Malaya Tribune, 6 February 1939

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    37 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales XXVI.- -No. 30. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Monday, January G, 19oJ>. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1939 I'''"'^X7
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      87 1 Read Thi SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya BRITISH CEMENTS Ate world renowned for their superlative high quality In constructional work, they give greater strength and beauty, and in ah cases give maximum durability to concrete. Whatever type of concrete work is required there is a British Cement for that purpose.
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      203 1 KNOW WHAT IS AHEAD OF YdM CONSULT X Prof. K. S. ManUm. The Royal Occultist, author of 'The Secret of the Palm" etc.. wtK predicted numerous astounding accurate events, including deatns of H. R. H. Prince Purachatra H.H. Sir Sultan Alaiden Suliman, the Accession of Prince Laxamana to the Selangor
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      54 1 IMADAME PAGE! LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. 5 DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER I TAILORMADES GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS IN STOCK. 5 FROM: '$5. $30.5 13, BATTERY ROAD, TEL. 6327. SINGAPORE. 'llllllllllllll" 1 i* Delicious Refreshing J Thirst *o|l '^f^^^f? Quenching phoYnTx GRAPE FRUIT POP {Prepared from the finest cfresli dfruit phoenix AERATED WAII
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    King Will Take Barge To Canada
    228 2 WHEN the King and Queen leave Portsmouth on May 8 in the Repulse for their 4 our of Canada, the royal barge will go with them aboard the battleship. The barge, a 40-ft. modern highspeed motor-boat, was bunt last year and is attached to
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    NO WAR FOR 82 YEARS
    89 2 LIEUT.-COL. P. H. Pansen, V.C., Commanding Officer of the 2nd Lincoln Regiment, thinks there will be no war for eighty-two years. He explained in a speech to Dorchester British Legion ierfntly that great wars rerur only every 10« years. He "You do noi get such
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    New Burglar Alarm Will Dial 999 Itself
    537 2 LonnYn. J QCOTLAND YARD'S already formidable methods of rime will be further d«veloped during this year. Plans for the i sion of the wireless car system, the "Q" car system, tnri ments in th« "Finger-prints Department are now Mug < v But Scotland
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    1,500 Boy Bombers Learn To Fight
    146 2 THE first hatch of ~> (X A "Boy Bombers/by Sir Kinsley Wood foi Force, have nearly finis air school trainim will be trained by the end ?>! tl c year. At the Draford airfield caw some of them at v. >'rk recruited straight from
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    SIGNALMAN SAVES TRAIN
    182 2 London. gIXTY lives were saved and a serious train crash averted only by seconds recently by the prompt action of a signalman who ran nearly two miles to give warning *f a heavy landslide which blocked tbe line. Robert Walker, a signalman walking to work along the
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    BATH BANS LAMBETH WALK
    89 2 THE most conservative ball England—the Bath ARooms—has banned the Lani!» Walk. The Bath Spa Committee an instruction that "in orci. excessive vibration of the buile Lambeth' Walk and similar dane not be danced." In October, when the sembly Rooms, costing the £50,000. were reopened by th<
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      460 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. P& o»nd BRITISH INDIA (incorporated in EngJand). r. O. 3. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage S pore 1939 RAWALPINDI 17.000 Feb. 26 I tJURDWAN »5.070 Feb. ll CANTON 15.500 Feb. 2i I SOMALI 6.800 Mar. 10 CORFU 15,000 Mar. 20 CHit'RAL 15,000 Mar. 24 CARTHAGE 15 000
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      487 2 J STEAMER SAILINGS §NORDD£ UTSCHJSR LLOYD, (Incorporated In Germany). The undernoted are the Company'! intended fj\tu r es:— OUTWARD, for MANILA BOftllMJtMi SHANGHAI, "«RTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due B'pore. 1939 s.s. "SCHARNHORIST" omits North China Feb. 16 ttIJS. "MARFURG" Mar. 4 s.s. "POT/SDAM" omits Manila, Shanghai, N. China Yokohama Mar.
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      460 2 j I BANGKOK LINE. CHI V A JAPAN LINE. Luxurious One Class Motcrships, Most! Big Cargo vesseis with limited but J (Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath, i comfortable Passenger Accommoda•To: Marseilles, London, Rotterdam, tion. 1 Hamburg and Coper hagen. S To: Port Said, Palestine. Rotterdam, r M.S. From S pore.
