Malaya Tribune, 18 January 1939

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1 IV Malaya Tribune
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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: 1V" Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXVI, -No. 14. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune Wednesday, January 18, 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1939. FIVF
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      120 1 Read The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya ROORrsiG TILES A PRODUCT OP THE BRITISH EMPIRE rhey have perfect terra-cotta colour. ')\X> They are equipped with an up-to-date interlocking system m P tr C a k nsit tighter CWine t0 so are less liable Sey the rdinar pattern tiles. Sole Agents
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      357 1 92. Piccadilly, London. I EXPERT DRESSMAKER f AND DESIGNER. Ocwns Designed Created in Lev work rooms j 5 $30 j S 13, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. a" won thejosfmmeS Neatness—personal appear- hair in place, even stubborn vl I I a«ce —attractively groomed hair. It adds a delightful natural JL > _f
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  • Article
    Injured By Fall Of Earth
    73 2 Singapore, Monday. The ambulance v/as called to Gran?" Roau at 10.18 a m. to-day to remove a Javanese man to the General Hospital, he was said to be an employee of tho Municipal Water Dept.. and was aJeged to have been injured by a falling
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    PASSENGER LIST
    120 2 Singapore. Tuesday. The following passengers are sailing hy the "Selandia" which left here to-day for Europe:—H.M. King Ananda Mahido! f Siam and Suite, Mr. C. G. Harcouvt. Mr. G. S. Harcourt, Mi. and Mrs. A. rioyei. Miss M. Hagensen Boyev, Mr. V C. Churchill. Mrs. Rose Llanner, Dr.
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    CAPONE'S WIFE PLANS TO SMUGGLE HIM To ENGLAND
    281 2 New York, Jan. 3. MRS. Capone— wif-j oi Scarface AI Capone. former Tsar of Chicago's underworld —plans to rush her husband to England secretly to save him from death when he leaves gaol. In her luxurious Florida home Mr-i. May Capone recently
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    Child's Body In River
    69 2 Johore Bahru, Monday. Raja Suleiman yesterday returned a verdict of -murder against a person or persons unknown" at the conclusion of the inquest into the death of a newlyborn child which was found in the Senai River. Johore. Inchc Yusof bin Ibrahim, who conducted the inquiry,
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    Chinese To Be Banished
    157 2 Johore Bahru. Monday. 'T recommend that Chai Chong. Chai fee and Lam Heng be banished from *he State," said Sheikh Abu Bakar at the conclusion cf the inquiry into the deal t oi an estate manager, So Tua l£etig, who was murdered in his hut In
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    Strangest Case Of Animal Friendship
    170 2 Johamie^banr. DARTNER in one erf the art*, est friendship betwrcg animals, a !ion called > inW)n which was "kinjr** of —ncji burp; zoo tor more than 1.1 year, has died. He had Seen a ilin r ftr several weeks and died quietly his sleep. When
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    TRADE THE ACHILLES HEEL OF JAPAN
    145 2 Reuter. London. Jan. 16. A S a sermon the British note to Japan is highly effective, finds the Fir.ar. cial News, "but is it to bo imagined thai the Japanese authorities at this sta»will reverse their policy at the "ftggfe| of the pedagogic finger
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    BRITISH LIFE-BOATS' BUSIEST YEAR
    266 2 London. J'HF: British life-boat service broke two records in 19.JS. IN liltboats -yore launched to the rescue more often, and it saved, helped to save fiom destruction, more boats and vessels than ever l>e- fore in its 115 years' histery. There were 483 launches -15 more
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      439 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. r\CL BRITISH INDIA flncorporated in England). r. a o. s. n. ccs sailings. OUTWARDS. Dv«. Tonnage S pore 1939 RANPURA I T.UUO Jan. 27 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Feb. 10 BURDWAN 6.070 Feb. 11 CANTON 15.500 Fib. 21 j 1 SOMALI G.BOO Mar. 10 CORFU 15,000 Mar. !0 CHl'l RAL
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      486 2 STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany), The undernoted are the Company'i intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA llO.SfvuMi SHANGHAI, CHINA and JAPAN. Due B'pore. 1939 s.S. "GNEISENAU" omits North China Jan. 19 5 ms. "FULDV omits Japan Jan. 31 S m.s. "COBTTRG" Feb. 2 "SCHARNHQR6T" omits North China Feb. 16
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      420 2 j BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. j I Luxurious One Class Motorships, Most, Big Cargo vessels with limited but i Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, comfortable Passenger Accommoda- I 'To; Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, tion I Hamburg and Copenhagen. 1 To: Port Said, Palestine. Beyrouth. MS. From Spore M'ca, PS, P'ng.
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      129 2 H A MBURO-AMF.RIKA IJNIE Deutsch-Australische DampfschifTs Gesellschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI. NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'Dore 1939 ms. RHEINLAND via Manila Jan. 22 t m.s. BURGENLAND Direct Feb. 4 t s. OLDENBURG Direct Feb. 20 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due
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  • Obituary
    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES. DEATHS.
    96 3 CHJA—Mrs Chia Tecng San <Madam Cheang Mri Neot) at General Hospital on >nday night the 16th Januaiy. leaving her husband, one son and f* daughters. Deeply regretted. Fu- eral on Saturday, the 21st instant at p.m. f om her house No. 16 Lorong 27-A, Geylang to Eukit
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    CHANDU CHARGE FAILS
    131 3 Singapore. Tuesday. FANG Siew Chuan and Chua Cheng Choon. two fishermen, were acjuitted by Mr. L. B Gibson, the District Judge, this morning, on a eurgc of »>r-ng In possesion of 113 c! nrn-Government chandu ▼allied a 4 SDO4. The two men were "arrested" last month a(
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    GARRISON WEDDING
    46 3 d Lad Marci Mj have n X* ta Uon 2 to their daughter VaWa to Major H. c. Phillips r XS tak at the Tanglin Oarnson church on Jan 24 at 4 p m there wil] afterwards be a reception at 4. Cornwall, Alexandra.
