Malaya Tribune, 22 January 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII. No. 18. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1938 FIVE CEM^ The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Jan. 22, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 22, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      175 1 vv Everybody loves a healthy, smiling baby. There M no reason why your baby should not be as attractive and lovable as the one in this pictiure. Health and happiness should be the birthright of every child but some parents unthinkingly neglect the simple ailments of childhood which may lead
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      85 1 The above distinctive Loxlt strap U which rimless lenses are held firmly ant safely: no screws to bind lenses wit/ j uoseness and breakage. The or»lv Dir"*e r>h,ninablp in the tovr NAN SIN OPTICAL HOUSE, Manufacturing Ophthalmic Onticians 325, North Bridge Road, 'PHONE 636: IDEAL FOR TIIE RACES! LETTS BINOCULARS
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      218 1 Read The 1 TRIBUNE f Dominant E> In Malaya > PEERLESS ERASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fra grant PEERLESS ERASMIC is mcomp arable and invaluable ,M Wjk for tne toilet and can be applied without iW vL9I harm to the most delicate skins. Refresh/L ing and invigorating it is a direct
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES PROTECTION OF SHIPPING
    773 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES PROTECTION OF SHIPPING New Zealand-Australia Trade DEFERENCE to the Protection of v British Shipping Act, 1936, which has not yet been brought into operation, is made in a report, "Economic and Commercial Conditions in New Zealand," issued by the Department of Overseas Trade. The report is by
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    TRAINING SCHOOLBOYS TO FLY
    93 2 Hobart, Tasmania, Jan. 11. The Government of Tasmania, following the policy of encouraging airmindedness in the youth of the State has provided for 1938 a number of scholarships for schoolboys to be trained as gliding and flying pilots. The boys will receive a course of training
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      406 2 STEAMER BAILINGS. P*Ow BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). SEN P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage. Spore 1938. COMORIN 15.000 Jan 28 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 BEHAR 6 000 Mar. 21 RAWALPINDI
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      489 2 MD Ir* P. IV. I KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) AnA (Incorporated in Japan). v I. For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). Due. Due. Sailing Due. Penang Spore Spore via. New York m|s KONGO MARU FebT 3 Feb. 5 Keelung Mar. 13 m s KIRISHIMA MARU Mar. 8
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      80 2 B.I. (APCAR) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG. AMOS ft JAPAN. Leave SLoaaDore. gANTHTA 8,000 Jan. 27 TALMA 10,000 Feb. 10 SIRDHANA 8,000 Feb. 24 'or PENANG, RANGOON ft CALCUTTA. SIRDHANA 8,000 Jan. 22 SHIR ALA 8,000 Feb. S THAW A 10,000 Feb. 19 p&o BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all information
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      516 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM. HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From MJS. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng FIONIA 25-1 25-1 26-1 27-1 LALANDIA 15-2 15-2 16-2 17-2 JUTLANDIA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3 MEONIA
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    HEALTH IN THE EAST
    449 3 Bulletin Of League Of Nations THE health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ending Jan. 15 is as follows:— Plague: A satisfactory feature for the week is the absence of the notification of plague in any of the Eastern ports. Cholera
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    STABBED BROTHER
    140 3 Three Months R.I. For Young Chinese Singapore, Thursday. MG Kwek Tel:, a young Chinese, was tnis morning sentenced to undergo three months' rigorous imprisonment by Mr. H. A. Porrer, District Judge, when he pleaded guilty to a charge of voluntarily causinr hurt with a knife to his brother
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    JAPAN IN NORTH CHINA
    647 3 Guerrila Attacks POSITION FAIR FROM COMFORTABLE Peking. the point marked by the fall of Nanking and the creation of a Provisional Government here it is interesting to review the situation in North China, which is the focus of Japanese ambition, writes the correspondent of "The Times."
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    NAVAL CHANGES
    46 3 Reuter. London. Jan 20. The Earl of Cork and Orrery has been appointed Admiral of the Fleet in succession to Sir Frederick Field, who is placed on the retired list, and vice-Ad-miral Sir W. M. James has been promoted to the rank of Admiral.—Reuter.
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      816 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS ars now invited for the rol lowing materials or service. For particulars see Municipal Tender Room Supply of 7,500 tons of Australian or English Gas Coal, shipment date to give delivery at the Gas Works between 25-4-38 and 6.6.38, 4 p.m., Feb.
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      587 3 PUBLIC NOTICES CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY. SINGAPORE. Announces a FREE LECTURE on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE by Mr. PAUL A. HARSCII, C.S.B. Memoer of the Board of Lectureship ot the Mother Church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. U.SA. at Orange Grove Road, (off Orchard Road). on MONDAY, JANUARY 24TH
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      505 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANTED- -Assistant Chinese Salesman for Import Firm. Only those having previous experience need apply. Box No. 36, Malaya Inbune, Singapore. NOTICE Server required. Must be fluent in Hokchiu dialect and have a know- ledge of English. Hokkien. and of Chinese character. Salary $25.00. Apply in writing to The
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      341 3 SWISS WATCHES. Gent's 14 kt. Gold case watches with high grade 15 Jewels Lever Movements Good quality of leather Straps at $16,- each. Gent's Chrome watches, Lever movements, with good quality leather straps at $3.50 each. I M.S. and Johore—Duty Free. All works guaranteed free service for 6 months. Repairs
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      27 3 SINGAPORE KMSW INSTITUTE 130-A, Victoria Street. Pupils prepared for the Trinity College Music Examinations, Practical and Theoretical Subjects. Evening and Sunday Classes. Reasonable Fees. Particulars on requests.
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    448 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Jan. 21. RUBBER Previous To-day Change Tone Quiet Steadiest s POt Buyers 7 316 7 5; 10 +J4 Sellers 7*4 7% 'a 3rd Forward (July Sept.) Buyers 7 316 7 5116 m Sellers 7*4 ?3/ b l /s 2nd Forward (Apr.l June) Buyers 7
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    DEVELOPMENT OF INDUSTRIES
    1308 4 Hyderabad Conference ROLE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Hyderabad. JHE vital role which mechanical engineers could play in building up the economic prosperity of the India of to-morrow was stressed by Mr. Fakirjee H. Bharucha of Bom- bay in his presidential address to the eighteenth annual conference of the
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    PRODUCE
    177 4 Singapore. Jan. 21 R. (Siami W. CO&St No. 1 per Kov: 71. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Kovai. R (Siam) W. No. 3 per Ko'vui %\U Siam Rice "Lowav.ay" No. 1 Siam Rico "Lowh.vay" No. 2 Siam Rice Lowhwuy" No. 3 Siam ,'Singhway' No. 1 Siam "Siughway" No.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER Of COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    97 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Friday noon M Buyer:;. Sell-;* No. I.X.R.S.S. In cases (F. 0.8. Jan.) 23 3 4 24 Good F.A.Q. In bales (F. 0.8. Jan.; 23 23 3 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-locset (awardable Spore; 23 3 4 2.T do. Feb. Mar.
