Malaya Tribune, 28 January 1939

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    39 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newsbatvr: Guaranteed Latest Sales Vol. «VI.- No. 23. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Saturday, January 28, 1939. The Malaya Tribune _v r/\(,i\s. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JANUARY 28, 1939 FIVE Ty^
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      296 1 Read Vie SUNDAY I II IB l XE Dominant In Malaya v lal Ifijjjf Ilk pastilles -a j^piSrfLßi" I "^ata^bhH UFD fiJlir HEA 70MMY blake was very '™inki know why. mybreathi f miss west, most bad greath LATER—THANKS TO COLGATE'S NO MORE BAD BREATH I 1 HrK MVlllr MUCH ,KJCRtSTED
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      79 1 [MADAME PAGE! LATE *tt. PICCADILLY, I LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. FROM:— S5. 33 0. i -v, BATTERY ROAD, TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE. ■■■■■■■■■>■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■»■■■» THE PURE GRAPE JUICE. v ~/<' A ri <* and Mellow wine with a I i deiicioua flavour for all occasions. No
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    GUTHRIE'S RUBBER REPORT
    167 2 |N their weekly rubber report, Guthrie and Co., Ltd., state: Singapore, Jan. 26. Once again international political influences have assumed control of the market, and with manufacturers offering little support prices show quite a considerable decline. In the local market, apart from spasmodic Japanese interest, dealers have
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    134 2 Arrived from Saigon by K.N.I.L.M. plan" "PK-AFJ" —Mr. Le Comte D'UrseJ, Mr fourneux, Mr. H. van Bockcm Mass. Left for N.E.I, by K.N.I.L.M. plane PK-AFJ**—Mr. H. van Bockom Mass, Mr. Blaas, Mr. and Mrs. Khouw, and Mr. /.'mmerman. Arrived from N.E.I, by X L M. plant: PH-ARE"-
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    MAGISTRATE ON THE HAWKERS' BYE-LAWS
    276 2 Singapore, Thursday. 1/ERY relevant remarks were to-day passed by Mr. C. H. Koh, Sixth Magistrate, in a ease in which Lim Kee Seng a Teochew was convicted on the charge of hawking in an unspecified area, yesterday, and sentenced to a fine of $5 or
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    DUKE OF KENT SENDS GREETINGS TO AUSTRALIA
    94 2 Reuter. London, j at <> r DROADCASTI\(. »1 SSfrMW hi n greeting to the Austral! m < P f wealth on the oc< a Day, the Duke of Kt n and the Duchess wtn following the footsteps o bers of his family wh
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    Licence Endorsed
    63 2 Singapore. Thurs the driver of Dr. An; to-day convicted on I iigent driving aloi December 7, and stnl $25. An endorser:: in Lim's licence by Mi Traffic Magistral-. Mr. A. J. Braga accused. The case tor th ducted by Court Ins was that owing to 1 gence of
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    CHEATING CHARGE AGAINST SIKH FAILS
    296 2 Singapore, Thur day. Singh c&roed trial this morning in the court before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker to a charge M 1 of last year, at Market Street cheated Pale Singh by dlsl inducing him to deliver $50 which was the property of Pale Singh Court
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    HUGE DROP IN F.M.S.R. REVENUE
    62 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Friday. DECLINE of over $2,000,000 in the revenue of the F.M.S.R. (excluding supplementaries) during 1933 is disclosed in a settlement of revenue issued yesterday. Revenue for 1938 was $14,600,--459 as against $16,856,349 in 1937, showing a decline of $2,195,890. The
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    INDECENT ASSAULT ALLEGED
    94 2 nr Thursday Singa»i"re. j»* j e^ FE evidence of a boy. a .student ol a was recorded In the Court this mon young Malay. Yus charge of "abetment Inspector Arthur S the investigation the lad and a >- last to the Chai i at Kampong Java on
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      423 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. INDIA (incorporated in England). P. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore 1939 RANI URA 17,000 In Port RAWALPINDI 17.000 Feb. 10 X BURDWAN «5.070 Feb. 11 CANTON 15.500 Feb. 21 t SOMALI 6,800 Mar. 10 CORFU 15,000 Mar. 10 CHITRAL 15,000 Mar. 24 CARTHAGE 15
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      369 2 STEAMER SAILINGS [norm [LLoypj DOES YOUR LEAVE APPROACH Please let us offer you accommodation pn the fastest, most modem and luxurious. N.D.L. EXPRESS LINERS. Passage Agents: LOHMANN CO., LTD--124, Robinson Road, Phone 7565. 1 a it Am. STRAITS STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. LOCAL SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE. PENANG BELAWAN. Thurs., 11 30
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      356 2 BBS! II (ft L II» AY (BUSES To: BANGKOK SAIGON- By Luxurious One Class Motorships. S Displacement Tons From Penang, F. S ham, Milacca, S por e m.s. "Lalandia" (11,000) 31-1 1-2 2-2 4-.i I m.s. "Jutlandia" (13.103' 21-2 22-2 l! 3-2 25-- m.s. "Mconia" (11,00'J> 14-3 15-3 16-3 18-..
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      128 2 H4MBURG-AMERIKA LIN IE B Deutsch-Australische DampfschifTs GeselUchaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due S'Dore 1939 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila Feb 4 s.s. OLDENBURG Direct Feb. 20 So. NEUMARK Direct Mar. 1 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due Spore
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    AUTOMOBILE WORKERS' CHIEF RESIGNS
    63 3 Reuter. New York, Jan. 27. a BITTEB ftgh! to*control the United Automobile Workers, one of the country's most powerful unions, culminated in the r Ufritatioa of tU president, Ifr. Hornet Martin, former executive of the C.1.0. Mr Martin accuses Mr. John Lewis. I r sdent of
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    Iron Guards Leader Commits Suicide
    71 3 Reuter. Bucharest. Jan. 27. Va.sile Christexu. leader of the Iron Guards, committed suicide this afterneon, turning a revolver upon himseli alter firing and wounding a detective among a party who had cornered him. The police had hunted him for six months and he was understood
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE ENGAGEMENT.
    50 3 HENRY--PIGOTT. The engagement j.: announced between James Edward second son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Henry, of Sidcup, Kent, England, an i Mohu (Bette) Pigott, younpest daughter or G. J. Pk>ott Magistrate Col the Northern Territories, Aivtialia, ant: of Mrs. Pigott, of Sydney and Port Darwin, Australia.
