Malaya Tribune, 4 January 1939

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1 IV Malaya Tribune
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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: > Guaranteed Largest Sales 1 vol. XXVI.-: No. 2. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, January 4, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4. 1939 FIVE CEKT?
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      121 1 T HIBIJNE Dominant In Malaya pBcL extreme SIMPLICITY MOTOR MOWERS The automatic centrifugal clutch with which the latest motor mowers are fitted enables the machine to be controMed by one lever only. W*l ether machine is so easily operated and none ptaseases so many up-to-date features. SING tPOKE KUALA LUMPUR
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      106 1 GOLD TEA The merit of superiority oi Gold Leat Tea is that it Is drawn from the cooi Highlands cf Ceylon. Gold Leaf Tea is a perfect Tea. F A. BARTHOLOMEUSZ, LTD. CONTRAGON CAPSULES. A safe una sure cure far acute ann i chronic urethral discharges, etc., in either sex.
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      115 1 KIDNEY TROUBLES BACK-ACHES Quick Relief by P#HERB Of all Chemists and uteres or from the Agents: T. K. HOCK Ai Coy —Kuala Lumpur. TROPICAL DISPENSARY f LIM CHOE LYE Penang. I HONG HIN Coy.—Malacca LOH CHIN SOON.—Bangkok D. T. LIM COMPANY SINGAPORE. Let us make a complete analysis ot your
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      151 1 o—— —1 I MADAME PAGE j 92, Piccadilly, London. EXPERT DRESSMAKER AND DESIGNER. j Gowns Designed Created in her work rooms 5 $30 i 13, BATTERY ROAD, i SINGAPORE. tfS DE WAR'S SUPERIOR WHISKYIS THE "FRIENDLY SPIRIT"* SK™ DARBY CQ M LTD. SINGAPORE—-MALACCA—NF.GPI SEMBILAN—JOHORE WP.S. 3 WASHING UP IS EASIER
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    London Radio 'Seen' In New York
    88 2 Reuter. London. Jan. 2. I> it I'Msii television programmes A* from Alexandra Palace have been seen and heard in New York. This astonishing news has been transmitted to th e 8.8.C. by a listener in New York. The official radius within which television reception
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    GIRLS CONSCRIPTED IN GERMANY
    69 2 Reuter. Berlin. Jan. 2 —All girl.; under the age of 25 are brought within the scope of an order requiring young women to do compulsory labour service foi one ycr. Previously the order applied only io those employed in business offices or as civil servants, it
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    Cession Of Colonies To Germany Is Unthinkable
    549 2 LORD LUGARD'S VIEWS r i London. [HE session of any colony or protectorate—save as the result a crushing defeat in war—is simply unthinkable and *„..u never he accepted by th, rial This <,ie\v is expressed by j gard, former Gcverror-Gci eiia, in a
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    FLYING BOAT FORCED DOWN IN CHANNEL
    62 2 Reuter. Cherbourg. Jan. The Imperial Airways lying Calypso carrying: iimh?" mails from South Africa moot. here this morning following I descent in the channel. Nrtj from Cherbourg. The flying boat was to* through heavy seas by thi Swed Iter. Two passengers landed, and th*>
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    INCREASE IN BRITISH ARMY
    90 2 ftjUHUVII. AS Ike result of certain personnel of the Territorial Army being called out for service dm n g the recent crisis the strength of the Army was temporarily increased by 58,000 officers and men. This is disclosed in an Army Supplementary Estimate issued here which
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    Famous Actor Breaks Three Ribs
    87 2 Reuter. London, Jan 2. EORGE ROBEY broke three ribs as a result of a fall from the s*agc during the Robinson Crusoe pantomine at Alexandra Theatre, Birmingham. He WES blinded by the Greta Garbc ma-k and wig which he was wearing, took a false step
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    JAPAN'S BUDGET STRAIN
    59 2 Reuter. Tokyo, Jan. 2—A special budget fen no next fiscal year to cover expense ot the fighting services engaged in th> China incident" is likely to be abou 7 t59 millions above that of the cvrren! year, according to the newspaper/ The new budget is put at
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    GERMAN GESTURE ON REFUGEES
    67 2 Reuter. London, Jan. 2.—lt is understood lfce German Government has invited Iff Rnblee, chairman of the Refugees Committee, to go to Berlin to discuss eva cuation of Jewish refugees from Germany. It j s understood the invitation has been accepted, although, the date is not vet
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    English Airman Fined In Moscow
    78 2 Reuter. Moscow, Jan. 1, 1939.—Brian Grover. ihe London man, who on Nov 13 flew from Bronima aerodrome in Stockholm to Moscow, in an attempt to get a Russian wife out of the country, was found guilty by the court of entering Russia without a visa
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    NEW U.S. ATTORNEY GENERAL
    28 2 Reuter. Washington, Jan. 2 Mr Roosevelt ha.s announced that Mr Frank Murphy former High Commissioner of Philippines wouWsucceed M? Honier Cummings as attorney general.
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      416 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. IT* %Jm4 BRITISH INDIA (Incorporated in England), p. 0. N. t OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage BTpoxt mi t SOUDAN 6,500 Jan. 12 17,000 Jan. U RANPURA 17.000 Jan. 2*i RAWALPINDI 17,000 Feb. U X BURDWAN 6 C7O Feb. 11 CANTON 15 SCO Feb. 24 SOMALI 6,800 Mar. V. CORFU
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      461 2 STEAMER SAILINGS ĕNORDDE UTSCHEK LLOYD, (Incorporated la 1 Germany), The undernoted axe toe Company*! intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA HONKONG, SHANGHAI, "FORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 "ELBE" Jan. 6 s.s. "GNEISENAU*' omits North China Jan. 19 m-s. "FULDA" omits Japan Jan. 31 HOMEWARD. For HOLLAND. HAMBURG BREMENSails from
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      461 2 j BANGKOK LINE. CHE^AJAPAN LINE. i Luxurious One Class Motorships, Mpst j Big Cargo vessels with limited but Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommodal To: Marseilles, Loudon. Rotterdam, tlon. Hamburg and Coper hagen. i j To: Aden. Suez. Port Said, Palestine, M.S. From Spore. M'ca, P.S., P'ng. j
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      134 2 > I HAMBURG-AMERIKA LIN IE 1 Deutsch-Australische Dampfschiffs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'Dorg 1930 t m.s. leverkusen Direct Jan. 8 mjs. RHEINLAND via Manila Jan. 22 m.s. BURGENLAND Direct Feb. 4 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND. HAMBURG AND BAEMEN.