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    91 4 Paris 151 1 16 Nev. York 4.99 7 <. Montreal 4.99 15 IG Brussels 29.58V 2 Geneva 21 .63.* Amsterdam 8.9G 7 Milan 95 Berlin 12.41 Prague 142 716 Belgrade 216 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.40 Oslo 19.90 Madrid nominal Vienna 26»/ 2 Lisbon 110 316 London, Jan. 21
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      607 4 i 1 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised (40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BLILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONES: Managing Director 3172 Secretary 4944 General Manager 3513 Accountant 3926 Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKER*: NEW YORK BANKERS: Midland Bank, Ltd. 1 Irving
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      141 4 thl I EASTERN BANK LIMITED. pMorpormted in England! SINGAPORE BRANCH! 6» D'Almeida Street. Authorised and Subscribed Capital £2,000,000 Paid-up Capital £1,000,000 Reserved Fund 500,000 J HEAD OFFICE: LONDON Branches: Bombay, Calcutta, Colombo, Karachi, Madras, Amara, Baghdad, Bahrein, Basra, Klrkuk, Mosul and Singapore. CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and money received on Fixed
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    826 5  -  Quotations By jFraser And Co. Singapore, Jan., 20, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. tai Tin 46 8h m Kumbang 32 34!-cd Malay 50 55'-cd Hit im 25 26 0.75 0.80 rin 24'- 25--langor 152% 1.57% Malay 28 9 29 9 Shenderiang 209 21|9 Hitam
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    AUSTRALIAN REVENUE
    106 5 Deficit For First Six Months Canberra, Jan. 11. The Federal consolidated revenue account for the first halt of thL'< financial year, details of which were released the other day by the Treasurer. Mr. Casey, reveals a deficiency of £A lf<P.ooo. Expenditure for the half-year wa.s IA 41.308,000; revenue
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    CHINA RELIEF
    64 5 Lord Mayor's Fund Is Growing J British Official Wireless. London. Jan. 21. The Lord Mayor of London's fund for the relief of distress in China now amounts to about £90.000. Yesterday an anonymous gift of £4.000 was received. Of this total £75.000 has already been sent to China,
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    212 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Jan., 20, 5 p.m. Total for Company Dividend Books Close financial Date Ex Div. year Pavable Date to date TIN: To Asam Kumbang l 1 No. 61 Jan. 21 j an 28 Jan. 22 7ft 6d Bonus. Austral Malay 9d. 5% 3d. Bonus.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    242 5 I' ynard Co. Ltd., $30,000 Int. Apr. 30, Oct. 31 m 95 105 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 1001 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 ■...102 104 nom 1907 rea 1947 $1.600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 108 110 nom «V 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar.
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    414 5  -  Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Saturday. rare indebieu to Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions Messrs. White, Weld and Co.. New York, report \,o us by cable as follows: STOCKS Profit-taking interrupted the strength of gold
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    CUT IN RUBBER QUOTA
    579 5 Local Dealers' View Of Position nURING the last week prices have Jf moved within narrow limits and there has been a correspondingly small volume of business, report Messrs Stanton Nelson Co. under date of Friday. The main reason for the quiet mark-*' is uncertainty as to
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    TRADE AGREEMENT?
    240 5 Britain, United States And Australia Canberra, Jan. 12. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lyons, in a statement to the Press said that before the revision of the Ottawa Agreements was attempted, the Government would consult the interests ff ected. Mr. Lyons made it clear that trade negotiations between Britain
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    DISTRESS IN CHINA
    229 5 Malayan Tin Mines' Contributions TWENTY-NINE Malayan mining companies have j° intl y contributed £548.2.0 to the Lord Mayor's Fund for relief of distress in China. The contribution has been sent to the Fund through the Malayan Chamber of Mines. London, who supplies the following list of names:
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    FOUND HANGING
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    INDIAN COTTON GROWERS
    874 5 Plea For Export Subsidy RECOMMENDATIONS OF COMMITTEE J 1 Bombay. CURTAILMENT of the area under cotton cultivation, loans against cotton stocks, facility in respect of payment of rent and revenue dues, subsidy for cotton exports, total prohibition of import of cotton of one inch staple are some
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      73 5 S. E LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore* Invettvert Bankers and Brokers in Securities and Commodities, Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Servian, Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. i COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.T. I NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE, CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. 1 CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE, SHANGHAI STOCK
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    WHAT'S ON
    160 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, JAN. 22 Hockey: C.S.C. II v. Fort Canning, Fort Canning; Colts v. Clerical Union. C.U.; P.W.D. v. Inniskilhngs, P.W.D. Rugby: State Match, Singapore v. Johore, Rengam: South v. Army "A" S.CC; St. Andrew's "A" v. H.M.S. Terro»-. Farrer Park; 3.5. Police v.
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    123 6 Singapore, Jan. 22. Ships alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rohna 22. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Koolinda 19. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Malta Maru 18; illang 15; Diomed 14; Pangkor 13. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Kota Pinang 30; Kola
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    112 6 v Medan. Jask§, -Amsterdam? an<t •Lcndon§: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-day. Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. Australia. New Zealand, Java anci Timor Dilly: Qama-'. closing 10 p.m. tomorrow. Penang, Siam. Burma, India. Iraq. Palestine, Egypt, E. and S. Africa. Great Britain, Ireland, Europe
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    142 6 Mails expected from Penang and Kuila Lumpur by Air (Internal S*»v«-e> :o-day Deliveries of boxhoiders'. letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. on Monday. Maiis expected from Europe etc London by Air (Imperial), to-morrow. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 6 p.m. to-morrow and