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      142 2 K4MBURC-AMERIKA LINIK 9 Deutsch Australische Dampfschiffs GeseHschaft (Companies incorporated in Germany) PASSENGER ANp CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. L_lL Due S'Dore 1939 t m.s. BURGENLAND via Manila Fed. 7 s.s. OLDENBURG Direct Feb 20 s;s. NEUMARK Direct Mar. 1 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND HAMBURG AND BREMEN. Due
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    H. E. Sir Shenton Thomas Gives His Impressions Of Siam
    1383 3 WONDERFUL RECEPTION i f' out Our Own Correspondent J U. K. Sir shon<,.. ti Bangkok, Feb. when he iU r i" 1 tonc,l ,0 d his State visit to Siam to-rlav. lu .„„1 I.ady Thomas left for Awrkor Wat. S2SJ
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    Major "Declarer" Ostrich Eggs
    196 3 Cumras, uptkal iiutmsufis, opium. lace, silks, spirits, a« co pUSTOMS officials kno\. ixacily what to do when passengers bring these goods inso thfc country—bill n hat about ostrich egg That is what Customs men at iicstor. Airport wondered recently. "Anything to decla.e''" they a'-ked Major J
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    Separation Of Karnataka
    162 3 Helium. JT is understood that the (»>w ernment of Bombay have decided to forward a Despatch tn the Secretary of St.-ife for India recommending the f rmatinfj of separate Karnataka Province. They have addressed the Gomxn't Isioner •it hern Division, Belgium, and the Co'lector 01 ShoJapnr, calling
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    43 3 Reuter. Berlin, untitled two directors already aienti ned Wttbehn Vocke In relieved nl i? tl reel rate in the Reich.s'oiink of wl hi has been a member for thirty years and WAI one cf the founders cf ihe Bank of lnUernaMonal Settlements —Re.iter
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      1363 3 Classified Advertisements PUBLIC NOTICES STATE OP JOHORE. JII} COURT OF THE JUDGE AT JOHORE BAHRU. Urinating Summons No. 93 „f 1938. 1 Between (1) l"h All Meh ami (2) Q, loh. the of the Will of Dato Toh Ah Jthore Isahru Charges and KM Ken« Low ;ilso known as He*
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      177 3 1 If Ah I n M T\ it 111J11 F. M. S. H. I Chinese N'cw Year 1939 CHEAP RE »1 KN TICKETS AT Eook Single Fare For Double Journey OUTWARD 1 fit H to 21st Febru j ary, 19.59, inclusive. RETURN J7th to 22nd Febru I ary, 1939, inclusive.
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      162 3 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER [cllowiiig Is the programme of d ill up to and n r week end of Feb. 12. TO-DAY, Fl :j fi 5.15 pjn. Headquarters: Cadre Classes M.G 5.15 p.m. Headojuartei i; Cadre classes Pre s» L A. 5.15 p.m. Headquarters; spa <v>; Lreture. 5.15 p m Hi art
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    SHANGHAI CUSTOMS
    37 4 Reuter. Tokyo, Feb 5. Seventy Japanese S/ill b* ciuTaged as customs oiiiecr.i a;; a lesuil ol reorganisation of the Chinese Maritime Customs in Shanghai, iiated a. Foreign Otnre spokesman in the House o! Representatives —Reuter.
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    833 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Feb. 4, 1 p.m. Fraeer and Co Buyers Sellers. Ampat Tin 3 6 41Asam Kumbang 26 27Austral Malay 46 45 -cd Ayer Hi tarn 219 22 9 Ayer Weng 0.55 O.SOcd Bungrin Tin 20 6 22 Batu Selangor I
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    THIEF BREAKS INTO CHURCH
    93 4 Paris. WIIII.K Abbet Labrmhe was lunching yesterday with his priests in St. Sulpiee, one of the most famous churches in Paris, a thief broke into hit sfßce and stole nearly ttt,e*jS north of stocks and hares. i The police believe thai the thief got into the
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    TIN
    17 4 Singapore, Monday. The price of (in at noon in Singapore to-day was:— |106 (down $1 i
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    RUBBER
    16 4 The pr ice of rubber al noon in Singapore to-day was: Buyers 27' a: Sellers
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    Lyall And Evatt's Share Quotations
    235 4 Singapore. Fob. 4. MINING Ampaui ;iG 4 Batu Belangors IJJ J-JJ H Ig halts 0.72 Hongkong Tin 16C ItM feletous "V 0 °ot Kamunting Tin 8- wKatu Tin 22« 23 o Killinghailfi Is!j J O9 Kramats 9 3 10 Kuchals 1-25 129 Laruts 4 ,*ir
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    FHASER AND COMPANY
    88 4 LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Singapore. Fob. 4, 1 o.m. Company Dividend Book* flnanrtai tin dOSe b Da uV Ex a? Astral Malay MNo 48 Feb 24 eb 25 to 3d bonus Ayer Wen- 14 Feb. 17 Feb 13 Kuaia Lumpur Tin 1 Feb 17 Feb 17 nVBBER
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS.
    261 4 6% Maynard Co., Ltd.. $30,000 Int Apr. 30. Oct. 31 90 100 norn SINGAPORE MTJNiUIPAL: 1001 red. 1910 $400,000 Int. Mar. 31. Bept. 30 102% 103% norn 4% ft 1907 red. 19*7 $1 GOO.OOO Int. Mar. 31, Sent 30 108% 110 norn I 4'/.% 1909 red. !905
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    374 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London B Previous To-day RUBBEf Quiet Steady Quit i Boot 3uyers 7 7 All unci Dy m sellers 715 16 Ist Forward (March) Buyers 7 7 8 Sellers 715 16 2nd Forward (Apr.|June) Buyers *****6 Sellers 3rd Forward <July Sept.) Buyers 8 Seller* 81 16
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      370 4 ItA.vit OF CHINA fsncorporated m China oy Special Cnarter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore. Telephones. Manager s Offlee 6444 4ssc. Manager's Office 6442. gzenaege rjept. JWJJOa m i «oe SJBB-9 Cable Address: cnUNGKUO." 40.000,000.00 *KS,T d ,B -<a.« 4,800.000.00 approximately Cb. 1,800,000 000 00 Tae-Vung Soong, Chairman of Board. Bur.g Han-Chang.
