Malaya Tribune, 29 January 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVII, No. 24. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1938 FIVE CENTfc. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Jan. 29, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 29, 1938 FIVE CENTS.
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      87 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING TRIBUNE Your Valuables MILNERS' SAFES Wy j WORLD FAMOUS SINCE !840 wpq 14A m MILK AT If S BEST 1 j MM. A l»Oll E'S FAVOURITE It 15 AMI i I >7 HE/ILTHy BjRBX Blue Cross Milk is Especially Made For Babies.
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      395 1 The Original -iso PRIMUS T|f St Whether for HEATING and LIGHTING or occasional COOKING when it seems unnecessary to light a wood fire the Original Primus Apparatus has no equal for efficiency and economy. The superior workmanship and materials used in their construction assures a maximum of wear j SIME
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      44 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya 1JL <, RELIABLE GERMAN VIOLIN OUTFIT. i Consists of 1 Stradivarius Model Violin. 1 Case and 1 Bow. All complete for $7.80 only. j SEASON, CO., LIMITED. j ((MUSICAL INSTRUMENT DEALERS). j I 115, North Bridge Road. j
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES NOTICE TO MARINERS
    225 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES NOTICE TO MARINERS Gun Practices Next Month Owners and masters of shipping are requested to keep their vessels as clear of the range as possible during the heavy, M G. and A.A., L.G. gun practices, which will take place from the undermentioned places on the dates states
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    PASSENGERS BY CORFD
    594 2 Singapore, Friday. The following are passengers by the P and O. liner Corfu which left Singe-r-ore for London this morning: Lt.-Comdr. E. D. J. Abbott, Mr. and Mrs W C. Alexander, Mr. and Mis. W E Allen, Mr. J. Adam, Mr. and Mrs E H. S. Bretherton,
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    LARGEST BALTIC BRIDGE
    92 2 Kaunas. The largest bridge in the Baltic States, near Alytus on the Nemunas River, has been opened by the Prime Minister of Lithuania. The bridge is built of reinforced concrete and is 190 yards long and eight yards wide. It cost about £40,000. Alytus is near the
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      405 2 STEAMER BARINGS. BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). > P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. DU2 Tannage. Spore 1938. COMORIN 15.000 In por* 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 17,000 Mar.
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      499 2 j ML Jim K. i I KOKUSAI LINE s i— S (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) (Incorporated in Japan).. For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). I T Due. Due. Sailing Dne. r Penang Spore Spore via. New York I tm s KONGO MARU Feb. 4 Feb. 5 Feb. 7 Keelung
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      78 2 B.L (APCAR) SAILINGS. For HONGKONG, AMOY ft JAPAN. Leave Singapore. TALMA 10,000 Feb. 10 SIRDHANA 8,000 Feb. 24 SHIRALA 8,000 Mar. 13 for PENANG, RANGOON ft CALCUTTA. SHIRALA 8,000 Feb. B TTLAWA 10,000 Feb 21 SANTHIA 8,000 Mar d p&o BRITISH INDIA PASSENGER FREIGHT SERVICES For all information apply to:
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      498 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private batb Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES. LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng LALANDIA 15-2 15-2 16-2 17-2 JUTLANDIA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3 MEONIA 29-3 29-3 30-3 31-3 ALSIA
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      358 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. I IF YOU lrrtend to travel home duri I the 2nd half of 1&38 )>!. I order your reservation on N'lj:, I EXPRESS I NOW I Your friends who travel led fey I N.D.L. will tell you all about the I comfort and service they 1 ENJOYED. B
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    MOTHER'S PLEA FOR LENIENCY
    277 3 Son Who Stole Her Jewellery (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan. 27 il MOTHER who was relieved of jeweln lery to the value of $244.50 by her son pleaded in the police court to-day before the magistrate that he should not be sent to prison.
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    SAFEGUARDS IN AIR RAIDS
    766 3 Schemes In Readiness ROYAL ASSENT TO THE ACT WHE Royal Assent was given recently to the Air-Raid Precautions Act, and rapid progress is expected in the New Year in the preparation and «übmi«sion by local authorities of schemes for the protection in their areas of persons
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    CARNEGIE GRANTS IN MALAYA
    270 3 Little Research In The Philippines "MALAYA 1?» very fortunate to receive 1,1 giants from thr\ Carnegie foundations to carry on the work and research in the archeological field," s'ated Dr. Eduardo Quisumbing. Philippine Delegate to the Far Eastern Congress of Prehislorians, at a dinner given by
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    MURDER CHARGE REDUCED
    130 3 Kitfht Penang Chinese Sentenced (From Our Own Reporter) Penaug, Jan. 28. jjUDCMENT was delivered by Mr. K. A. J Blacker this morning in a case <n which eight Chinese, who were involved in the death of Ngo Wah Soon, Chulin Street, 011 Oct. 17 last, and against
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    PROOF NOT FILED
    148 3 Former Eye Specialist Discharged Singapore, Friday. If. GULAM Mohamad Hakim, a 43- year-old Mohammedan, was granted his disci large from bankruptcy by Mr Justice McElwaine to-day, subject to three months' suspension. In his report on the bankruptcy. Mr L. Tan, the Assistant official Assignee, disclosed a curious
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    FOREIGN PAPERS
    136 3 •To Be "Rationed" In Austria? Vienna. The Austrian Government] is preparing a law to protect the Austiian newspapers against foreign competition according to the semi-official Catholic organ "Reichspost." Political propaganda aims at displacing the native press from all reading places and at compelling the reading public to read
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      669 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS ars now Invited for the Ai.g materials or service. For particulars see Municipal Tender Room >ply of 7,500 tons of alian or English i tai Coal, shipment date to give delivery at the Gas Works between 25-4-38 and 8 6.38, 4 p.m.,
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      606 3 PUBLTC NOTICES NOTICE. *2™* hereby given that Hu QUEE PHIAU of No. 65, Chulia Street, Singapore, has, on the 27th. day of fX2»S 193 8. purchased the share oi LIM OH SO in the partnership firm of Hiap Leong and Company carrying on business as Manufacturers of wooden ca at
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      396 3 POSITIONS VACANT rXPERIENCED Shorthand-typist, main, Chinese, perferred also junior ditto. Apply Box No. 43, c o Malaya Tribune, Singapore. U/AN'I ED—Salesmen and Salesgirls for carvassiiig coflee and tea. Good commission offered. Anglo-Indian Trading Co. 1328, Middle Road. n FOR SALE COR SALE—Two New Electricallydriven 'Sigmeta' Water Pumps. Unused. Telephone G555.
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      166 3 SWISS WATCHES. SWISS WATCHES for Hospital Doctors, Nurses, etc. with large second in centre, high grade Swiss 15 Jewels Lever Movements with good quality leather straps at $12 each. SPORTS STOP WATCHES with Lever Movements at $5 each. All works guaranteed 6 months free service. Repair works also undertaken. Prompt
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    433 4 LONDON COMMODITIES rttrrfd London, Jan. 28. kl tsnhtt Previous To-day Change nJ? M Steady Steady Bpot Buyers 7 3 16 7'/ 8 —1116 o Seders 7V4 7 316 —116 3rd Forward (July|Sept.) Buyers 7 3 16 7Va —I|lo Sellers 7V4 7 3 16 —I|l6 <md Forward (Apr.l
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    LUNAS RUBBER PAYS 12 P.C.