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    ACCELERATED DEPARTURES
    47 6 The s.s. Teucer lor Hongkong &c. Mails previously announced as closing at H a.m. to-day were closed at 7 p.m. yesterday. The s.s. Jarak.for Laboean Bilik. Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m. to-day will now close at 3 p.m. on the ;:ame day.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    17 6 The Air Mail (Netherlands) despatched from Singapore on Jan. 16 was delivered in London yesterday.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    140 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Windjammer" 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL. —"52nd Street" 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION—PauI Cavanagh and Greta Nissen in "Cafe Colette" 3.15, 5.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH—"SeIima" (Hindustani) 3, 6 and 9 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL.—"Sathya Seelan" (Tamil) 3, 6 and 9 p.m. GARRICK—"Six Of A Kind" and "Born
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    28 6 The Licyd Triestino liner Conte Rosso is due at Singapore at 8 a.m. on Monday and ■will sail for Hongkong and Shanghai the same day at 5 p.m.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    116 6 Kelantan, British, 580 tons, from Muar Jan. 21, to Muar. Jan. 22. Kota-Pinang, Dutch, 4,532 tons, from Balikpapan Jan. 21, to P. Swettenham Jan. 22. Michael Jebsen, Danish, 1,343 tons, trom Hong Kong Jan. 21, to Bangkok 4an. 22. Parigi, Dutch, 630 tons, from Palembang Jan. 21, to
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    PORTER AND PULLER CHARGED
    247 6 Chinese Fined At Johore (From Our Own Correspondent,' Johore Bahru, Jan. 20. MONG Ah Tee, a ricksha puller and Ramayah, a porter, employed by the F.M.S.R. in the Railway Station at Johore Bahru, were charged this morning before Sheikh Aba Bakar, the Second Magistrate, with having
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    LITTLE BROTHERS
    308 6 Resumption Of Migration To Australia Sydney, N.S.W. Jan. 11. The Minister ior Labour and Indusay, Mr. Dunningham in a statement to the Press said that to encourage migration the State Government had arranged to accommodate and train at the ScheyvlUe Faun. N.S.W., a number of coys who are
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    NATIONAL PARKS
    238 6 Lord Onslow, as oresident of the Society for the Preservation of the Fauna of the Empire, presided at the society's dinner at the May Fair Hotel recently. Lord Elibank. who proposed the toast of "The Society," said that in this ,ra sportsmen who went abroad with telescopic cameras
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    PASSENGERS
    133 6 The following are passengers by the Yasukuni Maru which left Singapore for Europe, via ports, on Jan. ly Mr V Arai, Mrs. S. Fukumoto, Mr K. Hirota, Mr. K. Ishikawa, Miss c' Tanaka, Mr. T. Tanaka, Mr. and Mrs Baker, Mr. K. Miyamoto, Mr r' Mukozaka. Mr. Carl Rohe,
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    INVESTITUTE OF THE TUNGKU MAHKOTA
    395 6 Arrangements For Johore Ceremony (From Our Own Correspondent i Johore Bahru. Jan. 21. FE investiture of HJL the Tungku Mahkota of Johore with tne insignia of the Most Excellent Order of the Knight Commander of the British Empire Conferred on him by His Majesty King
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    LUNAS RUBBER ESTATES
    399 6 Total Dividend Of Twenty Per Cent. THE annual meeting of Lunas Rubber Estates, Ltd., will be held at the offices of the secretaries. Messrs. Evatt and Co., on Iriday, Jan. 28. at noon. In the report for the year ended Oct. 31, signed oy the Chairman. Mr.
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    CO-ORDINATION OF DEFENCE
    67 6 Reuter. Paris, Jan. 21. The Cabinet this morning approved the decrees of M. Daladier, the new Defence Minister, governing co-ordina-tion of the three defence services. The actual defence programmes will continue to be framed by the respective ministries, but the final decisions rest with a committee headed
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      642 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A > TO-NIGHT'S THE NIGHT GALA "VICTORIA THE GREAT" BALL i HANDSOME PRIZES FOR THE BEST COSTUMES REPRESENT- ING QUEEN VICTORIA. PRINCE ALBERT OR ANY COSTUME OF THE VICTORIAN ERA. I PRIZES WILL ALSO BE GIVEN TO THE BEST EXPONENTS OF THE i OLD-FASHIONED WALTZ OTHiK MID-VICTORIAN
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      635 6 j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE* STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES* TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Burma Sirdhana Jan 22 3 pm India:—East, Northi South* and Westt Sirdhana 22 3 pm Djambi Toba 22 3 pir Philippine Islands Sauerland 22 3 pm Laboean Bilik jarak 22 3 pm Muntok and Palembang Senang 22 4
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    REMOVING DRUDGERY FROM SCHOOLS
    353 7 Exhibition Of Modern Methods THE Schools Exhibition, organised by the "News Chronicle" in co-operatic n with official authorities, was opened recently at Dorland Hall. Piccadilly Circus. It demonstrates in an entertaining way how drudgery is eliminated from the educational methods of to-day. and shows how youth
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    BID TO OUST De VALERA
    129 7  -  Seat In Ulster Parliament To Be Contested (By Air Mail) London, Jan. 7. The Northern Ireland Labour Parly are to make a bid for the South Down seat held by Mr. 0s Valera at the coming Northern Ireland geneial election They have se'ecteel Mr. James
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      511 7 CHURCH SERVICES Details For The Week-find 'DREW'S CATHEDRAL 6.50 ;> m., Holy Communion, m., Matins. Choral Eucharist. Sunday School. usong and Sermon. Rev. Leo Shirley Price, Chaplain. H. M. S. Eaple. Weekdays union on Monday, Wedand Friday at 8 a.m.: t Con version of St. Paul), lay, and Sunday at
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      651 7 8 p.m. Malay Gospel Meeting at 167. East Coast Road. CHINFSE METHODIST CHURCH <235, Telok Ayer Street) Sunday, 10 a.m. Sunday School Classes 11 a.m. Service in Hokien. Speaker: Uev. Hong Han Keng. 3.30 p.m. Service in Mandarin Speaker: Mr. John Huang. 8 p.m. Epworth League Service. Speaker: Mr. Homer
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      212 7 'Continued from previous col'imn) Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. Prayer Meeting. Seminary Church (401, Upper Serangoon Road) Fastor: F. L. Bunch. Church Elder: Ngo Beng Hoe. Saturday to-day». Sabbath School, 9.30 a.m. Divine Service, in.3o Im. Friday. 7.30 p.m. Ycung People's Meeting. Malay Services ,2C-D, Lorong 27, Geylang) Church Elder: Mampe Siregar.
