PACKERISAMY MARIAPPAN. Address of debtor: No. 245, Serangoon Road. Singapore. Description oi debtor: Salesman. No. of Proceedings 5 of 1938. Date on which wage-earner's Administration
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      520 3 PUBLIC NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45). IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE. Notice of Wage-earner's Administration Order. Name of debtor: SULAIMAN BIN YAKOM SAH. Address of debtor: Maxwell Road Postmen's Quarters, Singapore. Description of debtor: Telegraph Messenger. No. of Proceedings: 421 of 1937. Date on
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      305 3 WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILEW.thout Caioael And You II Jnap Out of Bed Full oi Via and Vigav. The liver should pour out two pints of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If this biia ■8 not flowing freely, your food doesn't digest. It just decays in the bowels. Gas
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    450 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Jan. 13. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Under Best Firm Spot Buyers 7 1 T/a Sellers 7 316 7 316 Ist Forward 'Feb.) Buyer 7 1 s m Sellers 7% JJiW ~H 2nd Forward (Apr.'June) Buyers 7% Sellers 7 516 7 516 3rd Forward
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    BENGAL-NAGPUR RAILWAY
    1777 4 SIR TREVREDYN WYNNE'S REVIEW JUiE seventy-ninth ordinary general meeting- of the Bengal-Nagpur Railway Company, Limited, was held at 132, Gresham House, Old Broad Street. London, E.C. Sir Trevredyn Wynne, X.C.5.1., K.C.I.E. (chairman and managing director), presided. The notice convening the meeting and the report of the auditors were
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    PRODUCE
    159 4 Singapuie. Jan 13 R. (Siami W. Coast No I pel X R. <Siam» W. Cousi No 2 per K> R. (Siarn» W. Coast No. 3 pi. ft Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 Siam Ric 'Lowhway" No. :i Siam "S ignway" No. I Siam "Singhwc.y"
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      711 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. -Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HMD Ol VlCti C HINA Bt iLDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. THI.EPHONES: 3173 Secretary l: 3513 Accountant y Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS' YPRK BANKERSt Midi- r.d Bank, Ltd. I Irving Trust Co.. Bank
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    750 5 Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Jan. 13, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. fcmpat Tin 4 9 5 V/ 2 n Kumbang 32 34 -cd :al Mala? 50 55 v r Hitam 25 6 27!--0.75 0.80 rin Tin 24,- 25--tu si tngor 154 159
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    RUBBER REPORT
    146 5 Statement By Guthrie Co,, Ltd. Singapore. Jan. 13. noon. IN their weekly rubber report, Guthrie and Co.. Ltd., state: During the week under review a more optimistic tone has been apparent in the London and New York Stock Exchanges, and with, if anything. slightly more encouraging advices from
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    110 5 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Thursday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. Jan. i 23*4 23^ Good F.A.Q. in bales (FOB. Jail.) 22»2 22 3 4 No. I.X.R.S.S. < f-'pot-loose I (awardable Spore* 23 5 8 23 1 4 do. January
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    489 5 Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Friday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld and Co., New York, report to us by cable as follows: STOCKS < The decline was chiefly
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    159 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Jan. 13, 5 p.m. Total for rnmmnv Dividend Books Close financial company Date Ex Diy year Payable Date to date TIN mtl n Asam Kumbang 1 No. 61 Jan. 21 Jan 28 Jan. 22 fft% 6d Bonus. mt m Tin Is- int. Jan.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    219 5 ird Co. Ltd., $30,000 Int. .v. Oct. 31 95 105 norn N ;APORE MUNICIPAL: 1901 red 1940 $400,000 Int. 31. Sept. 3o! 102 104 norn 1007 red 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 108 110 norn 1908 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. M v 31. Sept. 30
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    136 5 Report By Fraser And Co. Singapore, J°.n. 14. MINING. The three months' price of tin is down 65 to £187.10 in London, whne Spot fell 65- to £187.10 and New York is down cen ts to 42 8 cents. According to London cables to hand this morning
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    306 5 Singapore, Friday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat 4 9 5 1V 2 r\yer Hitam 25 3 26 3 Langrins 24 25 Latu Selangor 1.55 1.60 Chanderiangs 20 9 21 9 Hitam Tin 040 0.45 i-ongkong Tin 25 27 Long Fatts 1 09 1.12 IdrLs Hyd. 8
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    95 5 London, Jan. 13. 153% Rio nominal Prague 142% Athens 547 V 2 New York 4.99 13 16 Montev;deo 25 Montreal 4.99% Bucharest 677 ft Brussels 29.54i /2 Buenos Aires Geneva 21.69 ft Bombay 1 6 l a Amsterdam 8.97% Shanghai 1 2 3 1G Mi an 94 15
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    TIN
    17 5 Singapore, Jan. 14. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— $90-\.; (down $214).
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    RUBBER
    19 5 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 2314 (down Vh) Sellers 23% (down 1/8).
