Malaya Tribune, 5 February 1938

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVOr No. 30. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1938 FIVE CENTb. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Saturday, Feb. 5, 1938. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1938 FIVE CRM*
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      182 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORNING TRIBUNE I Does YOUR BABY Cry? ill Vow baby does not cry for fun. It is his only way of H Wm tt,lln B >«>" that something is wrong. Colic, indices- WM mm tion, sour stomach, diarrhea and constipation are i |jl
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      154 1 FIRST CHOICE FOR 1938. We are all wearing NAN SIN glasses, as they offe*. the newest and best in Ophthalmic service. Especially, Loxit no screw rimless mounting, it gives superior strength, security and economy. If you have not yet tried NAN SIN service, make it your first New Year's resolution
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      275 1 PEEHLESS ERASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fra grant PEERLESS ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable "IKJI f r tollet and Can 1)0 a PP lief} without (O hariri t0 t]l m St delicnto sk, ns Refresht" /I in X and invigorating it is a f w« :.M to the «Jf! j&Jft ry«
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      61 1 Read The SUNDAY I Dominant In Malay a J_AERATEDWATER ICE MANUFACTURERS M ItMPR O V E D I I ANZOgA I I THE NON-GREASY HAIR CREAM I 1. Now a pure white emulsified cream. 11 I 2. Does not 'plaster' or 'flake off the Hair. EMU 3. Does not soil-
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTES LABOUR CONDITIONS IN U. S. SHIPS
    863 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTES LABOUR CONDITIONS IN U. S. SHIPS Committee To Investigate Charges i THREAT to block a projected A $*****,000- (£15.000,000 at par) Feacral shipbuilding programme until peaceful labour relations are establishd (»n board United States ships has been made by Senator R. S. Copeland. the Senate Commerce Committee,
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      403 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. 1 P&CL BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England). P. 0. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Dv? Tonnage. Spore 193«. 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. 2! RAWALPINDI 17,000 Mar. 2c CORFU 15.000
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      653 2 M. B. K. 1 KOKUSAI LINE J I (KOKUSAI KISEN KAISHA) jl 1 (Incorporated in Japan). i 1 For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama). Due. Due. Sailing Due. i Penang Spore S pore via. New York m s KONGO MARU Feb. i Feb. 6 Feb. 8 Keelung Mar.
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      430 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 S'oore Mai acca P Sham P'ns LALANDIA 15-2 15-2 16-2 17-2 JUTLANDIA 8-3 8-3 9-3 10-3 MEONIA 29-3 29-3
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      310 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. Jnord IF YOU intend to travel horn the 2nd half of V order your reservation on N.DL EXPRESS N 0 W Your friends who ii N.D.L. v/ill tell you all comfort and ENJOYED. Passage Agents I LOHMANN CO.. M 124, Robinson X M Phone 754 5. STRAITS STEAMSHIP
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    R.A.F. FLYING RISKS
    364 3 Private Insurance Advised (By Air Mail) London, Jan. 10. DRIVATE insurance, to 1 compensation payable from public funds in the event of death or iniurv. is aOVtsed by the Air Ministry lor those officers and men of the Royal Air Force who. c "mdividul clrcnmttanoai render it
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      594 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERT I SEMEN TS PUBUC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. NDERB ars now Invited for the r, wing material! or service. For Municipal Tender Room ppjj of Sulphate of \iuin:na for period ol 6 38 to 31- c -39, 4 p.m., April 4, 1938. C. H. GOLDIE. Municipal Secretary. AUCTION
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      579 3 PUBLIC NOTICES THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 151). In the matter of T. li. ROGERS CO., LIMITED. (In voluntary liquidation). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Meeting of the Creditors of the abovenamed Company will be held at No. 35 Winchester House, Singapore, on Friday, the 18th February, at noon, for
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      538 3 PUBLIC NOTICES BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CAP. 45». IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS. SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 94 of 1925 Re LEE YAM CHONG, of No. 170, Syed Alwi Road, Singapore, Clerk. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a First and Final Dividend is intended t
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      543 3 PUBLIC NOTICES TENDERS. Tenders are invited from approve i contractors for the erection and completion of TEN HOUSES at BIDEFORD ROAD off Orchard Road. Flans and Specification may be obtained from the office cf the Architect. A deposit of $100 will be required from each contractor tendering and will be
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      445 3 EDUCATIONAL SINGAPORE JVTvJSIC 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. MUSIC. Your difficult passages cun be made easy through guidance FAR EASTERN MUSIC SCHOOL. Thorough course Practical and Theoretical. Also Jazz Piano
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      144 3 TO LOOK FREftH AND YOUNG. j 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 ft fascinating finish and a marvellous complexion. For personal attractiveness: Start your bottle to-day and watch all the
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    SECRET VAULTS
    264 4 Hid in it Places For Illicit Liquor Johannesburg. An Intricate network of .subterranean vaults and secret chambers, some of thtm connected by narrow passages, has been discovered at Prospect Township, Johannesburg. The township, once a notorious area where many of J the Rand mine natives lived, is now
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    CLOTHING SHORTAGE IN GERMANY
    107 4 Linen underwear and mourning clothes are among articles of clothing affected by the latest decree of General Goering, Germany's economic dictator. The decree prohibits the establishment of new concerns for the manufacture of clothing and other textile articles except with the special permission of the Minister
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    REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    417 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Feb. 3. j Previous To-day Change RUBBER Tone Quiet Quietest Spot Buyers 7 6 7 8 s Sellers 7 116 7 -IJM Ist Forward (March) Buyers 7116 ?J 5 via Sellers 7ft 7 116 —ii}» 2nd Forward (Apr.] June) Buyers 7% J ,5 Sellers
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    D.S.O. VICAR
    63 4 Succeeds Dick 99 Sheppard The Rev. Harold Evelyn Hubbard D S 0.. M.C, vicar of St. John's Middlesbrough, has been appointed Chaplain to the King to succeed the lat<Canon "Dick" Sheppard. Mr. Hubbard, eldest son of the late Hon. Evelyn Hubbard, is in his cany fifties. He served
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    RIDE ON BUFFERS
    92 4 Normanton, Yorks. As a Nottingham-Leeds express train dashed past the signal-man he saw a boy clinging to the back of a coach with his feet on the buffers. A warning was telephoned to Leeds S2m 2S? u ay F olice and Petals caught the boy after a
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    CHINA RELIEF
    176 4 Rs. 33,000 Collected In Calcutta Calcutta. nETERMINED to help their comoat- riots in China in their time of Vos'he Chinese community of Calcutta has decided to forego all luxuries ano to restrict expenditure to a minimum so that each individual may contribute something towards the relief of sufferers.