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      138 4 i THE MERCANTILE BANKi OF INDIA (TRUSTEES) j LIMITED. Ouarai teed and Controlled by THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA LIMITED. Tne Cfempany, which ij incorporated in j she fc.S. and registered as a Trust Company, undertakes the following duties:— EJLECUTOIt &GR TROBXZI OF A 1 WILL. ADMINISTRATOR OF ESTATE 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, CHULIA STREET, SDfGATOSE Local Branches 458< Nnrt h Bridge Road, Singapore 253, South Bridge Road, Siui;upure. Telegraphic Address: "OVERSEA LON)X>N BANKERS: NEW ORK BAN KfcKi Midland Bank, Ud Irving
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    RECENT PRESENTS MACE TO JOHORE SUPREME COURT
    142 5 Impressive Ceremony Precedes Assizes r•• Own Correspondent) y r< rrt johore Bahru, Sunuay. ve ceremony preceded l the first Johore for the year this n on behalf of His Sultan of Johore, His V »v.k 1 Mahkota, the Ret. presented a Mace to
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    BEAUTIFUL ART
    369 5 design which met ave directions for the "'.-■•run 'he Mace. ,t i nrif-s have combined t» r oduce this beautiful example of the jewellers craft. >d to notice that it inwhich was especially revered grandfather, the "I the Sultan. I present its proper place amonu; sofths Supreme Court
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    NO CLAM TO PERFICTION
    268 5 v u l>st, re Your Highness thai i take a proper pride in this \'i le royal authoritv, ''Mt ii win encourage us to •arry out our labours with an :«er higher standard of accuracy. "We cannot make any claim to perfection in our work because
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    CONSTANT IMPROVEMENTS
    199 5 "We are happy to tell Your Highness that improvements are constantly being effected. Amongst major improvements is the appointment of Shorthand Writers whe can reproduce a verbatim report of judicial proceedings: amongst minor embellishments. Ycur Highness will observi that the distinguished countenances o former judges look clown w
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    ELEPHANTS GIVE HIKERS A SCARE
    145 5 4 PAKTT of school children from A the Dambula Mixed Bi-linguat Sc-oci and the Birllagaia eimpanied by their teachers Messrs. Peter Rajapakse and A were frightened by a herd of elephants, while returning from a hike to the SighiyaWhile relating the story to -The nmes
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    THE MACE, A WORK OF ART
    19 5 Picture of the mace which was presented to the Johore Supreme Court yesterday
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    Japanese Flooding Shanghai With Drugs
    175 5 Hongkong, Feb. 3. fURTHER evidence of the Japa ne se attempt to flood North and Central China areas with opi im and drugs, sensational rennrts concerning which were made recently, has been forth coming. A Janane-se warshin. loaded with 1.000 of opium, left Amoy yesterday
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    DICTATION IN TIENTSIN
    61 5 Chinese Cental News Agency. Hongkong, Feb. 4. Attempting further to isolate the Brt]>h and French concessions, the Japan- x autnoriliea have ordered that the cast railway station In the French Concession. Tientsin, be closed down Inde.lnitely. Henceforth all passengers a~e icquired to board trains at the new
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    A.R.P. IN CHUNGKING
    67 5 Chungking.—Signs reading "Business hours after three o'clock in the aftern en." are tc he seen on many of the heps en the main street here now. This action has been taken by shoplepers as a result of the Japanese bombings of Chungking. the raids generally appearing over
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    INDIANS IN NATAL SINK ALL DIFFERENCES
    183 5 (United Press). Nt« Uiihi. Jan. 20. I. result of discussion initiated A" M the s>nt-GeneraHor In*. hcUvcrn npves.ntal.vcs ~f tt. > <irn a decision has been reached i» 'VongVess to invit, turn cf the Colonial Born Associa lien to participate in the centenary celebrations.
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    JOHORE MALAY WEDDING
    96 5 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johor! Bahru. Sunday. Syed Alwi bin Hassan Al-Kadri. a cleric in the State Veterinary Surgeon's office. Johore Bahru. was married to Inche Sharif ah Rahman binti Moh:>maa AIMushavak The bridegroom i; the son ol S v cd Hassan bin Mohamad AI-Kadn. th? chief
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    ART COLLECTION BOMBED
    102 5 Reuter. Paris, Feb. 5. LORRIES carrying pictures belonging to the art collection which the Republicans are sending to Gen eva have been reported bombed by Nationalists on the read from Figueras to the frontier. It is not ki-rwn whether they were \amaged. A telegram cf protest has
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    HOW TO SHORTEN CONVALESCENCE
    98 5 Along "convalescence is tedious and tiring to both doctor and patient. After many operations and illnesses, digestion is affected and impaired, yet it is necessary to eat well to regain your strength quickly. The trouble is that the very thought of food is often repulsive. Doctors
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    Is Austria Becoming Worse?