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      70 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. Investment Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities. 1 Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service, Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. HONGKONG
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      283 5 rff J R MARY Assn.: Marriage invitation of Mr. Choa lsUU£> Ulfllll Eng Wan Assemble, Ai Tong School. 2.30 p.m. Dress, full white with black [There are numerous Clubs in Singa- t i nvi tauon in aid of China Relief pore members of luhich are readers of Concert Hall No
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    116 6 Australia. New Zealand. Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas closing 10 p.m. today. Kuala Lumpur and Penang: Internal j Air Service, closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. Siam. Hongkong, "Canton. *Shangha*. "Kobe. Manila and U.S.A.: Imperiii. closing 6 a.m. to-morrow. v Mcd an, JaskS, Amsterdam!; and i 'London*: Netherlands, closing
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    187 6 Mails expected lrom Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (internal Service) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day ana general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. to-morrow. Maiis expected from Europe ccc. I London Iby Air (Imperial* to-day. Deliveries of boxholaers' letters only 6 pr.r tc-day and
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    122 6 Singapore, Jan. 14. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to a; rive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Op ten Noort 20. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2» Carthage 18; Shyogen Maru 15; Malacca 14; Bengalen 11; Felix Roussel 8. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate
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    WHAT'S ON
    165 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY. JAN. 14 Hockey: S.CC. II v. R.A. (Blakan Ifati). s.c.C. S.R.C. "A" v. Fort. Canning, S.RC: CSC. v. Post Office. Fcst Office; S.CR.C 'A" v. 7th Hcaw Battery, Changi; G.H.R.C v. Khalsa, Khalsa; Rest Hockey Trial. Hong Lim Green. S C.R.C. Tennis
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    AMUSEMENTS
    159 6 ALHAMBRA.—Warner Oiand in "Charlie Chan On Broadway 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.—ErrcI Flynn and Claude Rains in "The Prince And Hie Pauper" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILICN.—Grace Moore and Franchot Tone in "The King Steps Out" 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.—"Wahri Dun" a" (Hindustani picture) 6.15 and 9.15 p.m.
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    RECRUITS INCREASE
    86 6 British Official Wireless. Improvement In Regulars And Territorials London. Jan. 12. The intake of recruits in the Regular Army last week was 1,215, an increase of 304 over the same week ot last year.— During December 3,032 recruits were enlisted in the Territorial Army. This Is a record
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    MEN KILLED BY FUMES
    488 6 AN INQUIRY Story Of Sulphur Cargo Singapore. Thursday. THAT a cargo of rock sulphur was not mentioned in the ship's report on its arrival in Singapore although the Singapore' Harbour Boari were informed by the A«ents that the Dutch liner Meerkerk. was carrying a certain amount
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    SUNGEI CHUA RIOTS
    252 6 Chinese Sent To The Assizes (From Our Own Reporter j Seremban, Thursday. IN the Port Dickson Court, at the conclusion of the preliminary inquiry into the alleged rioting and murder, which occurred at Sungei Chua village in October last year, as the result of a clash between
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    LAY AWAKE IN AGONY WITH NEURITIS
    179 6 Xi use Kin Salts Effected a Complete Cure. Ordinary headaches are bad enough, but they are as nothing compared the awful pains of neuritis in tne hi says this woman. Read how Km. < completely banished the pain:— "I had neuritis in the head
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    HUMAN PLAGUE IN COLOMBO
    423 6 League Bulletin On Health In East THE health bulletin of the League ot Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended Jan. 8 is as loll.jv. Plague: Colombo was the only in the Eastern Arena to report the pre sence of human plague during th< one death
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    BASQUE REFUGEES
    81 6 3,000 Remain In England British Official Wireless. London. Jan. 12 Although some 500 of the Basque refugee children have now returned to Spain, between 2.000 and 3,000 remain under the care of the Basque Children Relief Committee, which has just made another appeal to the public for funds
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    155 6 Giang Seng, British. 1,085 tons. Iron Semarang Jan. 13, to Java Ports Jan M Henrik, Norwegian, 765 tons, from Bangkok Jan. 13. to Bangkok Jan. 14 Van Riebeeck, Dutch, 1.350 tons, from Cheribon Jan. 13, to P. Swettenham Jan 15. Giang Ann. British, 559 tons, from Sourabaya Jan.
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      304 6 fifties IMel MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A To-night—Cocktail Dance 6.30 to 8.30 p.m. S S r s i J Dinner Dance (informal) 9.30 to midnight > COiViFLLTE CHANGE OF FROGRAMME j HOtiOTTA i The Well-known Character, Acrobatic Novelty Dancer. Non-diners $1.00 j BOOK NOW SECURE A GOOD TABLE FOR THESE SOCIAL
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      307 6 f POSTAL INTELLIGENCE 1 1 STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Indo-China Telix Roussel Jan. 14 noou Rengat aid Tembilahan Banka 1H X Java, Souih-West Sumatra, S.-East-Borneo Celebes. Moluccas and 2JM p.m Timor Duly Op ten tan nm Muntok Op ten Noort M 2.30 p.m. Bengkalis. F.