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    INSTRUCTION OF AIR PILOTS
    431 4 Use Of The Link Trainer By X.L.M. THE link trainer is the latest invention for the instruction of COO mereial pilots. The direct object in view is to teach the pilot to fly in bad weather, so-called "blind flying necessitates piloting by means of Instruments alone
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    "PURE GERMAN BEES"
    162 4 Berlin. Jars of honey sold by a Hamburg firm now bear a label stating that the product comes from pure German bees." Commenting on this. Der Tuermer." a monthly periodical, says Has the descrip ion purely German' any meaning Why do the labels not say that the
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    PRODUCE
    166 4 I Singapore. Feb. 4 jP. <Siam» W. Coast No. 1 per Koj K. <Siamt W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $15:5 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 pe'- Koyan Si:, j Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 1 1 Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 2 I Siam Rice "Lowhway" No. 3 Siam
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    99 4 DAILY PRICES CUR3ZNI Singapore, Friday noon Buyers. SellerNo. I.X.R.S.S. In case.: M _~v (F. 0.8. Feb.) 21 5 3 2111« Good FA Q. in bales (F. 0.8. Feb.) 21">„ Wx No. I.X.R.S'S. (Spot-loose) (awarda'ale S'Dore) 22% do. Feb. 22' 2 JJS do. Mar.
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      426 4 T ANNOUNCEMENT. J The Directors and Management j of the Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Limited, have pleasure in announcing the establishment of their new Branch Office j a, j S No. 253, South Bridge Road, j Singapore, j which will commence business on Monday, 7th, February, 1938. THE SZE HAI TONG
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      148 4 BANK OF CHINA (Incorporated in China by Special Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones: Manager's Office 6444 Asst. Manager's Office 6442 Exchange Dept. 6441 General Office 5188-9 1 Cable Address: "CHUNGKUO." Paid Up Capital Ch. 40,000,000.00 j Reserve Funds in excess Ch. 4,800,000.00 Total Assets approximately Ch. S 1,800.000.000 00
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      117 4 reduced to skin and bones. Thanks to the advice ef Vu' k Parted taking SANUTAFEB In time I began to fe l better rfeq eat and digest anything <• galred mv usual weight £rm fcpoearancc and to-da> i-» u io; ntalthy and active. I this gift of health SAM TAttK
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    789 5  -  Quotations By Fraser And Co. Singapore, Feb. 3, 5 p.m. MINING Fraser Co. Buyers. Sellers. it Tin 46 5!--m Kumbang 30 6 32 6 Malay 50- 55-cd 24 3 25 6 0.70 0.75 in Tin 23 6 24 9 152 1.57 ma .Malay 28 6 29
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    "AUGUSTUS" MANUSCRIPT
    150 5 Lord TweedsmuiVs Gift To McGill University Montreal. Lord Tweedsmuir, Governor-Geimai af Canada, better known in the literary world as John Buchan. has presented McGill University v/ith the handwritten I manuscript of his most recent publication. "Augustus." The 284-page volume, bound in white leather, bears the inscription. "Presented by
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    THE WRONG ROOM
    84 5 Sittingbourne. Kent. When Sir John Shaw., organising secretary of the Church Union, arrived here to address a much-advertised meeting, he sat on the platform and talked to his chairman and facing an audience of one man. At last, as no one else turned up, he decided to
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    THE AMERICAN MARKET
    446 5  -  Daily Report By S. E. Levy Co. Singapore, Saturday. WE are indebted to Messrs. S. E. I cvy and Co., Singapore, for the following on American Market conditions:— Messrs. White, Weld ard Co., Ner/ York, report to us by cable as follows:— STOCKS To-day's strength was principally
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    MANILA COLD SHARE MARKET.
    39 5 Manila, Feb. 4. Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Antamok 0.61 0.60 Pesos Benguet Consolidated 9.70 9 VJ Consolidated Mines 0.012 0.011 IX.L. 0.68 0.67 Masbate 0.20 0.19 San Mauncio 0.72 0.71 United Paracale 0.54 0.52
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    204 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Total for Company Dividend Books Close financial Date Ex Div. year Payable Date to date Singapore, Feb. 3, 5 p.m. Austral Malay 9d. 5 3d. Bonus. Burma Malay 6|- Special Bonus Feb. 3 Feb. 10 Feb 4 7Vk% K. Kamunting 3d. Feb. 11 Feb.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    237 5 1 Maynard Co. Ltd., $30,000 Int Apr. 30, Oct. 31 95 105 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: J901 red. 1940 $400,000 Int. ir. 31. Sept. 30 «..102 104 nom 1 ]r>r n rra. 1947 $1,600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 -108 110 nom. 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Lit. 7
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    RUBBER MARKET
    553 5 Reviews By Singapore Brokers Singapore, Friday. rpHE following are reports of local backers on the rubber market fotne week ending Feb 4 Stanton Nelson Co.,' Ltd the week the local market has ton hSf£ tW< i day a "d n \he 6 situa a Lon remained more or
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    80 5 ris 152 1779 London. Feb. 4. v 2 i 32 Rl o 227 32 m real 5 oiif 16 era offi^l -umreai 5.01% Athens 547', 1 Montevideo 20 eneva ZI.SD market rn» gueSS*^ o 95 3 Buenos Aires r rlla l2 4 Bombay iV B Prague 142J Shanghai
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    EXCHANGES
    195 5 The following are the exchange this morning according to the daily circular issued by the Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corpora/ion. SELLING Singapore, Feb. 5. London T.T. 2'l London demand 2 4 London 4 months' sight 2 4 1132 Lyons demand 1780 Switzerland demand 251 Hamburg demand 14«; N
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    HEALTH IN EASTERN PORTS
    369 5 League Of Nations Bulletin TTIE health bulletin of the League of Nation™ Eastern Bureau for the week ended Jan. 29 is as follows-— Plague was r-ported only from an airport, Allahabad < British India i. in the Eastern arena during the week, one death having been
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    ARCTIC EXPLORER