    1553 4 A Satisfactory Year PROFIT OF $104,000 FOR 1937 Singapore, Friday. annual general meeting of the Lunas Rubber Estates. Ltd. was held at the registered office of the Company, French Bank Build ing. at 12.30 p.m. to-day. Mr. C. A. Potts, the chairman of the directors,
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    PRODUCE
    168 4 Singapore Jan 28 P. 'Siam* W. Coast No. 1 per Kovan $158 R. <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyar. $153 R. (Siami W. Coast No. 3 per Kovan $14 < Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 $2(tf Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 $185 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 $17C
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    99 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Friday nooi Buyers. Se'Jej No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases 'F. 0.8. Jan.) 23 716 23 9 Good F.A.Q. in bales (F. 0.8. Jan.) 22 916 8 I No. &LSLE&, (Spot-loose* (awardable Spore) 23 1 i do. Feb. Mar. 23 3
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      503 4 ANNOUNCEMENT. s j The Directors and Management j the S i Oversea-Chinese Flanking Corporation, Limited, i have pleasure in announcing the establishment I of 4 their new Branch Office S 1 j I of the I I j No. 253, South Bridge Road, J Singapore, I S S s which
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      125 4 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. K^"™ R VEHICLE, BURGLARY, PERSONAL ACCT XT'K T COMPENS A HON AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE--1«D, CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE A»f* W E ACRAMAN, Acting General Manager. I THE 1 EASTERN BANK LIMITED. Paoorporated in England! IHNGAPORE BRANCH! -_C§ IPAlmeida Street Authorised aad Subscribed
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    806 5  -  Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Jan. 27, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. Impat Tin 4 6 Blrri Kumbang 30 6 32 6 I n I Malay 50 55 -cd Ayer Hitam 25- 26--0.72'/ 2 0.77^2 rin Tin 24'- 25- 1.50 1.55 29 30
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    99 5 British Official Wireless London, Jan. 28. Paris 153 3 16 New York 5.0G 3 < Montreal 5.00 516 Brussels 29.61 Geneva 21.62% Amsterdam 8.96 3 4 Mi an 95 1 16 Berlin 12.42 Prague 142 5 8 Belgrade 216 Copenhagen 22.40 Stockholm 19.40 Oslo 19.90 Madrid nominal Vienna
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    OLDEST SHIPBROKER
    57 5 Reuter. London, Jan. 28. Mr. Williams Esau Heard, the world's oldest shipbroker. died to-day at Newport. Monmouthshire, aged 102. For over 70 years. he was one of the most prominent members of the South Wales shipping fraternity. He went to work in a top hat and frock coat
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    RECEIVING ORDERS
    32 5 Singapore, Friday. Receiving and adjudicating orders werf* made by Mr. Justice McElwaine in tre Bankruptcy Court to-day against F. X. J Sakwoo, Tay Keng Scow, and Abdul Gani bin Rahman.
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    258 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Total for Company Dividend Books Close financial Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date Singapore, Jan. 27, 5 p.m. TIN: To Austral Malay 9d. 5% 3d. Bonus. Burma Malay 6 Special Bonus Feb. 3 Jan 28 Jan. 22 7Vz% K. Kamunting 3d. Feb.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    223 5 rrj ft Co. Ltd., $30,000 Int. 30. Oct. 31 95 105 nom ORE MUNICIPAL: red. 1940 $400,000 Int. 51, Sept. 30 —..102 104 nom 1941 $1,600,000 Int. 31. Sept, 30 108 110 nom red 195r $1,000,000 Int. M r. 31 Sent 30 113 115 nom red. 1963
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    443 5  -  Daiiy Report By S.E. Levy Co. Singapore, Saturday. U/F 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 We believe 1 hat the following
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    LAND EXPERT IN MALAYA
    191 5 Tour By Sir Frank Stockdale (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Friday. "I MAY be in a position to say some thing more definite when I reach Singapore at the end of my tour" said Sir frank A. Stockdale, agricultural adviser to the Secretary of State for
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    RUBBER MARKETS
    705 5 Local Firms' Weekly Reviews THE lo lowing rubber reports are issued 1 for the week ending Jan. 28: Lewis and Peat (Singapore;. Ltd.: What the plight of the rubber market, would have been had the committee not reciuced the permissible export to 60 per cent, for April June,
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    KALI GLAGAH RUBBER
    478 5 Further Substantial Improvement ißy Air Mail) London, Jan. 12. r THE fourth annual general meeting of Kali Glagah Rubber Co., Ltd., was held at RegLs House. King William- street. E.C. Mr. John Hall presided in -the absence through indisposition of Mr. H. L. Coghlan (the chairman of
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    U.S. OFFICIAL STRUCK BY SENTRY
    174 5 Remarkable Japanese Story Reuter. Shanghai. Jan. 28. IT is reported that Mr. J. B. Allison, third secretary of the United States Embassy at Nanking, was assaulted yesterday by a Japanese sentry. A Japanese army spokesman stated to-night that Mr. Allison was slapped on the face
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    BANKRUPT DISCHARGED
    166 5 Illness The Cause Of Insolvency Singapore. Fridsv. Made a bankrupt on his own petition In 1933, Khoo Joo Poh. for the la.st. 18 years a clerk employed by the Chartered Bank, was granted his discharge from bankruptcy by Mr. Justice McElwaine to-day. subject to six months' suspension. In
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      100 5 I S. E LEVY CO. 1 Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. i Invef*-"* Rankers and Broken i n Securitim emd Commodities j Daily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service* Members: NEW YORK COTTON EX CHANGS. 1 COMMODI 1 V EXCHANGE, INC. OF NT 1 NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR EXCHANGE. H CHICAGO
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    113 6 Java and Southern Sumatra: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow. v Medan, Jask§, and London§: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m to-morrow. Australia, New Zealand, Java and Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 10 p.m. to-to-day. Penang, Siam. Burma, India, Iraq, > Palestine Egypt. E. and S. Africa, Great Eritain, Ireland. Europe
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    206 6 Mails expected from Europe (London Parcel Mails) by the P. and O. (Comorin) to-day. General delivery of parcels t p.m. on the same day. Mails expected from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) to-day. Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of
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    DEFERRED DEPARTURES
    49 6 The s.s. Angby for Sarikei and Sibu Mails previously announced as closing at 4 p.m. yesterday will now close at 4 p.m. io-day. The sjs. Tongkmg for Philippine Islands Mails previously announced as closing at 7 p.m. to-day will now close at 11 a.m. on Feb. 1.
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    17 6 The Air Mail (Imperial) despatched lrom Singapore on Jan. 19 was delivered in London to-day.
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    HITLER SURPRISE
    60 6 Reuter. THE Reichstag will not meet on Jan. 30, according to reliable information Hitler's decision has astonished his nearest friends. It is believed that the Fuhrers' view is that the Reichstag should be the medium of big political speeches on foreign affairs, and the present moment is unpropitious.
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    119 6 Assuan, German, 3,007 tons, from Yokohama Jan. 28, to Hamburg Jan. 29. Kinta, British, 509 tons, from P. Swettenham, Jan. 28, where bound and date of departure uncertain. Kistna, British, 672 tons, from Bangkok Jan. 27, to Bangkok Jan. 31. Steel Navigator, American, 3,471 tons, from Baltimore Jan.
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    VISIT OF U.S. SHIPS
    182 6 Men To Receive Full Sports Facilities Singapore, Friday. EVERY courtesy and hospitality will be extended to the crews of the American squadron visiting Singapore in connection with the opening of the Naval Base. At to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners. Mr. W. Bartley. the president, intimated
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    ALLEGED RIOTING
    107 6 Case Against Anti-Japanese Demonstrators Singapore, Friday. At the conclusion of the hearing to-day in the case in which 14 Chinese', alleged to have participated in the recent anti-Japanese demonstration, stand charged with being members of an unlawful assembly, attempting to overawe the Singapore rolice force ani committing a
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    AMUSEMENTS
    155 6 ALHAMBRA.—"King Solomon':; Mines" 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPlTOL.—"Victoria The Great" 3, 6.15 and 9.30 p.m. PAVILION.— "For Va'our" 3.15, 6 15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH.—"Baj-Bahadur" or The Hawk" (Hindustani) 3.15, 6 15 and 9.15 p.m. THEATRE ROYAL— "Parch" (Malay) 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. A £5 ICK Mala
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    NO MUZZLES
    46 6 Singapore. Friday. For allowing dogs to be out of doors without muzzles. Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Judge, Criminal District Court, convicted two Chinese and a Japanese this morning. j Yeo' Ah Bee was fined $20, Low Pen Yeo $30 and Hera Guchi $40.