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    REIGN AND ROMANCE OF "VICTORIA THE GREAT" ENGLISH ACTRESS AS QUEEN
    571 7 HUGE CAST IN DRAMATIC A CHIE VEMENT INTEREST is at a high pitch for the premiere in this city of "Victor.*! the Great," proclaimed as offering the triple lure of historical accuracy, spectacular power and romantic fervor. The pordnciion
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    MOTORIST FINED
    43 7 Singapore, Thursday, ed with turning his motor-car prohibited area at Orchard Road of int Pavilion Theatre on 1 s Mi. K. Ellison, a European A the Wireless Station, was nmlng fined $3, in the Fourth by Mr. E. C. G. Barrett.
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    Untitled
    82 7 untitled the ninth annual meeting of the tha Aoivirthi Sabah, Malacca, the >wi] g were elected office bearers for ensuing year:— President, Mr. K. Panjanathan; hon. ry, Mr. S. M. Velu; hon. treasurer. Mr. V G. C. Royan; committee, Messrs. P V Gcpalan, J. S. Stevens, M. Maruruthu and M.
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    BRITISH AIRCRAFT FOR PORTUGAL
    34 7 Reuter Wireless. Lisbon. Jan. 13 A contract for the purchase of fifteen British Gladiator fighting planes for the Portuguese Air Force was signed by the Portuguese Government to-day —Reuter Wireless.
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    EXCELLENT COMEDY
    290 7 George Brent As "The Go-Getter" THAT irascible but lovable old seafaring character created by Peter B. Kync—Cappy Kicks—comes tc life m the screen in the Cosmopolitan ccmcdy-di ama "The GoGetter," which opens at the Capitol Theatre, next week. Charles WiniUager, we:i remembered as the Cap'n Andy of both
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    "KING STEPS OUT"
    174 7 AGAIN that golden voice rings out! Again her magic songs thrill the world anew! Your heart will soar as Grace Moore sings the love songs of the immortal Kreisler in the grandest of all musical love dramas! This latest him is Columia's "The K'ng Steps Out," featuring
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    Joe E.Brown Turns Reporter IN "RIDING ON AIR"
    413 7 A Hilarious Film I rERE are many screen fans w'.in maintain that Joe E. Brown is one of the screen's finest pantomimists when given the opportuni y i to display his rare comic abilities to j advantage. Such contention is substantiated in
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      92 7 /lever/00/1 Ola Tangee Color-Change Principle brings glow of youth Watch Tangee's Color-Change Principle bring your lips the glowing freshness of youth. Orange in the stick, Tangee changes on your lips to a soft blush-rose. Its special cream base soothes and softens and Tangee will not rub off. For a perfect
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      192 7 Now in use I^gp fn millions of horrres ".Rogers"— the wonderful home lacquer, is the ever ready friend of marks.Dnestoatough,porcelain4ika every member of the family. For filr that wears and wears and Weak*. K«d,, 2£&£SS We Sell the GENUINB piecesof "natural"furniture,leather Come in and see our color card. articles and
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    TUGS PURCHASED
    193 8 Sydney And Durban Ships For Mollers' Ltd. The Barretto Shipping Co., local agents for Mollers' Ltd., have received information that additions have been made to the salvage fleet of Messrs. Mollers' Towages, Ltd.. Shanghai. Two salvage tugs have been purchased in Sdyney. N.S.W. and Captain Potter departed for
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      393 8 CAPTAIN BLOOD" PACKED HOUSES acclaim this flPHES|^^^| £g|fen. Th# icf«*rs's only twln-tlon In o story '"of mull hay« b«*n mtont For lt»tml ARHk errol flynn in Warner Bros, dashing production of i W MARK TWAIN'S famous story. THE PRINCE and the PAUPER. «BF f |i wlth THE MAUCH TWINS, 1
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      59 8 ALHAMBRA I Chinese New Year!' I MARLBOROUGH 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 i The greatest North Indian Actress To-day Miss SULOCHANA in S "WAHARI DUNIA" I j 7.15 HAPPY THEATRE ».30 i i JUBILEE THEATRE 2.30 n.m. TIVOLI HALL. 2.30 p.m. MATINEES: SATURDAY 15th SUNDAY. 16th JAN., 1938 'JUNGLE JIM" Chapters I—6
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      250 8 Ablaze with the golden mus-.7 of Kreisler... .Sparkling with hapvj comeay... .the greatest of all in* great pictures from the t*> ious star of -One Night Of Love-.' ©PENS TO-NIGHT 6-15 9-15 PAVILION 'ffiG STEPS Ol^ Hrs Fvfait c k o t Tone Directed by JOSEF YON STERNBERG S \i(
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    FRANCO'S TROOPS DESERTING