    122 5 wcll-k^rSn-jCi Xoiand, m the Arctic Orpun The sanction of the rSSSh aSSSrI The sSSft r USht for this S oviet Government, it is under4. is anxious to develop the breed- of musk oxen en Wrangej Mandto order to preserve them from exttoSSon ~M Freuchen .spent many years ffiXS'SS
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER ASSOCIATION
    123 5 Prices Realised At Sale Yesterday TiHE K:nrr apore Chamber of Commerce A Rubber Association held its 1367 th auction yesterday,when there were— Catalogued 1.743.404 lb.. 780.54 tons Offered 1 158.216 lb 517.06 tons Sold 969.570 lb.. 432.84 tons. London ml! New York Jf* PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    296 5 Singapore, Saturday MINING Buyers Sellers Ampat Ayer Warns t fiangrins 7.9 26 Batu Seiangors 24 ,<> Chancteriang* «2 155 Hitam Tin flj ?S»; Hongkong Tin gong Fatts fn iJS Ipoh Tin 9 8 3 Jelebu Tm 7 27 e x Johans U. 84 Kampong Lanjuts
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      77 5 I S. E LEVY CO. j Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore, lnve.*t~»r* Bankers and Brokers i n Securitkm mnd CommodftUu. I Daily Foreign Market Cable and IJuatntkm Serine*. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF NT I NEW YORK COFFEE SUGAR KCHANG* CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE
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    AMUSEMENTS
    152 6 ALHAMBR A.—George Bancroft and Ann Sothern in -Hell-Ship Morgan" 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL. —Fiances Farmer end Ray Milland in "Eob Tide" 3.15, 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION—WiIiam Powell Myrna Loy in "Double Wedding" 3.15. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARI BOROUGH.—"Nadira" 3. 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. I THEATRE
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    108 6 vMedan, JaskS, ano Netherlands, closing p.m. to Java and Southern Sumatra: Nethertands. closing 7 p.im to-morrow. Australia. New Zealand. Javaana Timor Dilly: Qantas, closing 10 p.m to morrow. TrQ Penang, Siam. Burma, India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt. E. and S. Africa Great Britain. Ireland. Europe and N. and
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    180 6 Mails expected from Europe <London Parcel Mails) by the Menestheus due at Singapore to-day. General delivery o. parcels 10 a.m. en the same day. Mails .expected irom Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) to-day Deliveries of boxholders' letters only 7.3«. pmi to-day and general delivery or
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    28 6 The Air Mail (Imperial) despatched irom Singapore on Jan. 26 was delivered "tK y tnerlands, despatched from Singapore on Jan. 30 was delivered in London yesterday.
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    WHAT'S ON
    104 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, FEB. 5 Cr-cket: S.CR.C. v. Islington CorinU x-kev anS Women's Inter-State Match, S.C.C; G.H.R.C. v. Minesweepers, Hospital ground. Rugby: Johore RFC. v. H.M.S. Terror, Johore Bahru. R.S.Y.C. Regatta, 4 p.m. Ipoh Races, 3rd and last day. TO-MORROW, FEB. 6 Football: Islington Corinthians
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    BELGIUM REMEMBERS
    151 6 Gift To Our King And Queen Brusse"? As a token of "profound gratitude' to Great Britain for her generous reception of Belgian refugees during the Great War, the people of Belgium are presenting the King and Queen with a silver replica of the Ypres cloth ball and belfry.
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    PASSENGERS
    175 6 Ire following are pa by tl 1 Hakone Maru which left Singapore icr Euieoe c»i Feb. 2.— Mrs. Y. Hirai Mtr. S. Hirai. Miss K. Hirai, Mr. H. Miura, Mrs. X Nomoto V-s. S. Uch da. Rev F. P. Artrall, Mrs. M. A. Argall. Miss Hayes. Miss M Fusre>\
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    VESSELS ARRIVED
    110 6 Mata Hari. British, 510 tons, from Tenang 2.2, to Penang via ports 6.2. Islander, British, 760 tons, from Christmas Island 2.2, to Christmas Island 12.2. Kuantan. British. 580 tons, from Malacca 4.2, to Muar and Malacca 5.2. Gneisenau, German. 10,712 tons, from Bremen 4.2, to Kobe 5.2. Benvenue,
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    PASSENGERS ARRIVING
    117 6 The following passengers are arriving in Singapore by the Jutlandia which is due at Singapore from Europe on Feb. 11: Mr. G. Laub, Mrs. J. B. Peyrot. Mrs. E. Strandberg. Mr. and Mrs. A Rentse, Miss Births Rentse. Mr. and Mrs. Visser, Mrs. X Dawson, Miss P. Dawson.
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    ARMY RECRUITS
    29 6 London, Feb. 3. Recruits for the regular army last week totalled 901—an increase of 226 over the figure for the corresponding period last year -British Official Wireless.
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    TRAVEL FILMS BOOMING
    629 6 BIG INCREASE Endless Activity Of Producers AT this time of crisis in the cinema, with a rumoured slow-down in Hollywood and an established slump in England, it is good to hear of one branch of film-making that is successfully beating the depression. That is the production of
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    HARBOUR BOARD
    109 6 Singapore, Feb. 5. Ships alongside the Wharves or expectta to arrive. n East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Rajula 22. -1 Sheers Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Nil Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 2) Benvenue 18; Menestheus 9. Empire Dock (Entrance Gate 2) Silverwillow 30; Shirala 32; Silverash 34; Adrastus 36.
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    RUMANIA'S LEAP TO THE RIGHT
    464 6 "Fascists In The Army" Threat Bucharest. Rumania THE secret of the sudden swing to the Right that placed Romania in charge of the most anti-semitic group in the country is only graduj iy bi unfolded. The outside world was no more surprised by Ruman:a's swift
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    LONDON-PARIS AIR RECORD
    46 6 (By Air Mail' London. Jan A new commercial record[for_the don-Paris flight is claimed by foSe of their machines Commander D. Prow.se. covered miles in one hour lowlM i He was assisted byre foUovi.u The journey is scheduled to tM snd a half hours.