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      578 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES I Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS r 110W inv,rt: d or tne t, au materials or service. For jee Municipal render Room Data ot Closing. ol earthworks tor Braddel Rd. 12 noon. Feb 6, 1G39. 3,000 to 5,000 rtajid NigOtSOil Pails 12 noon. Feb. 7. 1939. j
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      636 3 PUBLIC NOTICES NOTICE OF SALE THR court of the judgf at JOHORE BAHRU. originating Summons No. 38,01 1938. rat t Between (1) Toh Ah Moh and (2) G. H. Toh the executors oi the Will oi Dato Toh ,^u n de ceas «l of No. 90, Jalan Ibrahnn, Johore Bahru,
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      532 3 PUBLIC NOTICES THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OE COMMERCE RUBBER ASSOCIATION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Rubber Market will be closed officially on the following days: Tuesday 31st January, 1939 (Public Holiday*. Friday 3rd February, U39 (Bank Holiday*. i3y Order cf the Committee GATTEY BATEMAN. Secretaries. CHANGI ROAD TRAFFIC. TAKE NOTICE
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      529 3 POSITIONS VACANT tr, W M^ TE^ a junior Lad y T yp ist Appiy wott Manager, Prize ana Co, 10 Battery Head. Men mission a lll Ca v «s»ng. Good CommiSMon. Apply Po. Box 128, SingaWANTED experienced Chinese pply wjm t^™*£ S^ ary re QU»red. Box No 2 Malaya Tribune.
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      584 3 MOTOR VEHICLES FOR SALE. AUSTIN 12—6 Saloon lato 1935 model 23,400 miles. Mechanically original paint Price $975. Phone 5811. CITROEN (Britisht SALOON ill H.P. done 24/jOO miles in excellent condition $600 HARDMAN, DRILL HALL BEACH ROAD. jl/lORRIS '10' 1934 saloon, black, ln gocc am condition, fine brand, new low pressure
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    98 4 British Official Wireless. London, Jan. n. Paris 176 63 64 New York 4 67Viz Montrea; 4.7l' a Brussels 27.65 ft Geneva 20.71 y 2 Amsterdam 8.70 Miian 88 7 a Berlin 11.65 Copenhagen 22.40 Oslo 19.90 Prague ISoVi Helsingf'jis 22G3'4 Madrid nominal Lisbon 110 3 16 Athens 542
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    809 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Jan. 27, 5 p.m. Fraser and Co. Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3,3 4> Asam Kumbang 26,- 27|Austral Malay 40!- 45i-nom Ayer Hitam 21 22 Ayer Weng 0.55 0.60 Bangrin Tin 20 21!Batu Selangor 1.20 1.30 Berjuntai 10;- 109 Burma
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    PRODUCE
    157 4 Singapore, Jan. 27. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $139 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $137 Siam No. 1 $2lb Siam No. 2 $200 Siam Broken Rice No. 1 $120 Siam Broken Rice No. 2
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    TIN
    11 4 Tin price of tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    11 4 The price of rubber at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    79 4 LEST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore, Jan. 27, 5 p.m. m j Total foi Company Dividend Books financial close Date Ex. Div. yea* oJ Payable Date to dat« K. Knmunting 3d. Jan 27 Feb. 3 Jan 28 5% Petaling sro5 r o final 5% int. Jan. 24 Feb
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  • Obituary
    Death Of Mr. J.W.Hunt
    166 4 Singapore, Friday. MR J. W. Hunt, Director of K. Young Co., Ltd., and a prominent resident of Penang for many years, passed away this morning in Singapore at the age of 67 years. His activities covered many spheres during his residence in the Northern Settlement, including
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    Lyall And Evatt’s Share Quotations
    323 4 Singapore, Jan. 27. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampats 3 3 3 9 Ayer Hitams 21 22 6 Bangrins 20 21 Batu Selangcrs 1.25 1.30 Hitams 0.27 0.32 Hongkong Tin 15 6 16 3 Chenderiangs 12 6 13 6 H&ng Fatts 0.5S 0.62 Idris Hyd. 6 6
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    255 4 6% Maynard Co.. Ltd.. $30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 00 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: 5% 1901 red. 1940 $4df),3Uo Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 102% 103 Vi norn 4-' 2 70 1907 red. 1947 $1600,000 Int. Mar. 31, Sept. 30 108% 110 norn 4 V* 1909
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    Reuter’s Commercial Service
    398 4 LONDON COMMODITIES Lonuor Friday Previous To-day Easy Steadiest riti: RUBBEF 7% 7 1". Bpot SeUeri 7 916 Ist Forward (February) Bugers w JJj 2nd Forward (Apr.; June) Buyers 7% 3rd Forward (July Sept.) Buyers J% 7 13 1, m &&ti* 7 1116 7 8 PALM OIL (Malaya)
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      359 4 ItAMi OF CttNA (incorporated In China oy Special Charter). 12, C*«*il Street, Singapore. Telepnones: Manager's Office 6444. Manager's Office 6442. Exchange Dept. 644 J. Office 5188-9. Cable Artrire**: CHCNGKUO." Paid Up Capita! Ch. 40,000,000.00 Reserve Funds in Excess of Ch. I 4,800,000.00 TO 1,800,000 000 00 Tse-Vung Soong, Chairman of
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      94 4 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation, Ltd. (Incorporated in the Straits Settlements) CAPITAL: Authorised $40,000,000.00. Issued and Paid Up $10,000,000.00HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, BWOATOtf f nrai 45 *i»rth Bridge Road, Stag*! Local Branches jggj R(>ad sjn jpore Telegrapnlc Address: "OVERSEA" LONDON BANKERS: NEW YORK BANK' Midland Bank, Ltd, IrVlng C Lloyds
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      952 5 «»tiiiimin IBIiII CHURCH SERVIcSf [DREW'S CATHEDRAL Holy Communion, \y, a ni. Matins. ChoraJ Eucharist, m Holy Communion. Sunday School. Evensong and Sermon. The Lord Bishop. Weekdays: v ly irmnunicn on Monday, Wednes(l. v .)p.d Friday at 8 a.m Holy Communion on Tuesday and ay at 7; <,n Thursday <Pu on
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      485 5 Carpmael Roads) Sunday, 10.30 a.m. Breaking of Bread 'Malay Serviced 430 p.m. Sunday School and Bible Classes. 6 p.m Gospel Service tta Enelish). speaker: Mr. A. H. Claesscn. Tuesday, 8 p.m.. Gosnel Service fin (Malay t. This win be a Baptism Service Speaker: Mr. Wee Tecw Poh. Friday. 3 n.m.