    75 9 Special Measures To Be Taken Reuter. Gibraltar, Jan. 13. IN order to prevent desertions from insurgent ranks, a detachment of Franco's cavalry composed of 25 mounted men has been placed on the neutral ground between insurgent and British territory. The move is a sequel to increasing desertions
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      440 9 I The Organisation For I the master Refrigerator Patarson, Simons Co., Ltd. n. t. Lara HERB TONIC 4 ROBUST HEALTH, STRENGTH VITALITY. An Ideal Tonic MEN LADIES On Sale Everywhere tegßdfl from our AGENTS in Penang: L. C. Lim, 584, Jelutong Road. Kuala Lumpur: G. Mohd. Yeasin, 22 24, Java
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      412 9 S I unhesitatingly proclaim HERBERT WILCOX'S i VICTORIA THE GREAT" to be the finest film I have ever seen says the STRAITS TIMES London Correspondent s S v ARRANGE YOUR PARTIES NOW. s I Gala Malayan Premiere rig I j WEDNESDAY, Jan. 26th I» y 1 With the Band of
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      377 9 M You remember CHARLES WINNINOER, The Daddy of the "3 SMAKr J GIRLS?"—now he is "CAPPY RlClTg.* Peter B. Kyne's most lovabic J S Character j I NEXT CHANGE at the CAPITOL j j t FOLLOW THE GO GETTER ANO HIS j HARD-TO-GFT GIRL IN THEIR MADCAP 'JJ r >
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    ASIATICS AND THE FLYING CLUBS
    773 10 A WEEK ago we commented on the fact that a strange anomaly exists with regard to flying clubs in Malaya. The anomaly is that Asiatic British subjects, although not specifically barred by the rujes, are not admitted as members of the Royal Singapore Flying Club,
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    CONSULAR PARITY
    89 10 Soviet Hint To Great Britain British Official wireless. London, Jan. 12. THE Soviet Government is understood to have notified the representatives of foreign Governments in Moscow of its decision in future to insist on the principle of parity in consular representation. There are at present two British consular
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    JOHORE APPOINTMENTS
    145 10 The following appointments are announced in the Johore Government Dr. (Mrs. I M. Smallwood, of the Malayan Medical Service, has been seconded for service in Johore. Mr. Cheok Huan Cheong has been appointed an additional unofficial member of the Council of State for two years with effect from
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Declaration Of War?
    191 10 NOTES COMMENTS Declaration Of War? ]t/|UCH prominence is being given to the news that Japan is contemplating a formal declaration of war China. It seems that the strain of maintaining the diplomatic fiction that this is not a war will have to give way to a more effective blockade of
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    The Forces Of Democracy
    183 10 TT is not only a question of financial resources, although that has also to be reckoned with; it is the fact that in every democratic country the general sympathy is with China. It is in the eyes of those who believe In the principles of demccracy
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    Chientang Bridge
    212 10 rpHE fact that the Sino-Japanese hostilities are resulting in the destruction of many costly improvements is again brought to the fore with the aonouncement of the dynamiting of the $10,000,000 steel bridge across the Chientang River at Hangchow. The bridge is said to have been demolished by the
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    Courageous Thinking
    301 10 world is passing through a dimcult time of change. It needs peoj ie with courage to think and to speak out what they think. This is the true essence of democracy. One often rc\ds of dictatorships doing away with liberty, people put in prison or even killed for
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    Topics Of The Day
    280 10  -  By "Looker On" l MAN who stole a hat from a Lon- don shop was chased by a crow:! and captured. He hadn't realised that I there was a price on his head jfl 2fV 5jC 3jC "The big men of rugby must put their heads
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    ANOTHER CRISIS CONFRONTS FRENCH GOVERNMENT PREMIER APPEALS FOR CONFIDENCE
    814 11 Reuter. FINANCIALLY SOUND SOCIALISTS RENEW SUPPORT FOR CHAUTEMPS ANOTHER change of Government threatens in France owing to the crisis which has arisen between M. Chautemps and the Deputies in regard to the financial situation and unsettled labour conditions. The Premier, in
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    Pacific Air Service By U.K.?