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    Meyrick Sisters Kneel At Bedside Of Dying Sister
    514 3 Poignant Story Of Well Known Family QRIEF STRICKEN since (he death of her husband nine months ago, the Ounteas of Kinnoull, eldest daughter of the late Ufa. Kate Meyrick. one-time queen of the Mayfair night clubs, died recently. Her two brothers and
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    FINED FOR MAKING LIQUOR
    211 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Monday. TAN Ok Chew was this morning produced before Tuan Haji Nassir bin Haji Salleh and charged with being in possession of a complete still for the manufacture of liquor when he had no licence. Ok Chew was also charged with
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    VICAR PREACHES IN THE DARK
    242 3 London. WITH his church in darkness, except for the rays, of a street lamp shining through a stained glass window, the Rev. F. C. Baker, Vicar of St. Stephen's Church, Coleman Street. London, ha s preached to a crowded congregat.on on "A Dark World." Before
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    MAULAN A AZAD'S DENIAL
    158 3 (United Press). Patna, Dec. 21. MA ULAN A Abdul Kalam A/ad who arrived here yesterday morn'ng in connection with the 1 sittings of the Hindn*thani Committee, interviewed regarding the situation in Bengal said- "The surmise that we have been con.iderini' at Wardha the formation of a
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    Water Shortage In Colombo
    349 3 KELANI RIVER TO BE TAPPED #X)LOMBO being threatened with a serious water shortage, which is expected to las! till April next year. An additional supply of water is lo he obtained from an emergency plant which will pump water from the Ketani River. It is reported
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    STAMP CARDS
    85 3 STAMP saving < ards to be used with Ihc Saving Certificates scheme gas introduced on Dec. 12, 1938. Earn card has space for twenty cents stamps and «ne fifteen-cents stamp. The Acting Postmaster-General had UlSilacted all postmasters to make the system of stamp saving raids as popular anions
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      543 3 PJauified. ChdveMiMmsmidu n BLIC NOTICES. Singapore Municipality TtN w E "vited tor the oggD& t s or service. For rili inicipal Tender Room irti Date ol Closing v Ives *°r sup;'-'' 1: iod 1-5-39 V. j pjn Match G. 1939. U H OOLDIE. Mux'.cipai Secretary s|M l OF JOHOBK ,:i
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      448 3 PUBLIC NOTICES i Pure breed Rhode Island Red Bitting eggs including batching "In structions" $3 dozen; Crosses $1.50 dozen; latest illustrated "Poultry House" books 50 cento each, all post free i LIM'S POULTRY FARM, Teluk Kum bar, Penang. j THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS No. 64, Chulia Street, 'Phone No. 7755. General
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      564 3 POSITIONS VACANT WANILD Teachers both sex for a well established private school. Commencing salary $30 (Dollars Thirty) per mensem, with annual increments and good prospects. Qualification not below Senior Cambridge. Apply wiih copies of testimonials, stating age, nationality and place of birth t 0 Principal, United English School, Kota Bharu.
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      83 3 II V I 1 XOT I M (YOGI METHODSi Courses by Practical Demonstration. I3uceess Guaranteed. Write for Free Prospectus. THE MASTER (OCCULT CIRCLE). 204. Onan Road, Sinsapere. k-r j Painting House Reoairing Co. Painting, Lirnewashing I General House Repairing. J No. 161, TELOK AVER STREET. 5 I SINGAPORE. 5 k
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHAKES
    627 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Inn 3, 8 p.m. Fraser and Co Buyers Sellers. Ampal Tin •> *'3 Asam Kumbang 2 27,Austral Malay 4J 471-nom Ayer Hitam 21 h 23 Ayer Wer.g v 59 0.64 Bangrtti Tm 20|3 21 9 Batu Selangor I 33
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    LUNAS RUBBER ESTATES, LTD.,
    163 4 '|ifir annual nutting of l.unax 1 Ktibbcr Estates, l td., will be hrM at the offices of Messrs. Evalt and Co, Singapore, at noon on Jan. 13. Thfi report for the year elided Oct 3' etates: The her profit for the year, subject to directors' few
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    Malayan Tin Exports
    35 4 Tiie Controller of Tin announces that, n 1 itimated total exports from Malaya ■'I (in and tin-in-ore during December. based on an assay value of 75.5 per in, were approximately 2.100 tons.
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    RUBBER
    236 4 AJlenby 125 135 Alor Gajah o.9i> 1.00 Amal Malay 1.00 175 Ayer HitatM 0 90 1.00 Ayer Molek 100 1.10 Ayer Pana.s 125 135 Bassett 0.45 0.52 »/2 Batu Lin tang 1.10 1.20 Bedford 0.90 1 00 Benta 1.05 1.v% Borelli 1.12»v 1.22 1 Broga 0.60 0 71" Brunei
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    TIN
    17 4 Singapore, Wednesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— |Ul% (up *V 4).
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    RUBBER
    19 4 The price of rubber al noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers 28' L (up Sellers 28% («P '/a).
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    PRODUCE
    171 4 Singapore, Jan. 3. It. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $138 R. (Siarm W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $134 R. 1 Siam > W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $130 Siam No. 1 $213 Siam No. 2 $19» Piam Broken Rice No. 1 $120 Piam Broken Rice
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER Or COMMERCER RUBBER ASSN.
    145 4 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Tuesday, buyers. Sellers. No. IX R.SS. Spot loose 28'. i 28» 2 No. IX R.S.S. F. 0.3. in cases January 28 3 H 28-^ G.F.A.Q. R.S.S. F. 0.8 in bales January 28'?. 28' 4 FAQ R.S.S. FO B. in
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    104 4 London, Jan. 3. Paris 176 37 64 New York I 62 9 16 Montreal 167 Brussels 27 42'-. Geneva 2() 47 2 Amsterdam 8.51 Milan 8V S Berlin 11.53' 2 Copenhagen 21% Oslo 19 90', 2 Prague 13 o\ A x Heisingfors 226 3 4 Madri<| nominal Lisbcii
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    THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED.
    111 4 Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LIMITED. The Companv, which IS incovix>rated in the S.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties: EXECUTOR &OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. TRUSTEE OF A
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    105 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Jan. 3. Total foj Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex. Div. year f. n Payable Date to dat? Southern Kinta 2, 2 int. Dec. 28 Jan. 20 Dec. 29 7ft* less tax Sungei Luas 37< 'final Dec. 24 Jan. 5 Dec
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    254 4 ovo Maynard Co.. Ltd., $30,000 Int Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: $<« 1901 red. 1910 $4j.1,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 ir>9i/. imi/ 4-.% 1907 red. 19.7 $1,000,000 lit /2 /2 m Mar. 31, Sept! ma% Un 4',,% 1909 red. 1955 $1,300,000 Int.
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    456 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London 'j ■,-,< h Previous To-day rubber Firm Spot Juyers 8 3 16 Sellers ;i 1 4 8 1 M 1st Forward 'January) Buyers 8 3 10 Sellers I 2nd Forward (February) Buyers 8 14 B 114 Sellers 8 5 If; 8 5 16 3rd
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      327 4 A lleged House breaking g__fifttCi Tuesisy. TAN V_l laai», a Unrteeiiyear-•»»«! Hainiinse claimed trial this morning in the i.vii lh police court belore Mr Kenneth A. Blacker to I thai fee that he >esterday at hous« NO, 54, Orchard Road committed housebreaking by night by entering r.to the house of
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      100 4 j Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. I (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00DEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORELocal Branches 458, N#rtn Bridge Road, Singapore. 253, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW ORX BANKER**: Midland Bank, Ltd., Irving Trust Co.,
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    Warm Welcome For Daladier At Tunis
    329 6 Reuter. Tunis, Jan. 3. jyj. DALADIER arrived in cruiser Fcch at dawn. A dozen submarines, a squadron of torpedo boats and destroyers joined the welcome. A squadron of seaplanes flew overhead as Daladier landed amid scenes of warmest enthusiasm. M. Daladier was loudly cheered
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    Stole Earring
    77 6 Singapore, Tuesday.—See Sek Jin, a twenty-seven-year-old Cantonese, this mcrnhv; pleaded guilty in the second police court before Mr Conrad Oldham to a charge that he r t 1.55 p.m. on Jan. I, at Victoria Street, committed theft of an earring valued at $4.30 fror.i a Chinese woman named
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    A KUALA PILAH FAREWELL FUNCTION
    83 6 Group photo taken on the eve of the departure oi" Mr. P. O'Councll, Executive Engineer, Kuala Pilah and Jelebu, who went on transfer to Cameron Highlands. Together with th* Staff of the P.W.D. are Mr. O'Connell (fourth from right), little Miss O'Connell, Mrs. O'Connell and
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    TOM MOONEY TO BE RELEASED
    76 6 Reuter. San Francisco. Jan. 3.—Mr. 01son Gcverncr o l California, announces that TomMconey. Labour leader, is!being oardoned and will be released from prison on Saturday. A later message adds: Mr. Olsgi did not say Moonev will be reeased on Saturday but -id he would give
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    Oxford Scholars' Message To Chiang And Wife
    327 6 Reuter. London, Jan. 3. QN the occasion of the New Year a letter of homage and sympathy to Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek and Madame Chiang, "the sharer of your continual danger' and the Chinese people was addressed by a large group of of the
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    CROWD ATTACKS POLICE
    125 6 Reuter. Kingston. Jamaica, Jan. 3. THE police were attacked by a crowd at Montagabay, northwest Jamaica, following a man's death in a struggle with the police at a Labour demonstration. The fatal struggle occurred while Bustamcnte (the Labour leader who figured prominently in the strike last June)
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    UNEMPLOYED FAIL TO DELIVER COFFIN TO PREMIER
    193 6 Reuter. London, Jan. 3. MEMBERS of the national unemployed workers movement, who planned to deliver a coffin with a rolled up umbrella at the side at 10 Downing Street, were prevented from doing so by the police. When Big Ben struck one. a
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    BOILING SYRUP SUBJECT OF HURT CHARGE
    357 6 Singapore, Tuesday. pURTIIER evidence was to-day recorded in the case in which Koh Ang Ay is charged with voluntarily causing hurt to Ching Tee 800, by pouring boiling syrup down his back in Japan Street on September 7. Befcrc the actual proceedings commenced Mr.