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    Suit Against Insurance Companies
    200 3 Singapore, Tuesday. THE hearing of an action alleging 1 breach of contract, brought by Urich Humphris Baker of Penang against the Asia Insurance Company Ltd.. and the Sncĕre Insurance Comoany Ltd was continued this morning before Mr. Justice Pedlow in the High Court. The plaintiff alleges
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    Woman Fined $200
    96 3 Singapore. Tuesday TANG Sol Fan, described as the third wife of "a leading business man." was eonvieted by Mr. G. S. Rawlings, the Third Magistrate, to-day. on a charge of attempting to procure two young girls for immoral purposes. His worship Imposed a line of $20f), or
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    JAPAN PREPARED TO NEGOTIATE
    247 3 Reuter. Tokyo. Jan. H. T'lIF Japanese reply to the British and American notes en the open doer" policy in China W*l or made hortlv, according to well-informed circles here. 11 is pointed out that the notes eressr.i for revision or modification of Cip "open door and
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      639 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES Singapore Municipality TENDERS. i.NDERS *r« now invutd for the jring materials or service. For culan see Municipal lender Room Da to of Clot&ng. ply of Crushed Granite for the Water Dept. 12 noon, Jan. 18, 1939 pb nl :uu tons of Pi'j Lead lor tne i>epi.
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      572 3 PUBLIC NOTICES the~iest Wholesale Deal i n Ail Kinds of Sanitary Ware, Earthen Ware Ceramic Tile?. Bleaching Ring and Pegs Fire Bricks, Fire Clay, Stone Ware Jars' Aci d Jar s AI! Kinds of Refractories Melting Pots, Stone Ware Pipes and Fittings Porcelain Ware. Crockery Articles I exttle Implements, Hospital
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      655 3 MISCELLANEOUS JUST ARRIVED. Japanese Gold Fish of every kind, lovely genigame (Terrapin) for children. Fi.vh receptacles, food and bait, etc. Can now and make an early choice. A pair of Angel Fish will be given as a present to every customer who buys up to $4 and over. JOHNO AQUARIUM,
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      200 3 •J. «5» t Painting House Repairing Co. I Painting. Limewashing General House Repairing. t J Ni. 161. TELOK AVER STREET. J V SINGAPORE. 1 e> g XOTICE QUEEN BRAND is hereby Riven that the trade mark demoted above i: the exclusive property ol THE STAR TILE WORKS LIMITED of Kallai,
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      330 3 JCf\.' GREAT EASTERN OPTICAL CO. Optician Mr. C. Y. FAN), (Tel. 2161; 275. South Hndge Road, OLD THINGS MADE NEW! by THE SINGAPORE ELECTROPLATING WORKS (Hi, 1928) 23-3, Coleman Street. W» spfciilisa In Gold. Silver N r o ppT and Chromium Plating etc., ■swrortttC of ta ->\e wsr" <=P r«a*onib!e
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    91 4 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. 17. Paris 177 9 32 New York ***** 10 Montreal 4 71« Brussels /t.65% Geneva 20 71 Amsterdam a c 1 1 4 Miian B., BerUii ll 65 Copenhagen 213 Oslo 19.90% Fragio- 136% Heislngfors ***** Madrid 200 i.isbon 110 3 16 Athens
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    890 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Jan. 17, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Am pat Tii» 318 4 3 Knmbang 269 27 9 Austrai Malay 43|- 47|-nom Aver Hitam 22!- 23 6 Ayer Wen- 0.57»2 0.62V 2 Bangrin Tin 20|3 219 Batu Selangor
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    PRODUCE
    165 4 Singapore, Jan. 17. R uSiarm W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 it (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $139 H I Siam I W. Coast No. I per Koyaa $137 fcMam No. 1 $21 > SJam No. 2 $200 S am Broken Riee No. l $UQ Siam
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    TIN
    15 4 Singapore Wednesday. The price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:— nio% tup
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    RUBBER
    24 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was: Buyers 27' (uriel anged) Sellers Buyers 27 (down 1 Sellers 27' (down 1).
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    325 4 Singapore, Jan. 17. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampal S!9 4 3 Ayer Hitam 22|3 230 Bangrini 20:; 21G Hutu langors 1.33 1.38 Hitanus 0.30 0.35 Hongkong Tin 18 G 20Chenderiangs 12 6 13 6 Hong Fat Us 006 0.69 Idris Hyd. r > 8 7 6
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    87 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Jan. 17. 5 p.m. Company Dividend Booka I otal ft oins* financial TIN. 08 m Date Ex. Div. year K. Kr.munting 3 d Tan p *J*t> le °ate to dat? Fungal] 9 d U fi" S 3 Jan 28 5% Jan Jan
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    257 4 6% Maynard Co., Ltd.. $30,000 i Int A Pr- 30. Oct. 31 90 100 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5 r J 901 red. J910 $401,000 Int. 31. bopt. 30..... inot/ inoi 1907 red. 19*7 $1 (»00,000 YntL*' 103 nom Mar. ol, Sept. u0 infli/ n 4V.% 190D red.