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      149 6 IK*W: MALAYAN PftEMIEQ HOTEL A j To-night s j Orchestra] Concert 8.15 to 9.15 pm. DINNER DANCE (formal) S C.45 to midnight J FINAL PERFORMANCE OF BUSTER FLO j S Lightning Tap Dancers. Non-diners $1.00. J s j MONDAY NEXT—FIRST PERFORMANCE OF KYRA, ROBY HARRY— i Continental Cabaret Attraction. zr:^zzrz
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      69 6 V IT AC II EMI* Cod-Liver Oil Concentrated T»J***A convenient and palatable rs J, administering the virtues .1 »IfJ> cod-liver S£ Guaranteed 1.0« v Vitamin A M* J* _&*J*E* I> and ©User uHeful lUr tablet U cqu;val-m U> o il. one-half teaspoon fresh hli Blood and flesh Nrerff: B< ff
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      173 6 CLUB DIARY \Tliere arc numerous Clubs in Singapore members of ichich are readers 01 the "Malaya Tribune" This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries arc invited to co-operate in icecying it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be deluded in the "Diary of Events." The. Club
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      190 6 Ipost al intelligence I s I s m STEAMER MAILS DISPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME India:— East, North, South X and Westi Shirala Feb. 5 2 pm Burma. Shirala „52 p.m. Djambi Toba „53 p.m Pamangkat, Sambas and Singkawang Tobelo „53 p.m. Sarawak (generally) Bint.ulu and Mlri Darvel
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      137 6 DAILY WEATHER REPORT Malayan Meteorological Service Yesterday Last Night Max Bright Mm. Temp.' R'fall S*nine 1W Stations. oF. Inches. Hour,. oF WEST COAST 73 Alor Star 89 0.01 U 3 T4 amnrt» 87 jig Bukit Jcram 88 OJa Malaca 89 Nil INLAND 25 7^ Kuala Lipis 85 0.02 Ipoh 4
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    The League In 1937 — A Review EVENTS DURING THE PAST YEAR
    4298 7 The League In 1937 A Review EVENTS DURING THE PAST YEAR SUMMARY OF PRINCIPAL ACTIVITIES Leag ie oi Nations Informaon Section has just published of the League's prin- during the year following items, both political ical in nature, give some of tin- significance and i nl i and activil tea
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      192 7 i NEW BLOOD PURIFIER AND REMEDY FOR BILIOUS COMPLAINTS Isol thousands of men and women suffered from debility, dyspepi w>us exhaustionand health-wreck-have found new health, new w life by taking Atwood's Bitters. Why remain weak and dewhea Atwood's Tonic Bitters o i|ui< kly restate you to vigorous nd strength? It
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      459 7 QUICK CONVALESCENCE AFTER FEVERS Doctors will tell you that once your temperature falls it's all-important to rebuild your wasted nerve and muscle tissues. After the fever has gone, when the stomach is too weak to digest ordinary foods. a nourishing and appetising food-drink is most essential and beneficial. In Horlicks
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      640 8 turbulent drama when men Kl i ROBERT LOUISE STEVENSON'S EXCITING SOUTH SEAS AD\ ENTI RE f NOW A GLORIOUS TECHNIC OLOK TRIUMPH j j \Uo—POP-EYE THE SAILOR in "THE TOUGHER DOWNER." i I TO-NIGHT. LAST NIGHT. AT 8 P M I AD VEIDT VIVIAN LEIGH SHLtiLEY TEMPLE. ALICE FAYE, in
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      48 8 Take your seats for a trip j to LAUGH LAND on j the Magic Carpet of Mirth s EDDIE CANTORj j IS COMING j IN HIS GREATEST j CANTORNADO of LAUGHS. j "ALI BAB Aj ICOES TO TOWN"! s S A 20th Century Fox Sensation iI'AI»ITOL---Soon| 1 1
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      482 8 "WAS GREETED WITH ROARS O? LAUGHTER" Straits' Times. Wed "FINE COMEDY OUTSTANDING SUCCESS Malaya Tribune. Wed. "YOU JUST CANNOT HELP LAU3HING!" Free Press. Wed. PAVILION 3-15—6-15—9-15 TO-DAY Those delightful people are swarming all over each olh.r in a ripping romance packed with the punch that made yon lake 'cm in
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    CIVIL AV ATION IN 1938
    1515 9 FUR THER FL YING-BOA T TESTS ON NORTH ATLANTIC rpHE world's air stage is now being cleared for another great phase of commercial progress a phase which, already, promises to make 1988 one of the most remarkable years in civil air history. of outstanding importance,
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    CAUSES OF GENIUS
    259 9 £10,000 For Brain Research WHY will one brain do the work of an m WhilC another ls "defecIn an effort to solve this problem an investigation costing £10,000 and lasting five years is to be undertaken hv Wh i c h is bein S undertaker. V he
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    BROADCASTS IN ARABIC
    93 9 Rutdah Wells, Iraq The 8.8.C. S decision to start broadcasts in Arabic is nowhere more welcomed than at this isolated station in the heart of the Syrian desert. It has for some time been clear that, as r. result of continued anti-Fritish propaganda by radio and otherwise,
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    A LOOK AROUND
    701 10 rpHE piracy menace in the Itediterranean has broken out again despite the precautions taken by the Powers, and the British vessel Endymion was this week torpedoed by a mystery submarine. When the NyOE agreement was reached it was decided that the only effective method of ensuring the
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    POST OFFICE SURPLUS LOWER
    188 10 Total Trade l ast Year £300 Millions British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 4. ACCORDING to the commercial oc- counts of the Post Office for the ear ended March 1937, which have now been presented to Parliament, the Pes Office services as a whole showed a net
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    WAR OFFICE CHIEF
    78 10 Under-Socrctary To Remain British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 3. It is announced by the War Office that at the request of the Secretary for War, Sir Herbert Creedy has consented to serve as permanent Under-Secretary of State for War beyond the normal age for retirement until the
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    TROOPS IN CLASH
    70 10 30 Casualties In Brush Near Jerusalem Reuter. Jerusalem, Feb. 3. 1 Thirty Arab casualties were inflicted in an engagement between British I iroons and a band of 150 Arabs in th Tenin-Nabius-Tu'.karem triangle or Mondav. according to an official an nouncement.. Two Briti h soldiers were killed
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    NOTES & COMMENTS History Without Tears
    256 10 NOTES COMMENTS History Without Tears 17 ALU ABLE to schools in Malaya is an Atlas of English and Empire Hirtory, with chronological notes and summaries, published by Messrs. Macmillan and Co., Ltd. The compiler i Mr. C. Boyd Bowman B.A. 'Cantab.*, late Exhibitioner in modern history of Sidney Sussex College,
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    Strengthening Hawaii
    125 10 AS a part of the naval expansion programme, the United States Govei linen t has decided to reinforce the defence of Hawaii by the despaten of an additional squadron of fifty of the latest bombing planes which will reair in permanently on the Islands and Wh'ch will constitute
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    The Underlying Reason
    212 10 JgUT military and naval experts of the opinion that for the proper defence of the western shores. United States can no longer depone* adequate forces on the mainland outy In view of the speed with whit*] enemy can strike, a country 1 as 1 prepared to meet
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    Commander Honoured
    183 10 MAJOR-GENERAL A. P. D. 'I Smollett, Commander of Ihe Bi'tish forces in the Shanghai ilea, been honoured by His Majesty the Hint by the bestowal of the Companionship of the Most Honourable Order ol Bath, in view of the heavy reap bilities which he has been called upon
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    Topics Of The Day
    338 10  -  By "Looker On" A WELL-KNOWN footballer is taking singing lessons. Bawl control. 31 *r* Henry Cotton advises golfers not to take lunch. A high tee seem. 1 much nore suitable. You really have insomnia when you 2an't sleep even when it is time to get up.