    116 5 Reuter. Vienna, Feb. 5. MUST admit Hat the t-ndard of lif- in Austria has not improved .)ncr- th? An chluss, and that a greater iuimb?r rf people ar> °.;i!mb':i:'- fia nst the government" rr'd H?rr Buercke, Vi nna'i n-v.- Nasi Parly leader. r peaking at. ah"-
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      53 5 I Everything can be bought at one shopping Provisions, Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, etc. Patent Medicines and Beauty Preparations, News and Fev;< dicaK Fashion Bo?ks. etc., etc.. etc. Wholesale Retail We cordially invite your calls or enquiries. NAINA MOHAMEJf SONS. General Storekeepers Special Suppliers, 1 5, Raffles Place, also at Kuala
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      80 5 nkl' of taking HALIBUT LIVER OIL Every bottle of B*ltbomxp is a bottlol concentrated Vitamins A and D from Halibut Liver O:' and Vitamin C from fresh orange*. In no other way arthese blended together so skilfully th.i here is absolute'v no h»hy taste. A 'onderful health restorative. Prevent*, dangerous
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      538 5 j Let us make a complete analysis of I your eye trouble! One moderate charge covers entire cost. Examination. .Glasses. .Frames. ThOMP/ON \jPTICAt C 2 Qualified Eyesight Specialists. 4, ARCADE BLDG., PHONE 3002. tt. A. Thompson. Dr. of Ocular Scicnr* CHEONG KOON SENG CO., LTD., (Incorporated In Singapore). GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
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    ADDED INGREDIENT PROTECTS TEETH Destroys mouth acids too
    200 6 Even the most sparkl'ng white teeth are not safe from decay. Very often, on close examination, you will discover sma'l brown specks which are a sign of the painful cavities to come later on. One of t! c major causes of these
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    CHAINED TO A BURDEN OF FATIGUE ?
    258 6 CHAINED TO A BURDEN OF FATIGUE Tired to death -sleepless—lrritable ageing far too quickly—these are tm trials which beset too man} nun ano women who Live out their liv m in tht Tropics. Yet it need not be so. T*u system is only crying out lor a tovic stimulating diet,
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    ELLSWORTH'S CLAIMS
    38 6 Reuter. rrv, A Hobart, Feb. 5. The American explorer Lincoln Ellsworth who arrived here from the expedition of South Polar regions claimed lour hundred and thirty thousand square miles of Antartic for the United btates Reuter.
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    French Overtures To Franco
    128 6 Reuter. Paris. r« l>. TPHE press attaches consider. able importance to M. Berard's dispatch to Burgos. Left Wing papers are hostil. alleging that ML Bonnet derided on the trip without approval of the cabi.:* The Right wing papers appi i the move. Accordinu to Petit Parisien
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    'Exchanged' Wife's Plea Refused
    273 6 r\XE of two wives who tated recciilly that they had agreed to exchange husbands made a vain nlea at Weymouth Juvenile Court for the return of her three children. "If we can have the kiddies back.*' the woman declared, "my husband and I havp agreed to
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      242 6 E E J- SLLF- PRIMING PUMP complete with built-in engine to operate on Diesed oil weighs only 91 lbs. I Handles water thick with mud or sana without clogging from seepage to 15,000 gals, per hour j Self-PrLmed at 28 ft. suction lift— 7U ft. delivery head. 1 The biggest
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      76 6 NEW STOCKS OF 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. 7922. I P3. 1 I STAYING INDOORS is a pleasure which hundreds 1 nowaday enjoy through Broad- s casting facilities,
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      791 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Ot>Ut!nab!» of mil Chimin* m*4 Storm I J ANNUAL READING GANDHI ASTROLOGER. S >v send your date anc time ot birtrr or tht time 01 writing the j letter ana approxlvlteSPi?/ male *ge. You will \he 66 furnishea with particulars regarding famhy, profession health, income, expense*
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      4 6 IZAm-Buk J hebbml Ointment
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      25 6 I 1939 AMERICAN H.M.V. RADIOS RADIOGRAM MODFI 11 QU '1 RCA TUBES. Sole Agentj: KEE HUAT RAD!O CO. 12M24, Orchard Rear!, f SINGAPORE. 'PHONE 45GG
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      23 6 JUST RECEIVED Household Brush Rag Rug and Linoleum VARIOUT3 SIZES. BABA Co., Ltd. MIDDLE ROAD. BABA STORE 162, ORCHARD ROAD. 23, STAMFORD ROAD.
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      907 6 Song And Piano Recital From NE\X/§ Singapore, 7 p. m. ff^O^fc^Slfc SINGAPORE LONDON 'jiJa^IBBB^ A/^Bm ZHL 215 metres (1.33 mcs) TRANSMISSION 5. II fc |£j 1 ZHP 30.96 metres (9.C9 me s) GSB 9.51 Mcs (31.55 m) Jj B m\\M W\ p.m. MM Blip IV V 1 5.00 Malay vocalsr
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    Her First Boy Friend
    152 7 itfOOD sossips. who have 11' raiting for more than a l? r w hom vivacious Olympe „U t hocse for her first ,1 up now distressed be- more is known about man than that he is .ndsonie, the son of a well[iplomal and a student at
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    Frenchy, Frenchy
    56 7 II inin_ Kav Mil!and. OWmpe Bradna and Irene IKi -vey, >a> picture wh eh wiil appeal to those who like a good br-ght ;4n' a seamen at the Pavilion Theat re this week and shou d !l I combtner sophisticated farce with merry romance and partner for the
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    ENTERTAINMENT PAGE Veteran (Lady) Film Cutter Awed At Task Of Editing Suez
    196 7 BARBARA McLean is Holly wood s editor-in-chiet. She dares to shorten Tyrone Power's movie kisses, she lets Sonja Henie skate tor 30 seconds more than the script intended, and she keeps Loretta Young beautiful by deleting a'scene where
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    HOW IT'S DONE
    159 7 Miss McLean's Mcvieola is a ccmbination ol phencgraph and movie projector. When she runs the film through the machine a magnifying lens enlarges lach panel in the strip and the sound comes out cf a baby loudspeaker. "The director shcola every important rcene from several angles.' .she
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    DIFFICULTIES APLENTY
    82 7 "The terrible sand storm, which weeps everything before it. is the dramatic hWight of the picture," sa\s Sfss McLean. "In cutting it, we must ,rtain the-Spectacle and the terror and ye a Se story with the closeups must be kept going at Storm or no storm, there must
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    ONE CANDLE
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    Cyclone Wrecks Equipment Of Movie Co.