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    HEALTH OF THE EAST
    425 6 Bulletin Of League Of Nations THE health bulletin of the League of Nations Eastern Bureau for the week ended Jan. 22, reads as follows:— Plague. No notification of plague has been received from any of the Eastern ports for the week. Cholera was reported from only
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    121 6 Singapore. Jan. 29. Ship's alongside the Wharves or expected to arrive. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil. Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate I) Nil. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 9 > Pangkor 15; Memnon 14; Granville 11; Klias 9; Gorgon 6. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Steel Navigator 32: City
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    MADAME SUN
    73 6 Reuter. London, Jan. 27. The International Peace Campaign Committee informs Reuter that Madame Sun Vat Sen, (one of the delegates from China), is proceeding to London to address the Conference which meets on Feb. 12 and 13, organised by the I.P.C. with a view to bringing pressure on
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    SILVER JUBILEE FUND
    281 6 Fewer Applications For Relief THE following is the report on tho working of the Silver Jubilee Fund, Singapore, for the six months, July to December, 1937:— During the second six months of 1937, relief according to the new scale made possible because of the extra money voted
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVED
    210 6 The following passengers disembarked at S ngapore from the P. and O iner Corfu which arrived here from China and Japan on Wednesuay: Dr. A. M. Cowan, Mr. C. J. Doughty, Mr. P. N. F. Heath. Mr. V. Burton, Mr. P. C. Hwang, Mr. A Heiser, Mr. M.
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      452 6 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL f 4 To-night i j MALAYAN RUGBY UNION j j END OF THE SEASON BALL SPECIAL CABARET ATTRACTION j BUSTER FLO j Lightning Tap Dancers i i and Entertainers from H.M.S. "Emerald" < UNCLE TIM HIS BOYS and THE VERSATILE 3 I EXTENSION TQ 1 A.M. J
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      44 6 j VICTORIA THEATRE j THE COSSACKS j ARE COMING j YE-0 HEAVE-0 YE-0 HEAVE-0 S TUES. FEB. Ist at 9.30 P.M. j AND NIGHTLY j J PLATOFF'S WORLD FAMOUS j mm cossack < hoik j AND j RUSSIAN' DANCERS j BOOKING PLANS AT LITTLE'S jt
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      192 6 1 I POSTAL INTELLIGENCE i A STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR per DATE AND TIME Djambi and K. Toengkal Toba Jan. 29 3 p.m. Sarawak (generally) Bintulu and Miri Marudu 29 3.30 p.m. Borneo (North), Brunei and Labuan Marudu 29 3.30 p.m Laboean Bilik Jarak 29 4 p.m, Muntok and
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      148 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday Last Night Max. Bright Mm. Temp. RlaU S'shine Temp. WEST COAST IllChe H Ur F Alor Star 87 Nil 5.5 71 tfayan Lcpas (Penangi 86 1.22 3.3 74 feitiawan 85 0.12 l l 74 B. Jeram 84 Nil o.l TA Malacca 81 Nil
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    THE B.M.B.C.
    63 7 Municipal Grant To Cease Singapore. Friday. After the end of February next, the British Malaya Broadcasting Corporation, who are radiating radio programmes lrom station ZHL, Singapore, will cease to receive a monthly grant of $1.000 from the Municipality. The decision not to continue this grant was made by
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      616 7 CHURCH SERVICES Details For The Week-End ST. ANDREW'S CATHEDRAL Sunday, 6.50 a.m., Holy Communion. 7.30 a.m., Matins. 8.00 a.m., Choral Eucharist. 9 15 a m Holy Communion 530 p.m.. Evensong and SeYmon. tcher: The Archdeacon. Weekdays Holy Communion on Monday and Friday at Ba.m., Wednesday (Purification ol B. V. M.
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      625 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 Speaker: Rev. Hong Han Keng. 3.30 p.m. Service in Mandarin Speaker: Mr. John Huang 8 p.m. Epworth League Service Speaker: Mr. Ong Piah Whatt Monday, 7.30 p.m.
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      774 7 4.30 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 6 p.m. English Service Speaker: Mr. T W. G. Knowles. 10.30 p.m., Coffee Supper. 11 p.m., Watehnight Service (in Malay). Speaker: Mr. On* Tiang Tve. Tuesday, 8 p.m. (Malay Service) Gosnel Meeting. Speaker: Mr. Leyiand Wang, of Hongkong. Thursday. 3 p.m., Nyonya Meeting.
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    CHANGE ALLEY FIRE
    94 8 Assize Court Charge Dismissed Singapore, Friday. CUDAGAR Singh left the Assize Court 3 this afternoon a free man. He was brought up for trial on a charge of causing alleged mischief by fire and thereby causing damage to a number of buildings in Change Alley. After approximately
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      351 8 S "VICTORIA THE GREAT" IS A MAGNIFICENT J i PICTURE STRAITS TIMES M wEjMm&L Several thousands of Singapore people saw this S m brilliantly-produced masterpiece, and they echoed the S S mt, whole-hearted applaus 3 which has greeted it wherever j n jr4mk it has been shown" MORNING TRIBUNE I
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      461 8 i MARLBOROUGH J TO-DAY 3.15—6.15 and 9.15 "BAJ—BAHADUR" or "THE HAWK" A splendid Entertainment For Tho HOLIDAYS GARRECK To-Night—Last Night—at 7.45 p.m. KRONCHONG VAUDEVILLE NIGHTS GRAND STAGE SCREEN ATTRACTION ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME i Ist Show: New Kronchong?, Stamboul and Rumba Kronchongs by MISSES JULIA FRANCISA, Popular Kronchong Singers of
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      236 8 PAVILION 315 6-15 9-15 THE LAGS OF THE OLD BRIGADE IN THE FUNNIEST CONFIDENCE TRICK OF THE CENTURY! JKS& N TRAY £R S torial. V -day Times X BY PUBLIC DEMAND. HERE IS OUR FIRST RUN DOUBLE ACTION FEATURE j PROGRAMME AT i SKY TALKIES !B5 I S 7.15 P.M.
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      540 9 jWE WISH OUR CHINESE' PATRONS A j j HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS CHINESE** [NEW YEAR AND ALL OTHERSS UNBOUNDED HAPPINESS DURING THe\ j HOLIDAYS. I HAPPY CABARET j TO-NIGHT j TEA NIGHT DANCES f ROM 6.15 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT. i iiimm \ew Yi:\Rs xh;ht j j GALA DANCE JAN. 31st 1938
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      297 9 roim go BAN JO-EYE d\| WmMmmmmg< A FILM 0F MALAYA IN THE LANGUAGE emimt iUPIp OF MALAYA ALL-MALAY C VST ALLf ft MALAY TALKING! r' THEATRE ROYAL XT r I s 3.15 6.15 9.15 1 w2k y g 1 RELEASED RIOT A J/* mm JUNE LANG_ 1% j I m
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      335 9 SPECIAL ATTRACTION AND AM USUI E NTS FOR THE CHINESE NEW YEAR AT MALAYA'S PREMIERE AMUSEMENT PARK Pin \EW WORLD I-tksH 2 i GET READY FOR THE BIGGEST THRILLS OF YOUR LIFE IMPORTED AT GREAT EXPENSE FROM EUROPE FOR YOUR ENJOYMENT For The First Time in Malaya' "FLIGHT TO THE
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES ACKNOWLEDGMENTS.
    98 10 Mr. Mrs. K. Sivaprakasam of Teluk Anson desire to express their sincerj thanks to their many friends and relatives for their kind attendance at the wedding of their daughter Miss K. S. Rosamah to Mr. S. Muttucumaru of the Customs Excise Departmen' Teluk Anson and for their
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    A LOOK AROUND
    798 10 "JF the League is cowed by the criticism of its enemies, and is to rest content'with a self-imposed state of paralysis, and is even willing to emasculate from the Covenant the most vital provision for the defence of peace, then the League's days are numbered, as in
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    THE LATE MR. REX ALLEN
    159 10 Appointment Of Official Receiver Singapore, Friday. the Official Assignee, Mr. e. b. wii- Jia'ns, wns appointed the official receiver in the estate of the late lfr*. Walter Raymond Allen, by Mr. Justice McXlwaJne, the Chief Justice, in the Hi eh Court to-day. In his application
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    RACING DRIVER KILLED
    35 10 Reuter. Frankfort. Jan. 28. The German racing driver. Berndt Rosemeyer. was killed to-day while tryng to establish a record on the motor road here. The car skidded and somersaulted on the track.—Reuter.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Two Ambassadors
    169 10 NOTES COMMENTS Two Ambassadors RECENTLY both Dr. C. T. Wang and Mr. Saito, Chinese and Japanese Ambassadors to the United States respectively, have been very much in the public eye. They are both trying to present the SinoJapanese case to the American people as best they can. and in so
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    At The Press Club
    271 10 better opportunity can be afforded for comparison and contrast than the meeting held under the auspices of the American National Press Club in Washington, where both Dr. C. T. Wang and Mr. saito were c.a'led upon to deliver speeches. With due consideration to their diplomatic positions
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    China's Case
    252 10 J4E made out a good case for country as a truly democratic state and pointed out that China shook] serve the sympathy of the Amer. nation on account of the similarity of social and political ideals between th* two Republics in spite of Japanese propaganda to the contrary.