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      177 7 M AUSTRALIA'S BEST BRANDY A%tESk Reasonably Priced A pure and health giving A it a i Sla I 0 Of medicinal value product made rrom the best lg[ L r .1 #An invaluable guard against grapes grown on the fertile fewS&QS 5 6 I soil of Sunny Australia Colds and
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      137 7 JISTRAINS DOWN into the painful parts, Sloan's Liniment sends a glowing, grateful c c C warmth. This helps to relieve congestion B R U I S c 5 and as fresh, healing blood is drawn to tho sore spot, the pain fades away into ease and relaxation. C D D
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      246 8 A THRILLING NEW SHOW OPENS TODAY! lAIN AMBRAI I 3M «.15 9.15 J Captured By Gun-Runners! I Adrift al Sea!... Al grips with a desperate band I of ocean outlaws!... Terrific excitement every I scrappier than ever in this IJJ thrilling drama of yacht A racing and contraband mmWrnM CONSTANCE
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      371 8 Galaxy of Musical Stirs in anew hit byWALTEK,. WANGER who made "VOGUES of 1938" j pADI TO I 3 SHOWS TO-DAY j S land TO-MORROW j S (^W^ mmmmm\ he $tory of hottest S J'' gayest, swingiest street in melody.dancLog—SWLNG wlth n,or# th B 20 H«ad«d by '',MDA lAN HUNTER,
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      398 8 EXCITING DRAMA! if Tf-r*l DANCING AND MUSIC A 1 LAST DAY 3-15 6-15 9-i5 PAVILION *CAFE COLETTE* BASED ON THE THRILLING RADIO PLOT j^ WHICH INTRIGUED A MILLION LISTENERS JL. -^jißy PAVILION LTD. RELEASE WITH %mmLr- mwĕWi PAUL CAVANAGH, GRETA NISSEN Wtjt' SALLY GRAY, WALFORD HYDEN g AM) HIS ORCHESTRA
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    ALLEGED HURT TO INDIAN
    437 9 Witness' Story Of Road Accident Singapore. Friday. MR A Godfrey, of the Royal Air Force, Seletar. appreared before Mr. E. C. Barrett, the Fourth Singapore Magistrate, to answer a charge of causing hurt, to one Mondhor Ali, a Hindustani speaking Indian, while driving a motor :n
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    REV. BRO. JAMES
    200 9 Celebration Of Silver Jubilee THE Very Rev. Brother James, 0.8. E., recently completed his Silver Jubilee as visitor of the Christian Brothers' s ln Malaya, Hongkong, Burma, the Philippine Islands and until recently of Ceylon and his Golden Jubilee as a Christian Brother in the East v,
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    BANKRUPT DISCHARGED
    170 9 Former Proprietor Of Motor Works Singapore, Friday. «q «Sdi in s amounting to $i>9.859 46. due to 28 creditors. K. T Wee the proprietor of the now defunct Wee Auto Works, was granted his discharge by Mr. Justice Home in the Bankruptcy Court to-day, subject to one month's
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    SHOOTING AFFAIR AT TIENTSIN
    91 9 Chinese Gunmen Attack Three People Reuter. Tientsin, Jan. 21. FN Chinese gunmen entered the British Concession last night, visited the home of General Li Tv, tne ex-guerilla leader in Manchuria and demanded his appearance. On learning that he is at present at Hankow, they shot dead
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    20 9 The 76th anniversary of the birthday of Swami Vivekawanda Is being celebrated at the premises of the Ramakrishna Mission to-day.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH.
    41 10 RAJARATNAM—Mr. F. S. Rajaratnam of Messrs. Allen Gledhill, died at 6.30 a.m. this morning. Cortege will leave his residence, No. 262, Rangoon Road for interment at Bidadari Cemetery at 4.30 p.m. to-day. F.M.S. and Ceylon papers please copy.
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    A LOOK AROUND
    667 10 rpHE decision of Dr. Wu Lien Teh, Director of the Chinese National Quarantine Service and the well-known plague expert, to retire after thirty years in the service of the Chinese Government, calls to mind the splendid service to China and to medical science in general which he
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    THE GAZETTE
    414 10 Hon Mr. Tay Lian Teck Returns To Council Singapore, Saturday. THE following notifications appeared in the Gazette last night. The Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck, provisionally re-appointed a nominated un.fficial member of the Legislative Council of tne Straits Settlements, for a period for three years from Jan. 19,
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    JAPANESE CREDIT
    75 10 Protests From Chinese Organisations Reuter. Hankow, Jan 2}. BANKERS' seamen's women's, students' anu other Chinese organisations have jointly petitioned the Ameucan Ambassador Mr. Nelson Johnson, objecting to the grant of $50,000,000 credit wh'ch the Jananese are reported to be seeking in the United States. They say that the
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Royal Kindliness
    217 10 NOTES COMMENTS Royal Kindliness rpHE girls of the Young Australia League who are now on their way home after a visit to Malaya will carry with them particularly happy rnenories of their visit. Outstanding will be the :-ecollec f ion of the kindness cf His Highness the Sultan of Johore,
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    Japanese Eloquence
    188 10 A STILL 011^116 makes a *iM head/ is one of the many proverbs served as warnings against extravagance in speech. But Japan thinks it wise to impress the world by occasional outbursts of bombastic utterances. Therefore we often hear such expressions as "Japan chastising China," "Japan is out
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    Press Censorship
    175 10 rpHE first move on the part of iho Japanese authorities to compel Chinese language newspapers in Shanghai to submit to rigorous censorship was made on Nov. 29, when representatives of the newly formed Japane< Press Censorship Bureau visited various Chinese newspaper offices, and prsented the publishers with a
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    Family Budgets
    186 10 AN inquiry into working-class expenditure is being instituted by the Ministry of Labour in Britain in order to find a new basis for the cost of living index figures. Forms, headed "Budget of Family Expenditure,'' have been distributed among 30,000 workingclass households, and housewife* are advised to enter
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    Topics Of The Day
    389 10  -  By "Looker On" A PSYCHOLOGIST declared recently that fatness was caused by fear. A statement that many will stoutly deny. According to an educationist, slowthinking scholars often go farthes'. But not so far as their teachers son etimes wish them. It is reported that a prisoner
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    Worst Raid Of Spanish War
    73 11 Reuter. Salamanca, Jan. 21. REM BLICAM aircraft carried out io-da\ the worst raid on the N ttionalM headquarters since the ii started. The British agent. Sir Robert Hodgson, with members of his staff, narrowly escaped when the hotel ndows iri»m which I hey were watching
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    60 MILES-AN-HOUR TRAIN CRASH
    74 11 ONE KILLED Disaster Near Bedford Reuter. London, Jan. 21. ONI person wx-; killed and 25 injured when a passenger train from London v*as involved in a head-en collision with a stationary train of empty coaches at Oakley Junction, north of Bedford. Both engines were derailed and
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    BOMB ON JAPANESE LINER
    161 11 Reuter. Plot Engineered By "An Oriental State" Seattle, Jar.. 20. FOLLOWING investigation into the report that a time bomb had been placed in the Japane.se liner Hive Maru, has been revealed that the man me body was recovered from the r was a Columbia school-teacher. H
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    U.S. AIR FORCE
    59 11 More Planes Going To Hawaii Reuter. Washington, Jan. 21. THK United States Army has ordered a squadron of their latest bombing to be transferred by Feb. 1. Their purpose, according to the War rtment. is the building up of the ng and components, at general headquarters, of
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    MORE PIRACY
    36 11 Reuter. Malta, Jan. 21. !tish steamer, whose name was given as the Camma, reported that she d a submarine attacking a des- 'VM in the western Mediterranean. French destroyers are searching the area. Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    65 11 Bit DDOCK BE ATS FA KB A REUTER CABLE STATES THAT JAMES I'HADDOCK BEAT TOMMY FARR ON POINTS IN A 10-ROUND CONTEST IN NEW VOKK. INSPECTOR BALLARD FINED Sinerapore. Saturday. inspector H. C. Ballard was this found guilty of causing under grave and sudden pron to Sinnapan and
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    BRITAIN MAY MODIFY HER NEW BATTLE CRUISERS 43,000 TONS AS THE NEW STANDARD
    576 11 U.S. STATEMENT NEXT WEEK ESCALATOR CLAUSE MAY BE PUT INTO OPERATION Reuter. London. Jan. 21. regards the suggestion that Japan is building 43,000 ton battleships, it is understood that conversations between Britain, France and the United States
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    EX-PREMIER ROBBED
    41 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 21. Burglars broke into Astley Hall near Stourport, the country residence of Earl Baldwin, during the night and stole a valuable collection of gold coin*. Lord and lady Baldwin were stay!n« in London at the time.—Reuter.