    229 7 BELIEVED to be the strangest phenomenon ever witnessed by a Hollvwocd motion picture cornpan* on Iccation a "California cyclone" to-day had swept down cut cf the Malibu mountains and completely destroyed a commissary tent In which Bob Burns, Fay Baintev, John Beal. Jean Parker
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    HUGE SHIP SET FOR NEW FILM
    61 7 UNDER supervision of marine draughtsmen a construction crew at Paramount studio nears completion of a huge ship set to be used m King 01 M Thl% reproduces a section a freight-passenger vessel, the "ailing out of San Francisco It is more than 200 feet
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    Wayne Morris Boxes His Way To Stardom
    268 7 4 STRAPPING, smiling, handA some voting fellow who is rapidly two-fisting his way to the front ranks of motion P" lur sVars is Bert De Wayne Morris known on the screen by just the last two names.—Wayne Morris. Chosen by movie observers, most
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    THEY SKATED TO FAME
    36 7 On- the acts oi the Preston Trio now appearing at the Neu World Dan c Hall The Protons' speciality is vaudeville on roller They all hold Hall me rr championships in Australia—Tribune.
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    Dr. A.J. Cronin, Author Of "The Citadel"
    437 7 Read About... AJ CRONIN, author of "The Citadel' was born in the Scottish village of i Cardross on July 19th. 1896. At the early age cf five, he was sent daily to the local school and then to a Jesuit college He entered
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      71 7 wm\LmYi XA that's what everybody says on 1 W tasting Crosse Blackwell s I \MWB nourishing and tasty soups. mBBLM W It is the obvious verdict C.&B. Soups contain only the very finest ingredients, splendid meat and fresh vegj the U J* J^* s f I Cro§sef| MB' I Blackwell
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      249 7 SINGAPORE AFTER DARK\ I I CAPITOL: "If I Were King" AI.HAMRRA: "Snet' i «vtl ION: "The Citadel." ROYAL: "Balamani." MARLBOROUGH: "Sevasadhan'\ ROXY: "Alexander's Ragtime Band". JUBILEE: "Mystery Mountain." GARRICK: "Romance in Movieland" and "Gill Stories." HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shows, cinema, and other attractions. NEW WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shows, merry-go-round,
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    Epidemic Of Flu And Sore Throats: Water The Cause?
    214 9 if ANY of Colombo's medical men *W wring with considerable the continued rise in the i uses of f<*ver, sore throat, colds, and »ho milder form Without putting too tasis upon it. there is nature of an epiand the drought, with
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    Woman Accuses Her Defending Lawyer
    244 9 JJAITRE Jean Louis Thaon, famous French barrister, was accused f having* 11 defendinff in the Paris A size Court recently Received stolen money: Dictated a fata statement to herFalsified a letter. Fhe accusation* were made by Mme. Marguerite Textor. who a tax collector named Vechart,
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    Council Of State To Act For The King
    341 9 A. r >^u ll^° f Stute be a PP° int ed to act for the King while ho and the Queen are on their Canadian and American tour in June. The Councillors will be the Duke of Gloucester the Duke of Kent,
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    Mr. Ahearne's Big Stick Argument Criticised
    234 9 (From Our Special Representative) Madras, Jan. 28 THE threat that Malaya would be 1 thrown open to people of other countries if Indian labour is not available implied in a Press interview given by the Hon. Mr. C. D. Ahearne, leader of the Malayan
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    ITALY TAKES LESS FOREIGN GOAL
    195 9 (Jenoa. 'FHE amount of Mai vhieh Italy Is importing Kfl d.-Teas' n.L r thoug'i the large -hare of MiC imports! wh'cn comes from Great Rrita'n s!;ov s SB increase. Figure i now available reveal that during the first ten months of 1938 Italy imported 10,029,953
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    London's "Eyes"
    66 9 Photo shows unloading latesttype searchlights which will be used in the defence of London against air attack, at Warley Barracks (Essex) wner e the Ist London Anti-Aircraft Di visit/* 11 stationed. The seachlights are transported on small caterpillar tractors and each has its drum of cable. On left
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    RUXTON CASE ECHO
    198 9 THERE was an unusual sequel recently 1 to the Ruxton murder case. At the Manchester Assizes in 1936 Dr Buck Ruxton. and Indian in practice at Lancaster, was sentenced to death for the murder of his wife. Recently the Royal Society of Anyannounced that the "Swiney Prize
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    His Model Wife Was A Raider
    374 9 l.onriiMi jyjODEL wife and mother by day, housebreaker by night, Alice Kenee Barns, aged fort; -three, was sentenced at Liverpool Quartet Sessions recently to six months* imprisonment in the second division. Her husband and three children knew nothing of her exploits. but she admitted
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    THE PLIGHT OF JAPAN
    675 10 THE hostility with which Great Britain is regarded by a considerable section of opinion in Japan is shown by a manifesto which has been issued by an organisation known as the Shiun-So and published in the form of "an open letter to the President of the
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    Urgent Need Of Social Legislation
    870 10  -  First Steps This Year THE PROBLEM OF DISTRESS By C. H. Stanley Jones MALAYA— Singapore in particular—as rt field for experiment in social service was the theme of an address by Brigadier Lord to Penang Rotarians a fewdays ago. In that address the Salvation Army
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    75 10 ACCORDING Lo a literary critic, 1933 saw some gallant efforts by a smail band of novelists who will probably never receive public recognition. The thin, unread line of heroes. "American gunmen are being imitated everywhere by hooligans,'* declares a writer. The copy gats A scientist tells us
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    DEFENCE REGISTER FOR MALAYA IN PREPARATION
    399 11 Voluntary Service Drive This Week t COMPREHENSIVE drive for foiuntarv Singapore, Monday. A darted upon in the Colony this w., 2T is U ta ral WG. S. Dobbie, Genera] om C er CoZ b > 8., .tati n Singapore i„ nro| n vo]u^r «dl
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    TO-NIGHT AT 8 P.M.