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      380 5 Unpleasant COLDS?^t< all alike when we catch a bad cold or chill. What with sneezing, watery eyes, painful sore throat and a head that's as heavj as lead, no wonder we re miserable. Yet, all this unpleasantness and suttenng can be easily avoided by regularly taking IPeps breatheable tablets. A
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    Barcelona Is Not Much Damaged
    34 6 Reuter. THE major part of Barcelona remains intact according to a report from Nationalist headquarters. A large contingent of Nationalist troops entered this afternoon occupying bridges and outer suburbs.—Reuter.
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    MAN SHOT DEAD IN K.L.
    96 6 (Tribune Staff Kuala Lumpm. 1 A YOUNG Chinese coolie ed MM friends in r ing at Simpah near the SelMg golf Club, in one of the An mine trailing*, was shol this morning. ,■p a) midi It appears thai a awakened a woman in tl
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    Aerial Map Of Municipality
    58 6 Singapore H t A N aerial map of S A area would be ol r.ection with ant] drainage lines and I trol over the erection said Mr. W. Bart Commissipners tioned that Wean offered to nipply such a map. Mr. BarUej having the uses ol Rated
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      379 6 ARE SECOND TO NONE, in Efficiency, Reliability, and Service. Hence they are VERY POPULAR IN MALAYA Agents HOE BOON LEfNG. NEW STOCKS OP VULCAIN STAINLESS STEEL AND WATERPROOF WATCHES have been received, and are on display. FASHIONABLE RELIABLE. YICK WOH HING 429, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD, (Near Middle Road), PHONE NO.
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      135 6 ALL CHILDREN LOVE THIS HEALTHY TONIC LAXATIVE it C.S.F Ii the safest, surest, natural laxative for young systems. And there's no need for "medicine bribes'* when you give the kiddies delicious California Syrup of Figs. A Idending of elixir of senna in rich syrup made from fi?s, 'Califig' is pee
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      19 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtalnahlm of mil Chmmuu mn4 Storm Lndurmi; Strength Beaalifutl) Anis»'hed jL V* ooi. Kampong: Bahru
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      226 6 A S5 SSS 55 ■Mjk idotiAM tha Oomuoa ft M LIFETIME Mi N \Tken yon boy a ffi'l (fl BfTEArrEKI LIFBM] JH TOO: yoo bay th* flaH JjJI :ti thrifty too—forth* H «19 aaartnUa aatarai yoa B liTl or lifelong serrlca. JJ. You C!vo~ Oivo th* FlaawU OIVB 1 SheafferS
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      946 6 Rugby Commentary RARKy Nijjifrft From S'pore, 4.50 p.m. ZHP 30 2 %'metres (O.bVnu s) a.m. M B Bp i 111 S j p m 6.20 Gymnastics. J| S r H >£^\ 12.45 Light orchestral concert by Rel- 6.35 Light gramophone music. M3Sm m t W V\ V *?S= Vl H
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    ENTERTAINMENT SUEZ
    262 7 II -ml, now a tudent in a Paris iiu-.l. nhu convinced Ferdinand i ih un-al iaiial project should b«- put 11 rMMU.1 («''lings. She reawakened i ..r. im\ of greatness which the idea, lotlM tirinjr. and lie resolved to seek the f >.»potcon, despite hi* personal for the
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    Robinson As Lawyer
    38 7 G a >binson will star for In "Foct.-teps in the play ot which is based play by Ladislaus the role °f a so* ,v>;t'., Selective stoeventually s'hrtng rn i>i real life w i 'n ridi-
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    No Liquor On Hollywood Sets
    305 7 WHEN in Hollywood they want a bartender, they don't really want a bartender but someone who looks like a bartender, for a real bartender wouldn't know how to act a.s a movie bartender. Understand? For instance, a night club scene n the Joan Blondell-Melvvn D.uglas
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    Loretta Young Best
    59 7 Lorettta Young is considered one of the best camera subjects in pictures be- j cause die photographs well from any i angle. She is so slender and willowy that she locks taller than her rive fee three inches, and lighting technicians I find little difficulty in high
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    MORE CONCERTS BY WUHAN SONGSTERS
    205 7 THE Wuhan Songsters are giving a serW eonc rts ..t the Victoria Memorial Hall em the third, fourth, and fifth cf February, starting at 9.15 p.m. on each day. These singers are too well-known to need introduction. A few days ago when they performed at
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    Brooklyn Boy's Success
    90 7 Frankie Burke, 17-year-Old former Brooklyn boy who came to Hollywood's attention as the'young James Cagney in "Angels With Dirty Faces,'' has been riven a steady role in the Nancy Drew eerics at Warner Bros, as a result cf one day's work in "Nancy Drew, Reporter." rejection room
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      34 7 BIOZYGEN TABLETS 1 An AMAZINGLY QUICK tonic containA ing a very high percentage of YEAST With Iron, Calcium Phosi karm m i b rom%s%nsaries -Rptiil Stockists— Nanyang Dispensary, l^t* 7 «2, South Bridge Rd."