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    MORE SHIPS FOR ITALY
    145 11 28 Planned This Year NEW LINER ON EASTERN RUN Reuter. Rome, Jan. 21. NEW quarter of a million tons scheme for the expansion of the Italian Mercantile marine is announced. It involves the building of 44 ships in four years, of which 28 will be built
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    MORE ARMY CHANGES
    141 11 New Mechanisation Chief British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 20. THE appointment of Major-General E. A. Beck as Director of Personal Services at the War Office is gazetted tonight, as well as he appointment of Colonel G. L. E. Q. Martei as DeputyDirector of Mechani2ation. Major-General Peck was
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    MR. EDEN LEAVES
    84 11 League Council Meets Next Week British Official Wireless. London. Jan. 20. The Foreign Secretary is leaving London by train on Tuesday morning lo attend the League Council. He will dine at the British Embassy in Paris on Tuesday evening and continue his journey to Geneva by the
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    London Music Festival Planned
    176 11 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 20. HPHE inauguration of an annual London Musical Festival to provide both for music-lovers at home snd visitors from overseas, fine performances of great music of every kind is the aim of an influential and representative council which has just been
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    JAPAN AND THE PHILIPPINES
    190 11 Inherent Aggression BOYCOTT MOVE GROWING Reuter. London, Jan. 21. pOLLOWING the announcement in the Philippine press of the decision of the International Peac2 Campaign io o r ganise a world boycott of Japanese goods, the British office of the I.P.C. has received a lettev from the
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    MAYO COMPOSITE AIRCRAFT
    120 11 Successful Tests At Rochester British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 21. THE British Mayo composite aircraft, which consists of a big flying boat with a seaplane mounted on top of the boat, underwent successfully its first test in the air yesterday. The craft left the water easily, and.
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    U.S. UNEMPLOYMENT
    65 11 Big Jump At Close Of 1937 Reuter. Washington. Jan. 2i MISS Frances Perkins has reported that the net decline of employment between the middle of November and the end of the year was 300,000. while the v/eekly pay rolls decreased by $15,800,000. Tne decrease of 520,000 in industrial
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    CHURCH LEADER DEAD
    52 11 Man Who Preached :J0,000 Sermons London, Jan. 21. The death occurred this morning of Dr. Dinsdale Young aged 76, one of the leading non-Conformist ministers. For many years he drew large congregations to Westminster Cathedral, where he was preacher. It is estimated that he had preached 30,000
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    U.S. DIFFICULTIES SMOOTHED
    214 11 President Optimistic I BRITISH GUIDE FOR UNIONS Reuter. Washington, Jan. 21. PRESIDENT Roosevelt at a press conference clarified his views of the holding companies by restricting the attacks made last week to non-operating utility holding companies. He specially excluded, however, the bank, stock holding companies, which were
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    SPANISH QUESTIONS NOT SETTLED
    144 11 Committee Talks Still Going On British Of ficial Wireless. London, Jan. 20 THE Non-intervention sub-committee had before them to-day the draft of the replies to the notes addressed by the two Spanish parties to the International Committee in November regarding the rroposals adopted by the committee
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    CENSORSHIP
    41 11 Japanese Suppress Criticism Reuter. Shanghai, Jan. 21. THE first case of suppression of a Reuter telegram occurred to-day. The message concerned summarised a leader of the North China Daily I'ews strongly criticising the reported continuance of outrages in Nanking.— Reuter.
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    Japanese Checked Near Pukow
    34 11 Shanghai, Jan. 22. The Japanese advance along the southern section of the Tientsin-Pukow railway has slowed down as a result of two days oi sanguinary fighting, according to Chinese reports.
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    United Church Of England? NEW CONFERENCE PLAN
    130 11 DRAFT REPORT Present Forms T o Remain Reuter. London, Jan. 21. A SCHEME envisaging a United Church of England is outlined in a draft report to be issued by a joint conference which included the Archbishop of York, eleven Anglican bishops and four
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    BOOM DAYS FOR AVIATION
    119 11 Oversea Trade Rising Steadily British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 20. IN 1937 exports of British aeronautical material were worth £3,676,493, or £752,000 more than the previous record total of 1936. Evidently there Ii still a great caprcity in the British aircraft industry for satisfaction of demands
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    OUT OF THE PAST
    95 11 5,000 Years Old Tomb Found Reuter. Cairo, Jan. 21. THE discovery of a 5 000 years oid tomb of the second dynasty was made by the British archaeologist Mr. Waikc Emery, at Sakkara. The interior of the tomb revealed a (rumbled coffin which Mr. Emery reconstructed
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    Night School For Indian Labourers INNOVATION AT MALACCA
    184 12 12 STUDENTS Keen Interest In Lessons 'From Our Oun Correspondent) Malacca. Friday. THAT some of the Malacca Municipal labourers realise the importance of Bngffsh education is demonstrated by the fact that in the outskirts of the town at the Durian Daun cooly
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    GIRL STOWAWAY IN COURT
    191 12 Wants To Be Sent To England Singapore, Friday. DRESSED in royal blue sports shirt and nary blue skirt, and wearing a beret to match, Angele Loiseau a young French woman pleaded guilty trus afternoon before Commander C Robini ot In the Marine Court, to a charge
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    GERMAN MEDIATION IN CHINA
    135 12 Now Definitely Ended, Says Berlin Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 21. AN interpretation ot the official communique in regard to German mediation in the Sino-Japanese conflict to the effect that such mediation L? now definitely ended is given by the Berlin correspondent of the Hamburger Fremccnblatt in a
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    FILMS BANNED IN THE COLONY
    262 12 Shameful Cruelty In "Borneo" TWENTY- FOUR films were banned by the film censor between Oct. 1 to Dec 31 for various reasons, the chief of which is Among them is the p: oauction Borneo reels 8 and 9, made tv Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson,
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    STRIKE OVER
    62 12 Local Tailors Return To Work ABOUT 1,000 tailors employed in Chinese establishments in Singapore, who have been on strike for two months, have reached agreement with their employers, and are returning to work immediately. A week ago the employers and men agreed to avail themselves of the arbitration
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    "52ND STREET"
    166 12 Good Musical Show At The Capitol AT THE CINEMAS PRODUCED by Walter Wanger. the United Artists picture, "52nd Street," now at the Capitol, is excellent entertainment. It tells of a thoroughfare which in the short space of 20 years passes from being the abode of wealthy families to
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    THE GARRICK
    78 12 Double Hindustani Films To-Morrow The innovation of showing two fulllength Hindustani films for one payment introduced by the Garrick Theatre, Geylang Serai, has proved very popular with Hindustani film -fans. Two outstanding films, "Noor-E-Islam" and "Kismat-Ka-Shikar," will be shown to-morrow night beginning at 7 p.m. and ending at
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    PUPPETS WANTED
    46 12 Hankgw, Jan. 21. A United Press message states that Harada once approached Tang Shao Vi, offering him trje post of chief of the Nanking autonomous regime. Chen Chung Fu was also an aspirant for the post if Tang Shao Vi declined.—Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    ALLEGED FIGHT AT JOHORE
    164 12 Ricksha Puller Fined $2 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan. 20. A RICKSHA puller named Wong Sah Khoon and Charles Gunn, of the Electrical Department. Johore Bahru, were charged before Inche Haroon bin Ahmad (Third Magistrate*, this morning with having behaved in a disorderly manner
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    RURAL BOARD AT MALACCA
    59 12 Change In Malacca Administration MALACCA is to have a Rural Board, according to a gazette notice last night. The Board will be formed with 12 persons as may from time to time be appointed by the Governor. Appropriate powers have been given to the Resident Councillor,
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    39 12 London, Jan. 20. Mr. Anthony Eden will leave London early next week to attend the meeting of the Council ot the League of Nations at Geneva on Jan. 26. He will probably be accompanied by Lord Cranborne.—British Official Wireless.