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    THEFT FROM WOMAN
    82 6 Singapore, Tuesday. YIN NA SENG. an eighteen- year-old Cantcnese youth, pleaded guilty this morning in the Fourth Police Court before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker, to a charge that he at 11.30 a.m. yesterday in North Bridge Road committed theft cf a gold necklace and locket valued at
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    Crushed By Falling Granite
    42 6 Penang, Tuesday. yONG SENG HONG, a 26-year-old Chi- nese coolie, who was digging red earth en the slopes of a small hill at Tanjong Tokong, was instantly killed when a big piece of granite fell on his head.
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    Singapore Crime
    364 6 Singapore, Tuesday. The following are crime reports from the Special Branch made there between 0 am. Dec. 31 and 9 a.m. to-day: There were about a dozen reports cl bicycle thefts and out of this number nly one was recovered. A A Teochiu reports that a tweed cent
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    DANCE AT JOHORE
    49 6 A dance will be held at the R 1 Johore International Club o:: Sunda Jan. 22 at 9.30 p m. Music will be rendered by the Orchestra of the J'■ Military Force, by kind the Acting Colonial Commandant. U*» Sol. Hon. Dato Haji Yahya bin Auu
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      359 6 I THI TRUE TONIC FOOD j OfcttinabU of Cfc«reJft» Strt j MeTTeth Sow* Fdtf/s to be Faced Make no mi take ab.«ut it false teeth must be sterilised. Ringing and brushing not i enough. The easiest, surest way oi keeping the teeth hygienicaiiy clean is to give the denture a
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      160 6 For Economy Smooth Running Always Choose A STANDARD "X" IT CARRIES WITH YOU A GUARANTY THAT NO OTHER MAKE CAN GIVE YOU. EASIEST TERMS AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. Sole Agents: THE MALAYAN CYCLE CO., LTD., ~j 3, Dhoby Ghaut. a (MADE IN FRANCE) CONCERT" Clarinets are specially made for T.M.A. by
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    Son, Meet Your Father
    145 7 III? n; me on the call sheet is 11 John Etodeoa. young, about 20. tall. dark, a Ld-1 king lad. There is nothing inosu mi bin unless it's his modi 1 Bui tnod:vty is something unbsi in Hollywood. Rodeon' debut scene was brief, a s-ere Incident
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    Warners Lend Irish Star
    52 7 lit. Geraldine Fitzgerald, igned for the screen by ill work at the Sajn /'owing her film de- ry," latest Bette Dair r raid came "to the screen discovered by Hal. EL producer in charge ci' •'•rs. in the Mercury production of "Heartbreak role at the Goldwyn
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    Star Refndes Role Rather Than Chance Disfigurement
    216 7 \RROl WISH recently <«l (he .v>0,000 job in '"'on Pacini" vacated by Bickford who refused to k permanent disfigurement by foot bull whip in the hands 1)1 Alum Tamiroff. afled upon to submit while annrofl snaps a cigar out q! mouth with the
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    Skating Trio Come To Singapore
    514 7 APPEARING AT RAFFLES (Tribune Staff Reporter) "1 THINK Singapore's fascinating 1 said 36-year-oftl Billy Preston who is in Singapore on his first visit when I met him at R3fi!cs Hotel yesterday. The Preston Trio—Billy, Marie and Phyil's. will annear nighlly at Raffles doing acrobatic danclni»
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    TIP FOR USHERS
    64 7 After patrons haH departed frcm a Negro theaire in Richmond, Mr, Otis Taylor theatre usher, saw one- man sleeping in a back row scat. Snaking tailed Lb a waken him, and a wet towel was applied tc hkface. It worked well. So well in fact, that the
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    WHEELS WITHIN WHEELS
    30 7 The Preston Trio, who are appearing at the Raffles Hotel nightly in roilernumbers. Fancy and trick skating is their speciality. The> all hold kaiing championships of Australia.
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    MULTIPLE-UNIT SYSTEM STARTED
    146 7 TTSINti two or nore directors and producing units to film one picture is proving a highly successful system at Warner liros.. first studio to adopt it as a permanent feature of its production methods. The multiple-unit system grew ou'of successful co-operative directing by Ray Enright and Busby
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    Isako's Circus Scores Again
    107 7 (Tribune Staff Reporter I A CHANGE of programme drew a big crowd to Isako's Circus last night, when all were treated to excellent entertainiru nt. Master Peta.ja distinguished himself with clever Higgling, while Messrs. Raudy and Wiland kept the gathering amused. The trained elephant act was
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    Extras Count On Hollywood Parties
    179 7 IJOLLYWOOD parties mean more than cocktails and caviar. They often mean bread and butter to film extras. That's because Hollywood's most lavish parties arc staged before the cameras. Every party sequence provides work for scores of extras. One cf the large affairs cf the season
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      95 7 tun II» 1 A sure and safe remedy to CROW HAIR ON BALD HEADS, to ARREST HAIR-FALL If your ba r is thin or grows s!ow!v. if it fal!s off in patches or genera ly, if you encounter early greying of same, if ycu have dandruff or feel ;«n itehin?