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    Reuter's COmmercial Service
    400 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London. W« Previous To-day RUBBER Steady. Inactive i Spot buyers 8 7 78 Sellers 81 16 3 Ist Forward (February) Buyers 8 7 7 8 Sellers 81 16 8 2nd Forward (Apr.|June) Buyers 8 116 8 Sellers 83 16 B I 16 3id Forward (July
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      364 4 RWk OF < UIXA cincorporated in China by Special Chartci > 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones. Manager's Office 6444. Alt*. Manager*: Office 6442. Sxenange Dept. «441 Gflf.eral Office 5183-9 Cable Address CHUNCKUO." ■aid Up CapHai. Ch. 40.C00.000.0C Reserve Fundi in Ixckvaol Ch. 4.800.000.00 Total Jtfscti approximately Ch. 0" Tae-Vung Beong,
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      111 4 THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) LIMITED. Guaranteed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LIMITED. The Company, which laf incorporated ln ihe S.S. and registered as a Trust Com~ pauy, undeaiakes the loliowing duties: EXECUTOR OR TRUSTEE OF A WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE OF DECEASED PERSON. TRUSTEE OF
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      102 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CIIULIA STREET. SINGAPORE Local Branches 458 Nnrt h Bridge Road, Singapore. 253, South Dridge Road, Singapore. Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANKERS Midland Bank, Ltd., Irving Trust
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    ANOTHER "AXIS" IN EUROPE
    177 6 Reuter. Rome, Jan. 17. THE conclusion of a pact between Hungary and Jugoslavia is the main object of Count Ciano's forthcoming talks with M. Stoyadinovitch (Jugoslav Foreign Minister) at Belje, according to the newspaper Popolo di Rome." The chief points of the new pact are: —Hungary
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    Heavy Fines On Gaming Charges
    113 6 Singapore, Tuesday. FINES totalling S6OO were imposed on a Hokien named Teo Chooi Cheng by the Relief Court Magistrate, Mr. W. J. Tborogood, to-day. Chooi Cheng was alleged by the prosecution, conducted by Inspector Minns to have assisted in the management of chap ji ki
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    109 6 Singapore, Tuesday. Wong Soon v U en. a Cantonese, appeared before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth police court this morning in answer to threcharges of cheating. Accused was in the first Instance charged with cheating Chong Lai Keng, n woman, by rhahonestly inducing net o deliver
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    75 6 A DEGREE in Accountancy, Secretaryship, Cost Accountancy, Shipping, Banking, Insurance or Book-keeping is essrnual for a highly-paid executive position, examinations can be taken in Malaya and success guaranteed by postal training. The School of Accountancy is the leading institution in the British Empire tor the building of Successful Biuiness Careers.
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    MALAYAN'S SCULPTURE
    33 6 A photo of the latest work by Mr. William Stirling, formerly in Government service in Singapore, who is now in retirement in London. He has taken up sculpture with much success.
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    Fierce Gales Sweeping N.Z.
    71 6 Reuter. Wellington, Jan. 17. PIERCE gales are sweeping the country, can: tag wid spread damage to fruit. Farmers estimate they have lost one third of their crops. Power and telephone lines have been blown down and Wellington was twice blacked out in the past few days.
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    Hurt Charge Fails
    316 6 Singapore. Tuesday. rpp:o Beng Chen-, j,,},,, pW Smith and Hugh were this morning acquitted h Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker in the fourth police court on a charge of voluntarily causing hurt tt Ng Poh Lye with a dangerous weapon viz. an axe at Mohamed Sultan Road on
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    World's Record Gold Output
    71 6 Reuter. London, Tan. 17 WORLD gold productic for 1938 in- creased by 5 5 per wfth 1937. which in it showing 7»/ 2 per cent incn over MM, according to the (Jnion Corp ratkm which puts 1938 production at th record A 36.700.000 fine troy ornic
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      707 6 NATURE'S WAY TO REMOVE POUNDS OF FAT! Roils of unsightly fat at want and hips, double chins, ugly, bulging limbs-all these r.m r.ui,ed wluii products left after every meal are not emptied regularly from the system. But there is a danger in drastic, artificial slimming method*, and violent Keitises which
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      195 6 A Damand tha WHITC DOT I (II fli Genuine I Jkj Jj LIFETIME Tm iIH ,Br co Hi f ganulua LIFE MmlJ| TIME--buy your 1 HH i I In a rap at j L BOKjl intea* coaaa *nJ fo. but siiEAr- r nPyn iLPs Lin.HI tllH TLME OuatacU* ul fftljw
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      26 6 Just Unpacked Crystal Glass Ladies 9 Belts J Hand Bags BABA CO., LTD. MIDDLE ROAD. KAKA STOKi: lISC,I ISC, ORCHARD ROAL 1 >3, STAMFORD ROAD. I
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      74 6 §S|| n pat J v O. A. HAJEE MOHH. \>W CO., 183, 135. BEACH ROAD, oINGAPOIU. I" SELF-PRIMING PUMP complete with built-in tngint i operate en Diesed oil wei^ia 91 lbs. A Handles water thick with muor sand without closing i™* seepage to 15,000 gals, per DJJ* Self-Primed at 28
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    IF YOU CANT OIL YOUR CAR, READ THIS
    555 7 QNE of the most unusual films of the year is due to be shown at a special session at (he Alhambra Theatre at noon to-day. This film deals in a fascinating wav, ith the story of lubrication. It thorn* Jfirougti the camera
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    ENTERTAINMENT
    11 7 m the new Marx Browhieh opens at the Capitol to-night.