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    Justice Will Triumph
    211 10 REFERRING to the present SinoJapanese conflict, Dr. Wang expressed the firm belief that right unci justice would triumph in the end. China, he said, was now fighting not oniy for her own salvation but also for the maintenance of these moral ideais upon which the peace of
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    Topics Of The Day
    209 10 By "Looker On" A WEST End hotel has a wireless ln- stalled In its kitchens. They s»»t the jellies to music now. When a Melbourne building caught fire recently, couples danced on the floor above the flames. Hot rhythm. In America there has been a storm
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    More Stamps Of New Reign Ready
    70 11 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 28. 1 WOI'K'SNY and threepenny stamps 1 of King George the Sixth will be mi sale next Monday. I he colour of the new t wopenny i .tup is orange ana vermiliian and that of the threepenny a deep
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    NEW ACTION BY LEAGUE?
    165 11 RESOLUTION Second Conference Probable Reuter. Geneva, Jan. 28. /CONSIDERABLE importance is attached to meetings which took nlace to-day between .Mr. Eden, M. helhos and M. LitvinofT with Dr. Wellington Koo. 'I he first meeting was in the morning occupied two hours, while the second lie evening
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    Censorship To Be Modified
    103 11 Shanghai, Jan. 28. T 1 1 Japanese have decided to modify the censorship of foreign by allowing British firms to c ide message* after obtaining a rmil through the British consul. lea nued not be produced, the action of the British rtM sent three written protests
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    R.A.F. CHANGES
    71 11 I ormer Singapore A.O.C. Replaced British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 23. "jiii' Air Ministry announces tnat Air v»f'-marshal P. H Lyon Playfair in>d to be Air officer Command- Bomber Group of the Royal I rcc succeeding Air Commodore W. Smith. >mmodore Smith was formerly •mimand of RAF. For
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    2 11 STOP PRESS
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    FULL BLACKOUT TESTS
    130 11 Testing Transport Plans EXPERIMENT IS SUCCESSFUL British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 28. JpOUR hundred volunteers took part in the early hours this morning in an air raid precautions test at Leicester designed to test the mobility of transport during a "black-out". There was no attempt to st'mula'e
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    GREECE TURNS TO DICTORSHIP
    99 11 Political Opposition Banished Reuter. Vienna Jan 28. PREMIER Metaxas has proclaimed en absolute dictatorship in Greece according to a message from Athens. Since the publication some days ago of a proclamation by the Greek opposition leaders criticising the Government policy calling people to join in the
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    FRENCH DEFENCE
    69 11 Extra Money Voted For 1937 Reuter. Paris, Jan. 28. WHAT virtuaUy amounts to a supplementary estimate of three millions sterling will be introduced In the Chamber in relation to the 1937 budget and will include £750,000 for national defence account, owing to increased prices and measures taken In
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    ARMY CHANGES
    61 11 New Head Of Staff Duties British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 28. Eight senior m'litary appointments approved by the King are announced, including Colonel L. Carr to be Director of S:aff Duties at the War Office, with the rank of Major-General, about September, 1938, vice-Major-General Squires, who has been
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    Flying Award For Jean Batten
    59 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 27. The Royal Aero Club announces that Miss Jean Batten has been awarded the gold medal of the International Aeronautical Federation for the greatest flying achievement in 1937. Twenty-two nations were represented at the Federation's Conference. The Royal Aero Club represented Britain.
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    CONGRESS SUPPORT FOR ROOSEVELT'S NAVY PLANS 20 PER CENT NEW BUILDING
    548 11 20,000 MORE MEN NEEDED HIGH SPEED TORPEDO BOATS TO BE INCLUDED Reuter. j Washington, Jan. 28. jpiKM reactions in Congress to President Roosevelt's message on naval rearmament, (which will be fcund on another page) are mid and there seems
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    JOINT PRODUCTION OF AIRCRAFT?
    93 11 New Anglo-French Plan SPECIAL MISSION IN BRITAIN Reuter. London, Jan. 29. JIIE possibility of Anglo-French co-operation in the production of aircraft wi 1 be studied by a French military mission of five eminent. Government experts, who are arriving in London to-day. This is the latest development
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    27 11 Reuter. Paris, Jan. 28. It is understood that the Duke and Duchess of Windsor have decided to rent a small chateau near Versailles ior four months. —Reuter.
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    Hamun Maru, the Japanese liner which is delayed at Middlesbrough cwinfc to the refusal ci dockers there to load iron for Japan Th-Haktusan Maru, a sister ship, sailed from Marseilles without metal cargo owing to similar action by the dockers there
    41 11 Hamun Maru, the Japanese liner which is delayed at Middlesbrough cwinfc to the refusal ci dockers there to load iron for Japan ThHaktusan Maru, a sister ship, sailed from Marseilles without metal cargo owing to similar action by the dockers there
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    Sir Cecil Clementi On The Far East
    194 11 Reuter. London. Jan. 28. DRITAIN should keep out of the SinoJapanese dispu c, declares Sir Cecil Ciementi, foimcr Orovernor of the S.S. and High Commissioner for the F.M.S., in an interview with the Daily Sketch.' He regretted the termination of the Anglo-Japanese alliance
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    GIRLS TO TOUR IN SOUTH AFRICA
    128 11 Three Months Visit SIGHTSEEING AND STUDY British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 28. »JHE Society for Oversea Settlement of British Women, which acts as the Women's branch of the Oversea Settlement Department, is making arrangements for schoolgirls to tour South Africa and Southern Rhodesia. During
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    PLANS USEFUL TO AN ENEMY
    69 11 Charges Under Secrets Act Reuter. London, Jan. 28. TWO men named Percy Eded Glading and Albery Williams were to-day charged under the official secrets act at Bow S.reet, being concerned in obtaining four official blue prints which might directly or Indirectly be useful to an
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    BOMB THROWN
    44 11 Japanese Censors' Lucky Escape Reuter. Shanghai, Jan. 2P. A HAND grenade was thrown in*,o the offices occupied by the Japanese censors supervising Chinese newspapers. The missile missed a window, hit the woodwork and rebounded. It exploded cutside. There were no casualties.— Reuter.
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    32 11 The directors and management of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd., announce the opening of a new branch office in Singapore at 253, South Bridge Road. It will begin business on Feb. 7.
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    ATROCITIES IN NANKING
    220 11 Can Japan Hold Out EMBARRASSED BY NEW COUNTER Reuter. London, Jan. 28. Daily Telegraph stars a long and authenticated report of Japanese excesses in Nanking and the failure of the Javanese authorities tc repress their soldiery. Increasing attention is being given by all papers to this subject,
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    U.S. TRADE WITH CANADA
    86 11 New Agreement To Be Negotiated Reuter. Washington, Jan. 28. MR Cordall Hull announced to-day that m the United States Government intend to negotiate n- new trade treaty wi H Canada. The closing dato for submission of views by interested parties is March 12 and public hearings
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    29 11 Reuter. Hankow, Jan. 27. Fifteen Japanese raided Hankow today and bombed the aerodrome, where a previously damaged plane was wrecked. An attempt to bomb the Hanyang arsenal failed —Reuter.