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    HARBOUR MODEL FOR GLASGOW
    626 12 SCALE BUILT On View To-day To-morrow WHEN the Empire exhibition opened at Wembley in 1924, the Singapore Harbour Board sent a model of its property, exactly drawn to scale, and bearing on the surface of the water surrounding it models of ships typifying those which made
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    DOG SHOOTER ON TRIAL
    679 12 Singapore Assizes ALLEGED WOUNDING OF CHINESE Singapore, Friday. and unused cartridges, a shot gun, a rusty dog chain, pellets and ordinary Chinese clothing were exhibits in the case which came before his lordship, Mr. Justice a'Beckett Terrell, in the Assize Court to-day. Ahmad bin Noor stood
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    SHOP FIRE
    33 12 Shortly before 10 o'clock last night, a Neon sign on a shop at South Bridge Road caught fire. One engine from the brigade turned out, and the blaze was soon quelled.
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    HOHSIEN CAPTURED
    33 12 Reuter. Hankow, Jan. 21. The Japanese claim that Hohsien was captured is officially admitted here. Hohsien was much in the news after the sinking of the Panay on Dec. 12 Reuter.
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    DR. WU LIEN TEH RETIRES
    1020 12 PLAGUE EXPERT Served China For 30 Years (From Our Oun Beportei Penang, Jan fs, T\R. Wu Lien Teh. the Chinoe pbfM expert and official of the hincse Government, has resigned from his position of Director of the Chinese National Quarantine Service, and proposes to spend
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    Far East War Extended To The Ether A BROADCASTING BATTLE
    140 13 Reuter. first blow Delivered By The Chinese Shanghai. Jan. 21. f I UNA and Japan have begun a u:;r in th', other. China delink the first blow by broadcasting ,n Japanese frrm Changsha and the .f.ipanese retaliated by opening the
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    PRISON FOR TWO COUNTERFEITERS
    137 13 Guilty Of Making 20-Cent Pieces Singapore. Friday. I, .LARKING that counterfeiting w?. c rr.-ardeu in l~w as a very serious ince. Mr. Justice a'Becke .t Terrell, in tin* Assize Court to-day. sentenced j r;ih Victor Simon and Michael Hens lur years' and two years' rigor jus
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    untitled of Shanghai, who arriveed here yesterday by the Conte Biancom no. He was associated w..h the -rnat.onal Rev CiOiSS until .; j iture trom Shanghai, ribune.
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    RIGHT TO USE SHRINE
    405 13 Inquiry Continued At Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Thursday. WHAT has become known locally as the "Kramat" inquiry in which the right o the use of a snrine at Banr*a by certain religious bodies and the right to prevent them, by a Malay Yusof Din
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    "MY MESSAGE"
    235 13 An Address By The Editor Of "Genuine Islam" D 'My Message to the. rs Muslim in Malaya" was given on last Friday at the Sultan Mosque, Kampong Glam, by Mr. Fazlur Rehmar. Ansari, 8.A., B. Th. (AligJ. The lecture was under the auspices of the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary
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    RECEIVING ORDER
    36 13 Singapore, Friday. A receiving order was made by Mr. Justice Home in the Bankruptcy Court to-day against the Malayan Shipchandlery Company. Mr. R. H. Green applied for the order for the petition ing creditor.
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    LIABILITIES PROVED AT $34,938
    167 13 Former Contractor To The A.P.C. Singapore, Friday. ADMITTING liabilities in his statement of affairs at $14.032.19. the omount proved against Ho Tuck Cheong by 23 creditors was stated by Mr. T. I.. Tan the Assistant Official Assignee in the Bankruptcy Court to-day, to be $34,938.31, and
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    193 13 Young Hokien's Bad Record Singapore. Friday. WITH many previous convictions against him, mainly for cheating, being last in prison only a week ago, and a police supervisee, Wee Hock Choon, a young Hokien, once again appeared in the Police Courts this morning and pleaded guilty, before Mr. W.