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    P. & O. Liner In Sew Boycott Incident
    61 11 P. O. Liner In Sew Boycott Incident Marseilles, Yd. 4. D(K KFRS here have refused to load the r. atit! O. ner Haldera, due to sail j-morraw. with i iuminium for Shanghai, i\ t ti lons for Japan, [he {linkers Uet'are that the il is a wa: material and :ire
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    BIG CHANGES IN GERMANY
    323 11 NEW LEADERS "Natural Evolution" Of The State Reuter. Berlin, Feb. 4. HKKIv Joachim von Ribbentrop. at present in Ixindon md long regarded as llerr Hitler's riuht hand man, l as been appointed I < reign Minister in place of Baron \<>n Neurath. Von Neurath ill become
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    SLIGHT RECOVERY ON WALL STREET
    50 11 Rally After Unsettled Opening Reuter. ill 4 New York, Feb. 4. V, ET opened unsettled toit later support for the marked and a number of stocks "j_/d snarply. ended at the day's best lemostly gains of anything dollars in a turnover of UMW Glares.— Renter.
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    STOP PRESS
    23 11 ANOTHER SHIP ATTACKED Barcelona, Feb. 5. British vessel was bombed °na last night, according onflrmed report received wo damage was done.—
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    FINAL ATTACK REPULSED HEAVY FIGHTING IN AIR AND AT SEA
    494 11 SINGAPORE IS SAFE LOCAL FORCES IN LANDING ON WEST COAST muj aj Singapore, Saturday. int. biggest attack yet staged against the fortress of Singapore was successfully repulsed last night and after several hours ot continuous strenuous activity the attackers withdrew
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    AIR RAID PLANS
    58 11 Special Measures For London Area British Official Wireless. London Feb. 4. The Home Secretary hopes shortly to be in a position to confer with local authorities in London with a view to concerted arrangement for air raid exercises in the Metropolitan area, but he has not decided
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    13 11 Reuter. London, Feb. 5. The Haruna Maru left London to-day without loading cargo.—Reuter.
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    CANADA AND THE PACIFIC
    78 11 Plans For Defence Laid Reuter. Ottawa, Feb. 4. DACIFIC coast defence is given prominence in the defence estimates introduced in Parliament. They total 34 million dollars and an accompanying memorandum emphasises the importance of Pacific defence. The estimate provides for the purchase of two new destroyers
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    FLEET LEAVES
    97 11 Goodwill Visit To Lisbon Concluded Reuter. Lisbon, Feb. 4. AMID the rousing cheers of a thousand n Lisbon citizens the British warships sailed for Gibraltar to-day at the conclusion of their goodwill visit. Everyone in the Fleet is delighted with the friendly reception and Admiral Backhouse in a
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    OPENING OF BASE
    64 11 No Visit By French Warships Reuter. Paris. Feb. 4. THE Ministry of Marine denies that the French cruisers, Georges Leygues, Montcalm and Gloire will visit Singapore.—Reuter. This message is believed to be in connection with a local report that the vessels will attend the opening ceremony of
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    BOMBING IN SPAIN
    56 11 Labour Supports British Official Action British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 4. At a meeting of the National Council of Labour to-day approval was voiced of the initiative of the British Government in seeking tio secure agreement between the two sides in Spain to end indiscriminate bombing of
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    22 11 Reuter. London, Feb. 5. Gen. Goering has been made Field Marshal. Seven high generals have been retired as from Feb. 28.— Reuter.
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    Compulsory Merging Of Mining Interests
    190 11 British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 4. CRITICISM of certain aspects of the procedure outlined in the Government's Coal Bill for security and compulsory amalgamation of collieries and colliery undertakings has engaged the attention of the President of the Board of Trade. Mr. Oliver Stanley, and
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    HITLER S FEARS OF A COUP D'ETAT
    348 11 Threatened Crisis Nipped In The Bud London, Feb. 5. THE Daily Telegraph diplomatic correspondent says he has received from an entirely fruslworthy source the following account of the German Government crisis which has been piocccdine behind the scenes in the last ten days.
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    Mediterranean Pirates Bomb Union Jack
    96 11 London, Feb. 4. THE Admiralty have received con- fi.rnation of the sinking uf the British 1837 tons steamer Alcira early this morning, five miles east of Barcelona, by aircraft. All the crew of 25 were rescued. According to reports, the ship, which was carrying 1800
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    ANGLO-GERMAN TALKS
    81 11 Settlement Hopes LONDON VISIT BY AMBASSADOR Reuter. Berlin, Feb. 4. to German circles the visit of the British Ambassador in Berlin to London is connected wi*<h important Anglo-German discussions intended to carry a step furthei the negotiations opened during Lord Halifax's visit to Germany. It comprises subjects such
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    BERLIN AMBASSADOR
    48 11 British Official Wireless London, Feb. 3. Sir Nevile Henderson, British Ambassador in Berlin, is in London for a few days and in accordance with ordinary practice advantage is being taken of his presence here for general consultations. He visited the Foreign Office to-day.— British Official Wireless
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    IMPROVEMENT IN EUROPE
    327 11 Due To British Arms MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON PROGRESS British Official Wireless London, Feb. 4. CPEAKING in Birmingham to-day the Prime Minister paid tribute to the work of Sir Thomas Inskip as Minister for Co-ordmation of Defence and said now the initial difficulties vi the rearmament programme had
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    Anglo-U. S. Naval Talks ADMIRALLEAHY'S PLANS
    239 11 VITAL FORCES Cannot Guard Two Seaboards Reuter. Washington, Feb. 4. THE fact thai Mr. Ingersoll, chief of the War Plans Division, held conversations with British naval authorities during his recent visit io London was implied though not admitted by Admiral Leahy to-day when testifying
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    ITALY AND PIRACY OFF SPAIN
    65 11 Measures Of Closer Control Reuter. London. Feb. 4. ITALY, like France, has agreed to Britain's proposal for mere dras ie naval con:rol measures off Spain. A note just delivered concurs with the measure which Brlt&m in'ends to adopt in the zone of the Western Mediterranean
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    NINE DEAD IN EXPLOSION
    31 11 Reuter. Cape Tuwn, Ft b. 4. Nine are reported to have been killed m a dynamite factory explosion at Somerset, 30 miles west of Cape Town. —Reuter.