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    Strong Action By Dockers NO IRON LOADED FOR JAPAN
    202 11 FLAT REFUSAL i Boycott Move Is Growing Reuter. London, Jan. 28. IyfIDDLESBRO dockers who last 'V Fli da .v refused to load 400 tons m steel on to the Japane>e steanvr Haruna Maru to-day refused to move iL to an alter
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    JAPAN PROHIBITS CEYLON TRADE
    99 11 Representations Urged From Whitehall Reuter. Colombo, Jan. 28. THE Board of Ministers is asking the Colonial Office to make strong representations to Tokyo ji view o* the Japanese Government's decision to place restrictions on imoo;ls from Ceylon, amounting in the case of tea and "fibre to
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    AIR MAIL FEES
    62 11 Revised Charges For Trans-Atlantic British Official Wireless. London. Jan. 28. A REVISED scale of postage rates for the air mail service to the West Indies and certain countries In Central and America, served via New York, win come into force on Monday next. The new rates i:i
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    BLACKBOARD TO GO
    77 11 Yellow With Blue Chalk Is Best British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 28. The school blackboard, for so long the undisputed symbol (.1 t>taiu pedagogy, may nave to yield to Hie march ol After lengthy experiments and inquiries into the equipment una environment conditions of schoolwork the National
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    HOME FLEET
    57 11 Special Visit To Fort Of Tamils British Official Wireless. London, Jan 23. Keen interest i- being displayed in Lisbon in the visit to Tagus to-morrow of thirteen units of the British Home Fleet, including H.M S Ramillies, Rodney and Nelson, under the command oi Admiral Sir Roger B&-khouse,
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    ROOSEVELT DELIVERS HIS DEFENCE MESSAGE HUGE SUMS TO BE SPENT
    959 12 PROTECTION Anns Race A Threat To Peace Reuter. Washington, Jan. 28. "Hi; Ions-awaited speech of Presi1 dent Roosevelt on national defence was delivered to Congress todav. The address opened with a recapitulation of Government's efforts to find a way to
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    OBJECTION TO DISCHARGE
    172 12 Creditor VVho Repaid A Loan Singapore, Friday. ONE creditor, Mrs. Anchant, objected to Ihe aischarge being granted, when Mr. A. B. Woodford, an employee of the Municipal Water Department, applied for his discharge from bankruptcy before Mr. Justice McElwaine to-day. Mrs. Anchant informed his lordship that she
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    P. C STABBED
    95 12 Alleged Sequel To Arrest A MALAY police constable was admitted yesterday evening to the General Hospital with a stab wound in his left side and another in his left thigh. His assailant was said to be an elderly Chinese cobbler whom he had arrested for obstruction in
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    MALAY REGIMENT
    46 12 Singapore. Saturday. ABOUT 180 men of the Malay Regiment assembled along Stamford Road In front of Raffles Museum this morning and marched to Government House to take over guard duties from the local regular troops there. The Regiment's band took part in the march.
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    CHRISTIAN BROTHERS
    54 12 Old Boys of the Christian Brothers' School are" reminded of the Thangsgiving High Mass which will be sung at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd on Sunday, Jan. 30, at 8 a.m. in honour of the Silver and Golden Jubilees of the Very Rev. Bro. James, 0.8. E.,
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    PETROLEUM LAW REVISION
    374 12 Amendments By The Commissioners Singapore, Friday. CERTAIN amendments to the Petroleum bylaws under the Municipal Ordinance were approved at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commisioners, over which Mr. W. Bartley presided. The amendments are: 1. Delete Bylaw 2(a), and substitute therefor the following: 2. (a) Except as
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    KNIFE ATTACK
    78 12 Elderly Chinese Taken To Hospital AN elderly Straits-born Chmese was rt the victim oi a knife-and-pepper attack shortly after one o'clock yesterday. He was reported o have been attacked by a number of Chinese while he was sitting in a bar at Hylam Street. His assailants vere alleged
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    GIRL INJURED
    44 12 A small Chinese girl was knocked down by a motor car m Sved Al.vi Road yesterday afternoon. She was extricated from underneath the car and was taken by ambulance to the General Hospital, suffering from abrasions in various parts of the body.
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    LADY DRUMMOND HAY
    266 12 Well-Known Journalist In Singapore f ADY Drummond Hay. the well-known journalist and author, is staying in Singapore at the Raffles Hotel for the purpose of being present during the first day or so of the manoeuvres, and of gaining a little more colour for her picture of
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    THE SWISS CLUB
    47 12 Mr. O. Fuller Elected President THE following were elected office bearers at the annual meeting of the Swiss Club, Singapore: President, Mr. O. Fuller: vice-presi-dent, Mr. C. Corai; hon. secretary. Mr. P. Lienhard: hon. treasurer, Mr. H. Pfrunder; hon. shooting secretary, Mr. E. Gast.
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    SYDNEY BRIDE IN SINGAPORE
    531 12 Mr. Lan Noble Miss Gwen Alderton Singapore, Friday. A PRETTY wedding took place at the Presbyterian Church this afternoon when Miss Gwen Alderton, youngest daughter of the late Mr. James Aiderton and Mrs. Alderton, of Sydney, became the bride of Mr. Lan Noble, younger son of
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    Mr. J. A. Baxter & Miss A. M. Digue
    106 12 Mr. J. A. Baxter Miss A. M. Digue TARLY on Wednesday morning, Jan. 26 the wedding took place of Mr. James Al Baxter, son of Mr. J. D. Baxter of India, late Inspector of PoJice of Travancore. and Mrs. Bax f er, and Miss Alberta Mildred Digue, daughter of Mr.
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    5,000 MILLIONS
    178 12 Japan's War Costs Growing Reuter. Tokyo, Jan. 27. F connection with the recent Japanese naval activities off Hainan Island, a Navy Ministry spokesman declared that the Japanese were naturally limited by treaties affecting the area. The spokesman believed that the total of the Japanese Navy's China incident supplementary
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    28 12 Reuter. Paris, Jan. 28 An appeal to the French ration to cease industrial strife and support the Cabinst's ny/ labour code was broadcast by m Chautemps last Renter.
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    "BLACK-OUT" ON FEB. 5
    256 12 2-6 A.M. Large Area To Be Affected ATTENTION is drawn to a noli in ;t--tion which appears m the Gazette Extraordinary inviting the public to co-operate in an experimental "black-out" of certain areas in Singapore during the hours of > a.m. and 6 a.m. on the
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    BOYS BRIGADE ON PARADE
    340 12 Salute Taken Bv The G.O.C. THE Singapore Battalon of the Boys Brigade were to-day on parade in the quadrangle of the Singapore Volunteer Corps' headquarters in Beach Road and were reviewed by Major General W. G. S Dobbie, the General Officer Commanding, Malaya. It was one
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    WATER RATES
    81 12 Association To Make Inquiries THE Singapore Ratepayers' A is to investigate and discuss in* question of different rates dial water by the Municipality After a meeting of the committee been held last Thursday, th was minuted: "Members pointed out that In districts, semi-detached bouse! small compounds and also
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    WEAK IN POLITICAL REALISM
    534 13 CRITICS OF VAN ZEELAND PLAN Reuter. London, Jan. 28. 'rill consensus ol reaction to M. J \in Zeeland's proposals on economic r< habitation indicates that h protracted and patient preparation is necessary if any results whatsoever are to be achieved. eh rl ood lhat the Bri
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    NO NEW PUBLIC CLOCKS
    233 13 Hut Mr. Brown Is Not Discouraged Singapore, Friday. RESPITE Mr. E A. Brown's p-ea for more pub ie clocks, no further pro- ion will be made for them by the LCipality. The Comnms.oners at meeting held to-day confirmed 1 k)n of Committee No 6 who •jority.