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    LAST NIGHTS FIRST NIGHT
    145 7 THE Jones Family," film which x opened at the Alhambra Theatre last night, entitled "A Trip to Paris is another 20th. Century success. Jed Prouty, Russell Gleason. Shirley peane. Ken Howell, June Carlson are all in the film, and play their parts with n ir»™ Vim
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    What's In A Name— Movie Fans To Answer
    226 7 VI HAT'S in a name? Take Charles, for instance Or. Charlie. Some like one. Some prefer the other. And the division of opinion has become very important to screen actor Charlie (Chariest Ruggles. The situation has become so confusing, in fact, that
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      48 7 O DIAMOND if A variety ol Chairs, Table-, stools and M Red tfads available in artistic design- I at reasonable prices, -v V I > J) fpt dcxriptnc jolii., to the Manufacturers:- A p **\^r-* DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO., LTD., 601. kampon; Bahru Road* bingapore. nSimmmSEa* TT i "i
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      30 7 Medicated with throat I soothing ingredients of Vicks Vapoßub.^^r C 426 "ATLAS" Satin Dancing Shoes. Could be dyed in any colour. Lightest Patent-Leather DANCING SHO:.s Price S.S $2.60 F.M.S. 5
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      74 7 bflllf AftCA SIMONIZ Protects Your Car's ■JCIIJIW© Beauty in All Weather! m ma* m Nothing compares with Simoniz for #fc MM S% l|i protecting the finish of a car ar.d ||1 DKftll fi V preserving its beauty! Only Simoniz ™mm wm m) JL contains the secret ingredient that j *SUB
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      207 7 I DAILY CROSSWORD fr—»■■ 1 em hbu 1 j 1 1 1 r i i i I __^b—-—— gH 2Q TBI BBi jHH CLUES ACROSS: CLUES DOWN: those who don't succeed l. "A hit, a very hit." (Shakesrirsl time. peare). American plains. 2. Rival. Her on foot. 4. interminable, and
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      230 8 VHAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN! THE MERRY\ I MAD MARX BROS ARE IN THE HOTEL j BUSINESS NOW! j m mm*mmm I TO-DAY at ihe CAPITOL < 3.15-6.15-9.151 j RADIO I 1 j With Splendid Supporting Pictures Including MICKEY MOUSE and DONALD I DUCK in "MICKEY'S PARROT" and LATEST CAUMONT
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      496 8 IN RESPONSE TO MANY REQUESTS SHOWING TO-NIGHT ONLY 6-15 PAVILION 9-15 A FRANK EXPOSE OF MODERN LOVE. AND MARRIAGE BOLD REVELATION OF TO-DAYS MORALS! til m Jll j A Great NoveT^^^e^l^ro^F^^^^^^ A Great Screen Drama! With Frank Lawton, Jane Wyatt, Mrs. Patrick M CC Campbell, Colin Give, Lionel Atwill, Reginald
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      54 8 JUBILEE ThTaTr? 2.30 p.m. lIVOM iivi V' **C Matinees: Sat. Sun. <>]~" Jan., 1939 nd "GARDEN OF ALI a "THANKS A MILLION*" Watch! Whole Serial j ALHAMBRA j i Coming Shortly j 1 i (ALLEN J JENKINS 2 AUnMo*»br»y Teddy H»rt I MISCHA PwnMi W Wi»— MeC— AUER B A
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    Gave False Evidence
    70 9 Singapoie, Tuesday. *OMING "P for sentence in the Crit rninal District Court this morn inj illiiim Low. an Fnglish-speak-•n- sir.iits-born Chinese, was sentenced t<» three months; rigorous imprisonment by Mr. L. B. Gibson, the pjsirut hid«e. for perjury. Is still serving a .sentence ii conviction, was qlleged
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    STOLE PURSE
    86 9 Singapore, Tuesday.—Kwck Ah Long, a 62 year old Hokklen, was this convicted by Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker In tne rourth police court on a charge that KL^fJiS* 7 at the cool y "nes in the New World. Jalan Besar. did in a buildi£?V/- as a hum an dwelling,
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      319 9 I EMPIRE TALKIES (TANJONG PAGAR) 7 PJH To-Night 9.30 P.M. ['KETI R.\ oi' the! SCARLET j l»BMI» EBXAL' j |SUN TALKIES 'NEW WORLD) I 7.30 P.M. To-Night 9.30 P.M. 5 j 'FAIR WARNING' W YEPARON INHALANT OBTAINABLE FROM DISPENSARIES AND STORES ADVT. OF ENDURING STRENGTH PERFECTLY BALANCED BEAUTIFULLY FINISHED ROADSTER.
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      300 9 15,000 Ft of all world championship fight films FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY v °7XSr 20ih FRIDAYMEW WOnill ARENA IF YOU HAVE HAD A*o DOUBT} WHO SHOULD HAVE vVON THESE WOULD CHAMPIONSHIP BOUTS THEN DON'T MISs SEEING THESE FIGHTS ALSO IN SLOW MOTION DUKING KNOCK DOWNS. All 15-3 Mm. Rounds. BAER
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      57 9 TAKE A TRIP TO PARIS TO-DAY With The Jones Family AT THE tit ALHAMBRA LATLSi ii HITISH MOVIETONE NEWS" k ĕ I, I Unillfc NEXT CHANGE mm y ar CHILD> en I Or iik* W Gvy Armful— M V*™ nGHT TWE MARRY LM OFT 1 It j| 1 »>•« "C»i#r»g»"
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    SIAM AND MALAYA
    689 10 THE return visit of the King of Siam to Singapore—a visit unfortunately spoilt on account of quarantine restrictions —is a reminder of the excellent relations which prevail between Malaya and her neighbour in the north. The youthful King of Siam is going back to Europe in order
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    Grant Of Somaliland To Italy?
    1242 10  -  No Great Loss To Britain By Moore Ritchie Former O. C. Mobile Column in Arab-Somali Rebellion ol 1916-1918; author of "A Woman of Ihe Desert etc. I~" F the Paris report had been true that Mr. Chamberlain con- templates offering British Somaliland to Signor Mussolini,
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      201 10 Here's a New "RALEIGH"! "The SAFETY" MODEL SIM COMPLETE ftS WITH LAMP AND THE LATEST Mr- -hyxohir*--11 -ru i 1 !'i \i 'i; \N(jr:i) jle Agents Dvnomo Totally Enclose* Entirely Weatherproof. •j* •2»«2» «j» «j» «j» «j* f High Twist Sheer t CHIFFON ®sj&9 I STOCKINGS v t for DAYTIME
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      79 10 j'/'//, M) \i 1R \77 OA SHIR l\ FIN ES T Sii IR F VA I, V E EIE R \oFFER ED A T ANY TIMI jDON'T MISS (this grand ||j j IB A R G A I N. I Made from good Quality PRE v [shrunk poplin j fitted
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    POWERS MUST ACT NOW AGAINST JAPAN
    974 11 Dr. Koo demands trade boycott to end aggression CHINA'S CHALLENGE TO WESTERN POWERS Reuter. i a >. Geneva .Jan. 17. A' v; °«»pokeii challenge to the Powers to adopt elective action < against Japan to defend their legitimate rights and interests in rhma was
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    ITALY PREPARING FOR WAR?