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      180 7 Aslhma Germs Killed in 3 Minutes Chokinff, gaspinft wheezing Asthma and Bronchitis poison your system, ruin your health and waken your heart. Alendaco, the prescription of an American physician, Ft:iris kii!:: ig Asthma Germs in 3 minutes, purifies the blood and builds D«W vitality to that you can sfa i>
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      374 7 After struggling along in agony for years, Mr. W. had the joy ot losing all his suffering through his wife reading an advertisement like this. Mrti I letter will interest every stomach .sufferer. M My husband has for seven years been a terrible sufferer from stomach trouble and could not
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      215 7 i DAILY CROSSWORD j eta>8 a»B««'5-»a«« 1:53assssseeaeeeasrisssjssjohbiiiiini bsjm ssxseswee ACROSS: 27. A bit round a conjunction lor a ition ends coldly. robber wuvmw* it a cake appears to be CLUfct> ijuwk. I this Court of Justice. 1. "Noblesse 7. 2. Illogical argument. IV 4. The milkman makes these, tc three,
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      477 8 j Just the right Laugh-lilled comedy show for Your week-end enjoyment. A new M.G.M. Hit!! I Opening TO-DAY CAPITOL 1315I 315 ~6,5~ 9 '5 I I l 0 fl SHE WON'T MARRY HIM FOR j feol LOVE OR MONEY... AND G,r,s j f Wlk HE'S GOT PLENTY OF BOTH! Come
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      88 8 x A TREAT FOR SERIAL FANS OPENING 30th JAW. 2 i SIMULTANEOUSLY AT Ij I SUN TALKIE j I (NEW WORLD) j I j EMPIRE TALKIE I i (TANJONG PAGAR). j Repuoric Pictures present The I I Serial Sensation ot 1939. ZORRO RIDES! AGAIN 12 Chapters of Never ending Pro-
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      207 8 I PAVILION 3-15 6-15 9-15 TO P. a. "GAY COMEDY—THIS IS GRAND ENTERTAINMENT- j "DEFINITELY A FICTURE TO SEE FOR A GOOD T.ATJGH sft? JOAN MEIVYN AST O R *D F R A A C K S •*C i N LATEST PARAMOUNT NEWS '"•■•■■■■■■■•■•■iiiiiiimiim■■■■■■■■■■■■ SALE IOMMIiN < I X MO
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      725 9 ..^^mmmwmmmvmmm mm t rm TO-NIGHT TO-MORROW NIGHT. It I I M* E ND SliOW AT PM. ga B m HAI F PRICE TO ALL HOBBY BREEN NED SPARKS' In •lIA\X A S I CAL L S Adventure and Golden Song on South Sea Mes' Iver-thrOftted Bey You T.ov<i in a
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      167 9 I KATONG KATONG KATONG j Last 4 Days M*< < Nays i Saturday, Sunday, Monday and Tuesday 2Sth, 2!Hh, :?oth .'ilsl i ISA R O S CIRC D S LAST CuAoT ROAD. KATONG. TO-DAY and TO-MORROW 2 Shows Dai!;/. 2. MATINEE at 4 p.m. NIGHTLY at 9.15 p.m Monday .10th
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      54 9 The Most Authentic Spy Story Ever Screened! TO-DAY TO-MORROW 4 SHOWS DAILY i 11 A.M. 3-15, 6-15 and 9-15 P.M. j i ALSO BRITISH MOVIETONE NEWS" mm* btster west TOM patricola comedy. v 4 TO-NTGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK. Maurice Chevafier, Jack Buchanan In J JANE WITHERS m if BREAK THE
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    FATEFUL DAYS
    696 10 t|TITH the tall of Barcelona, which the Nationalist troopa entered without fighting, it can safely be said tliat the war in Spain is hastening towards ita inevitable end. Sporadic Jigh+jng may continue, but it is clea) ihat General Franco's forces have prevailed, and the ultimate settlement can only
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    Why Britain Threatens TRADE WAR
    936 10 WEEK-END REVIEW AFTER the Great War nations endea- toured to overcome their economic dilficulties by the erection of tariffs, quotas, and the like. These measures, were combated by similar measures jn the part of the competing nations. As a result, the price Barter System <»i
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    To-Day’s Bright Thoughts
    163 10 Nimrod was a mighty hunter but the palm must go to Mr Robert Whyte, of Newcastle, who has used the same collar stud for thirty-three years. "Found. Note-case containing money and stamps; Gladys Harding inside. Owner apply, 31, Mount Street A woman in the case again! "It
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    To-day’s New Review
    493 10 JJEFIANCE of General Franco is issued by Republican commanders. Still in control of Madrid and Valencia and several provinces, they declare that the war will go on until Spain is made safe for the Spaniards. While the invaders are announcing peace," they say, "we see a rapidly
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      205 10 Get Yourself a "RORIA LITE" CYCLF LIGHTING SET Lamp Dyna|tio Special!v made for— ROBINSON CO., LTD. (AND REDUCED). €3|j§Slp makes delicious J«BSw|. SANDWICHES Marmite sandwiches are appetising, economical and quickly made—just mix Marmite with three times as much butter, and spread. Excellent sandwiches may also be made with Marmite and
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    BRITISH LEADERS MAKE DRAMATIC APPEAL TO GERMANY FOR PEACE
    521 11 Broadcast By B.B. G Reuter. London, Jan. '27. tders and the people of Germany to "i in in a supreme 1 v tre of war," made by eighteen famous men in rill nibiic life, was broadcast to Germany to-night by the
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    Navy chief to direct defence
    87 11 Loi don, Jan. 27. Qiljj Inskrp, who has 0 tei for Co ordinaD cc in the Chamberenl ince the post autumn 1937, has :<»" )win«r a lon.ir ress und politicians mdling of defence by Lord Chat field, retired from his posiLord and Chief of Naval
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    U.S. STARTING ON DEFENCE PLAN
    114 11 S50 Millions For Warplanes Reuter. Washington, Jan. 27. pPiFSIDFNT Roosevelt has asked Congress for immediate approval fitly million dollars to be spent largely for new aeroplanes in eonntetion with the Administration's national defence programme. h > ked that the money should ni; available for expenditure
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    16 11 Reuter. untitled -Mussolini has peri tphed to General Gamtnding the Italian legionaappointing him divisional I Renter.
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    HEAVY FLOODING FOLLOWS RAIN SNOW
    106 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 27. V 1 v severe flooding is occurring in many parts of 7-n-land as a result of heavy rain and snow during the past few lays. firemen and A.R.P. volunteers oucl lout the night at Ipswich, families by boat from flooded nj
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    BANK BUILDING ASSESSED
    54 11 finrrnnnre Friday.—Annual valuation of°the sTeHal Tong Bank budding in ChuliS Street for the ourposes of assessmen was fixed at $6,000 at a meeting of the Municioal Commissioners held today Original valuation was $7,200, and >,he reduction to $6,000 was made fj*lowing an appeal, in which Mi «ohn
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    "We See The Armaments Piling Up"
    83 11 Shortly after his announcement thai the Government would not place any further orders for 4.5. guns. Mr. Leslie He re-Belisha. War Minister visited the Royal Ordnance Factory at Nottingham t<> sea producticn of the 3.7-inch anti-air-craft guns. In 8 speech he said the factory
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    PALESTINE CONFERENCE NEXT MONTH
    131 11 Reuter. London. Jan. 27. rrai date oi the opening cf 'he Pales- 1 tine Conference is not yet fixed but is expected to begin early in Februarj with the Premier probably presiding at the opening session. In preparation for the talks a widely representative committee of
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    Record Production Of War Planes During 1939
    139 11 Reuter. London, Jan. 27. Kingaley Wood. Secretary of State for Air, opening the new aircraft k factory at Reading, said ho had good reason for believing that tho monthly rate of production of aircraft, which was doubled last year, will be trebled in
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    GENERAL ELECTION IN TURKEY
    45 11 Reuter. Ankara. Jan. 27.—After giving the new Turkish Cabinet under Dr. Rcfik Saya unanimous vote of confidence the National Assembly voted its own dissolution, to be followed by an immediate general election. The new House will assemble early in April .--Reuter.