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    DOG-SHOOTER'S TRIAL
    62 13 Not An Employee Of The Municipality Kingftfree. Fviday. I IC denial ol Press reports that oker who was tried in the recently and sentenced to imprisonment for cuiicide not amounting to muremployee of the Municipalby Mr. W. Bartley at tothe Commissioners, i-y pointed out that at no man
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    VOLUNTEER OFFICERS
    52 13 Discussions And Visits To (iarrison A ol 81 nior officers of the < 1 Local Forces in Malaya has at Singapore on January His Excellency the General odlng. Malaya, states an from Fort Canning, mmc will include lectures, discussions, demonstrations, troops of the SinonVeri are attending, m "nits
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    ACQUITTAL OF CABIN BOY
    312 13 Sequel To Chandu Charge Singapore, Friday. Ah Ming, tne Chinese cabin-boy employed by Lieut-Commander D. G. F. Macintosh on beard H.M.S Defender, who wa.s charged with being in possession cf 600 one-tahil tins o I Red Lion non-Government chandu on board the warship, was this morning
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    HOARDING LICENSES
    159 13 Pleasing Sites Must Be Preserved Singapore, Friday. PLEADING for the preservation of certain sites from beinp- defaced by the erection of advertisement hoardings, Mr. E. J. Bennett, at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, spoke on the question of renewing licences for such hoardings. He said that the
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    A PLUMBER'S LICENCE NOT RENEWED
    302 13 Injustice Might Have Been Unwittingly Committed Singapore, Friday. GRAVE allegations that an inspector attached to the Water Department was the "protege of a senior officer" of tha" department, and that this particular senior officer was giving him trouble, were made by a plumber, whose licence
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    FOCH ROAD
    113 13 To Become A Public Thoroughfare Singapore, Friday. COCH Road, running from Jalan Besar 1 to Lavender Street, will become a public thoroughfare en and after Feb 27. This declaration was made at to-day s meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, when the president, Mr. W. Bartley, moved inter alia
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    BUSHEY PARK THEFTS
    195 13 Alleged Culprits Produced In Court Singapore, Friday. ALLEGED to have been the perpetrators of a series of thefts which occurred in Singapore between Dec. 22 last and Jan. 25. two young Indians named Mohamed Din, and Mohamed Sherif appeared before Mr. E. C. G. Barrett "in thp
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    INADEQUATE STREET LIGHTING?
    568 13 Along Section Of Kallang Road Singapore, Friday. rRITICISM of bad lighting on that V stretch of Karaner Road between Crawford Street and Sir Arthur's Bridge was made by Mr. E. A Brown at today s meeting of the Municipal Commissioners. At a meeting held on Jan. 11
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    NEW COMMISSIONERS
    85 13 Singapore, Friday. Messrs. A. W. W. Ker. A. Dobson and A. M. Pearson took office at to-day's meeting of the Municipal Commissioners, having been recently appointed to serve on the Commission. In welcoming them, the president. Mr. W. Bartlev. mentioned that Mr. Dobson had previously served as a
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    Annual Meeting Of Turf Club
    1018 14 Satisfactory Year's Working A SURPLUS of receipts over expenditure ol $154,183.22 after donating to charities the sum of $18,949 and writing off for depreciation the sum of $114,490.35 was the satisfactory result of the year s working of the Singapore Turf Club which was revealed
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    World Table-Tennis
    46 14 Reuter. London, Jan. 28. IN the table-tennis competition for the Swaythlingg Cup. Austria beat the United States 5—3, and the United States beat England s—l. If Austria beats England to-morrow, they will meet Hungary in the final If England wins, further replays are necessitated—Reuter.
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    TO-DAY'S SOCCER
    47 14 Jollilads A.U. team vs. Jrinlers Ltd., team to-day at the F. &N. ground: Mohd Shah; Hock Lai and Subramaniyan; M. Sintha, A. K. Ibrahim, and Sirdalah Singh; Muniyandi, Raja Oopai, Kassim, G. K. Samy and Sinathambv. Reserves:—Shaik Mohd. Dawood, Jomi Skading and V. N. Syed.
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    NORTH vs SOUTH RUGBY FOOTBALL FINALE TO-DAY'S BIG MATCH AT STADIUM
    1331 14 NORTHS RUN OF WINS MAY BE ENDED THE Malayan rugby football season will be wound up to-day with the playing of the annual North v. South match at the Anson Road Stadium, followed by the M.R.U. < nd-cl the-season
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    Australian Tennis
    37 14 Reuter. Adelaide. Jan. 28. To-day's results in the tennis championships:— MEN'S DOUBLES SEMI-FINAL Quist and Bromwich beat Budge and Mako 6—3, 6—4. yon Cramm and Henkel beat Crawford and McGrath 6—l, 6—3, 4—6, 7—5 Reuter.
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    MERRIDALE B.P.
    64 14 Members who wish to take part in the Merridale B.P. anniversary which will be held at Mr. Tan Chiap Bung's residence. 6% mile, Pasir Panjang Road Road on Saturday and Sunday next are requested to inform the asst. secretary, Mr. Tan Seng Chia, 20, Saunders Road, or the
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    INDIAN R.C.
    44 14 The fourth annual general meeting of the Indian Recreation Club wi l be held at the club premises 451-10 Pasir Panjang Road, to-morrow at 2.30 p.m. Members are requested to atrent without fail" A group photograph will be taken before the meeting.
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    FRIENDLY S.A.
    30 14 The Friendly Sporting Association wiil hold a Chinese New Year re-union dinner at the Tai long Restaurant, New World on Saturday. Members are requested to note the date.
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    Singapore Championship Billiards
    112 14 Low Hock Kiat Beaten lOW HOCK KIAT. of Aston Athletic Club, a former champion, was bf-r en in the Singapore billiards champion ship last night in the semi-final v th* Happy World by Wong Soo Tone .siun! 800 A. A.) by 500 points to 425 g Hock
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    87 14 V.M.C.A. team vs. S.C.R.C. on Wednesday (2nd) at 5.10 p.m. on the SCRC ground: M. S. Menon, M. Modder. E E Ebert. S. Hope, K. Leembruggen. Thong Sing Ching. G. Newman. Yap Thean Chye. E. A. Hooper, M. Kholoff, M Barker. Reserve: V. Armstrong. V.M.C.A. team vs. S.R.C.
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    TO-DAY'S RIVAL FIFTEENS
    153 14 The following are the teams for the North versus the South rugby foot ball match to be p'.ayed this afternoon at the Anson Road Stadium. NORTH SOUTH D. R. Harper (Selangor) capt. Spr. Kvan s (Army) J. Slade (Perak) G. D. A. Lundon (Singapore) J. Keay (Penang)
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    S.C.C. Hockey
    49 14 S.C.C. XI vs. Malay Regiment on Monday (31st) at 5.15 p.m. at the S.C.C. ground: W. F. Mayor; J. M. Fraser, Lt. C. F. G. Pearse: H. Thompson, C. C. Webster, A. Donald (capt.); W. C. McKean. R. J. Forbes, O. B. Clark. A. Cockburn, Kurt Black.
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    70 14 Ten cards were taken out for the Kee pel G.C. January Ladies' Foursome competition and the following returned: Mrs. F. Starr and Mrs. W. P. Douglas 55—12=43. Mrs. J. D. Mair and Mrs. E. O'Sullivan 57—14=43. Mrs. E. R. Lubbock and Miss D. Udall 61—18=43. Mrs. J. D.
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    KHALSA HOCKEY
    42 14 Khalsa team v. Ceylon Sports Club at Khalsa on Sunday at 5 pjn.: Bachan Singh, Gopal Singh, Hira Singh Harchand Singh, Krishan Gopal, Major Singh, Parduman Singh, Balwant Singh, Chowdhury, Sansar Singh, Darshan Singh. Reserves: Rama, Mohan Singh, Mahan Singh.
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    73 14 The following entires have been reJalan Besar Stadium on Tuesday, startceived for the cycle race to be held at ing at 1 p.m.: Rough Riders, (K.L.), Argus Wheelers, (K.L. >, Johore team, and the following Singapore teams for the four miles open relay championship of Malaya:—Chinese Cycling Club (Ist and
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    JOHORE P.W.D.
    103 14 Athletic Association's Annual Meeting The nin'h annaua' general meeting ol the Johore P.W.D. Athletic Agnation was held on Sunday last in the State Engineer's Office, with the Hun. Mr. F. M. G. McConechy in the chair. The following were elected officebearers for the year: President, Hon. Mr. F.
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    HOCKEY CANCELLED
    25 14 The hockey match arranged to be played between the P.W D. and the Indian Association at Balestier yesterday mt cancelled owing to rain.