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    TWO MONTHS' SUSPENSION
    116 13 Municipal Employee Discharged From Bankruptcy Singapore, Friday With liabilities amounting to $2,444.20, towards which he had paid a dividend of 22 per cent., Albert Conceicao, a 37-year-old Eurasian employee of the Singapore Municipality, was eranted his discharge from bankruptcy by Mr. Justice Home to-day. subject to two
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    CHEE YANG (CHUASI) KONGSO
    156 13 The eighth annual general meeting of tne Chee Yang (Cr.ua Si) Kong So was held at the Empress Hotel Roof Garden last Sunday. In the absence of the president, the vice-president, Mr. Cl.ua Khy< Liang, occupied the chair. The following office-bearers were appointed for the ensuing
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    PROHIBITED AREA
    75 13 Singapore, Friday. For anchoring his tongkang in a prohibited area at the Kallang Basin, near the Singapore Airport Channel, at 1.45 a.m. to-day, Choo Hup H?o, an elderly lightersman, was fined $4(» by Com. C. Robinson in the Marhu Court to-day. The fine was paid. In the same
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    ROAD OFFENCES
    59 13 Singapore, Friday. Mr. J. D. Swan, who pleaded guilty this morning to charges of failing on Nov. 22 last to conform to a traffic signal at the intersection of Stamford Road and Hill Street, and driving without a license, was fined $4 and $6 respectively on each charge,
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    INSPECTOR GIVES EVIDENCE
    458 13 JOHORE TAMIL Scene In Police Station Singapore, Friday. AT to-day's further hearing of a n charge of assaulting a Johore Tamil named Sinnapan in the Beach Road Police S.ation on Nov. 14 last, Inspector Herbert Cyril Ballard, of the S.S. Police, in giving his version of the
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    DID NOT KNOW HOW TO WORK
    212 13 j Bankrupt's Discharge Held For A Month Singapore, Friday THAT he had nevei aonc any work, and in fact did not know how to work, was a statement made to the Of--icial by Mohamed Deen bin Haji Ismail, and related to M Justice Home
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    ALLEGED ROBBERY
    97 13 Charges Against Four Chinese Singapore, Friday. Yeung Cheong and Leung Sui Choh, two Cantonese, were charged before Mr. E. C. S. Adkins, in the temporary sixth police court, to-day with committing gang robbery on Jan. 1, and being in possession of a pistol and a dagger respectively. The
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    "Recs" Beat Ceylonese At Balestier
    258 14 Solitary Goal In Hockey Match A GOAL scored midway through the second half gave the Singapore Recreation Club a well deserved victory over the Ceylon Sports Club in an exciting game of hockey played at Balestier yesterday. The S.R.C. were territorially superior throughout, and should
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    The Farr-Braddock Fight
    42 14 Reuter. New York, Jan. 21. TOMMY Farr weighed in at 14.11 and James Braddock at 14.3'j. Both are in excellent shape. After the ceremony, Gen. Phelan, of the New York State Boxing Commission interprrtc! the no-foul rule to Farr.—
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    TO-DAY'S RUGBY
    208 14 South XV vs. Army "A" At The S.CC. TN preparation for the annual North v. South rugby match on Jan. 29, the houth XV will oppose an Army "A" Team in a practice game on the S.CC Padang on Saturday. Play will commence at 5 p.m. sharp and
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    Selections By Argus
    38 14 Selections for this afternoon's races in Taiping are as follows Race I.—MOV ALONG Leonie 2—GEORGE ROBEY M.G.M. 3.—TWINKLING EYES Foxy 4.—RAWANG Winanlose S.—EMPENNAGE Eton a 6. —UNITY Plain Clothes 7.—OCTOBER Pledge pi B.—PRINCE CARAVEL Komolux
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    K.L. BOXING
    117 14 Little Olaes Beats Arguero (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. FIGHTING for the first time in Kuala Lumpur, Little Olaes 8.12 and Tommy Arguero 8.11 gave a rousing exhibition of scientific boxing at the Bukit Bintang Park to-night, over ten hardhitting rounds. The decision went to Olaes
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    FOXY PAYS DAY'S BEST DIVIDEND IN TAIPING Weights & Selections For This Afternoon's Events
    1387 14 FOXY PAYS DAY'S BEST DIVIDEND IN TAIPING Weights Selections For This Afternoon's Events SULTAN OF PERAK PRESENT EXCELLENT SPORT EXCITING FINISHES (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Friday. THERE was a good attendance, 1 including H.H. the Sultan cf Perak, for the opening day's card of the Taiping Turf Club's two-day
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    SPARTAN B.P.
    107 14 An enjoyable dinner party was hold at the Wing Choon Yuen restaurant (Great World) last Saturday, on the occasion of the third anniversary celebration After dinner, speeches were delivers 1 by the hon, secretary and Mr. Khoo Eng Tee, thanking the guests. President and Vice-President and. members for
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    To-Day's Soccer At Anson Road
    32 14 IN preparation for their match against the Islington Corinthians, the first eleven are playing a trial match against the Combined Services at the Anson Road stadium to-day.
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    R.S.Y.C. BLACK SWAN TROPHY
    371 14 Ella Dorothy Wins Second Race- npHE second race for the Black Swan Trophy at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club was again Ella Dorothy's. Conditions during Sunday mornir.g were for tne main part excellent w*tn a half an hour's calm In the mi^d 1 which in a
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    HOCKEY AT HONG LIM GREEN
    283 14 Chinese Unlucky To Lose To Indians THE S.C.R C. hockey first string, which 1 met a team from the Indian Association at Hong Urn Greep yesterdav was unlucky to have lost by after a match in which the Chm had slightly the better of the
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    Club Reserves Beat The Minesweepers
    485 14 Hockey Match At The S.CC. BY four goals to nil, the S.CC. Reser- yes defeated H. M. Minesweepers in a hockey match played on the Padan yesterday. The game was inclined iv be one-sided at times and had the Cricket Club forwards exerted themselve, more,
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    S'PORE BILLIARDS
    135 14 Champipnship At The Happy World TN the Singapore billiards championship quarter-final round at the HappWorld last night, I«ow Hock Kiat < Aston A,C.) beat A. Martin 'St. Joseplis Church Brigades by 300 points to 29 < i was a very close match, and Hock Kih an ex-champion, was
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    GREAT- EASTERN SOCCER XI
    32 14 I Playing on the M.F.A. ground, Bate f! Road on Wednesday, the Gn at Bastej I Life SrorU? Ciub boat the Born'-'* < I the odd goal of seven.
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    Clubhouse For Straits Chinese F. A. AWAITING GOVT. SANCTION
    383 15 TO BUILD Raffles Reclamation Site fit 1 the past season hart been our <>» success for the S.C.F.A. in ;i as it-» football teams did xtrVnulv well in all three divisions „1 thr S.A.K.A. was stressed by the Mr» idt til.
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    INDIAN CRICKET
    205 15 A the victory of the All-India n the match in Calcutta the for the cancellation of the Ceylon of Lord Tennyson's team d the concurrence of Lord :(i l' appears that it is now settled that a fifth match India shall be played in •wards the middle of
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    MISHITS & MISSED CHANCES
    319 15 MISHITS MISSED CHANCES Gunners Beat S.R.C. II At Hockey MISHITS and missed chances were the "t features of the scrappy hockey wme yesterday, at the SRC. grou.-.d. when the 7th Heavy Battery, Changi, beat the Rees' second string by 2 nil. While the standard of play was mediocre, mention be
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY
    187 15 Teams For State Trial At The S.C.C. TWO good sides have been selected for the hockey trial to be played at ;he S.CC. on Tuesday afternoon in preparation for the forthcoming Women's inter State hockey match between Singapore and Selangor on Feb. b. The sides have been selected
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    Abrupt Endings To Two Fights
    500 15 Last Night's Happy World Bouts THERE was an abrupt termination to the main event in the Happy World "preliminary" boxing promotion last night. Speedy Pancho the junior flyweight champion of Penang gaining a t.k.o. victory over Mohd. Awang the Singapore Malay, in the first round
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    30th Fortress Co. Win Hockey Final
    341 15 Smqill Units Game At Tanglin IN what was one of the finest and most exciting games of hockey played at Tanglin this season, the 30th. Fortress Co.. R.E. won the Small Unit hockey competition yesterday, by defeating the Royal Air Fcrce by one goal
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    TANJONG MALIM BLAZE
    646 16 Havoc Described DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT $100,000 RETAILS of the holocaust at Tanjong Malim on Wednesday night, which claimed two victims, badly injured seven others, and gutted five shops, are described below by a Tribune representative who visited the scene yesterday from Kuala Lumpur. As exclusively reported in
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    SIX MONTHS
    230 16 Extortion Charge At Seremban (From Our Own Reporter) Seremban, Thursday. A TOTAL sentence of six months' rigorous imprisonment was imposed on Henry Newman, a youngster who professed to be Russian, by Mr. J. P- Bidduloh Magistrate, when he convicted accused to-day on charges of extortion, cheating and trespass.