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    RUSSO-GERMAN TRADE TALKS
    39 11 Reuter. ppHa i 27.— M. Bonnet received the Soviet ambassador to-day and t la understood the talk was connected with recent reports regarding the opening ot trade negotiations between Germany orl t s .r Sov>' Renter,
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    Anglo – French loan to the Czechs
    190 11 Anglo French loan to the Czechs Reuter. London, Jan. 27. T-l is stated in an officia. communique that negotiations beUeen the M T French and British Governments in re B a.d to Hnancat as„stancc to r,echsoh.»akia have now been concluded. t :11 ...Kin The British Government will, subject to Parliamentary
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    PREMIER TO SPEAK TO-NIGHT
    51 11 11/ IK. Neville Chamberlain is to make a speech at a dinner in Birmingham to-n ght which will be broadcast ts the Empire. It is expected that the Premier will raise points to which Hitler will make a reply when he addresses the German Reichstag on
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    26 11 Naples, Jan. 27 A thousand Jews, tly from Germany, sailed abo: rd toe liner Biancamano to-day for Shanghai, and will make a new home in China.
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    30,000 FEARED DEAD IN CHILE EARTHQUAKE
    232 11 Reuter. Santiago, Jan. 21 QRAPHIC accounts of the appalling havoc caused by the earthquake are given by an eye-witness who has returned from a visit to the affected zones. He said that the stricken areas resembled an inferno. Chilian presented a scene of horror
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    WARSAW TALKS ON COLONIES?
    120 11 Guarded Communique Issued Warsaw, Jan. 27. A RUMOUR that von Ribbentrop and Colonel Be< k, Polish Foreign Minister, discussed colonies in their talks h»»re is discounted. Ribbentrop has now left to return to Berlin, but little light is thrown on his visit by the official communique,
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    Hitler sends a "heil Franco"
    274 11 Reuter. Berlin. Jan. 27. TJITLER has '■•letnaphed to n Franco his "hearty conjrratillations or. the glorious success Of the Nationalist Spanish army won under your leadership with the liberation of Barcelona, "i confidently hop- that a rapid and vi -torious end to the v ar
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    China To Continue Fighting
    175 11 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Hongkong, Jan. 27. AN atmosphere 01 strengthened national unity prevails at Chungkins where the fifth plenary session of the Kuomintang is in progress. The general feeling is that the war must be continued. Chiang Kai-Shek's speech to the meeting has served as
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    STOP PRESS
    40 11 LOCAL DIVORCE petition of George Ralph Hopkins, Raffles Hotel band leader, suing for a dissolution of his marri:ge to his wife, Florence Elizabeth Mary, was this morning granted a decree nisi, to be made absolute in six months.
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    CHANGE IN NAVY PLANS
    94 11 Reuter. lcndon. Jan. 27. IT i.s announced that the "immediate I class" of the Royal Fleet Reserve, originally formed in 1912 but allowed to lame after the war. Is to be revived. The purpose of the class la to nable rertefn of ratings, Including ipnalmcn. and
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    "Buy British" Will Be Slogan Of Singapore
    1599 12 COMMISSIONERS' DECISION Singapore, Friday. WHEREVER possible, goods and products manufactured in the British Empire will be given preference by the Municipal Commissioners when they enter into future contracts for supplies. Any recommendation by a standing committee, involving the purchase of foreign goods valued
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    NO SPARE TIME WORK
    150 12 Singapore, Friday. A DECISION taken by a committee not to allow a member of the Municipal staff to undertake spare-time work was upheld at to-day's meeting of the Commissioners. The president, Mr. W. Bartley, opposed a motion for reference back of this decision. He strongly opposed
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    NEW MUNICIPAL PRESIDENT
    37 12 L Ravman t'nder-Secretary to the S.S. Government. Mrs. Ravman arid child, who left Singapore yesterday on long holiday. On his return y an wiU ossun,t the post of Municipal President, succeeding Mr. XS. Bartley.—Tribune.
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    REPORTED CASE OF BAD DRIVING, COMMENDED
    247 12 Singapore, Friday. MR. C. H. WHITTON. Traffic Magistrate, to-day commended the public spiritedness of Mr. Boong Mm Thau, a Veterinary Inspector for his action in reporting a case of bad driving. The case was one in which Mr. John Gludavatz. of the Arcad? Restaurant,
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    DEATH OF MR. JOHN MITCHELL
    220 12 MEWS ha s been received of the death in England yesterday of Mr. John Mitchell, formerly manag ing director of Harrisons. Hark. and Co., Ltd., and for a number of years a member of the. Legislative Council, Straits Settlements. Mr. Mitchell was a leading member
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    MRS. LOWICK HURT
    43 12 Singapore. Saturday. Mrs. Lowick. wife of Mr. Baldwyn Lowiek. was injured yesterday through a fall from a ladder in her house. She was taken to hospital suffering from shock and bruises, and to-day is reported to be making good progress.