    76 11 Reuter. Paris. Jan. 17. n| INI OKCKMEXTS of Italian It troops on the frontier of French Str «iiland have been arriving; daily l,v rail at Adagala for nearly (•rthiiifht, according to the Jibuti torrf sp indent of the Intransigent. T|„ fresh troops are said to be
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    Second phase of war now begun
    174 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 17. U C*VEN we do not get help El road we are sure <l!; win in th* end," declared Mr Chang Peng ("htm. who has Sown from Chungking to London in nine days, including three days spent in talk? with officials
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    GRIM WARNING TO HOUSEWIVES
    52 11 Reuter. H Sir Auckland Geddes to S.r John Anderson, in a eech ai Beckenham, advised house.to ston a little eptra food the Government 1 to wcrk in wartime. He a] d that as the water certain areas might be damaged it would be well to store
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    STOP PRESS
    34 11 to town from Tan- E. (J. Martin, manager of Bun< Darby and Co., Ltd.. and a Municipal Conunlnionier, was in- tor accident yesterday Mr. Martin sustained slight md the car was slightly
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    KINGDOM OF CANADA?
    83 11 Reuter. Ottawa, Jan. 17 A RESOLUTION in the House of Commons, introduced by Mr Ucroix, a Quebec Liberal, pronoses that Canada s ****e« irom the Dominion to the Kingdom of Canada the' Governor title shook! be changed to Viceroy and that the vieer>y he Canadian bom. 0
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    IRISH RESPONSIBLE FOR SABOTAGE CAMPAIGN?
    434 11 Reuter. London Jan. 17. THE gravity of the bombing attempts of the last few days to cripple Britain's vital electricity services becomes more obvious as fresh facts come to lij^ht. There have now been nine explosions in various parts of the country if two days
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    THREE-YEAR PLAN IN JAPAN
    51 11 Reuter. T kyo Jan. 17.—A three-year plan to expand produc ive capacity of Japan and Manehukuo and China ha> been approved by the Cabinet. Ihe programme begins in the COmlnf April and ends in Apal 1942. and calls r or an expenditure of over £60 millions
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    BARCELONA CAN HEAR THE GUNS
    236 11 Reuter. Barcelona, Jan. 17. constant muttc ing of artillery is audible in the outskirts of the city of Barcelona to-day. The city remain- calm, though presenting a scene of intense activity, with a constant flow of lorries and ambulances. Refugees are streaming into the city
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    MOBILISATION OF TRANSPORT IN WAR
    150 11 Reuter. London Jan. 17. rpHE plan for mobilisation of Bri- tain's goods transport and the immediate rationing of fuel in the event cf wtr is outlined in a booklet issued by the Ministry of Transport, which appeals to operators of some halm-million motor lorries to
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    Refugee Fund
    16 11 Reuter. Earl Baldwin's fund for Czech retakes has now passed the £350,000 mark, Reuter.
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    French Fleet Moving To Morocco And Tunis
    233 11 Reuter. Paris, Jan. 17. rpili: Flench Atlantic and Mediterranean squadrons are sailing at dawn to mrrrow from Biest and Toulon for wii ter manoeuvres off the African coast md in the Straits of Gibralter. After the exercises off the Straits the two fleets
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    "ENSIGNS" TO BE MODIFIED
    105 11 Reuter. London Jan. 17.—A statement Issued by Imperial Airways and the Arm-Btrong-Wnitworth Aircraft Company says during the last three months the first five Ensign class aircraft have been on the passenger and mail service in Europi and on the India route. Frcm /.perienca gained during this
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    32 11 Reuter. untitled Jan. 17—A German economic mission left for Berlin after successfully concluding negotiations on the subject oi mines, but it is stated no definite results were achieved on other subjects. Reuter
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    THEORY OF FLIGHT IN SCHOOLS
    64 11 Reuter. St. Louis. Jan. 17.--Between 17 and 20 million school-children will be taught the theory of mechanical flight yearly, tt was decided to-day at the National Aeronautical Association's convention. Children will be taught under systems .similar to those used in Europe. The scheme will be
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    AIR CHIEF IN AIR CRASH
    48 11 Reuter. Lond:n. Jan. 17.—Air Vice-marshal Cave Brown Cave was seriously injured in a plane crash at Butley. 20 miles north of Ipswich. The pilot of the plane was k lied and the Air Vice-mar-shal la now in Ipswich hospital with severe head injures.—Reuter.
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    Potsdam Brings Another Case Of Smallpox To Singapore
    450 12 LINER FUMIGATED (Tribune Staff Reporter) npilK German liner Potsdam, which arrived in Singapore yesterday afternoon, was four and a half hours late owing to a modified case of small-pox on board. The I'ner pal In at St.John's Quarrantlne Island, and was there
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    HEAVY FINE FOR RUBBER SMUGGLERS
    116 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Tuesday. TWO Chinese to-day pleaded guilty before Sheikh Abu Bakar to a charge of having attempted to smuggle rubber out of Johore. The first accased was fined $4,000 In default nine moiths' rigorous imprisonment while Tan Ah Sung, who
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    POST OFFICE GUIDE
    50 12 W> l aye received a copy of the Malayan Pest Office Guide, 1939-1940 edition. The bock is, as usual, a comnelv nsive work dealing with all aspects of postal activity, and is about to be issueo for sale at all Malayan Post Office* pt $1 Der copy.
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    POLICE FIND "DEAD" MAN WORKING
    147 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Ipoh, Tuesday. RATHER an amusing incident occurred yesterday morning when the Ipoh Police on being informed that a dead man had been picked up from a drain in the old market went to the scene, to find the man alive and working
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    Unemployed Demonstration In London
    65 12 Reuter. London, Jan. 17. TX> the accompaniment of an incessant chorus from taxi and motor hooters, unemployed men staged a further lie down demonstration in London. In heavy rain. 50 members of the National Unemployed Workers' Movement lay down on their backs across Oxford Street and
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    PALESTINE ARABS & LONDON CONFERENCE
    69 12 PALESTINE ARABS LONDON CONFERENCE Reuter. Beirut, Jan. 17. THE Arab Higher Committee have formulated conditions for participation in the London conference. It is understood they will insist that the basis of the conterence shall be the Arab demands derine t by the Committee, that the Nashasbibi party of Palestine Arabs
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    Chinese Crushed Between Wall And Backing Lorry
    253 12 \Frorn Our Own Reporter] Penang, Tuesday. A TAMIL, Nagugam, was fined $20, ■l* in default, one month's rigorous imprisonment by Mr. J. L. McFali in the District Court this morning. Accused was charged with causing the death cf one Teh Chooi Seng, a
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    THE PAVILION
    20 12 Ri?i a a ?EL y rd appears in "One More SlfkiTK 6^,.* for to-night only at the Pavilion.