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      199 14 I m J Announcement Extraordinary! Special New Year Performance!! i The Ever Popular MERRILADS MUSICAL ASSOCIATION i will stage i "THE STEP-MOTHER" j AT THE "A" THEATRE, THE HAPPY WORLD, LTD.! J ON THURSDAY, 10TH FEBRUARY, 1938, AT 9.00 P.M. j A Superb Caste greatly augmented by the inclusion cf
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      57 14 SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB. Members are hereby informed that the club will be closed at p.m. on Mond.iv, Jan. 31 and on Tuesday. Feb. 1, owing to I the Chines 2 New Year holiday. No dinners will be served in the club after 8 p.m. en tbo-e days. By Order of
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      64 14 tousled heads tamed trained Tousled hair, unruly hair, wispy hair, lank hair—even overcrinkly hair mastered I Giostora. the favourite dressing of theatre and film stars. Giostora imparts such and lustre to hair that is dull and "flat", it improves ones appearance 100%—and appearances count in this modem i world. j
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    Marques Scores A Masterly Knockout HAPPY WORLD BOXING
    633 15 7TH ROUND Sima Carried To His Corner (BY "REFEREE") VI vi l RA MARQFES, hero oi many ..,ml fights iii Singapore, scored i masterly knockout over Battling Sima at tho Hap'H World last night. Ii was a!l the mofrv exciting as it
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    FLEMCHIT BEATS TEDDY
    78 15 Our Own Reporter/ I Kuala Lumpur, Friday. 1 1 beginning well, the main ►-night's boxing promotion 'tang Park between Neil Hem- Young Teddy 10.0 was a 'Pomtment, for it developed, irth round, into a timid afbut there was little in and a draw might just as 'j.,
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    DIAMOND vs. YOUNG TEDDY
    314 15 Good Card For Thursday Next ANOTHER good boxing programme *w has been approved by the Board ol Control for Thursday next, Feb 3 tht; venue being the New World Arena unae the promotion of Mr. R. r. Shaw. The main attraction is likely to be the
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    Boon Mah Beaten
    50 15 iFromOO r Own Reporter) Ipoh, Thursday. TN the main event of to-night's A boxing promotion aft the Jubilee Park, Clever Sison 9.4/ beat Nai Bow Mah 9.7 on points, over 10 rounds. Sison gave a clever display. Boon Mah was warned several times for hitting during breakaways.
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    PENANG BOXING
    68 15 'From Our Oun Reporter) Penang. Friday. Baby Eagle 8.12. the Perak bantam outpointed Cheah Boon Cheng 8.12. the Penang Chinese, over ten rounds in the mam event at Wembley Arena here tonight. Boon Cheng depended too much on his right swing and was content to allow his onponent
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    THONG NGHEE KOK ASSN.
    110 15 At the twenty fourth annual general meeting of members of the Thong Nghee Kok Association held on Jan" 25 at 12, Rangoon Road. Singapore the following were elected office-bearers for ihe ensuing year: President;— Mr. Tan Ah Bah; viceFresident;—Mr. Yap Gim Cheng: hon secretary;— Mr. Ch
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    SINGAPORE INDIANS ON TOUR
    68 15 Members of the Singapore Indian Association are travelling to Kuala Lumpur to play cricket and hockey against the Selangor Indian Association during the week-end. The following will make up the party:—A. N. Abbasuoy (Cricket Capt. i; Gupta (Hockey Capt.) Baskaran; Wazir Singh; Tharam Singh; Choor Singh;
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    30 15 HQ. Wing, Royal Inniskillings, beat "A" Co. by 12 points (a goal, a drop goal and a try) to nil in an inter-Company rugby match at Tanglin yesterday.
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    First Day Of Perak Race Meeting
    451 15  -  Card Of Nine Events (By "Marcus Superbus") THE February race meeting of the Perak Turf Club opens in Ipoh to-day with a card of nine races. Horses net accepting at noon yesterday were: Race 6—Pymble (7.4). Race 7—Bombus (8.11) and Vandal (8.1). The double
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    Selections By "Argus"
    60 15 SELECTIONS by "Argus' for toJO day's races in Ipoh are as follows: RACE 1: MYANEE Marnell RACE 2: lADY LUCK Phariol RACE 3: WALTZ Lawless RACE 4: BRUAS Oorugan RACE 5: PROHIBITION Red Dot RACE 6: SNUFF BOX No Limit RACE 7: STRATHPEFFER Mi' 4 Jondale RACE
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      18 15 Jewellery of Distinction at U. S. de Silva manufacturing jeweller of over 35 years' experience 106, Orchard Road.
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    GUERILLA WAR IN ABYSSINIA
    127 16 Story Of A Serious Affray Reuter. London, Jan. 27. IN view of the Ethiopian story and the denial cabled earlier, it is interesting to note that the official newspaper "Armed Forces," published in Rome, admits that there was severe fighting in north Abyssinia last September, in
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    BRITISH EXCHEQUER
    120 16 Big Jump In Ordinary Revenues British Official Wireless London, Jan. 25. EXCHEQUER returns show total ordinary revenue amounts to £590.080,539, compared with £353.829,382 at the corresponding date of last year The yield of income-tax last week was £18,405.000, against £14.434,000 in the corresponding week a year ago, but,
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    CHANGE OF FRONT
    128 16 Germany Swinging To China's Side? Reuter. London, Jan. 27. THE Berlin correspondent of the Daily Telegrapn states that serious misgivings as to Japan's ability to bring th. 3 war to a speedy conclusion are daily becoming more conspicuous in Germany. The immediate results of this are a
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    CEYLON MINISTERS VISIT
    98 16 The Hon. Mr. S. VV. R. D. Bandaranaike, Minister for Local Administration in the Ceylon State Council, is due to arrive in Singapore on Mar. 14 on his way back from the 150 th anniversary celebrations in Australia which he is vt present attending as Ceylcn's official
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    NEW-MOON DAY
    34 16 New-mcon Day celebration will be held to-morrcw (Jan. 30) at the Singapore Buddhist Association. 67. Spottiswoode Park Road, under the patronage of Mr. Tok Kirn Choon. All Buddhists are invi.ed to atrend.
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    "KING SOLOMON'S MINES"
    246 16 Paul Robeson At The Alhambra PAUL ROBESON, the famous Negro singer, who is known throughout the world for his stirring baritone voice, thrilled large audiences at the Alhambra Theatre last night in what can easily be described as his best film, "King Solomon's Mines", adapted from the
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    139 16 Ihree Chinese Sent For Trial 'From Our Own Reporter) Penang Thursday. THREE out of eleven Chinese charged with murder to-day were committed to stand trial at the forthcoming Assizes, by Mr. K. A. Blacker. Police Magistrate here, after a hearing which lasted three days. The committed men, Kan
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    VESSELS IN HARBOUR
    110 16 1 Vhts To Be Exthigi ished On Feb 5 I am directed to inform you that for purposes of experiment and pracctice it is proposed that there shall be a TOTAL CESSATION OF LIGHTING IN CERTAIN AREAS in Singapore between the hours of 2 a.m. and 6
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    NOTICE TO MARINERS
    61 16 The Master Attendant, S.S., in a marine notice states that the Tembaga Shoal in Keppel Harbour is being removed by dredging and the red conical buoy laid In the above position has been withdrawn. Further notice will be given regarding increased depths in the vicinity. The position
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    PRINCIPLES OF PROCEDURE
    1086 16 The Commissioners STANDING COMMITTEE ELECTIONS Singapore, Friday. rjpHE principles to be observed in the election of Standing committees of the Municipality formed the subject of a discussion to-day. Different views were held by the president, Mr. W. Bartley, and a Commissioner, Mr. S. B. Tan, when the
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    CHANDU POUND ON WARSHIP
    215 16 Commander's Cabin-Boy Charged > Singapore, Thursday. /CHARGED with being in ,600 one-tahil tins of Red Lion eh valued at $4,au0, in the H.MS du a British warship, on Jan. 14 th Ming, the Commander's cabin-be M trial in the Criminal District Coui-» fore Mr. H. A.