    22 11 eai bu the G.O.C Malaya, of volunteers for dete broadcast from the fl.tf.fi.C station to-night at 8 p.m.
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    AMBASSADOR IN PEIPING
    26 11 •"> Sir Alexander C'arke h ambassador, has arI v from Tientsin on an I r a week. This is the he has visited Peiping.—
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    STOP PRESS RAILWAY STRIKE
    34 11 1 1 ,a umpur office strVes that H V' l ,y trik ers at Seutul are asr <_ on rl J IGe tlie J'heds and ino police fJ Monthly.paid rr.pr» have
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    Society Girl Weds In Snow Storm
    102 11 In a heavy snowstorm which almost led to the postponement of the ceremony, the Hon. Anne Wigram, god-daughter < i Queen .Mary, was married to Mi John Leslie Harvey at St. George's Chapel, Windsor Castle—the fhst wsdding there for more than 25 years. There
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    French overtures to Franco
    120 11 Paris. Feb. 5. THE press attaches considerable importance to the sending of M. Berard as French envoy to Burgos. Left Wing papers are hostile alleging Ihat M. Bonnet decided en the trip without approval of the cabinet. The Right Wing papers approve the move. According to
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    VALENCIA AS NEW G.H.O.
    218 11 Reuter. Paris, Pet. S. SKNOK Company*, president of Catalonia, and Scnor Atuerre, the Basque president have arrived in France and have asked for diplomatic passports to allow them to remain. Meanwhile. President Asana i« proceeding to Paris. It is understood the Spanish Govern men! is t»>
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    ITALIANS WILL NOT LEAVE SPAIN
    335 11 Reuter Rome, Feb. 5. THE Fascist Grand Council which met here last night has issued a communique which states that itr.lian volunteers will not leave Spain until after Franco's victory is complete Satisfaction is expressed at Hitlers recent, declaration of solidarity with Italy. r>.,' >
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    STAGE SET FOR THE PALESTINE PARLEY
    218 11 Reuter 'Php a,, i i London, Feb. "i. I hi. Arabs who have arrived for the Palestine talks have held a Mr \\Tn COn ,t tion the past week, including talks With mi. Macllonald, and it is understood that aßreement has been readied. rei>resont^!
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    JAPAN'S NEW TRADE AGREEMENTS
    59 11 Reuter. Feb. 5.—A Foreign Office .-pokesman announced that negotiations were proceeding for reciprocal foreigi trade arrangements with Germany France. Finland. Venezuela, Argentina Paraguay and Uruguay. He added that similar agreements had already been concluded with Turkey Italy, Poland and Australia Tre that the new agreements were
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    NEW REICHSBANK POLICY
    60 11 Reuter. Berlin, Feb 5 -The Reichsbank baa abandoned the practice of buying bill> of exchange and cheques issued in foreign currencies exclusively at the Re:chsbank discount rates and WIT in tuture purchase them at the discountrate of the country jn whose currency they are issued. It will
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    CONSCRIPTION IN MANCHUKUO
    185 11 Two Millions To Be f Called Up Shanghai. Feb. G. A CCOBDING to information emanat- ins from foreign sources, it is stated that Japan is mobilising 2.000.C00 able-bodied men in Manchukuo. They will be trained as soldiers in order to reinforce the Japanese Army which has been
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    54 11 Reuter. Geneva, Feb. 5.—Fifty officials of the International Labour Office will lose jobs as a result of economy cuts, approved in the private session of the administra- I tive council. The council has decided to save 800.000 francs a year in salaries Involving a suppression of 30 first class and
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    Special guards for the Royal family
    324 11 Reuter. London, Fob. 5. j fihhh have been dramatic developments in the efforts of the authorities to prevent further bomb outrages. Police are keeping all-nignt <- ard at the grounds of the Royal Lodge, Windsor, where Their Majesties and the Princesses are spending their
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    PACTS MUST BE ALTERED
    95 11 Reuter. Rome, Feb. 5. "Tin democracies must get it into thrir heads that they have to confer territories and recognise certain rights," says the Italian newspaper, Relazienal Internazionali commenting on Italion national aspirations. Referring to Hit»er\ statement that Germany will be at Italy's side in the
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    Congress calls for ultimatum to Britain
    125 11 Reuter. TJalpaiguH, Bengal Feb. 5. HE Congress political Conference passed a resolution affirming India's right to frame ber own ionstitrtion by means of a constituent assembly. It reiterates imcompromlsing opposition to federation, urging the AH India Congress to give a six months ultima- turn
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    Railways Chief Urges Strikers To Return To Work
    551 12 OFFICIAL STATEMENT Protection Promised [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. THE tit nation created by the lock-out declared by the Railway Mithoril.es following the sit-in strike in the Central Wrokshops, Senfnl. is the subje< lof anxious informal discussion amonff the 2,000