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    SINGAPORE RAISES $6,000 FOR JEWISH RELIEF
    613 12 MORE than $6,000 was raised for the Jewish Refugee Fund as the result of the special screening, at the Capitol Theatre last night, of the United Artists film "The House of Rothschild. Among those present were the Governor (Sir Shenton Thomas >, and Lady
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    VISITING FILM CHIEF
    14 12 I*:r. Kenjamin Y. Cammack, film chief, who arrived in Singapore yesterday.
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    FILM MAGNATE ON VISIT TO SINGAPORE
    612 12 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday. *T AM tremendously impressed with Singapore, and i think ii\ r great city/ said Mr. Benjamin Y. Cammack Assistant General Manager for R.K.O. Radio Pictures, Inc., New York City. WnQ j s in Singapore on a business trip, in
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    HUGE RANGE FOR BOMBERS PROPHECIED
    105 12 Reuter. TSt. Louis, Jan. 17. HE possibility of enemy bombers flying non-stop from Europe and back is in no wav idle fancy, according to Major Gen. Frank Andrews in an address to the National Aeronautical Association, asserting that the United States Air Force is inadequate
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    AIR MAIL
    16 12 An Imperial air mail arrived this morning;. The next is duo on Friday morning-.
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    Chinese Capture War Supplies
    219 12 Shan«hai, lan is Mil. Lin Pak Bhang, a faithful f«|. lower of Mr. Wang Ching vv»i the former President of the < entral Political Council and < bief Executive cf the Knomintang Party, U as assailed by several unknown a t taikers yesterday afternoon n if,,,,,.,
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    MEDICAL UNION COMMITTEE
    83 13 Lh< -etural committee of the Medical Union for the year 1938 3<) efl to rit;bt:-Messrs. Thiagarajah, eapt. hockey, c/Sandosham' Lee mcv Choh. capt. Rugby, Yong Xon Vui, capt Peck, capt. football. Chong Foong Seong, capt. tennis Poor Wei asst. treasurer. Chong Soon Liat, capt. badminton. Sittin ff
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    U.S. AUTOMATIC FARE MACHINES RIGGED
    62 13 ork. Jan. 17. Till I i ol »1 least quarter of a mil- tg In means of "rigmtomatfc fare machines in municipal subways is revealed by Distrirl Ittorncy, Mr. Thomas l)t pty. g threi per cent, of the past three years tati unnasteis, rcthe gang
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    Arms Export
    19 13 I executive Labour In I tj m cahing I m on the I tions to R n
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    CHINA RELIEF FUND
    101 13 U/l have received an audited state- inent from the China Relief Fund Committee of Singapore in connection with the concert staged by the Wu-Han Songsters for C \ina Relief Fimd at the Capitol Theatre on Jan 9 Total receipts were $2,551.86. of which $2,169 was from sale
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    To-day's News Reviews
    513 13 Il in Britain he down a Reuter n. If the pro- are light iney may □own in dug-outs. niiK p\ i rywnere ot iiai\ having a ance in the Spring. confident In th* »v I in me beuef that this tarn Britain m w M viu keep
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    Dramatic Disappearance Of Businessman From German Ship Bound For Singapore
    414 13 v tribune Staff Reporter) f W*HE dramatic story ot how a London business man, on his way to Singapore with his vile and two children disappeared from the German liner Potsdam, and was never seen again, was related to a
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    Nationalists Rout The Republican Forces
    106 13 Reuter. Salamanca. Jan. 17. THE Nationalist forces which captured (Jervera ushed forward several miles, according to a communique. The capture of the tillage of Bellpaat, near the scene of Nationalist entry in Barcelona province is also claimed. Republican militia men were taken prisoner yesterday and
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    KING WILL DELIVER ADDRESSES IN CANADA
    59 13 Reuter. Ottawa, Jan. 17. MIT. Mackenzie King announced in Parliament that during the Royal tour His Majesty would deliver adUvrssrs at Queber, Winnipeg and Victoria or Vancouver which will be broadcast to the whole Empire He ulded that the Queen will liy the corner-stone
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    GOVERNMENT SERVANT FINED FOR GIVING FALSE INFORMATION
    645 13 Singapore, Tuesday. j\ de Souza. a Eurasian clerk employed in the office of the Inspector of Schools, Singapore, faced Mr. L. C. (,oh in the fifth police court this morning when he pleaded guilty to a summons charee to the effect that he
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    FINED 50 CENTS
    45 13 Singapore, Tuesday. Mr. A. W. Longdon of the Naval Base Police today pleaded guilty to the charge of driving without a rear light along Bras Bc.sah Road on December 6. and was fined 50 cents by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic Magistrate.
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    STRONG VOLUNTEER SIDE DEFEATED BY R.A.F. TEAM
    483 15 Biggest Surprise In S.C.C. Tourney Seven-A-Side Rugger rpHE 41st Coy. R.E. received a walk-over from the R.A.F. "B" as the latter team arrived late in the S.C.C. seven-a side rugger tournament played yesterday. Thf R.A.F. "A", however, created a siirpri.se in swamping the
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    BOXING Som Pong In Fine Fettle For Friday
    132 15 PKTF." 1 the New Year I h, Happy World' is< s io attract an which mi<rht ►rd attendance at rider of the middleI bo knocked ten Pal sons at Kuala iel i Nai Som iger ol the title. hi is tor the
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    Exhibition Tennis At Happy World
    58 15 Corn n i known tennis players, IJm l>jne Djieni. arrive in Siiiita- i daj and ill V t*. •v?■ i sr ext the Happy night in lid ?<:;,., ge*iff unci. r i;avcj visited tiK Saiuxm iere they are said to in the exhibition 1 nd
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    HOCKEY INCIDENT
    21 15 Incident in the match between the S.C.C. and the Manchesters, which the Regiment won by four goals to nil.
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    Manchesters' Big Win Over S.C.C.