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    MOTORIST CHARGED
    83 16 Singapore, Thursday. On a charge of driving his motor-car in a negligent manner, and thereby colliding with another car, and causing grievous hurt to one Tan Seng Kiat. at the junction of Lloyd Road and Oxley Road at 3.40 p.m. on Sept. 19 last, Mr. D. A. Rushton.
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    32 16 The Singapore Volunteer Corps recruiting office will be opened at Headquarters S.S.V.F., Beach Road, on Monday, Jan. 24, 1938, and each succeeding Monday between the hours of 5.15 p.m. and 6.15 p.m.
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    OBSTRUCTION CHARGE
    190 16 Chinese Who Removed Planks From Bridge (From Our Onn Reporter) Seremban, Thursday. I EONG Choon, wno was charged with wilfully obstructing Dr. B A. Taylor, health officer, and Mr. Emmett, Dramage and Irrigation officer and engineer from crossing the bridge at Mantin, Jalan Mantin, on Jan. 4, was
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    154 16 Sikh Driver To Pay Fine Of $30 Singapore, Thursday. THE appeal of Jagindar Singh, a Sikh bus driver attached to the Singapore Traction Company, who was fined $30 and ordered to pay $20 as compensation to a passenger whom he was alleged to have assaulted, was dismissed by
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    CHEATED OF MONEY
    141 16 Bankrupt Brought From Prison Singapore, Friday. BROUGHT from prison, where he is at present serv'ng a sentence for cheatine. Chua Kirn Teck. formerly a chinchew on one of the Straits Steamship Company's boats, was taken through his public examination in bankruptcy before Mr. Justice Home to-day. Questioned
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    ALLEGED RIOTERS IN COURT
    384 16 Detective's Evidence Of Arrest Singapore, Frid CONSIDERABLE Interests Is cen the case in which eightei >n who are alleged to have partit■:; the recent anti-Japanese dem in claimed trial to-day before Mr V Duckworth, second police magistral charges of being members of an imL ful assembly,
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    TO MAKE RECORDS
    149 16 Quest For "Golden-Voiced" Girl In Brisbane Brisbane, Queensland, Jan. 1! The Post Office in Brisbane is corducting a quest amongst its teJephon ists for "the golden-voiceu" girl. In London recently a similar qucf was h-sld ahd the person chosen mad the time record for answering calls a.
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      21 16 JOHN PLAYER SONS. V E NG L AN D. you hfte a filler lifted 4§l* cigarette try v-i? m ike new
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      274 17 I I $65.00. GARRARDS'' bs o o. •;'.')•> only you can also convert your Radio into a RADIOGRAM to change your 10" or 12" records auto matically. Obtainable from all Radio dealers or direct Sole Ac/cuts KEE HUAT RADIO CO., 122-124, Orchard Road. c 4566 SINGAPORE. Phone 456G jNew Columbia
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      21 17 I GULL BAHArI II HAS BEEN IMITATED BIT NEVER 4,1 \A>. ALWAYS INSIST ON HAVING IT. JB m m ———t M
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      2199 17 Malayan Listeners Badio IsSWSf whatever might have been the grounds i ior criticism in the past they did not PROGRAMMES OF I INDIAN STUDENTS 8.M.8 IN ENGLAND WittZ'S ri ci mi it had to follow their policy, and their Harry Saville And Singapore Station On Attitude Of India &Te»Si t0
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    348 18 FIRING CRACKERS (To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) 1 Sir. —I am strongly in favour of Mr. lim's suggestion to refrain from letting off fire crackers at tne New Year. It is sheer waste of money to throw it into smoke, without gaining any benefit
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    DEVOTED STALINISTS
    98 18 Diplomatic Jobs For Young Men Kaunas. The Soviet Government has just given three high diolomatic appointments to men under 35—and none of them is a diplomat by prefession. The three appointments aj c:— M. Sotov. a schoolteacher, aged 34, to De Minister to Latvia; M. Nikitin. an economist,
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    BARRIE MANUSCRIPTS AND LETTERS
    458 18 179 Lots Sold For £2,794 FE collection of manuscripts by Sir James BarrTe, letters sent by him to well-known authors, and furmtur* from his flat in the Adelphi, sold well at Sotheby's rocms recently, the 179 lots producing £2.794. As was anticipated, the highest prices in
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    50,000 RETURNED MEN TO MARCH
    438 18 Commemorative Ceremony In Sydney Sydney, N.S.W. Jan. It. MORE than 50,000 returned men will take part in .he Anzac Day, commemorative ceremony in Sydney th* year. The march will be the greatest n ihe C °Government has extended free railway passes to all ex-servicemen Urine
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    TWENTY DAY ISLAND
    179 18 Tasmania's Natural Rookery Hobart. Tasmania, Jan. 11. Eighteen miles out to sea from North Fast Tasmania is Twenty Day Island. Uninhabited, bare of trees and shrubs, scarcely a dot in the chart of Bav3 Strait, this 150 acres of rock and grass is one of the natural
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    PREVENTING AIR COLLISIONS
    827 18 Wireless Congestion NEED FOR A NEW DEVICE rpHE steady increase in wireless traffic between aircraft and ground stations and the expansion of the meteorological service to meet the needs of aircraft are described in the Report on the Progress of Civil Aviation. 1936 (Stationery Office, ss. net),
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      131 18 WERE YOU BORN UNDER A LUCKY STAR? Astrologer reveals significance of Birthdates and describes zodiacal influences upon Love, Business, Travel, Changes, Friends, Enemies and Health. 10,000 FREE HOROSCOPES Prof. Randolph Roxroy, well known Astrologer of The Hague is being b 3 sieged by requests for FREE HOROS COPES as a
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      117 19 nl l fiHIP SINGA PERING MHLP MELAYU All STAR VARIETY NIGHT at the HAPPY WORLD STADIUM I JANUARY 29th W Mi£ DATE SOMETHING REALLY DIFFERENT ANNIVERSARY GIFT NIGHT 6 GRAMOPHONES. 10 BOXES OF FOUR RECORDS. 10 GIFTS OF 5,000 NEEDLES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY 1 LOOK AT Tec NAMES! 11
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      1139 19 M 8.50 p.m. Talk on stock-exchange by M^"M ■•«tllt P Mr. S. G. Appeldoorn. continued 11} 905 p.m. Variety programme. UAA. SHORTWAVE Romantic potpourri. (con 4 t° d Pm VaFiety pro ramme PROGRAMMES 1 samte o leit?r^che l id? lVldUallty and ?n 5 pm Daily News Bulletln--2n n m q
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    ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE IN SINGAPORE
    151 20 Members of the newly formed St. John Ambulance Brigade in Singapore undergoing training in anti-gas methods. The class who have been undergoing instruction for seme time past sat for an examination at the Medical College this week and were then taken to the Inniskillings
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