    59 11 Reuter. San Francisco, Jan. 13. THE Clipper disaster will give Britain the opportunity to enter Trans-Pacific flying through the at least temporary stoppage of the PanAmerican service to New Zealand, according to a belief informally expressed in aviation circles. Representatives of Pan-American Airways, however indicate
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    CHINA'S CREDIT IS GOOD
    202 11 Dr. Kung's Statement ALL OBLIGATIONS MET Reuter. Hankow, Jan. 13. jQESPITE urgent military exigencies and the Government's financial problems, China has lived up to her obligations by fully and promptly meeting her external and internal obligations.' said Dr. H. H. Kung Premier and Minister of Finance)
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    MINISTER AT SOFIA
    38 11 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 13. The King has approved the appointment of Mr George William Rendel, a counsellor in the Foreign Office to be His Majesty's Er.voy extraordinary and Minister plenipotentiary at Sofia.- Bri-
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    COMMODITIES TOO HIGH
    121 11 TRADE TREND No Signs Of A Slump Reuter. London, Jan. 13. "T SEE no signs of slump," deM clared Viscount Home, addressing industrialists of Birmingham, when referring to the trade figures announced yesterday, which show the greatest volume of internal and external trade since 1930. He said
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    ANTI-WAR GESTURE IN TOKYO
    95 11 Military Headquarters Burned Down Shanghai, Jan. 14. THE Japanese Military Training Headquarters in Tokyo was entirely burnt to the ground this morning before dawn as the result of a big fire. It is believed to have loeen caused by incendiarism on the part of the antiwar
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    HAINAN BOMBED
    60 11 Seven Planes Over The Island Hongkong, Jan. 13. THE first serious aerial attack on the 1 island of Hainan was launched today when seven Japanese planes drooped over 20 bombs on Hoihow (the largest port on the island) and Hucheng. Destroying scores of houses. There were over 10
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    Northern Ireland To Go To The Polls
    252 11 Reuter. Belfast, .lan. 13. A SPECIAL meeting of the Cabinet to-day decided to make an appeal tto the country immediately. The Parliament of Northern Ireland will be dissolved on Jan. 20. nominations will be on Jan. 29 and polling on Feb. 9. A
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    JAPAN PRESSING ON
    165 11 Three Columns Moving ATTEMPT TO TAKE NINGPOO? Reuter. Shanghai, Jan. 14. pRESSING the advantage gained with the capture of Tsining, Japanese troops have branched into three columns which are striking down across the country towards Kweiteh and two other points on the Lunghai railway. The Chinese have
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    21 11 London, Jan. 13. The British Services mission which is to visit Portugal will arrive in Lisbon about Feb. 20.—British Official Wireless.
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    U. S. Warships Coming To Singapore
    65 11 Reuter. Washington, Jan. 13. THE Navy Department states that the cruisers Trenton, Milwaukee and Memphis are at present en th? way to Sydney to attend the NewSouth Wales 150 th anniversary celebrations. Later they will r?r recent the United States at the formal Dpen'ng
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    NO DECLARATION OF WAR?
    175 11 TOKYO PLANS Three Decisions Of Conference Shanghai, Jan. 14. ACCORDING to Chinese reports the Imperial Conference of Japan, held in Tokyo this week, dd not take a decision to make a formal declaration of war on China. A statement is expected to be issued within a
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    U.S. NAVY
    39 11 Formal Request To President Washington, Jan. 13. It is announced that N~w Depart ment will recommend President velt to ask Congress to revis o *he Vinson Trammell Act' and permit nava: construction in excess of treaty limits.
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    FAMOUS FRENCH WRITER TO STUDY CHINA PROBLEM "WAR IS NOT NECESSARY"
    323 12 INTERVIEW Once Served In The Navy Singapore, Friday. "11/AR is not necessary. In the course of my travels to North China, Manchukiio and Japan, I propose to study conditions there and generally try to find a way out of
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    ON THE CARTHAGE
    90 12 Princess Liechtenstein For Singapore PASSENGERS for Singapore due by the Carthage include Her Serene Highness Princess Liechtenstein and the Dowager Countess of Seafleld. Baron and Baroness de Tuyll and Lr.dy Wise are passengers from Colombo. Another passenger for Singapore is Capt. Charles Wrightson. who commanded H.M.S. Dunedin,
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    $1,000 STOLEN IN RAID
    99 12 Armed Gang SIX MEN WITH GUNS AND KNIVES Singapore, Frida/. A JOfßf) with pistols and daggers, six Cantonese entered the ground floor of a house in Keong Saik Street at about 7.30 last night and stole cash and jewellery to the total value of $1,000, belonging
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    NAVAL TRANSFERS
    180 12 Announcement By The Admiralty THE Admiralty announce that further transfers of Royal Naval Reserve Executive Officers to the Supplementary List of the Royal Navy will shortly be made under conditions similar to those previously promulgated. Officers who have already appeared before a Selection Board for transfer will not
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    RAN INTO TREE
    58 12 Singapore, Friday. Two Europeans were injured when a motor-car in which they were driving, ran against a tree at about 3.30 a.m. to-day, in Bukit Timah Road. One of them had a lacerated wound over the forehead, and the other abrasions and contusions of the forehead and
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    REACH ROAD CRASH
    51 12 Singapore. Friday. Shortly before 11 o'clock last night, a car driven by Capt. J. F. Kelleher of the R.A.M.C. (Blakan Mati) and another driven by a Chinese collided outside Raffles Hotel. Capt. Kelleher was unhurt but the Chinese received several cuts and was taken to hospital by
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    ANTI-JAPANESE UNREST
    138 12 MEN IN COURT More Lawyers To Defend Singapore, Friday. rE 156 men, consisting mainly of Chinese and one Bengali-Hindu, who were Concerned in the mass demonstration and rioting of last Sunday, were again brought up to the Second Police Court this morning. A very large crowd gathered round
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    166 12 DIED OF WOUNDS Tamil's Death While Shooting Monkeys (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. CHE AHMAD, who acted as Coroner in the inquiry held into the death of Mariappan, a Tamil who met his death when he went to the Bungsar Estate to shoot monkeys that were spoiling the
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    AMBASSADOR TO CHINA
    30 12 Reuter. London. Jan. 13. Sir Archibald Clark Kerr was received by the King at Sandringham to-day and kissed hands on his appointment as Ambassador to China.— Reuter.