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      710 7 i APPOINTMENTS with good salaries as Accountants, Secretaries, Cost Accountants, Works and Office Managers. Chief Clerks, Bank and In&urance Officers. Cashiers and Book-keepers are the normal attainments of those who qualify with The School of Accountancy. Examinations can be taken in Malaya and success guaranteed by postal training. The School
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      105 7 DIABETES. ®If you are »flUctfd with tj* DISEASE com* to Thablb A Mm. Hassan, th* »pactail»t for DIABETES. He fuarantaea to e»r» you completely an* permanently enabling you to calta sugnr without fear of rtcurreie», In a short time. He will r»*« fou bac* your lost energy and vitality. DMflj
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    Parliament Discusses Sir Baron
    138 9 tales that in i T < ,minons Mr ViacDonald. Colonial SerreV|al< oW N n reoorts in ,l n ot :t <eived any Governor, when s, U irdhnv Milnr\ aware that the (tvlon bad been politicians. a ci the State Count.( his impartiality; 1 .if ihe Supreme
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    EXPERT TO USE CEYLON HERBS FOR MEDICINAL DRUGS
    138 9 DX ROTHENHEIM, Director .>: ihr < ipla Laboratories. Ltd.. lilMfcT, has came here to explore i|t possibilities of using Ceylon htrh- in the preparation of medicinal drills. Id The Times of Ceylon," sh old prove > remunerative enterprise and placed on the
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    New Mental Home
    67 9 JHE i.x cutive Committee of has decided to of I Town land at r the new mental hospistated, is admirably al and Is also easily oi the Executive it the sice on Decent- 2nd prepare the estimates. ted to begin early next; proposal was to have th
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    CEYLON'S TRADE DRIVE CAUSES ANXIETY
    78 9 111 1 i<'«i Government's reported drive al to big trade au„n. H a nas created alarm sine cocoimt growers and lN "> these parts. 'it mowers told -The that they were apprehenol the industry in view l i peared to be fast de- 1 competition
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    CHINA FIGHTS ON
    667 10 IT is now clear that in making his startling suggestion that views should be exchanged between China and Japan on the subject of peace Mr. Wang Ching Wei spoke only for himself. The other Kuomintang leaders have indignantly repudiated the statements he made, and at a meeting
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    Venerable Giants Are Disappearing In Malaya And In England
    1091 10 Changing The Landscape Sidney Banks MALAYAN towns arc losing some of thenoldest and most beautiful trees in the development ot suburbs and widening of roads. There are lovely trees along the centre avenues of Singapore near St. Andrew's Cathedral, which may
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    Personalities In The News
    106 10 Mr. P. De Lalande and Mr. J. van de Noordaa were passengers from Batavia to Singapore on Friday by the aircraft "Coolangatta." Mr. J. T. HaydorT, of the legal firm, of Donaldson and Burkinshaw, has left for Home on leave. Mr. H. R. L. Dyne is
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    CANADA ROYAL TOUR PLANNED
    142 11 Reuter. London, lan. •*>. oasl tour \n ill be ma de by the Kin? and durint! their vhit to VJaj and Jme of this arj of which was inced this mornint. r,w r P v turnout h in on May 8 l,!1 d land at 15.
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    LONDON PLANNING A "CITY OF YOUTH"
    190 11 London. Jan. 3. pounds scheme to create a "City of Youth"' in London which 11 centre point of all Empire youth organisations is announced, i. \Yt outcome oi the Umpire Youth rally held in London at the time of the < oionation. build the
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    MORE BASES FOR U. S. NAVY
    75 11 Urgent Request To Congress Reuter. Tm m Washington, Jan. >. %av > Department has informed (hat it urgently needs aircraft, submarine, des1 viul mine bases in the United Mil ou'lying possessions to ,jj »»*>rmal operations of the v iiclaLion is contained in i the
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    Nazi Revenge
    26 11 Reuter. 3 'The Danzig senate Hr Rauschning, former •Senate, of Danzig dtl- ground that, he has made en the city, and on Qovemment Renter.
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    Armament Work For Clydeside
    126 11 Reuter. London. Jan. 3. ANEW Government ordnance facto'-y is to be established on Clydeside on a site formerly occupied by tne famous shipbuilding yard of William Beardmorj at DaJmuir. An official intimation to this effect was received by the L"Wd Provost of Glasgow to-day. It is
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    AGRICULTURE: TEST POLL
    139 11 Reuter. London. Jan. 3. OF the three by election now pending namely, East Norfolk. Ripon and Holderness— special interest centres on the first, where feeling is so strong over the Government's agricultural policy that the Minister of Agriculture. Mr. V\ S. Morrison, was refused a hearing at
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    SWEDEN ARMING NOW!
    55 11 Reuter i Stockholm, Jan. 3 —Sweden is about 'to order two battleships of 8.000 tors I each, according to the newspaper Ttdt nineen, which says the Minister of DeI fence intends to ask the Pikagad en Jan 10 to credit five and a half milhcn sterling for
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    ROOSEVELT FACES REVOLT IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY
    305 11 VITAL CONGRESS TO-DA V Reuter. Washington, Jan. 3. ITH national defence and public relief forming me two most pressing problems the 76th United States Congress assembled to-day in expectation ot what many newspapers openly termed the 'war for supremacy" between President Roosevelt and vice-president
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    HURRICANE SWEEPS BLACK SEA
    80 11 Reuter. Istanbul, Jan. 3.—Many casualties and heavy damage are reported in a terrific hurricane which is sweeping the Black Sea. Twenty-two of the crew of a iurkish freighter are reported to have DCH n drov/ned and numerous other seamen are missing and feared lost. The storm
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    TERRORISTS STILL ACTIVE
    61 11 Reuter. Jerusalem, Jan. 3. Two Jews we:e killed and two injured when Arabs ambushed them near "ancient Sodom.' Troops proceeded to the spot by air. A Jewish supernumerary constable WS3 shot dead while guarding the grove? n*»ai Rishon Lezicn. Searches by th" military in Samaria yesterday resulted
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    ARAB LEADERS IN CAIRO
    66 11 Reuter. Cairo Jan. 3.—The five members of the Palestine Arab High Committee released ircm exile in Sevcheles in view of the London conference, visited the Prime Minister of agypt, Mahmoud Pasha. They stated that later they are "oing to Beirut to cor fcr with the Grand
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    2,000 Arabs Detained
    27 11 Reuter Jerusalem. Jan. 3—lt is officially ..lated that 2.045 Arab.', are at present detained in concentration camps and lockups under the emergency regulations Reuter.
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    JUST LIKE A X'MAS CARD
    61 11 Perthshire recently experienced one of it's worst snow-storms in recent years, the snow lying to the depth of a foot in many parts. Snow ploughs are out trying io clear the roads, which were rendered impassable. Here is a snow plough en the Muir of
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    RED VICE-PRESIDENT TO SUCCEED WANG?
    319 11 Reuter. Chungking Jan. 3. JMPORTAXT chaiuros in the Chinese Government may be expected following; the dismissal of Mr. Wang; Ching- Wei, whose successor as vice-chairman of the Kucmintang. it is reported, is likely to be a man of known Leftist sympathies, which will draw the
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    JAPS MAY LAND IN SOUTH
    97 11 Reuter. Chungking, Jan. 3.—Full preparation has been made to meet a possible Japanese landing at Pakhoi Bay. on the South coast of China, stated General Pai Chung Hui, commander of the Chine ;e forces in the south-west provinces. "All reads leading to the Island in
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    JAP PREMIER RESIGNS?
    161 11 Reuter. Tokyo, Jin. 3. pRINCE Konoye, the Japanese Premier, who was ensratred in a numbei of conferences at the end of the year, is resigning office before next week-end. according to well-informed circles. Barcn Kiichiro Hiranuma who at present Is president of tho Privy Council La named
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    MAINTENANCE SEQUEL TO SWETTENHAM DIVORCE
    434 12 ANNUITY DECISION [from Our Own Correspondent] London. Dec. 23. 4 N auplicatic. w* made til Mr. Justice Henn Collins in the Divorce A' olurt toconfirmthe report in regard to the maintenance of Lad V C S Swettenham, atjainst whom her husband. Sir rrank Suettenhum. had
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    92 12 Arriv* d irom N.E.I, oy X.L.M plane PH-ARE"—Mr. and Mrs. Pilgrams, Mr and Mrs. Grayton, Mr. S. S. Menahem. Mr. Bergisch, Mr. Grijzen. Left lor Medan, India and Europe by KLM plane "PH-ARE"—Mr. Bergisch. Mr. Grijzen. Arrived from Europe, India and Medan by KLM plane "PH-ARG"—Mr. T.
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    RAUB GOLD MINE OUTPUT
    73 12 r pHE secretaries of the Raub Australian I Gold Mining Co., Ltd.. xeport that ;he output for the four* weeks ended Dec. ol was as follows:— Crushing No. 541 Battery treated 4.702 tt .us of ore retwntng 1.330 ounces ci bullion equivalent to 1.21 i* ounces
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    ROYAL VISIT TO SINGAPORE THIS YEAR?