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    18 12 Dr. H. Harley Clarke, the dental surgeon, is due back in Singapore by the Rawalpindi on Feb 10
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    Arrest Warrant For Bankrupt Chettiar
    216 12 Singapore, Friday. BEFORE the Chief Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine this morning, Mr. J. W.D. Ambrose who appeared for the Official Assignee, requested that an application for a warrant be made out for the arrest of M.K. Koswrsvenatha Chettiar who went to India ostensibly to attend
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    Alleged Fight Leads To Hospital
    128 12 [From Our Oxen Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. pOLLOYVING a free <ight between two Chinese, which later developed into a major quarrel between two different parties, arising out of the allegation that one ot them had informed the Customs Departn.Kmt that illicit distilling had been carried
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    NAVAL SHIPS TO VISIT SINGAPORE
    168 12 'THE follow ing ships of ihe China A Heet and the East Indies Squadron are to v .sit Singapore:— Mai-. 13 to 24, H.MS. NorfcJk, carrying the flag of the Commander-in-Chief Bast Indies. Vice-Admiral V. F Somerville. C.B, D.5.0.. H M.S. Manchester H.M.S-. Liverpool. Mar.
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    CRUSHED TO DEATH BY FALLING TREE
    148 12 ti'rom Our Own Corresoond Alor S<ar I OU a Chinese Chong aged crushed to death b\ the fall It a tree in a lumbering re, S.ntok.Jitra. Kedah ,VV,v, before Syed Mohan,, i m Jitra Coroner's < nrrt At the conclusion of the m quiry,
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    Sultan's Coronation Message To Rotarians
    176 12 Kuala L'lmpur, I'ridav. IX a message to the Klang ai Rotary Club's Coronatu n N just issued, H.H. the 3o!ti Selangor says:— "My close associaiion with Urn Dl and Coast Rotary Club fcr a peiioa ol eight years has enabled me I iMis the high
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    AIR MAIL
    18 12 An imperial air mail wa oV!i\n-ei in Singapore this morning v 9 h due this afternoon.
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    "JAPAN MUST FAIL IN HER ADVENTURE IN CHINA"
    354 13 SOUND REASONS AD VANCED Chiang Kai Shek Says Reuter. Chungking, Jan. 27. "JAPAN must Ml j n her adventure in nina because her military tactics, political activities and f'rreign policy have all been wrong," declared Marshal Chian» Kai Shek yesterday in his
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    What The Stars Foretell
    131 13 FOR ALL READV. pay visits or m w venture* for Avoid useless f <in !rom bickerm tic atmosphere unsettling. I V F LUKMCES: to February 19. ting news is indi--20 to March 20. A th need news at are likely to meet atually, a very A
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    ANNIVERSARY OF SHANGHAI HOSTILITIES
    56 13 SI anghai, Jan. 27. seventh anniwsary ol the 1532 Shanghai hostilial Kuomlntans; issued a statement int programme to d -to hoist the Ki :t naast; to remain C minutes beginning at tl c nation's war chest v,. measures are iken by the Japan I noritie onanist
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    GAMELIN CANCELS VOYAGE
    31 13 Reuter. Paris. Jan. 27: M Darlan has left on a cruiser for hin African tour. M. Qamelin has cancelled his voyage in view of the international situiation.— Reuter.
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    Mr. Chamberlain With Signor Mussolini
    75 13 In a day crowded with engagements. Mr. Neville Chamberlain the Prcm.er stood for 90 minutes Hatching a gymnastic display Tn whkh 2 boys and girls from the ages of 7 to 18 took part in the ELafLTawLzTf Rome. With the Premier were Signor Mussolini Foreign
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    BRITAIN QUERIES ITALY
    75 13 Reuter. London. Jan. 27. TIIK British Embassy in Rome has inquired into the meaning of calling up of sixty thousand men of the 1901 class, according to the Times diplomatic correspondent who says lhat in London the measure is considered abnormal coming after the mas-sing of the
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    "Sale Of Birds And Animals In Captivity Should Be Made Illegal"
    305 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) rend^ Z\ i T kep, n ftf**' undor conditions whi<-h rendeMhose ;,rds and ..mmals -helpless victims of gnfferinr and distress This was ur,ed by Mr. R. E. IVentis in Ihe course of his speech on the
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    "Hawkers Must Obey The Law" Says Magistrate
    103 13 Singapore, Thursday. COR hawking without a licence 1 yesterday Koo Siang King was to-day fined 510 or in default one week's rigorous imprisonment by Mr. C. 11. Koh, Sixth Magistrate. In passing sentence Mr Koh remarked, "I am prepared to protect these hawkers
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    40 13 Reuter. Manila, Jan. 26-Vice-Admiral Sir Percy Noble, Commander-in-Chief of the China Station, and Lady Noble have arrived here from Saigon, aboard the flagship H.M.S. Kent on a courtesy visit, 'ihey will be officially welcomed by a run salute to-morrow morning.—Reuter.
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    SINGAPORE HAVE EASY PASSAGE OVER JOHORE
    646 14 Ibrahim Isas Splendid Game HOCKEY Singapore, Friday. I'HE State hockey fixture this afternoon on Anson Road Stadium was a picnic for Singapore won by five goals to nil, missing half a dozen mor j £oals, never being seriously extended at any stage of the
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    Broadcast Plan For To-day's Match
    33 14 Commentator's Box. Plan lor use in following to-day's broadcast on the North vs. South rueeer match. Running commentary will be broadcast from the 8.M.8.C by a special commentator.
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    Teams For To-Day's North-South Match
    164 14 RUGBY THR tiams, fpr to-day's North vs. South lugger match ut ths Aason Road Stadium arc as follows: i NORTH D. R. Harper (capt.) T; Hatfield (Sel.) A. Close (P). C, W. Lyle <P.) J. H. Abbott (Sel.) I. W. Ewart (P.) i M. B.
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    "Spectator's" SPORTS DIARY
    205 14 vxUn spoilsmen wai greet me a new scheme to form an international gcli club in the Federal capital with a great deal of alacrity. Kuala Lumpur is very badly in need cf such a club and I will not be surprised if the capital of $35,000 required
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    170 14 The body which controls boxing A in London is genuinely disturbed about the state of things regarding punch-drunk boxers. A report from a London paper received by air mail states that sensational action is contemplated to call public attention to puncn-drunk boxers and to ctearthem out of London rings. Boxing
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    90 14 YESTERDAY'S match between Singapore and Johore though hardly up to State standards was nevertheless interesting. Johore deserve full marks for the splendid defence they put up in the second half when they held the fast Singapore forwards for most of the time. Unfortunately they cracked up badly at the end
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    HORLICKS' PARTY
    112 14 At the tenth annual general meetinr: held at Mr. Yeo Guan Swee's residence «b Branksome Road, the following were fleeted office bearers for the ensuin" year: Patrons, Messrs. Yeo Siew Chuan Chua Hcng Kay and Lim Cnong Swee- Pre silent. Mr. E. Cheng Leong; Vice-Pre-sidents Messrs. George Yap.