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    KUALA LUMPUR WEDDING
    205 12 j Interesting Ceremony In Reformed Style Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. MR. Lee See Pin, the only son of Mr. Lee Fah Hee, the popular miner, and Mrs Lee Fah Hee, was married in the reformed style to Miss Ong Boay Sim daughter of the late Mr. Ong Em;
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    GOVERNOR ARRESTED
    59 12 Reuter. Shanghai, Jan. 13. According to a wholly unconfirmed Chinese report, Li Tsung Jen, the Kwangsi warlord who was C-in-C of the Chinese forces on the Tientsin-Pukow railway, has placed Han Fu Chu, Governor of Shantung, under arrest for the loss of Tsining and weak resistance against the
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    30 12 Pon Maria Susai, a deck passenger on board the s.s. Kedah, which arrived at Singapore on Monday afternoon, died of heart failure and was buried at sea, it was reported.
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    29 12 Mr. Foo Kia Hin, managing partner oi' Nam Whatt and Co., Johore Bahru, who was away on a two months holiday in Hangchow (China) has returned and resumed duties.
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    23 12 Mr. Moung Choo Yah, Office Assistant and Accountant, Agricultural Department, Federated Malay States, has been appointed to be Accountant Sanitary Board, Kuala Lumpur.
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    WELFARE AMONG MALAYS
    425 12 NEW SCHEME Outlined To Rural Board Singapore, Thursday. SINGAPORE'S experiment, u !e Malay Settlement at Kampeng Batak, off Jalan Eunos, will have a Maternity and Child Welfare Centre of its own next year in accordance with the terms of a prep—ij scheme laid before to-day\ meeting of
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    COM. VON TIRPITZ
    178 12 Famous Admiral's Son Entertained AN interesting visitor to Singapore is Commander W. yon Tirpitz. retired from the German Navy, and son of Admiral yon Tirpitz, "father" of the German Navy, who with a delegation of the German Dyestuffs Corporation <of which he is a director), a firm
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    MR. N.S. ISAAC
    40 12 Leg Fractured In Road Accident Mr. N. S. Isaac was knocked down by a motor car yesterday morning at Nortn Canal Road. He received a fracture o the right leg, but was conscious, wnen taken to hospital.
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    60 12 The annual general meeting of the Johore Overseas Chinese Recreation uud was held at 22, Jalan Siew Nam, JonurBahru, when there was a full attendance. Mr. Tlan Soon Fatt, the nor*, secretary, reported that during the nnancial year ending 1937, there was i cash balance amounting to $74.v. r Tan
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      60 12 STOP PRESS DEMONSTRATORS CHARGED 124 of the men accused (see report above) in connection with the week-end demonstrations, were bound owr for six months in the sum of $25. The case against 14 others is nostponed to Jaai. 18, bail of $50 beiner allowed. 18 others charged with riotin? wil'
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    Martial Law Proclaimed In Nantao TWENTY ROBBERS SHOT DEAD
    207 13 TWO WOUNDED Chinese Plans For New Offensive Reuter. Shanghai, Jan. 13. THE JAPANESE have proclaimed martial law in Nantao, follow ;m incident in which 20 out of I hinese robbers, attempting to croi i a barbed wire barricade with stolen feeds
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    THE DEMONSTRATION
    59 13 Denial That Malays Took Part WE have received a letter from tht y oi the Malay Union, Singapore wJh reference to the statement that thos< taking part in the demonstration last Sunuay included Malays as wtll as Chinese and Indians. states: "Inquiries by imittee have elicited the inforat
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    15 13 untitled incited to hear the untitled Hafiz Mohamed Ansari, the Sultan Mosque, Singaat 9 P-m.