    96 12 \From Our Own Correspondent] London, Dec. 20. THE Duke and Duchess of Kent are expected to make a short stay at Singapore on their way to Australia in 1939, when the Duke assumes the GovernorGeneralship of the Commonwealth. Their Royal Highnesses will probably travel
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO PROCURE
    150 12 Singapore. Tuesday. ALLEGATIONS of attempts to procur? two young taxi-dancers by ihe wife el a Chinese business man, were made in the Third Police Court to-day by the girls concerned. C'nhah Ah Kam," 16, and Hoh Sai Kan. 19. were the complainants, and Tang Sui Fan,
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    STOLE IRON
    81 12 Singapore, Tuesday.—Ang Puat, a forty-eigi t-year-old Hokkien r.leaded guilty in the second police court beforeMr. Conrad Oldham this morning to a charge that he on Jan. 1, at Singapore committed theit of two pieces of iron valued at $2, the moveable property of Messrs. The United Engineers, Ltd.
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    NEW YEAR FATALITIES
    53 12 Reuter. New York. Jan. 3. America's New Year holiday ending yesterday was attended by not less than 259 violent deaths, 150 of which were ear smashes. An annsual wave of suicide roundabout New York City and a disastrous hotel pre at Rumfordmaine in which five perished added
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    Alleged Betting House
    77 12 Singapore, Tuesday. rOH CHENG KOH, a seventy-year-u old Teochin, claimed trail this morning in the Fourth Police Court before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker to a charge that he on Dec. 31, being the occupier of No. 16, New Bridge Read, permitted such place to be used as
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    Polish Jews
    24 12 Reuter. Berlin. Jan. 3.—A Polish delegation is arriving to-morrow to resume negotiations in regard to repatriation of Polish Jews living in Germany.—Reuter.
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    APPEAL FOR JEWISH REFUGEES
    93 12 We have received the following letter from the Jewish Refugee Relief Committee, Singapore;— The Jewish Refuges Relief Committee who are endeavouring to help relieve the plight of the unfortunate refugees, take this opportunity to thank all the donors who have contributed towards the work we are
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    EXTORTION CHARGE ACQUITTAL
    234 12 Singapore, Tuesday. A CHARGE of extortion was made by a Chinese Aw Giap Seng against two other Chinese. Knag Lai Teck and Ng Tong Cheng. The case was heard In the Second Police Court before Mr. Conrad Oldham. Court Inspector Wray prosecuted and both the accused were
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    GUBERNATORIAL DIGNITY
    79 12 Reuter. Copenhagen, Jan. 3.—The Governor of the Danish colony of Molt, on the east coast of Greenland, and his family have to live in a snow hut for the remainder of the winter, as his house at Scoresby Sound was burned down on New Year's eve. The presence
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    Young Australia Visits Singapore
    20 12 Members of the Young Australia league arriving in Singapore in Ihe Koolinda. They return next week.
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    PRISON FOR HAMMER ATTACK
    148 12 Singapore, Tuesday. JAPANESE fisherman named Yakahi alias Taka, aged 31 years and said to be residing at Katong Road, was this morning sentenced to three weeks' rigorous imprisonment and further ordered to pay compensation of $10 to a Malay woman and in default of payment to
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    CHINESE GIRL ON DRIVING CHARGES
    100 12 Singapore, Tuesday. THi; I E charges were to-day prettied against Miss Tang Lai VVah of the Chinese Overseas Institute, namely, driving without a licdue, driving negligently and driving without a Third Party Insurance Policy on October 29, at the junction cf Bras Basah Road and
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    PIANO RECITAL
    40 12 Alexander Uninsky, the Russian pianist, gave a recital—the last of his series—-at the Victoria Memorial Hall, last night. Half of the programme was devotad to Liszt, the pianist showing exceptional brilliance in his rendering of this composer's works.
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    Court Story Of Young Girl's Lorry Death
    370 12 Singapore, Tuesday. J.JKKE is the story of an "intelligent" witness who took measurements on the scene of a fatal accident "secretly," because he "knew that such points would arise in the Court sequel." Koh. bluff, stumpy, elderly rearer of poultry, living at Ponggol
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    Perak Miners Ask For Advance Of Quota Rights
    200 12 (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Tuesday. application is being forwarded to the Senior Inspector of Mines, F.M.S., by the Perak Chinese miners, asking his recommendation to Government for an advance of quota rights. In view of the fact that the quota release
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    CYCLIST'S FATAL COLLISION WITH CAR
    228 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Tuesday. A FINDING of death by misadventure was returned to-day by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, at the conclusion of a inquiry into the death of a Chinese named Soli Yong Kow, who was killed on Nov. 10, when
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    THONG WAH ASSOCIATION
    105 12 At the annual general meetin Thong wah Kok Association, I Bahru, held on Christmas Day premises at 44, Jalan Segget. th< ing gentlemen were elected bearers for 1939. Patrons, Mr. Wong Shee i Mr. Chia Chin Thuang; President. M* Pow Chow Beow; Vice-Presideni M Ho Peng Huang
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    Methodist Annual Conference
    51 12 TTOE Malaya Annual Confer* Method.'st Church wUI I morrow morning at 820 al wesm Church, 4 Fort Canning Ro;.d Bishup Edwin F. Lee, who ha returned from the International sionarv Conference at Madras will the Conference with a dei dress. The Conference will conti session until Jan.
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    GERMANY DOES NOT WANT ARMS RACE WITH BRITAIN
    200 13 BERLIN PRESS ON NA VAL TALKS Berlin. Jan. r»»\Ml NTS reply to (i I in the n scns,l he Britisn" and 1s -Ml «> „eM fe« days, ac"|U.'V M n ar Icb in the which is as vit iiih War ha! Goering?.
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    REFUGEE FUND
    9 13 I: IB ildwin's re--1 C 282 813
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    Leading Irish Jew On A Mission To America
    103 13 Reuter. London, Jan. 3. VJli. Robert Briscoe. Jewish mem--1 ber of the government party in the Eire Dail is sailing on Jan 5 for the United States where ho hopes to make arrangements leading; to the transference to Palestine of GOO thousand
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    BARCELONA ADMITS SLIGHT ADVANCES
    70 13 Reuter. Barcelona, Jan. 2. IT b admitted in a communique here that the ltali.r.s made slight advances in the course of day-long attacks "supported by a deluge of rxplosives" from (iranadella to the east upon both sides oi' Sierra Dtlallena range. Th.? communique adds Nationalists arc
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    To-days News Review
    424 13 pWNEI ri is" in Japan is due to P of Fascism in the ing the cementing the Anti-Comintern Pact by a 1 I Iliance with Germany and p* Japanese leaders, adepts at ye never absorbed any--1 quickly as they have the > ol these two counM Prince
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    Yellow River Flood Threatens Millions
    102 13 Reuter. Shanghai. Jan. 3. THF Yclkw River Hood, which burst the dykes in December inundating an area of threethousand square miles, is now threatening another nine thousand >quare miles of low-lying country, according to the International Famine belief Committee. After joining the Hwai River the
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    Nationalists Advance On Catalan Front
    78 13 Reuter. Salam.-iira. Jan. A COMMUNIQUE spates lk« Nationalist?, in the course of their advance on the Catalan front, overcame all enemy resslance yesterday and captured several important positions. "The tnemy suffered as great or perhaps greater punishment than previous days, for they abandoned ever five
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    Malaya Rubber Statistics
    60 13 The ocean shipments of rubber from Malaya in December amounted to 32,901 tons. The total for the year was 526,911 tons, as compared with 681,638 tons in 1937, made up as follows: Jan 47,986 tons Feb 48.899 Mar 49,197 Apr 53,364 May 38.245 June 4*_\2sB July 43.689
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    GREAT X'MAS SHAREOUT
    57 13 Escorted by a police inspector and four constables, 172,000 was withdrawn from the Westminster Bank in King Street, Hammersmith (London), loaded on a special lorry and taken to the Hammersmith Town Hall for the Christmas share-out of the liroadway Congregational Friendly Society. Photo shows tlie money being
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    CALL FOR AIR RAID WARDENS IN S'PORE
    416 13 r pHE following call foi volunteers willing to act as Air Raid Wardens in Singapore has been issued by Mr. B. Tongue, the newly appointed Director of Air Raid Precautions. One of the first and most neevsa'y steps in connection wtk the plan"'
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    Report Of Czech Refugee Fund
    138 13 Reuter. London, Jan. S. HPHE report on the Czech refugee fund shows that hitherto a sum of 360 thousand sterling has been used for the relief of refugees. Grants totalling 260 thousand sterling have been put at the disposal of the Prague committee for relief
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    F.A. Cup Third Round Draw
    153 14 HHHE following is tne P.A. Cup draw for the imtd round playing on Jan. 7 rr obffneld Wednesday vs. Folkestone or Yeovil fid P 4 *?rs. West Bromwicb vs. Manchester Unite... Portsmouth vs. Lincoln. Brentford vs. Newcastle. Southpirt. vs. Dqncastcr. Liverpool vs. Lv n Barnsley
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    INTER – SECTION HOCKEY
    33 14 INTER SECTION HOCKEY Section I beat Section 111 by three goals to nil in the inter section hockey match played at Pulau Brani yesterday. Bailey scored all three goals for the winning side.