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    IMPRESSIONS OF THE SINGAPORE "BLACK OUT" CHINATOWN IN DARKNESS
    475 12  -  QUEER EFFECT Occasional Streaks Of Light By A Staff Representative Singapore, Saturday. Fis 3.30 o'clock in the morning, and I have just come back from a motor drive around Singapore town, to see what Singapore is like, "from the ground," with
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    BACKED INTO CAR
    116 12 Singapore. Saturday. DR. J. B. van Cuylenburg of 202, Middle Road, was this morning fined $5 by Mr. E. C. G. Barrett, the Fourth Magistrate, on a charge of driving a motor car negligently at the intersection of Stamford Road and Hill Street, on the evening of
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    THE ANTI-COMINTERN PACT
    462 12 To Stop The Spread Of Propaganda Singapore, Friday. THE Anti-Communist Pact- between I'.aiy, Japan and Germany aims at exchanging views on the development of Communist propaganda in Europe and other continents,*' said Dr. Felix Altenburg, Consul-General for Germany, who is returning to Canton by the Gneisenau, which
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    MAGIC CIRCLE
    231 12 Contributed $16,000 To Charity CIRCLE HOUSE, at 36 Paterson Road, new home of the Malayan Magic Circle, was the venue of a very enjoyable function last night when a housewarming ceremony was held. About 180 members and friends were present. The bungalow was gaily illuminated by coloured lanterns
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    ALLEGED THEFT OF BULLOCK
    47 12 Singapore, Friday. Rajkisur Rai, a North Indian, appeared to-day before Mr. W. G. Reeves, third police magistrate, charged with stealing a bullock, valued at $60. Rai claimed to be tried The case was postponed to January 12, police bail of $100 being extended.
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    VARSITY FOOD CO. BANKRUPT
    597 12 Partners Questioned GOODS REMOVED TO BE SOLD Singapore, Friday. Peng Nghee. Chua Khee Leng and Yeo Guan Piah, partners of Varsity Food Company, a defunct company, stood for their public examinations in the High Court today before the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice P. A. McElwaine. Low
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    SYED ABUBAKAR ALKAFF
    317 12 To Receive CB.E. In England INFORMATION has been received by I Messrs. Alkaff and Co., of the Arcade Singapore, the well-known land and house owners, to the effect that Syed Abubakar bin Shaikh Alkaff of Hadhramaut, has been awarded the CB.E. as a New Year's nonour by
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    EGYPTIAN CRISIS
    53 12 Neutral Cabinet Plan Rejected Reuter. Cairo, Feb. 3. The Wafdist party's petition to th} King for appointment of a neutral Cabinet during the elections has not succeeded, according to a statement by the Piemier, Mahmud Pasha. He said the elections will be conducted under his Government in a
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    ALLEGED HOUSE TRESPASS
    443 12 Broker Charged COMPLAINT BY YOUNG CHINESE Singapore, Friday. ALLEGATIONS that Mr. Julian Israel, the well-known Singapore broker, walked into a house occupied by his tenant shouting and shaking his fists with rage and at the same time using abusive language, were made during the hearing of a
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    GROVE ROAD CRASH
    225 12 European Charged With Negligence Singapore, Saturday. A SERIOUS motor accident occurred in Grove Road shortly before eleven o'clock last night when a Hillman car, driven by Mr. O. B. Osier, ground engineer, attached to Imperial Airways, Ltd., collided with a ricksha, killing the puller and seriously injuring
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    VON BLOMBERG
    59 12 Retiring: At Age Limit Of 60 Reuter. Berlin, Feb. 2. Field Marshall yon Blomberg is expected to retire within the next six months. Reuter understands from very wellinformed quarters that the ostensible reason i.s that yon Blomberg, whose 60th birthday is on Sept. 2, la approaching the retiring
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE BILL
    291 12 PROVISIONS Establishment Of A Provident Fund A BILL, about to be introduced int<i the Legislative Council and published in last night's (,amtr. will provide for the management of Raffles College and matters incidental thereto. It will provide, inter alia. For the appointment of a Principal For the
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    NEW F.M.S. CHIEF JUSTICE
    230 12 Welcome For Sir Roger Hall 'From Our Own Rep« Kuala Lumpur. Friday SIR ROGER HALL, the new Chief Justice, S.S. and F.M S wt* MJ arrived in Kuala Lumpur to take over his duties after having been Chiel J" s tice in Uganda since 1935. wa:
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    BATTLESHIP LIMTT
    114 12 Will Britain Denounce Treaty? Reuter. London. Feb |N the House of Commons on 9 pthcr 1 Duff Cooper will be asked I it is proposed that the Lo Treaty shall be ttlcsh jps is the 35,000-tons limit for bat.* concerned; «««esses in Also what information he ■'.win-ton* regard
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    CHILD IN BASKET
    41 12 A female foundling la m been found alive In *°*st* r en Rochore Canal Ifcort ly m yesterday morning At 1 the child, took her to the Station, from where she waj ita* the General Hospital by ambulance.
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    Canton May Break With Hankow HIGH TENSION REPORTED
    147 13 COUP FAILS Japanese Fostering Unrest Reuter. IfMigkong, Feb. 4. L;\( ONI IRMF.I) reports are circu1 latin? here <o the effect that t nsion lias been caused in Canton, due t<» an attempted coup d'etat, aimed at the overthrow of the h in-tun?
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    SIX MONTHS' WAGES MISSING
    109 13 Warrant Against Missing Contractor 'Fro'ti Our Oivu Reporter) Seremban, Jan. CIXTY Chinese timber coolies in Bahau district are allet,-d to have been denied of their wages, amounting to 52.000. for the period June to December. As a consequence, a warrant has been issued against their contractor,
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    ALLEGED HURT
    257 13 Court Story Of An Accident Singapore, Friday. A Godfrey of the Royal Air Ba c, Seletar. who i.s charged riving along Moulmein Road on of Oct 31, last year, and I hurl to Mondhor Alie, a pedestlliding with him, made his dee Mr E C. G. Barrett, the
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    THE CENTAURUS
    36 13 Due In Singapore On Sunday rial Airways survey flyingw is due in Singapore at Sunday. She arrived at O.iO yesterday morning Batavia at 11.15, where she "ntil her departure at 8 am. for Smgapore
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    LOCAL FIRM GOES BANKRUPT
    388 13 Receiving Order Against E. M. Abdullah Co. Singapore, Friday. A RECEIVING order wa.s mode against E. M. Abdullah and Co. by the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice P. A. McElwaine in the High Court to-day on the application of Mr. A. L. Barrett, on beha f of
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    ALLEGED LOTTERY
    108 13 Court Sequel To Raid By Police Singapore, Friday. Further evidence was recorded by Mr. H. A. Forrer, district judge, in the criminal district court to-day in the case in which a Mr. A. M. Song is being tried on a charge of running a public lottery. A detective's
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    TO REDUCE HEAT
    77 13 Tamil's Reason For Drinking Beer Singapore, Friday. A Tamil named Govindasamy, who was charged with being drunk and disorderly, said that he took a bottle of beer usually to reduce the heat in his constitution. He denied that he could get drunk on a bottle of beer.