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    $125 MILLIONS FOR U.S. NAVY
    118 13 Reuter. Bill All Ready For Congress Washington, Jan. 13. rpHE new bill to strengthen the United A Slates fleet will authorize a huge construction programme embracing all types of naval vessels, announced Mr. Carl Vinson, chairman of the House Naval Committee. He stated that legislation
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    CHINESE HURT
    76 13 Car And Tricycle In Collision Singapore, Friday. A CHINESE wa.s removed to the Tan i\ Tock Seng Hospital in a critical condition after being knocked down by a motor car while riding a tricycle loaded with vegetables, at the junction of Victoria Street and Rochore Road at nbout
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    CAPT. W. L. POPE
    54 13 At Present In Command Of The Comorin Capt. W. L. Pone. R.N.R., is at present in command of the P. and O. liner Ccmorin, which is due at Singapore outward bound on Jan. 28. He takes the place temporarily of Capt. C. W. Cartwright, D.E.C., who
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    DISPUTE OVER SHRINE
    43 13 In reference to the inquiry held in Malacca on Wednesday concerning a dispute over the right to use a shrine, Mr. W. H Salt the Malacca lawyer, appeared as Solicitor for Yusoff bin Sabjan, and not as an interested party.
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    25 13 Those who have been attending the Singapore V.M.C.A. first aid class are asked to note that the examination w'.U be held this evening at 7.3D.
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    AUSTRALIAN GIRLS IN SINGAPORE
    185 13 Boat Arrives Ahead Of Schedule Singapore. Friday. ARRIVING well ahead of schedule, the m.v. Koelinda put into port this morning with a party of 40 Australians among the man/ passengers. They were members of the Young Australia League. These 40 Australians consisted of 35 schoolgirls, under
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    MR. A. M. BIRCHALL
    277 13 Interment At Bidadari Yesterday fHE funeral service of the late Mr. A. M. Birchall took place yesterday afternoon at the Bidadari Cemetery and was largely attended. The remains were brought from his residence at Pulo Tekong by motor launch to Changi steos and from there the
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    SIR EDWARD ELLINGTON
    51 13 Expected To Arrive In Singapore To-morrow Sir Edward Ellington, Inspector-Gene-ral of the R.A.F., is expected to arrive in Singapore about noon to-morrow. H e was in Rangoon this morning, and is flying to Penang this afternoon. He will spend the night there, and continue to in the
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    LOCAL TRADER'S APPEAL
    1107 13 MARKS CASE Court Reserves Its Judgment Singapore, Thursday. CUKAYA EBATA, a Japanese merchant, to-day appealed against his conviction on a charge of importing cotton socks to which a counterfeit trade mark had been applied, before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice McElwaine, in the Supreme Court. Judgment was
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    SELANGOR AND THE ARMY CLASH TO-MORROW MALAYA CUP FINAL IN K.L.
    3057 14 "ARGUS" LOOKS BACK ON THE PAST 17 YEARS A another MakavaYup final approaches, thoughts drift back to the visit or V to th«e and of the many enjoyable sportinj en^/^V r civilians and the ships company which enthusiasm Ttip
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    RECORD OF TO-MORROW'S FINALISTS
    260 14 The Army Selangor brat Jchore 14—0 beat Perak 11-0 beat Negri-MaLicca 10—3 beat ILN. and K.A.F. 9—3 beat Penang IS—;; beat Singapore 18—3 51—I The teams fcr To-morrow will be: Selangor The Army D. R. Harper (capt), G. F. Brown, A. J. Hunter, F. A. S.
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    ANNUAL MEETING OF S.A.F.A. BIG DROP IN PROFITS
    595 15 $2,300 Due To Decline Of Malays' Strength HE annual general meeting of the Singapore Amateur Football Association was held at the Anson Read Stadium yesterday with the 11,, n. Mr R. Williamson in the (hair. The following were elected officials: President: Hon.
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    Indians Beat Police At Hockey
    341 15 4— 1 Margin At Balestier IHRILLING hockey was served up in the match played between the Indian Association and tne Police at Balestier yesterday. In tne early stages the forward lines of the opposing teams were equally matched, Out tne Police were rather weak in
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    PERAK v. CORINTHIANS
    43 15 The following have been selected to represent Perak against the Islington Corinthians on Saturday: F. R. Toft; Chci Hoei. Guan Lean or Yusof; Cum ming, Ec Eow I captain t, Shaw; Arshad. Sin Wah, Hock Choon. Swee Meng. N Caleb.
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    ISLINGTONIANS HELD
    133 15 Goalless Draw At Alor Star (From Our Oivn Reporter! Penang, Thursday. KEDAH made soccer history to-day When they sprang a big surprise by holding the Islington Corinthians 1 1 a goalless draw before a record crowd at Alor Star. In a telephone message immediately after the match. I
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    TO-NIGHT'S BOXING
    108 15 Champions Clash In Main Event yOTJNG Gauder, featherweight cham- pion of Singapore, and David Dharmaraj. featherweight champion of Penang, will clash in the main event ci to-night's programme at the Happy World arena. Both boys are well-known to local ring fans and can be relied on to give
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    HOME SOCCER
    22 15 London, Jan. 13. To-day's football results:— iTHIRD DIVISION (Southern) Newpart 0 Torquay 2. <'IHIRD DIVISION (Northern) Hull 10 Southport 1.