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    S.C.R.C. HOCKEY
    86 14 The following will represent the S.C.R.C. against the 6th Heavy Battery at hockey this afternoon at Hong Lim Green: Huck Wan; K. T. Ooi. Bock; Si n Hoe, Swee Law, Kee 1 Chi i Kee I in, Tim Swang, Kee Tian, Ke tg Siew, Boon Un. Hie .iollovving
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    WEIGHTS FOR PENANG RACES
    377 14 The Turf (From Our Own Reporter). Penang. Tuesday. WEIGHTS for Saturday's races, the fourth day of the Penang New Year meeting, arc as follows:— Horses, Class 1, 1 Mile Dist Tonroe 9 J Pure Gold 9.6 Release 88 Herbe Folle 8 7 Temple 7 12 Stuart
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    Races At Royal Singapore Yacht Club
    107 14 ON Friday, Jan. 6, there will be afternoon races for all Classes, at the Koyal Singapore Yacht Club starting at 5.25 p.m. On Sunday, Jan. 8. the International SiX-metre class will sail the first race of the series for the Jean Challenge Cup, starting
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    Scottish Football
    77 14 Reuter. THE following are results of matches played in the Scottish League yesterday: DIVISION- 1 Arbroath 1; Hearts 1. Ayr United 3; Aberdeen 3. Celtic 0; Queen's Park 1. Falkirk 4; Kilmarnock 0. Hibernian 2; Raith Rovers 1. Motherwell 3; Albion Rovers 1. Partick T. 2; Rangers 4.
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    MIXED FOURSOME
    30 14 The January mixed foursome comrjc Tition (flag) of the Keppel Golf Club wyj be played, on Sunday afternoon. T .»n. 22 Players are to arrange their ■jwn partners.
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    Enticement Charge
    77 14 (From Our Own Correspondent). Muar. Monday.—Alleged to have enticed away a married woman named Munnamah, wife cf Mariappan. on Kept. 18, 1938, from Port Dickson, an Indian named Pokkan was arrested in Muar and was this morning produced before Inche Haron bin Ahmad and charged with having enticed
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    South Africans Reply With 213 For Six
    625 14 Nourse Unbeaten With 74 Teat Cricket Capetown, Jan. 3 THE end of the third d iv of play in the second test between England 1 and South Africa to day, savy the visitors in a fairly good position on the first innings, for
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    January Medal
    22 14 The January Medal (Bogey) of the 'Ceppel Golf Club will be played for on Saturday and Sunday, 14 and 15.
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    ARMY MEDICALS AND FORI DRAW
    154 14 It A.M C\ I pts. Fort Canning 5 pts. KEENLY contested and very exciting, the rugby game between the R.A M. C and Fort Canning yesterday at Tanglin resulted in a five points all draw (a goal each). The Medicals were superior in the back
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    "Seafarers" Beat Airmen At Baseball
    248 14 JHE Isthmian line's baseball tea| from the ship "SI completely outhit and 01 Royal Air Force's team h ing seven innings ba« ba cd at St. Joseph's v< a score of 7-0. This was the first defeat the aid have suffered after a long tcries.
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    ROVERS WIN
    37 14 Pasir Panjang Rovers started th 1 Year with a victory over Singapore gineering Mechanics AMOCiattoB J Sunday at S.H.B. ground by four?* to cne. Wee Eng. Lai Chuan 2 m Tong Seng scored for Rovers
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    ANNUAL MATCH
    66 14 The annual match between the R? Artilkry and the Royal Engin< played on the S.C.C. Pada: to-day (Wednesdayi. The follows the Royal Artillery team: 2 Lieut. J.L.C. Cox: Lieut M Prest. 2 Lieut. J.E.P Peirce G. Pearse, L Boh Bel ford: Lieut A Toker, Lieut. J.A Rundall. H.
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    NEW PLAYERS SHOW GOOD PROMISE IN STATE TRIAL
    547 15 general Improvement In Form 2; Whites 1. (ulnars HBER o* payers showed improved form in yesterday's State A i |v trial. Play was never of a high quality, but it was h 1, cm some semblance of team-work, especially in the si'lc
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    To-Morrow's Hockey Trial
    64 15 w, ring are the team r j tate hocke\ trial ti be played at the %1 *7 V. V PiHay: 'ii ieul MaeMdlan: ird Williams. Sergt. A. t Nash; R- Thoy, lv] poral Plammer, Irinstroitg Ibrahim bin POSSIBLES: Patrick \»*e: K. iMtutui U i P. F. tle
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    S.C.R.C. SOCCER TOURNEY
    168 15 THERE was much excitement in the soccer tournament run by the Straits Chinese Recreation Club yesterday afterMW when Tea Mong Joo s lean beat Chua Choon Leong's team by the odd goal in three. Hien little to choose between ugh Mong Joo's was team pressed from the
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    On The Run
    24 15 Lieut. Leonard-Williams and Wilcox battle for possession in the State trial match yesterday. The game was an improvement on previous trials.
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    BUDGE TO MEET VINES
    67 15 Reuter. New York Jan. 3. TN what is expected to be the har-dest-hitting tennis duel of al! time Donald Budge, newcomer to the professional ranks, will play Ellsworth Vines at Madison Square Garden tonight. Betting is about but Vines is slightly more favoured because of his
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    ROYAL SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    42 15 The January Medal Competition (Bogey) will be played on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 7 and 8. over the New Course 01 the Royal Singapore Golf Club. The Ladies' January Medal competition will be played on Monday, Jan. 9.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    34 15 The Sims Avenue Footers XI defeated the McNair Sports Club 2nd XI by three soals to one last Saturday at the lotter's ground. Scorers were: Tan Seng Kee <2», and Roland Tay.
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    S.C.C.'S SPLENDID WIN OVER CHANGI SAPPERS
    722 15 Rousing Battle Among Forwards S.C.C. 11 pis.; ELE. (Changi) ;> pts. |N a rousing game of rugby on the padang yesterday the S.C.C. defeated the R.E. (Changi) by eleven points (a goal, a penalty goal and a try to five (a penalty try converted).