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    Men of the Malay Regiment—the youngest regiment in the British Army washing off mustard gas during an anti-gas demonstration. • Courtesy Lieut.-Col. McPherson*.
    22 13 Men of the Malay Regiment—the youngest regiment in the British Army washing off mustard gas during an anti-gas demonstration. Courtesy Lieut.-Col. McPherson*.
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    PERFECTLY RECKLESS BANKRUPT
    396 13 Chief Justice's Court Comment Singapore. Friday. YOU are a perfectly reckless bankrupt. Had you observed Government regulations instead oi breaking them, you would never have let yourself into this trouble, partly by guaranteeing for over $800 when you knew very well that you were not allowed to
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    111 13 AT THE CINEMA Thrills In "Hell-Ship Morgan" SURROUNDED by a programme of highly entertaining short subjects including an interesting glimpse of Hollywood stars and an exciting and invigorating subject concerning the thrills of water sport. "Hell-Ship Morgan." the Columbia presentation, opened a season at the Alhambra last night
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    CHINESE INJURED
    40 13 A male Chinese was knocked down by a motor-car in Gevlansr. yesterday morning, and was suffering from injuries on his head, rieht leg and rieht hand, when he was removed to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital by ambulance.
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    CREEK MURDER HEARING
    811 13 OUARRELSTORY Dead Girl's Sister Gives Evidence Singapore, Friday. IYOW he intervened in a quarrel 11 between the accused, the dead giri, and her father one night in March, was part of the evidence of Loh Siew Peck, a clerk at the Naval Base, when he gave evidence
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    ISLINGTONIANS LET THEMSELVES LOOSE IN MALACCA SIX GOALS TO NIL
    132 14 LOW AH SANG Saved Many Mere "Snorters" iFrom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. IN a colourless game of soccer the Islingtonians beat Malacca 6—o in their second encounter to-day at the Kubu plain. The same was one long stretch of
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    TO-DAY'S CRICKET
    84 14 Islingtonians To Play The Chinese A CRICKET match has been arranged between the Islington Corinthians and S.C R.C. to be played at Hong Lim Green this afternoon The S.CR.C. team will be selected from Seah Keng Siew, Eu Cheow Chye, Tan Boon Soon, Low Kee Pow, Chan Mm
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    Women's First Hockey Inter-State
    161 14 Hockey Match At S.C.C. To-day 4 NEW landmark in the progress J\. of women's hockey in Malaya wit! be reached to-day when sides representing Singapore and Selangor meet in whnt will be the first uomoi's inter-Sta c match cer to be played in this country. The
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    BASEBALL PLAYER INJURED
    31 14 A Chinese base-ball player was taken to the General Hospital by ambulance yesterday afternoon, with an abrasion over his right eye, sustained while playing at Bandar Road yesterday.
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    HOCKEY CANCELLED
    28 14 The hockey match between the Colts and the Fort Canning, which was to have been played at the Farrer Park yesterday afternoon, did not take place.
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    Corinthians' Last Match To-morrow
    109 14 Vs. All-Malayan XI At The Anson Road Stadium Islington Corinthians, who leaw? for Saigon on Wednesday, will play the last match of their Malayan programme at the Anson Road Stadium to-morrow afternoon when Ihey will be opposed to a representative all-Malayan XI. The side which will
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    264 14 TARRANT worthily substituted Sherwood. the Corinthians' goal-scoring machine and scored two of the four goals, AVERY and BRAITHWAITE each scoring one. The second half was a repetition 01 the first period of play. A BEAUTIFUL HEADER Tarrant registered the fifth goal with a beautiful header off a corner kick by
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    KEPPEL GOLF
    132 14 Mrs, E A. Elder Wins February Spoon Twenty-four cards were taken out for the Keppel Ladies February Spoon and the following returned Mrs. E. A. Elder 1 up Mrs. C. Q. Starkey 1 down. Mrs. M. Law.'jy 2 Mrs. G. McGutfln 2 Mrs. E. O'Suliivnn 2 Mrs. A.
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    PENANG BOXING
    58 14 (From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Friday. In spite of a drizzle during the last two rounds the main ov. Nt of the boxing contest between Nai Sawai 8.7 and Battling Samy 8.2 was fought to a finish. It was a slogging contest in which both fought almost to
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    KHALSA HOCKEY
    111 14 The following rt present the Khalsa Association vs. H.M.S. Noriolk" at iiockiy to-day at McNair Road at 5.10 p.m. Rama Gopal singh and Hira Singh Harchand tmgh, Krishan Gopai ana Major Singh P. D. Singh, Balwar. Singh, C. H. Cnowdhury (capt.) Balbin Singh and Sansar ;-ingh. Reserves Hazara
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    GEYLANG SOCCER
    55 14 Th. 1 Geylang Malay Youngsters' Party team v*. the Victoria School Ist on Monday at the School ground, will be frcm: Omar Matiar. Syed Mohd Shahab, Hassan Mattar, Zakara Mattarj Amat Duke, A. R. Bansir. Amat Yi.vou. Amat Omar (capt.), Amat Mater. Gmfi' Ahmad. Wan Kaniak. Balrajad, Ariffin
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    THE ISLINGTONIANS
    46 14 A Eatu Pahat reader, while pra'sing ihe perfoimances of the Islingtonians, thinks they were lucky to draw with the T.P C.A. and suggests a return match between the sides The suggestion is a bit belated, as the tourists leave for Saigon early next week.
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    TURF INCIDENT
    172 14 'Barracked' Jockey Hits Spectator CONSIDERABLE excitement was caused at a race mec^tajjg at Gay. ler (8. -V.is'rr'.a when H. Has inn a prDin nent jockey, dismounted and struck a spectator With his whip after being M barracked M by th- crowd. 'H r>4ds~on f which Bartfon was rid
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    Soccer Dinner
    26 14 THE Singapore Amateur Football latfon is holdinc a dinner in honour of I iington Corinthians at tl >b;nson's Cafe on Monday at 8 p.m.