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    TO-DAY'S RACING CARD AT IPOH
    997 14 (FOLLOWING is the full card of events at Ipoh to-day:— r at noon yesterday were Cash (all engagements), ft 0 ...»j Banner (all engagements), Devon King. ;j Race One PONIES—CIass 2—Division 2 5 Furs. Strafed 1 1 0 MOUNTAIN BELLE 9.04 Mr. A. van Tooren
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    TURF CLUB PRESIDENT PAYS GLOWING TRIBUTE TO SECRETARY
    721 15 $150,758 Surplus For 1938 v v this occasion to go by without a personal word of Mr. Todd's valuable services not only to the Club* Malaya generally," thus said Hon. Mr. R. WilliamgeneraJ meeting of the Singapore Turf Club held 1 iirevening.
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    20 15 Reuter. Melbourne, Jan. 28 —In the Australian lawn tennis championships semifinal in the men's singles Bromwich beat McGrath 6-0, 6-3.-Reuter.
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    Selections BY SPECTATOR
    54 15 THE following arc "Spectator's" selections for to-days races at Ipoh: RACE 1: HARFLEIK Bcverant RACE 2: VICTORY PARADE Kerr en a RACI 3: POO>; BILL Parcos RACE 4: EXPLODE Eye RACE 5: MARY MAUDE New Zealand RACE 6: REDOUBLE Queen's Siar RACE 7: CONSTANT LIGHT Popover RACE
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    Royal Engineers Beat S. C. C.
    308 15 r.e 4 s.c.c o AN exciting game of hockey on the S.CC. padang yesterday afterh noon resulted in the Royal Engineers, Changi, beating the S.CC. by four goals to nil, but although the score might suggest a onesided game, the play was nevertheless very
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    Dinner Dance
    48 15 The Singapore Hockey Association are holding a dinner and dance at the New World Cabaret on Feb. 2. Dinner will be at ei?ht o'clock and tickets can be obtained from secretaries of affluaiea clubs at $2 for the dinner and 50 cts. for the dance only.
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    S. C. R. C. Soccer Tournament
    87 15 D" (Choon Leongs team) beat *C (T. W Ong s team) by five goals to three in the final round of the SC R C soccer tourney pla>ea ai Hong Lim Green, last night. For "D" Kee Pew scored a hat trick Choon Leong
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    MANCHESTERS WIN
    23 15 In trie Inter-Unit hockey match played at Oilman Barracks last night, the Manchester beat the Loyals by two goals to one.
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    S.R.C. DEFEAT AIRMEN
    521 15 5.R.C....4 RA.F....1 rRADUALLY asserting their superiority, the S. R.C y-ic-day defeated th< RA F. by four goals to one in a fairly lattr&lttg same of hcci'ev on the padang. The Air Force turned out a much weaxer team against a powerful opposition yet were able to hold
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    German Spies In Denmark
    128 16 Reuter. COPENHAGEN, JAN. 26. fIVE GERMAN SPIES HAVE BEEN nPVM N APtrTe° DT P RISON FOLLOWING YEARS BIGGEST SPY TRIAL FOR ,rnu f H T their sentences, they wiJ be expelled from the country. One Captain Horst Yon Pflugkhart- 2LSSS b f d as a German
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    WU PEI FU GOES OVER TO JAPS
    57 16 Reuter. j-^,n^ hai Jan 27: An uneonflrmed «S J£? 8 re rt from Nanking claims of a CeP r^ d the P° sitio of sion to L 1 /m- r aCiaratlon CommisS?nr Hn C e tab i ksn d Kaifeng. capital of Honan.
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    F. M. S. Queen's Scholar, Ceylon Civil Servant
    237 16 jyjK. Bei.eaict Ponniah, the F.M.S. Queen's Scholar of 1934 arrived in Singapore yesterday on board the p O liner Ranpura, to be greeted by many fronds who came to the wharf to meet him. In making a comment to a Tribune reporter
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    31 16 Reuter. Berlin, Jan. 27. The crew of four and two passengers of the Air France liner from Paris to Berlin were kil ed struck a nej six miles from Cologne -Reuter.
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    800 VOLUNTEERS KILLED IN SPAIN
    75 16 Reuter. Perpignan, Jan. 27. FIGHT hundred international voluntrcrs were either killed or wounded in a Nationalist air raid, according to the Commander of the volrntrers just arrived here. The volunteers consisted of Czechs. Germans, Italians and other anti-Fas-cists who were unable to return to their
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    COSTLY WOOD!
    63 16 morn.ng convicted V\7" Goh in the Fifth p 0 <, ,Mr charge that they at li ~urt a cut 10 pieces ot v ,o ,< n ve^rd a the Forest Reser eat U (l Bukit Timah prosecuted. wnma mi a p,^T*m first accused or in default ten da
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    BELGIUM-SPANISH RELATIONS RESUMED
    39 16 Reuter. gELGIUAI and the SSgS*» fl Bovernment have differences. As a re uit «on the counsellor; Embassy Senor Treva Hn Rf to Brussels as gium has ordered Kr lr ar B. fanes to resume d.,( Spain—Reuter.