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    SENSATION IN HOME SOCCER CIRCLES
    110 15 Reuter. Ln J.. .1. .J. ONE of the great i sensations for many yeurs La, httn caused by the annouii.eir.:"' of the. findings of the joint i (Of* mittee of the Football tion and the Football League, appointed to investigate into alleged breach of rules
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    Queensland Cricketer's World Record
    68 15 Reuter. Sydney, Jan. 3. IN a Sheffield Shield cricket match netween Queensland and Victoria to-day D. Tallcn, wicket-keeper in the Queensland eleven, dismissed twelve batsmen in two innings, catching six men out and stumping .six. Tallin thus equalled the world recou' Of E. Pooley, of Surrey,
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    INQUIRY INTO COUPLE'S VIOLENT DEATH
    371 16 [From Our Oivn Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Monday. EVIDENCE concerning the violent deaths of a Tamil head coolie, Panika and his wife Lechemi, who were found dead on the night of July 3 at an estate in Tiram, Plentong, was given by their twelve year old
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    AGED CHINESE
    80 16 Singapore, Tuesday. Cm SU XI M. a fiity-iivc-year-old «5 Teochiu, of No. 918, Flower Ro'iu claimed trial this morning in the Fourth Police Court before Mr. Kcmicth A. Blacker l<» a charge (hat he <<n )>ec. 31. in Coleman Street, loitered for Hie purpose* of bcok-mr.kmg. Court Inspector
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    DIPHTHERIA SCARF IN IPOH
    256 16 <Tribune Staff Reporter! Ipoh, Tuesday. NO fewer than five cases of diphtheria have been reported from Green Town one el the thick'v populated suburbs of Ipoh Two other cases were reported from Malim Nawar. In addition to these seven cases, more thnn 80 children in the
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    TWAKO OWNERS AID RELIEF FUND
    31 16 This group of members of the Chinese Twako Owners Guild collected $2,287.67 China currency by selling flowers on Dec. 25 in aid of China Relief Fund.
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    RETAINED STOLEN PROPERTY, JAILED
    443 16 Singapore, Tuesday. ADMITTING one previous conviction for housebreaking and theft, Lav Kuan Fong, who described, himself as a "mcc" seller, was sentenced this morning to ?ix months' rigorous imprisonment, by the District Judge, Mr. L. B. Gibson, who convicted him on a charge of dishonestly retaining
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    Chinese Welcomed As A.R.P. Wardens
    122 16 CHINESE volunteers to serve as air raid wardens will be welcome, Mr. Edwin Tongue, newly appointed Director of Air Raid Precautions, told the Tribune in a special interview. Ignorance of the English language, either spoken or written, will not bar Chinese from becoming air raid
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    In Fancy Dress
    36 16 Photo shows a fane v dress caaak who competed at the Happy WmU on New Years' eve fancy dre Little Roberts (rifht-llyweighl by a was successful in getting i ;> the men's fancy dress.
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    Alleged Robbery
    60 16 Singapore. Tuesday.- Woo;: Tong, a twenty-seven ncse, claimed trial this mornln second police court before Mr Oldham to a charge that he on at Singapore committed $10.01 in the ofhee of Mr. J B On the application of Court Ins;ectat T. E. Wray, tne case wa.s post a
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT WITH FIREWOOD
    204 16 Singapore, Tuesday. |?OR striking a thirteen year old Cantonese youth Wong Vat Cheong, an employee, with a piece of firewood on September 23, Khoy Siu Sou the employer was to-day charged with voluntarily causing hurt and was bound over by Mr. C. H. Koh, Sixth Magistrate,
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    Retreat From Sterling Continues
    201 16 Reuter. London, Jan. 3. THE retreat from sterling, which developed with intensity after the Xmas holidays, continued to be in evidence to-day. .With continental centres re-open after the new year holiday, the pound met a fresh wave of selling which drove down the sterling-dollar rate to
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    BUSINESS OUTLOOK FOR 1939 DECIDEDLY BRIGHTER
    928 17 Eraser Co.'s Weekly' Report ]}JHkl exchanges closed tor the greater part oi the past week, nothing specially worthy of comment has happened. The dislocation due to the Christmas and New Year celebrations is just one more of the many that have occurred during a
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    What The Stars Foretell
    171 17 «a HfiR OW FOR ALL Jnfrs A hectic day: rJAUtiL- fo fiance, WP r0 v made if d iU> prising r°". a i c a chance. 1FLUENCKS: 2H I 20 Sfeer aTl e t y-dait. Any deviaf:'" i r ojfi nsuai tftt ities is J3u to
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    LOYAL PRIVATE ACQUITTED
    119 17 Singapore, Tuesday. PTE. Albert Nuttal of the Loyal Regiment was to-day charged with negligent driving along Pasir Panjang Road on September 28, but was acquitted by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Magistrate. The driver of the S C.S. van which Nuttall was alleged to have negligently struck
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    BERLIN TREASON TRIAL
    96 17 Berlin. Jan. 3. 'HE trial opened this morning of the aathot Ernst Niekisch and twoo-m- with preparing nigh ■mod The trial is expected to last Wend day; The public is not admttL! ire awaiting tr;al ano will appear with ™'< !i. but may be tried in batches.
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    Australian Impressed By Malaya's Racial Harmony
    339 17 r' HiMt Man Reparter) N "'•<" the Koolinda" which Sin W« yesterday i oUth f ol lhe "Nation ,I U«r W m an > T h v We under thi H Bedwell c of Mr. i Maru Officer, with Mr. who is arranging B.,vV.
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    Rubber Smugglers Arrested, Fined
    260 17 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. A WATCH kept by Customs officers at Kampong Pasir, Johore, resulted in three Chinese being arrested and 4,266 2 3 lbs of sheet rubber seized. It is stated that accused were among many others who conveyed the rubber from
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    Charge Over Lottery Ticket
    85 17 Singapore, Tuesday. I IM Keng Kai, a thirty-seven-year- old Hokkien, claimed trial this morning in the fourth police nurt before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker to a charge that he on Dec. 31, bou°ht a lottery ticket in a public lot.cry, viz., a lottery promoted by the
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    BRITISH PEOPLE FAVOUR STRONGER FAR EAST POLICY
    191 18 -Tin: People of England are sreatly T „:!< rned about the question o Vanctse river shipping, and the gen Sll %bUc would w. leome. strong er stand on the part of the govern This was what Mr S. X Ra«. Bti oumaltst. lecturer
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    Marshal Bluecher Not Concerned In China
    130 18 THE rumour that Marshal Bluccher, 1 Commander of the tar Eastern Rci Army, had recently participated in an important conference in China, and ha', demanded the participation of leaders c f the Chinese Communist Party in the Chinese Government, was categorically denied in Chinese
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    Powers Taking Measures To Protect Their Rights
    469 18 CLOSING OF THE "OPEN DOOR" Chinese Reply To Japanese Statement Foreign Interests In China Chungking. r rilE Japanese Foreign Minister Hachiro Ante's recent «rtatemeut io the press was refuted by the spokesman of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in an exclusive interview with
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    CHINA DEVELOPS HER VAST HINTERLAND
    304 18 Shanghai. NO defeatist attitude Is being manifested by the Chungking authorities, but instead a wholehearted determination to develop the hinterland which they now find the base of Nationalist Chinese resistance. New coal mining companies are being organised In Szeehuen province, chinas one-time "wild west" but
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    ENEMY PREPARING FOR BIG PUSH
    420 18 (liuni'kinu. THE quietness now prcailinir on all fronts was interpreted by General Chen Chen*;, Director of the Political Beard of the National Military Council, and concurrently Chairman >f fie Hupeh Provincial Government, as an minous lull before the storm. Geneial Chen said that Recording to
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    Gen. Wu On Kwanglung Defence
    381 18 Linhslen, Kw tngtanr, "|T is easier for Japan It niter Kwangtung Pre.vhm- thai u get out." declared General Wu Te-chen, Governor el Kuan... lv- r. in an interview v.iih the Central News recently on the ef. feet of the removal <>i tnent machinery from <
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    PREPARATIONS IN LUICHOW PENINSULA
    238 18 Sz'wui, KwanrJa** hi ,i: pre pa rain art ins W ,1 LimkMf. P»kh« »wi Kwangtnng, as a result threats to land troops at i«»* the invasion of KwaagSL Depopulation of the cities has aWJ started and many of the shops been removed further. A lan? jm
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    "If Provinces Disobey The Centre, Federation Will Be Dead"
    927 19 QfUvc Cons! national Struggle Ahead .1 i urninn m if it, BOMBAY. DEC. 20 i ii s ivii, v.'lii Kl< **m Vit Was imposed I v i"^ 1 U THK CONGRESS MINISTRIES H COvi i".; V v< < M, J,, l^
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    DEVELOPMENTS IN STATES
    253 19 ■i usages received 1 A thai im"nt have wn H in Indian States. Succeeds ,M *j ii? i,»»««— 01«. U vr.. Sake* la an l widest l l tivl 'f 1 in u.- V State, I;" 1 J'Jia Centres *fn 5 1 -ul< Sahea, rl to th.