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    TANGLIN HOCKEY
    26 14 In a hockey match at Tanglin yesterday. the R.A.M.C. and Clerical Union drew I—l. Coleman scored for the Corps and Ess for the Union.
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    Three Technical Knock-Outs
    450 14 Boxing A t Happy World THE main event, a six-rounder, at the Happy World preliminary boxing la«d night, between James Dawn, B.B'l. the bantamweight cb*mmon of Perak. and Dollah. 8 J2 1 the Singapore IVTaTay, proved disappointing. Dollah, though he used his superior weight to advantage, did
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    "RECS" ROUT THE Y. M. C. A.
    613 14 5-0 MARGIN In Hockey Match On Padang AFTER a goalless first half an B.R.C h eleven staged a grand r.i.. second session to score five reply the V.M.C.A Oral U the nadana last evening. V.M.C.A. played good 5 the first half and more
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    PENANG WIN 1-9
    57 14 ftockey Match iFrom Cur Own Reporter* Penan-;, !a*. h GOAL scored by POoa f Mb :i 1 d *i i~ Ke i i .1.1. fri Ihe -d Bednh by bl Uss ml r-staie hockey match an the E planade 1: re this evening. Kiln rut up ■nrisingiy
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    England's Problems For Coming Tests THE SEARCH FOR BATSMEN
    774 15 H. SUTCLIFFE Likely To Open With Hutton? r ITEST reports from Australia rest '<hat No i 1 to r hi Inss Test eleven in this Summer form an extraordinary strong powerful run-petting combinav are Bradman, Badcock, Fingleton, L Harseth, Chipperfield and
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    NEW 14-CLUB RULE
    492 15 Tried Unofficially At Miami THE new rourteen-club rule of the United States Golf Association, limiting the number of clubs a golfer may carry to fourteen, became officially effective on New Years Day. j It was tried out unofficially in tht j Miami-Baltimore open championship. Ralph Guldahl. the
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    SOCIAL ATHLETIC PARTY
    76 15 Ay. I .-i «V I I The S-.A.P. will hold their e'eventh anniversary dinner at the Gr«at World Restaurant to-night at 7.30 o.m. S.A.P. team vs. August B.P. in the S.C.F.A. League '/o-dav at the Tarre" Park, kick off at 3.45 p'm.: Bah Chee, Ah Pang, Imm
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    GOLF INCIDENT
    159 15 Royal And Ancient Gives I Ruling A RULING has now been given by the Rules of Golf Commitee of the j Royal and Ancient Club on the recent action of a player at Wimbledon Park in striking a golf ball before removing the paper wrapping. The player, J.
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    EVENTS OF 1938
    1153 15 HOME GOLF New Ground Broken A GLANCE over the preliminary list of the chief even is of 1938. issued by the Joint Advisory Council of the tour British unions, shows that some break fresh ground, while others return after a long interval to former theatres of action.
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    U.S. SHIPS' VISIT TO SINGAPORE
    181 16 ji Appropriate (Jesturt- Ol Friendship Reuter. London, F°b 3 THE presence of the American cn squadron at the Sydney c tions hes jot demons f r whole world the sympathy and munity of ideals existing between i. great nations of the New World, d The
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    208 16 British Protest At Tokyo Action Reuter. London, Feb. 3 Questioned further in p Commons on the so-calod tariff, the Foreign Si that the British Ambassador T had been instructed to pn Japanese Government on th that the measure is contrary io treai\ provision for a uniform tariff fur
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    100 16 Treaty To Replace Of Ottawa? British Official Wireless. London. Feb. 3 Sir Zafrullah Khan, commerce member of the Viceroy's Executive Council, has resumed his discussions with the Board of Trade on negotiations of a new trade agreement with India in replacement of the Ottawa Pact of 11)32. The
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    28 16 Reuter Wireless. Washington. Feb. 3. Contrary to recent rumours learned that the Federal R will not reduce its reserve requin in the near future.—Reuter Wlrelei
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    74 17 Development Plans Completed? Reuter. Tokyo, Feb. 3. THE draft plan for the North China Industrial Development Corporation has been practically completed, according to the Asahi Shimbun, with capitalisation of 300 to 400 million yen. Chinese participation is net permitted but subsidiaries monopolising activities ST.* i anced w"h
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    180 18 Put on 3 lbs. in 30 Days. know that Halibut Liver Oil is full oi Vitamins that make creatappetite, build up the power to resist urease, and nut good, solid flesh on men and wemtn who are underweight. But many people's Stomacns re.?: again;;,. its taste and
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    164 18 l£use To Catch Night Prowler Nkana, »N. Rhodesia) Be PROWING i no method adopted by hunters for fhotographina big game at night, two niiodcs an mmcrs havo succeeded tn 4 -snapping" a human night-prowler who had bam pssterina i htm. A ilrshhght camera was net in v
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    BIGGEST DOG POPULATION
    75 18 I Per head of the population. Paris has I more dogs than any other capital in the world, or so it is claimed, j The latest census shows there are 63,446 of them of every colour, breed. shape and build in which dogs can be iou Tnere
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    HINDU YOGF'S PLAN
    73 18 To Go Into A Trance I Six Months New D A YOUNG Hindu Yogi has announ his Intern ion of observing 1 (tiancei for six months near h Thousands of orthodox Hindu others interested in occult pn cf expected to witness the phei Some time ago this
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    RUSSIANS RELAX
    151 18 Varied Programmes For Winter Holidays Mot c Winter holidays are in full the Soviet Union, and au exh programme of amusements has been organised for the bl the schoolchildren. A -New Year Tree" in the Hall ol Columns of the Palace of Union oi Moscow's largest halls, hs
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    WHICH IS WHICH?
    58 18 Dartford. X Nine orphan babies arrived a County Hospital here from a Chath institution, each with an Identifii label tied to its ankle. On arrival they were bat! emerged from the bath-room lables. Now the staff, with the he) an official from Chatham Is try sort them
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    1272 19 This Year INTERESTING EVENTS EXPECTED jp year promises to he an auspii ioua one, as far as port activity Southampton is concerned, and rta n phases of traffic may the hig r hwater mark ot I the Coronation proved an Mil his to travel, there many
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    TWO TRIANGULAR HOCKEY TOURNAMENTS
    134 20 The Perak Colts who were in Kuala Tumour for the Chinese New Year holiday week-end in connection with the annual Colts hockey triangular between Singapore. Selangor and[ Pefak (TribSnef. The hockey team of the Singapore Indian Association, who visited Kuala Lumpur last week-end. (Tribune). The Kuala
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