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    Uneasiness Affects The Market
    237 16 Singapore. Jan. 26. THK widespread uneasiness conti--1 nues, and nothing fresh has occurred to brighten the outlook except for the supporters of General Franco, whose jubilations somewhat naturally have not been reflected in the markets. The Stock Exchanges of London and New York both registered sharp
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    Police Fire Kills Seven
    81 16 Reuter. I np /FM Jaipur. India. Ja £EVEN wers killed and 35 police injured fhh" 3 not which bl »k- > out titer few!!. P n r y f rs in tne Jewellery bazaa: nnZ t Mo ,rms we« wounded and ow pohc.man Ks not expected
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    Judge Admonishes Soldier
    300 17 f0 HURT THESE PEOPLE IS S A BRAVE THING" Singapore, Friday. »>olc is not a brave thing to do. They are about people Reserve your bravery for a bctved Mr. L. B. Gibson, the District Judge, tontenccd James Burnett, a private of the Manr fof voluntarily causing
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    FRANCE WILL HOLD ON TO THE PARACELS
    127 17 Reuter. London, Jan. 27. REPORTS that the Japanese Government is planning to annex Paracel Islands and that the decision to do so was ratified by the Emperor on Dec. 28 are unconfirmed in London. It is regarded by diplomatic circles as improbable. According
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    POLITICAL EVENTS DISTURB THE MARKET
    174 17 ONCE again Political events have disturbed the market and considerable nervousness accompanied by iairlv heavy selline; has resulted, says Lewis and Peat's rubber report of Jan. 27. This seems to be mainly due to fear of what may happen rather than what is actually happening,
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    Daladier Appeals To Nation
    130 17 Reuter. Paris, Jan. 27. A GOVERNMENT motion in regard n to the maintenance of the integrity of the French empire and the safety of her imperial routes was voted unanimously by all the 609 deputies present. M. Daladicr earlier had declared: '•France will not allow her
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    British Press On The Fall Of Barcelona
    171 17 Reuter. London, Tan. 27. THK fall of Barcelona awakens reassurance particularly on the part of the liberal and labour commentators. The News Chronicle says that France may yet real «;e that dangers ahead urgently demand: a reversal of the present foreign policy. If
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    38 18 Hanoi The Chinese authorities has m utp a motor-car factory here which is iow engaged in construction of cars vith part ported from abroad. can completed are being sent to Kwangsi. The plan* emmbrarc 3.000 cars.
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    SOVIET MILITARY ASSISTANCE
    147 18 International News Agency. COVIET military assistance' to the W Central Government through the ncrtil-west route has recently became increasingly active. A foreign n port stated the Soviet-trained 14th Reconstruction Division is already in Lanchow. At the end of last year about 100 Soviet made aeroplanes and a
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    Chinese Control Towns In Pootung
    99 18 Chungking. THE Japanese "mopping-up" campaign in the Pootung and west Shanghai aress has end~d m failure, according ts foreign reports. There has been an increase of guerillas around Shanghai. Nanwel and Fengsien. two Unportarit towns in Pootung, are now under guerilla control. Further particulars about
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    CHINA'S HUGE RESERVES OF MUNITIONS AND WAR SUPPLIES
    562 18 "Sufficient To Last For Two Years" CHIANG'S RIGHT-HAND MAN INTER VIEWED Central News. rHRM Kweilin. has sufficient munitions stored to last for two years and has no fear of a shortage of essential war supplies, General Pai Chungshi, Deputy hief-of-Genera! StaflP and
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    Chungking Air Defence To Be Strengthened
    91 18 Chungking. General Ho Ying-chin?, eoncurr'nMv Mm s*er of War and Chi it of the Gen >- ral staff of the Chinese Army. is taking step s to .strengthen the air defend ,f Chungking, th- present seat of the Chinese Government, which ha- so frequently
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    39 18 Phffo shows a parly of Chinese troops making landine on Mm The is'and was occupied by the Japanese some lime ago hut ,v and the Chinese who, in the counter-attack, with Diartinaiu l( tal <en by
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    245 18 gZECHUAN authorities are doing their utmost to aav. v*"T t Drought and flood and thus keep it suitable for production h The drought in 1036, it is recalled, affected Z.U T total population of 40,000,000. Only 14 counties wher« tV 1 benefitted from the irrigation system
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    86 18 International News Agency. KmaY THE Japanese in Bamshoi a south of Canton respectively are .vni, ed to attack Hokshan further then drive to Shiuhin» about afe ncrln-west of Hokshan in order to vadg Kwangsi. The Japanese main forcp t estuary of Samshui hai fcntfeoal 2.000 men
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    Sj.Subhas Bose Will Contest Congress Presidential Election DECISION TO FIGHT ON IDEOLOGICAL ISSUES
    380 19 CALCUTTA, JAN. 21. ioPMENTS ARE TAKING PLACE WITH REGARD TO THE ELECTION OF THE n\I 1 V at Of THE TRHH RI CONGRESS. MAULANA ABijL KALAM AZAD, ONE OF THE K i s H\S WITHDRAWN FROM THE
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    122 19 (United Press). "In view of the increasing international tension and the prospective fight ever Federation the new year will be a momentous one in our national history. Owing to this and other reasork if my services in office are demanded by the majority of the delegates with
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    SIND MINISTRY'S FIRST DEFEAT
    103 19 (United Press). Karachi. Jan. 18. rrHF \llah Bux Mini-try sustained the first defeat of the present P House was report of the Assembly Rules Committee. The Government moved an amendment seeking to curtail the powers of the Hon. Speaker regarding prorogueing and summoning of the Assembly
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    234 19 (United Press). Rangoon. Jan. 16. a TURN in tide wis evidenced by A the departure of 100 agricultur ist marchers this morning to their respective homes in Thaton district by train. Thrir spokesman interviewed the Revenue Minister. U Ba U. and urged Mm to
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    Madras Assembly's Tributes To The Late Mr. K. Rama Menon
    190 19 (United Press). Madias, Jan 17. THE Madras Legislative Assembly 1 which commenced its 3*""* r session this «^^J^^_ a 4 ggSS Ste°r f for 1 Courts and Prions, and conveying its svmpa- thy to the bereaved family. The Premier in
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    131 19 (United Press). Chandernasrore. Jan. IS. HIS Excellency M. r>ouvit>, he Governor Oi French India received a deputation of the citizens of Chanderoagore, headed by M. Satyen Gh oS h. ex-Mayor and Dr Hiren Chatterji. at the Government house on Sunday last. r?k Excellency, it is learnt, assured
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    220 19 (United Press). Bangalore, Jan. 19. THE Working Committee of the Mysore State CdnsreSS has resolved not to attend any further meeting of the Constitutional Reforms Committee. The trouble arose over the resignation from the Congress of Mr. Bhupalam Chandrasekhara Setty, who, however, refused to resign
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    143 19 (United Press). New Delhi. Jan- 17 -rpHE standing Finance CummM** lfcr Railways concluded its session l Awards the recent accident on the E.IR. (the Dflua Dun WJ*** disaster it appears the expressed a desire for a public in quirv and Mr. Staig, Chairman promised to communite
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    163 19 (United Press). Lahore, Jan. lb". REPLYING to a question in tho Punjab Assembly to-day the Premier stated that tear sa* was kept in readiness at the time of his visit to I the village of Khalchaian in Amril Bar District on Au£. 0 last. i
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