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    Girls' Sports Club Beaten Again
    352 15 Triumph For Mc Nair Hockey XI A SOLITARY goal scored by the McNair Girls' Sports Club within a minute after the start enabled them to gain a victory over the Girls' Sports Club by I—o in an interesting game of hockey played at the G.S.C.
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    WALES v. ENGLAND
    95 15 Change In Welsh XV For Saturday Reuter. London, Jan. 13. CLAUDE Davey will replace Wooller, who is injured, in the Welsh rugger team to meet England at Cardiff on Saturday, Jan. 15. The revised Welsh team is: Jenkins; Clement, Idwal Rees, Claude Davey and Bassett; Tanner and
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    23 15 Reuter. London, Jan. 13. In a rugby county match to-day at Oxford. Oxfordshire lost to Kent by 3 points to 13.—Reuter.
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    PADANG HOCKEY DERBY
    367 16 Rees Beat Cricket Club 3—o YESTERDAY'S Padam, hockey •T> which was seen by a fairly crowd, ended in a win for ttu B by three clear goals. It was one ol fastest games seen on the Padi i a long time. Exchanges were shared almost equal ly
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      382 16 RHEUMATISM I i Questions every sufferer should ask himself Cfa Why do suffer the excruciating: pains of vT^>. Rheumatism Why are my joints painful and latftl X creaky Why do my muscles feel as though they fsf* \L{//J are tied into knots There are thousands of of other men and
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    FINED $55
    192 17 Traffic Charges Against A Chinese Singapore. Thursday. A FINE of $55 in all was imposed on Mr. Tan Joo Siang, when he appeared before Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, in the Fourth Court this morning, on three charges of driving his motor-car in negligent manner, failing to stop
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    70 17 The Police Band will play the following programme at the Botanic Gardens this afternoon (Friday), beginning at 5 30.:— 1. March, "Mothers of Democracy," Panelia. 2. Overture, "Robespierre." LitolfT. 3. Selection, "Musical Comedy Switch," arranged by Henry Hall. 4. Waltz,*-Just like Darby and Joan." Gilbert. 5. The Glow
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      142 17 j THE 1938 LEADER! "His Master's Voice" (American Radio) With All The Latest In Radio Full Particulars from Sole Agents KEE HUAT RADIO Co. Thone 4566. Undoubtedly there are scores and 1 scores of Clock Watch Repairers j in Singapore, BUT YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (near Middle
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    CHILDREN'S PARK FOR MALACCA
    250 18 More Necessary Than Swimming Pool? 'From Our Own CorrcspoTident) Malacca, Friday. WHEN the question ol a puoiic swimmng pool for Maiacca mooted by the S.S.<M>A. came up to the Malacca Municipal for discussion scmet ma last year, the Commissioners lesolvea ihat preference should be given to
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    66 18 A Chinese girl, 17 years old, fell off a moving trolley-mu at Geylang Road last night. She was bleeding profusely from her injuries, being extremely shocked and semi-conscious. A Chinese was found last night sitting on the five-foot way of a house in Weld Road. Groaning with pain,
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    44 18 Mr. Aw Boon Haw, O.B.E., chairman of ihe board of directors of the Sin Chew Jit Poh. Ltd., is giving a dinner tomorrow at the Southern Hotel. Eu Tong Sen Street, at 7 p.m., on the occasion of the ninth anniversary of the concern.
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    284 18 New Books For Issue To-Morrow THE undernoted newly added non-fic-tion and ficHon works will oe ready for issue at Raffles Library to-morrow:— Seven Heirs Apparent, Illustrated, Sir George Arthur: Eighteenth Century London Life, Illustrated, Rosamond BaynePowell; The Crusade: The World's Debate Hilairo Belloc: Portraits and Personalities, Illustrated, Arthur
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    JOHORE DANCE
    30 18 The dance held at the Royal Johore 1 International Club on Sunday proved to be a great success. There was a large gathering present, including many from Singapore.
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    VILLAGE RIOT
    53 18 Six Killed In Bosnia Trouble Reuter. Belgrade, Jan. 12. Six were killed and 12 dangerously Injured, many others less seriously hurt, in the Bosnian village of Omarshka in a fight following a dispute over a piece of land. The quarrel began in the village fair and developed into
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    DURUTHU DAY
    126 18 Celebration At Singapore Buddhist Assn. Singapore, Friday. Under the auspices of the Singapore Buddhist Association a celebration to commemorate "Duruthu Poya Day" in Singapore will be held at the Association premises. 67, Spottiswoode Park Road, to-morrow. This celebration commemorates the day on which Lord Buddha visited Ceylon for
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    Rugby & Hockey On Padang
    39 20 Rugby Hockey On Padang Pictures show incidents in the rugby football match between the S.CC. "B" and Fort Canning, and the Europeans and Girls Sports Club at hockey on the Padang. Both games took piacc on Wednesday afternoon. (Tribune).
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