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    A WARNING
    172 12 If work is not resumed to-day it will be necessary, having regard to the failure of the employees to carry out their duties, to close the Workshops. In the event of the Workshops being closed men who desire the Assistant Mechanical Engineer to work should apply at the
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    SPEEDING UP FRENCH PRODUCTION
    55 12 Reuter. Paris, Feb. s.—Five decrees have been issued to implement M. Reynaud's tcheme for speeding up French production. Three are designed to encourage industrial and commercial establishments and the improvement of plant. The fourth aims at reducing the charaei of the companies v/hich reorganise; Tic fifth
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    THE MEN'S DEMANDS
    94 12 TBI two thousand workmen of the s, ntul Railway Workshops, inter alia, demand: (1) Gratuity of one months pay very year instead of 15 days as at present. <1) Three da>s' absence without have, in a monih. General increments with effect from 1939, of not less than
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    Singapore's Anniversary
    72 12 A hundred and twenty years have .since Raffles founded Singapore and, in celebrating its anniversary tod v the civ.c authorities and people ol the Settlement look back upon twelve decades of progress. 11 was largely due to the foresight of the administrators of the early 19th century that
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    Gestener Chief Here
    70 12 H. V Culpan. general manager of Gertttner Ltd., arrived in Singapore this morning on beard the East Asiatic vessel I.ilandia. He is accompanied by his wife. Mr. Culpan is on a tcui of inspection of Qe&U tner unices throughout the East, and his tour will lake him
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    F.M.S. CAR LICENSES
    59 12 Up to the end of 1938. 17.551 licences v. ere In force in the Federated Malay Stater, according to statistics compiled from the returns of the Registrars of Motor Vehicles. Gross receipts for the year amounted to $1,259,925. Refunds for the second half half of 1938, on
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    ROTARY TALKS
    42 12 Miss Nellie W:ng and Mr. Lim Kin San. students of Raffles College, are addressing the Singapore Rotary Club on Wednesday. Miss Wong is speaking on "College Life as I see it." while Mr. Lim's subject is "What price Raffles College?
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    AIR MAIL
    12 12 An Imperial air mail is expected i;> Singapore to-morrow morning.
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    JEWISH WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    226 12 A PRETTY wedding took place at the Hased El Synagogue. Singapore, yesterday afternoon, between Mr. M. Meyer Jacob (son of Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Jacob of Singapore i and Miss Matilda Joseph (daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Joseph of Iraqi. The bridegroom is an analyst
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    Lord Strabolgi Discounts Talk Of War This Year
    300 12 fJ*HAT a strongly defended Empire preserves the peace of the world was an opinion expressed by Lord Strabolgi, Lt.-Com-mander J. ML Kenworthy, R. N. (retired), in the course of an interview given to a Tribune representative on his arrival yesterday at 2
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    RUBBER CROP
    24 12 The crop of the Ayer Molek Rubber Co., Ltd., for January was 15,897 lb, a total for three months of 44.709 lb.
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    DEATH OF OIL KING DETERDING
    506 12 II* OIR Henri Deterding, K.B.E., the n Oil King," died on Sunday at The Hague, states a Reuter message. Sir Henri Deterding was called upon to earn his living at a comparatively early age, his father, a master mariner, dying when his son was only
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    MR. T. W. ONG
    50 12 i Mr. T. W. Ong, of Messrs Braddeil Bros., and Mrs. Ong had Int leave for Europe on Feb. 14. As. however. Mrs. Ong is only jost out of hospital and has been I advised not to travel for the pn their departure has been postponed
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    THE CONTE VERDE
    29 12 The Lloyd Triestino liner Conte Verde Is due at Singapore at 8 p.m. to-day (Monday) and will sail for Colombo anu Europe tc-morrow at 5.30 pm.
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    Murder Charge After Johore Exhumation
    180 12 (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Sunday. HOW the Discovery of a heap of newly dug-up earth by a weeding kepala in a rubber estate at Gelang Patah, Johore Bahru on Oct 31 led to the exhumation of the body of a Chinese, was related
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    NEWLY DUG-UP EARTH
    137 12 At about 11 a.m. on Oct. 31 when witness was passing accused's hut he saw accused packing his belongings Witness asked him where he was going and was told that he was leaving the hut to live in a bigger kongsi about half a mile away. "Shortly
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    "KILLED BY ROBBERS"
    153 12 Continuing, witness said that accused then told him that he had buried Kfct Seng there after two robbers had killed him. The police were informed and investigation:' on the spot revealed the body of a Chinese buried there. The body was identified as that of Kiat Seng's.