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    "Times" Homily On Federation
    233 19 London. i) (?Ce 20. r £HE "Times" in a leader on Lord Linlithgow's address to the Associated Chambers of Commerce says that the speech was a reasoned defence ol Federation as the best practical method of solving the complex constitutional problem which India presents. •To the
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    The Bengal Tenancy Act
    156 19 ALTHOUGH the legal opinion consulted so far has not been unanimous, the Bengal landholders, Umtea Press relisfbly understands, will test the validity of i tn< r he provisions of ttie recently amended Bengal Tenancy Acr. which, In their opinion, contravene section L9 n cf the India
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    REFORMS IN BHOR STATE
    230 19 Pooaa. Dec. 21. NUMBER of reforms were announced by the Raja Saheb of Bhor in a Durbar hehi on Saturday last to commemorate his 6rrth birthday. I They include the Introduction of tta element of election in the State leguua- J I ture and in all
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    EUROPEANS SUPPORT VICEROY'S HOPEFUL VIEWS ON FEDERATION
    589 19 Calcutta. Doc. 22. 1 HE addreas by His Excellency the Viceroy on the subject of PedermtkH on Monday last at the Associated Chambers meeting had received tV: approval of all Europeans in India, said Sir Edward Benthall, President of the European Association, at
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    Governor And Lady Thomas Attend Annual Land & Sea Sports
    81 20 Governor And Lady Thomas Attend Annual Land Sea Sports ii r th. iav |..d> Thomas interested spectators at the annual land and sea sports held on Monday. o 0«' the I;;™,, £h. Ch*" a mo-ie mm «I the sea sports while Sir Shenton and party are seen at 11 the
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    Tanglin Club's New Kitchen And Bar
    30 20 Views of the new kitchen and bar of the Tangltl C'lut are seen above. The club's restaurant is tinder the charge of -Mr. Cordeiro.
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    INCHE M. HASSAN ENTERTAINED
    40 20 Inche M. Hassan, third from the right, was entertained by the Oeylang .Serai Football Club on Saturday. He has just returned from a business trip to Labuan. The tea party was held to welcome him back.
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      12 I The Malaya Tribune RADIO SUPPLEMENT SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, January 4, 1939 No. 8L
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      HAMPTON COURT PALACE
      34 I i Coarl Palace, here seen under floodlighting, will be the subject of aDa vent ry prog ran MM ■~<■[■ i(; be produced by IJ. R. Pelleti er of the Canadian liroadeasting; Corporation.
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      Sixth Empire Symphony Concert
      283 I rmj em Isr.itsn r Arnold Bax (be was kngikted j m ***** will be represented bf hi- werli Tinlaper in the sixth if the s\ nip/!!'ny Concerts now i b ma pre en ed by the BBC Kmiße !i cb< in the pro- I rr.imm..- front
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      LONDON'S ROYAL PALACES
      609 I PROGRAMMES BY CBC DIRECTOR B.B.C. Will Describe poUK Famous Royal Palace* in London—Hampton Court, St. James's I'a hue. Ken<iiH'toii Palace, and Mucking ham Palace— will be pictured for Paventry listeners in a ■trie* of programmes that the Montreal Pro-m-ammo Director of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, H. R.
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      THE STORY OF SARK
      259 I fpHE last independent feudal State within the British Empire, the island of Sark in the Channel Islands baa been visited by one of the BBC's mobile recording units. In a programme to be broadcast from Daventry to-morrow (see London programmes inside) listeners will hear the lory
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      A Taximan's Saturday Night
      132 I "THIS pic t»re anows Herbert .;<»'}■:(. a Lesulon las driver and philaher, who t,?k m» listeners about A Taahnnini Satartar NijbV at I£s p.m tp Sunday nrvt. He i* as nuth 21 horn In a BBC talks s'udio a> h« is l the tab-rank. When he
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      A MYTHICAL INN
      52 I Seated, left to right, are Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes (Cyril Nash and Sunday WOshiß), proprietors of 'The Black Dog,' to which mythical inn Daventry listeners are taken every week. Also in the picture are Ered (Jack Clarke) and, standing, two of the 'regulars.' Howard Marshall and S.
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      QUERY CORNER
      284 I i NJL—Readers' questions are answered free, but each one must be ac- J companied by a "Query Coupon" to be found on this page. It is MOST important that aIJ queries j should be addressed to *he Ma- J laya Tribune, and NOT to Broad- j easting House.
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      TALKS ON THE ROYAL AIR FORCE
      160 I 4 I the beginning of Novcmbel, A I*3B, three Sto\M Air Force aeroplanes broke the world's record fa a non-stop long-distance flight. Two of the machines Mew from Ism-i i i Io Daruin. a distance of 7,l('i miics. ay.d the other from f-mai'ia io
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        2833 III jjWPBIPg PRQAPCAST PROGRAMMES?] 5M by Lucas fcrightman. LONDON BERLIN LONDON j PENANG ZZZ '"'S'^ro*- M ,o icoA m v iMKU3I g.50 The news and announcements TRANSIMISSION 5 *>4B 15.20 Mc,s U9.7 am.) 5 ZIU 6.08 Mes («3 etl vnr M trejayeO from L0m1,:... Mrs OU> "»> p.m. GSB 9.51 Mes
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      First Anniversary Of B.B.C.'s Arabic Service
      265 IV yESTERDAY, the BBCs Arabit* Service celebrated its first anniversary, and the event was marked in the Arabic Transmission from Daventry by a special programme relayed from Cairo and arranged in co-opera-tion with Egyptian State llroadcantimr. A performance by that famous artist of the La
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      THRILLS AND LAUGHS
      341 IV rpWO comedies—'! m Noel Cow ai d—and tv; will be heard by list try this week. fSee Loi grammes inside). •Hand Across the i&V uhich u,|i be produced by John Richmond, j s comedy of errors presented brusque, modern idiom at whirl, Coward exc-ls. When the conventional
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        1384 IV THE WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES j f .-v 2.10 Reoetition of news'built tin. HOLLAND BERLIN «I7Ar/>r (Continued from page ijd pro mm« s <»,-».» djb mo ,19.7»., VI /1 f>Xl/ h t --*'vo„ c PreVieW W U!V 85' National anthem and openln* 620 Concert of light music. Tl I ETC lAM
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