    165 15 Manchester* *5 S.C.C, 0. OI \YIN<! Without »OR!C of their best men the S.C.C. were c-oiiviucintr- ly beaten by the Manchesters by four goals to nil on the Padang yesterday. The Manchesters forward line worked vih precision. Finn Emery and Bethel;, were outstanding, while Keetin-
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    Match Not Played
    28 15 The hockey match between the V.M.C.A. and the 7th Heavy (Singapore) Battery, arranged to take place at the Anson Road ground yesterday, was not played.
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    26 15 The Straits Chinese Recreation Club soccer touriuuni nt which was to have been played yesterday was cancelled as the players failed to turn up.
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    LOYALS SCORE BIG WIN OVER S.R.C.
    303 15 loyals It pts. S.R.C. 3 pts. pLAYING on a sodden pitch with a heavy ball wh: i resulted in bad handling, the Loyals defeated the S.R.C. at rv pj on the Padang yesterday evening by 12 points (four tries) to three points ,one try).
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    Y.M.C.A. HOCKEY
    64 15 The following have been .selected to play hockey for the Junior Department on Thursday, Jan. 19, against C.S.C. at 5 p.m. on th? Anson Road Ground: Edward Wee. Lan Hope. J. B. Shaw Tan Guan Kiat. Goh Chin Chyc (Capt.). Wong Fatt Lim. S. Shirazie. B. M Barker.
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    CLAIM SETTLED OUT OF COURT
    278 16 Singapore, Tuesday. A CLAIM for damages following an injunction obtained in 1937 in the High Court was mentioned this morning before Mr. Justice Pedlow as having been settled out of court, by counsel for the plaintiff. $10,000 was claimed by Lam Voo Kuan, a film
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    What Readers Are Saying
    314 16 SCHOOL HOURS [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir.—I am reliably informed that the new change of hours of certain schools was due to the recommendation of the Trimmer Committee to ease the congestion along a certain section of Stamiord Road at the lunch hour.
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    Markets Affected By Rome Talks
    596 16 rpHE Anglo-Italian conversations in Rome have been fluence on markets during the past week st a SC] S V'fif.Ui report issued yesterday. At the outset the Press took a gloomy view of the situation a day or two markets weakened perceptibly, but the Mini thought
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    251 16 TO-MORROW F O READERS. Go all-out for bk J nest; seek Interviews; ask hZ. ours and touch up laggard debt crs. The money sterj are in J ourvble. and if you are incUn i I to have a little gamble, m mn I be ruccsssful. SPECIAL
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    Reservoir Of Economic Strength For Continued Resistance
    347 18 VAST UNDEVELOPED RESOURCES Coal Output Being Increased Importance Of Hunan Province lIUNAN province lias become one of the nation\s main ulwarks against Japanese penetration further into the interior. Its supreme importance He* in the fact that it holds the railway linl: between Canton
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    DALAI LAMA'S SUCCESSOR
    107 18 Shanghai. T HE search for the I the late Dalai Lama, which has been p ling -nee the I ama' death on Dec. 17, 1933, tc nna v t' °cr for the spiritual leadership. een narrowed down to two did" according to Chinese reoort. The two candidates
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    FOREIGN EXCHANGE PERMIT RULES ALTERED
    270 18 Chungking:. 4 NEW regtlfatkMl been promulgated by the Central Covernment permitting Ihe exportation of certain goods from those areas in China not occupied by Japanese troops, without the necessity of exporters first obtaining foreign exchange permit from Government banks. The goods thus exempted, it is
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    NEW MEDICAL CENTRES
    237 18 Central News. Chungking. KWEIYANG, Kunming the Cheni;tu, provincial capitals of Kweichow, Yum. an and Szeehuan respectively, arc now China's medical centres where leading hospitals and medical colleges have removed from the \var areas ir.ee the beginning of hostilities and upwards of 1,000 doctors and medical practitioners are
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    Special Order
    32 18 An order has been given by ihe Genial sx'mc/a headquarters to the effect thai lio motor vehicles is permitted on ttie bhrhwrjn In Szechuen before 5 am. and after midnight.
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    Hotels For Burma —China Road
    83 18 Chungking Lcsing no thne to profit o, ;no pvospect of Increased traffic along ihe Burma-China highway as a r°M;Jt of the British credits to China for the Importation of goods through Burma a representative of the China Travel Service has proceeded to Rangoon with the
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    They're Not Backward
    33 18 Typical tribeswomen of the mountain regions in southwestern China, whose dress distinguishes them immediately from their Han neighbours. Though living in the interior, these women are by no means backward.
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    INTERNATIONAL PEACE HOSPITAL
    98 18 Central News. Hongkong.—A hospital to be named the International Peace Hospital will be established at an undisclosed place in south Shansi by the International Pe\ce Campaign, according to information from local medical circles. Dr Richard Brown of the Canadian Thureh Mission will fee in charge of the
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    Drastic Measures
    37 18 Drastic steps are being taken by Chungking police to stop government officials indulging in evil habits, such as gambling, opium smoking, visitin;' houses of ill-fame and dancing. Thoee indulging in these habits will be arrested.
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    IMPORTANT MILITARY CONFERENCE
    64 18 IT was revealed here ralissimo Chian- X, called an :mportant conferei •■< tain place in Shen.-q. ranking commander* deliberate on important bJems. Generalissimo Chiang addresses before his seni< emphasising on th discipline of the oM. The divisional and as well as others v. .r< by the speeches
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    Banking Centre
    37 18 Kunming has become a b m tre. The population creased from 225.000 to 450 lephone system Unking op province has been pit I I improvements in th< and financial administral education and reconsi ken piece.