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    DOG SHOOTING
    98 16 Complaint To Municipal President THE following appears in the ml- nutes cf a committee meeting of the Singapore Ratepayers' Association held on Thursday:— "A letter was laid on the table from Mr. M. B. Bell, complaining of the action of a dog shooter who threatened to shoot a
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    SENATOR'S DEATH
    70 16 Fall From Hotel Window Reuter. Washington, Jan. 27. President Roosevelt's message t Congress on naval expansion is de layed until Friday, according to Mi Bankhead. speaker of the House of Re presentatives. The reason is that the House is ad journing as a mark of respect to presentative
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      421 16 advised me wL —.hb3 to use this Talcum PowderW^ One day I came home hot j and tired alter four strenuous sets of tennis—my skin felt hot and prickly all over. Nannie had just finished Baby's evening toilet, and as I was going in to the bathroom, she offered me
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      253 16 UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF H. E. THE GOVERNOR, SIR SHENTON THOMAS, G.C.M.G.. 0.8. E. THE OLEH OLEH PARTY will stage A VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT I (Consisting of popular Dances, Kronchongs, Stamboels Comic Sketches) Till: VICTORIA THEATRE On Saturday, the 19th of February, 1938, at 9 p.m. IN AID OF THE
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      68 16 TO LOOK FRESH AND YOUNG. Let D. T. LIM'S JAVA FACE LOTION helps your powder to cling much longer to your skin. Let it stay throughout the hard day. It gives a fascinating finish and a marvellous complexion. For personal attractiveness: Start your bottle to-day and watch all the wrinkles
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      23 17 DIAMOND ~m,: FACTORY PUCES p»rt». n.„ ta Xi t- "> "Utf.ifcll auur. if «iWur.n,. Ail r. oifmd ai Mr\\ j lac'tar? iuCm AT /Jh^DLLM|
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      146 17 A BOON TO CAR OWNERS. IF YOUR ENGINE HAS LOST POWER—PEP OR CONSUMES EXCESSIVE OIL—PETROL WE CAN RECONDITION IT Axu RESTORE NEW CAR PERFORMANCE WITH OVRI1AI It ONLY $6.75 TIME REQUIRED ABOUT 1 HOUR ORDERS TAKEN IN ROTATION Phone 7734 for appointment. OVRHAUL SERVICE, SPOT RADIO LTD., 58, Orchard Road.
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      74 17 S. M 8 MM N U PRK K Itl lH 4 HO YS FOR ONE WEEK ONLY. GREAT CHINESE NEW YEAR l SALE of FAMOUS MAKER OF SWISS CLOCKS WATCHES. A wide and varied range. YICK WOH HING 429. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road). PHONE 7922. P.S -I LEPROSY
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      48 17 OUTSTANDING VALUE 93% Natural Tone 100, BRITISH. SUPERIIET CIRCUIT Sole A?ent<= for Malaya:— HOE BOON LEONG 60-62, Selcpie Road, SINGAPORE Phone 3633. i j THE MORNING AFTER... GAR DAN will immediately relieve you of that tormenting headache IBAl BA *nd any other consequence* of a late night. I
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      179 17 MWjffifjlj*"' 1 4 .ijPM SIKAITS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, Bfcfnew Vitality- withlS I4A Change Alley. Singapore r^" 11 Typewriter Repairers and Stationers. I mm tkM If f "CORONET" ribbons and Carbons, Oyer(.tftfA Mfll llßlPlLbl hauling aor cleaning of mes in Office VHRsal VUrH undertaken. Tel. Nos. 7770, 7532, 7534, gtou> eldeAf Start
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      1288 17 Malayan Listensi*« Rudln I swtt»-^»» Z- MlttUltF TRANSMISSION 3 PROGRAMMES OF rtjtttGll ~T„ i Kit"* Opening Announcements. n irA /V «KIIIkH EMPIRE and Announcements. 9.20 p.m. Big Ben. Recital by George R.M.B.C. PT?nPT? AHyrAyfi?ci Greenwich Time Signal at 0.05 am. Chavchavadze (Pianoforte). Ballade in 1 IWUKAJTIMtiS 0.20 a.m. Close down.
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    CEYLON'S NEW GOVERNOR
    1002 18 Rotary Address SOME COMPARISONS WITH MALAYA TN the course of an interesting address on Ceylon before tho members of the Malacca Rotary Club, Mr. P. G. Mahindasa referred to the popularity of the new Governor. Sir Andrew Caldecott, who was for many years in Malaya. The charm
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    ESCAPE FROM DEATH
    125 18 Incident On Johore Station Platform (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahm, Jan. 27. Woot Joon. s of Segamat ,T 'as charged this monv'ne: b°fore Inche Haron bin Ahmad (Third Magistrate! with having tried to board the train from S'ngapore to Kua 1 Lumpur whil 't was in
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    EDITOR GOES ON HUNGER STRIKE
    525 18 Sequel To Closing Of Newspapers THE following account of a hunger strike by a editor is token from the Banekok Times of Jan. 20.--Nai Narindr Bhasit has cone on a hunger strike in order to be a martyr in connection with the closing of ocr
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    CANTON ROAD TO BE BOMBED
    149 18 Hongkong Ollicial Warning vehicles using the rood In m i border ot the New Terril Hongkong to Canton do so at their risk as the Japanese author:': to keep it under bombardment. a ing to an official communique the Colonial Fecretary, Hongkong The communique reads.
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    TWENTY YEARS AGO
    125 18 From The Malaya Tribune, Jan. 29, 1918 THE presentation of badges and d tion and presentation ot coli the Ist Singapore Company Gmdes took place before B fair tthei ing ot friends and relatives at the SI Andrew's School hail yesterdaj alternoon. Badges for neediework, cookery, Bj
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    CAR STRIKES CYCLIST
    212 18 Then Electric Standard hi Johore (From Our Own Correspond Johore Bahru. Jan. W. "If you were travelling at a reasonabfc speed yuu could have easily pulled up In time," was a remark made by Inche bin Ahmad (Third Magistrate) today, in convicting a Malay lorry driver named
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      181 18 BUILDER! TX>RCH Brand Extract of Malt and Cod Liver Oil contains a volume of Cod Liver Oil together with valuable Vitamin A D which have been proved by medical science to be so necessary in building: up the body. It is easily digested—most beneficial to children and adults. aALLENBURYS EXTRACT
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      54 18 (SREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO., (Optician Mr C. Y. FAN), (Tel. 2i64 «75, \v it Roa*. S)n*»pora JUST ARRIVED. V- V. JV l BATO'JS "IRONCLAD" Poultry Food. Dry Mash or Grain Now 56.25 per 160 lbs. "THE LAYING HEN." 'Phone 6834 179, Orchard Road, Singapore. j no upw, r/# Kf si
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      78 18 Prepared by the Government >ed Swiss Serum Vaccine 1< LOBULINA tablets arc being v uccess for more than 25 year foi nai treatment of mild case- ot I) Safe and effective. S-3.50 per o tat lets. GLYCOMETEK With this simple apparatus <» patients can have the quantitative ~r" irv sugar
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      95 19 SARSAPARILLA TOiSIC. builder and purifier, cures tropica] diseases. Local Price r bottle $1.00. Small bottle 50 cts. Agents: v MOHAMED KASSTM CO, Hill Street, Singapore. WRITER CO., No. 6-A Alley ft ofe r Guaranteed cnarges Moderata HAEMORRHOIDS. I Sals cure for Piles, either t hronic or acute! <>f Piles, Bleeding
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      120 19 TO KEEP FIT BEECHAM'S CONSTIPATION «fl INDIGESTION f Sold by the Proprietors 1)J SLUGGISHNESS BILIOUSNESS LISTLESSNESS LIVERISHNESS > A medicine made especially for YOUR BABY During the first few years of life your baby may be troubled with many minor ailments. Colic, diarrhea, sour stomach, indigestion and constipation are some
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      164 19 jr^"^ 1 found th,s WAY TO CLEANER, WHITER TEETH!" 1 "MY TEETH VVE^ .TT— I Xls veuow.shV SISTER CLEANS' I r WMV TEETH f ABOUT ARf B^ H,T£R MAKE YOUR TEETH ADMIRED... EVERYONE admires in you, teeth with a circular motion, teeth that are clean, free of Rinse. stains and
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      1126 19 41 mgm Wilfl JM §A IlillAVfi IC 8.50 p.m. The vaulted heavens over chard. MKi*vin;iai ■Belli Iff us. Musical poetry by Erich Kruger 9.50 p.m. Time signal. Dutch pro- and Kurt Walther. gramme. 'Continued from page 17) 9.20 p.m. News in English and 10.50 p.m. Close down. USA. SHORTWAVE I
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    C-IN-C OF THE EAST INDIES SQUADRON ARRIVES
    96 20 Picture, depic, vie™ at the official ,andin g at Clifford Pier on Thursday of Vice-Admiral the Hon. Sir Alexander R. M. Ramsey, Commander in Chief of the East Indies Squadron. (Tribune). E. Dr. frfifcjggr l *L* ,e,t) Chinese Goodwill Ambassador to Europe, who
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