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    League Member Moves No-Confidence Motion Against Allah Bux Ministry
    522 19 DEBATE NOT YET CONCLUDED 4 ru \r>rp D Ul ip T Karachi, Jan. 11. \M \>U,h-SHhET running into 55 pages was read by Mr. G. M. d.w 8 1 Assembly vestcrdav w hen he moved for KhVT I J S cx
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    "NO, MR. JINNAH"
    59 19 (United Press). Karachi Jan 10. -(I I sataa Soomro. has turner! down sent to him by iiinah In a telegram ni to please join Parti and support the I rr ram tdsm conveyed that his declara- *as very much i imediately desmessage to vir. ns> that he
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    Pandit Nehru On Spain
    49 19 (United Press). The view that Spain cculd never he conquered in the real sense of the term Nenru eX fddrr d by Pandit iNenru addressing a mammoth meeting at Bombay on Jan. 10. last, held under the auspices of the Indian Civil Liberties Union.—.United Press)
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    Communal Unity Will Soon Be Achieved
    568 19 GANDHUrS OPTIMISM (United Press). j thai tiie solution of the Hindu-Muslim tangle wm 1 er man most people expect. Points of difference Whatever, therefore, loaders may <ay or do. the are fully awakened, will assert themselves and i combating common evils," said Mahatma the
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    69 19 KHAN BAHADUR ALLAHBUX, Asked as to whether he intended to txpand his Cabinet with a view to make it more stable, the Hon. Khan Bahadur Ailahbux, Sind Pre»nif, told Untied Press that he was net gring to do any such thing. He raid he would not
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    Separation From Bombay Deplored
    129 19 (United Press). Mr. M. H. Gazdar (Muslim League) In the course of his speech bewailed the day when Sind was separated from Bombay presidency. L. provincial autonomy Smd was ue •rig governed by the officials because of the weakness of the ministry. Services.'.ere getting strong as
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    Sir Ghulam Hussain Resigns Opposition Leadership
    232 19 (United Press). Karachi, Jan. J. THE significant announcement that he was no longer the Leader 01 the Opposition formed by the Muslim League was made by Sir Ghufium Hussain HidyatuHah, ex-Premier, in the Sind Assembly lis afternoon. It is understood that this is a
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    No-Confidence Motion Defeated
    55 19 (United Press). Karachi, Jan. 12. THE no-confidence motion in the S nd Assmbly against the Premier, the hon. Khan Bahadur Allahbux. was defeated by 32 votes to 7 after a three-day debate. The Congress Party remained neutral, as also Sir Ghulam Hussain Hidayatullah, ex-Premhr. who resigned ship
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    CIVIL SUIT: QUETTA 'QUAKE SEQUEL
    190 19 (United Press). Peshawar, Jan. 4. AiN interesting; civil suit involving property worth sf\eral 1 lkhs belonging to late Navab Sir Shamas Nhah, retired political Agent and "\-Chief Minister. Kalat, who alOOg with his wife was killed in. the QuUta earthquake of ItSS, was argued in
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    A FOLIO OF PICTURES
    143 20 ffineeriitF, inc'udine military engineering, is wel! represented at the Schoclboys' Own Exhibition which has opened in the Horticultural Hall, Westminster, London. Here is Captain George Eyston, holder of the world's land speed record, trying out the riding position of a racing motor-cycle. Dnemplovc6 n,e:. l it
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  • MALAYA TRIBUNE (SINGAPORE)
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      13 I The Malaya Tribune RADIO SUPPLEMENT see SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, January 18, 1939 FOUR PAGES.
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      IN TOWN TO-NIGHT
      33 I iv 0 Hlubi of Zululand and ber Zulus singing Airiin a BBC *In Town V programme, tut oduced to listeners by I Slosbergi who spsnt Africa searching lor native latent.
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      IN MEMORY OF ROBERT BURNS
      172 I Robert Burns, a otland's national poet, who on Jan. 25, 180 years ago ured in ihe programmes Dai emtij next week. hear readings from h.s his .songs, and an exth< 'Burns Nicht' Concert Aibcrl lla organised every year f'• Clans' Association oi Although devoted p-:marily
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      SEVENTH EMPIRE SYMPHONY CONCERT
      225 I gGON PETRI, one of the finest of living pianists, wil! be the soloist in the seventh of the BBC Empire Orchestra's current series of symphony concerts, which will be broadcast at 6.10 a.m. on Tuesday next. A pro f ege of Busoni. Petri was born in
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      Broadcasting House As Information Bureau
      317 I A REQUEST i>;>m a Serbo- Macedonian, wiring from his own country, for the name of a drug that had cured a certain Rajah of insomnia wns among the many unusual questions that the BBC has been asked during: recent months. The Corporation was able to
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      QUERY CORNER
      110 I —Readers' questions are answered free, but each one must be accompanied by a 'Query Coupon" to be found on this page. It is MOST important that aU queries should be addressed to ithe Malaya Tribune, and NOT to Broadcasting House. Will contributors Diease make a note of this?
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      How To Find Daventry Quickly
      647 I AIDS TO TUNING THE instruction book supplied with most commercial receiving sets usually gives full details of the various controls and their use, and (he only difficulty the listener is likely to experience is that of selecting the slat ion he wishes to listen to
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      'Kentucky Minstrels'
      29 I C Denaer Warren, who writes and reasaanketa ihe oook oi me irpnlar iventucky Minstrels' shows from Daventry, gives some not-too-serious advice to the troupe's 'tambo', Ike Hatch.
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      MORTE D'ARTHUR
      82 I TENNYSON might have written It specially for the microphone—it la perfect broadcasting material.' So says John Richmond of the famous poem. 'Morte d'Arthur,* which he is to produce in the programmes from Daventry on Tuesday and Wednesday next. Instead )f treating lt as a conventional poetry leading, Richmond
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        183 I mm inn The Tribune j Gives Fullest Sports Reports j j if j NIGHT and DAY HI you'll be glad you II ill kept to I II Johnnie Walker 11 No man was eve* the better for mixing his If {I drinks; and everyone who keeps to Johnnie Ji 11
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        2644 II I [WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES) Jt'tlk Electrical rrcordiii? t Gramophone record* nMRH a lalk b y Ida KinlOCh. LONDON VV Ĕ' M it 7.3Q Time, weather, news ail y T m nouncements. TRAN<SMNKIftiV S JAN. 18 TRANSMISSION 5. VPB 6.1« Mcjs (48.7 m.) 7.45 The G.E.C. Military Band.. P m 8.15
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