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    PYTHON CAUGHT AT TANJONC RHU
    101 12 YESTERDAY evening a 20-foot python was captured on a vacant niece of land at Tanjong Rhu. The python caused some ai>prehension to the residents around, as it was seen some weeks ago by one of the residents of Tan ions Rhu WM* a attacked his
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    Roosevelt's Statement Hot A Denial, Says A German Newspaper
    150 13 Reuter. Berlin, Feb. 5. Xachtaosgabe commenting on Air. Roosevelt's he said that the American fror.tiers were now in "Roosevelt's statement is not a denial at ah and is dusl in the eyes of the American people. His ►nfirmf his incitement policy/
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    Italian Officers Pelted With Rotten Eggs
    76 13 Reuter. i nnnma, Feb. 5. ADMIRAL Somigk) and other officers of the Italian cruisers Savoia and Ducadeaosta wore pelted with rotten eggs as they passed through Panama City this morning returning from an official visit to the President Arose Mena. One of the assailants
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    "DOWN WITH GANDHISM!" SHOUT STUDENTS
    39 13 Reuter. Bombay, Feb. .">. deiil marked I oi Bengal Conerencs al Jalpai-•-1 ric Socialist it ion reeted Subhas ut of "Down with urd (I as a srquol Lenient in which he appointment at >se. Renter.
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    MOONEY'S DOMESTIC TANGLE
    37 13 London. Feb. 5. m interview: "The v and myseil t in the past sixteen 51: He added i p able sympathy i ner music teacher ral Re- I hal her hust hich was t!»-
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    To-day's News Review
    491 13 fov ed the example ing a secret nd Council certain apparent.'be revealed me. Whether he ily threatened had not taken I we shall never .pal'on express that -te would is been borne ahaa troops i until raneo it) an try has iof not alter U t will
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    Franco's Troops Camp In Tarragona
    63 13 Photo i hows men of General Franco s rorces, their rifles and kit stacked in the load way. camp in one of the squares of Tarragona, after they had ciptured th? Catalonian town. At left are two ambulances and in backg.ound, groups of civilians talking
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    What The Stars Foretell
    248 13 TO-MORROW FOR ALL READERS. A slew-moving day so don't expend much energy unnecessarily. Potent stars favour sporting activities, and reasonable chances may be taken in business matters. A bad day for love and sentiment and journeys should be avoided where possible. SPECIAL INFLUENCES: February 20 to
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    CROATS TO BE INCLUDED IN CABINET
    64 13 Reuter. Belgrade, Feb. 5 —11. Zvetkovitch. charged with the formation of the cabinet is one of the five ministers whose resignation led to M. Soyadinovitch's downfall. He will try to include Croat representatives in the Cabin :t and thus make a direct contact to
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    Flight To The Cape
    33 13 Reuter. London, Feb. 5. Alex Henshaw, the airman, took off from Gravcsend at 10.55 G.M.T. in an attempt to fly to the Capt and back in under four days.--Reuter.
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    LORD CHATFIELD
    78 13 Reuter. I London. Feb. 5.--Lord Chatfield, •he new Minister of Co-ordination of De fence arrived in England on his return from India where he had boon studying problems of Indian defence. Lord Chatfield told Reuter that hLs commit tee had studied the defence o! Indta and its problems
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    DONEGAL MEN RETURN TO IRELAND
    69 13 Reuter. London, Feb. 5. FOLLOWING explosions in England hundreds of Donegal men are returning home from English employment, they d'Clare that public feeling in London. Glasgow and elsewhere is against further employment ol Irishmen. Fianna Fail clubs in the County of Dcnegal urged De Vale.a
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    Entire Family Killed By Fire
    95 13 Reuter. London, Feb. 4. FIREMEN fought their way to the top floor of a blazing two-storey houje In Pennyfields. Limehouse, and found a young married couple, and their fivc-vear-old daughter and a six months' old baby boy huddled together near a window, all dead, exceDt
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    Hungarian Diplomats Withdraw From Moscow
    38 13 Reuter. Moscow, Feb 5 —In obedience to sum- mairy instructions from Budapest the Udt of the Hungarian legation Is de parting immediately. The Polish legation is temporarily taking of Hungarian affairs in Moscow.—Reuter.
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    Martial Law In Hungary
    36 13 Reuter. Budapest, Feb. s.—Martial law is decreed throughout Hungary as a result ol yesterday's bombing outrage at the synagogue. It provides severe summary penalties including the death sentence for all terrorist offences.—Reuter.
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    184 13 Ajrhred from Saig:n Dy KNILM plane PK-AFK": Mr. Montaiien. Mr. Jansen. Left for N.E.I, by KNILM plane "PKAFK": Mr. Montaiien, Mr. E. R. Campmo'. Mr. and Mrs Cohen, Miss and Mas Ip-; Cohen. Arrived from N.E.I, by X.L.M. plane "PH-ALT": Mr. Pepper, Mr de Stoppe laar. Mr.
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    LEAGUE RESULTS AND TABLES
    1433 15 English League DIVISION I 2 Sunderland 0 15 Charhoii A. 4 I 2 Derby C. 2 l Grimsby T. 2 T l Whampton W. 2 h 2 Leeds U. 0 I v Evertan 3 I i Preston NE. 1 i Bolton W. 2 v Aston Villa
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    RUGBY Wales Beat Scotland In International Rugger
    169 15 Fierce Tackling On Both Sides Cardiff, Feb. 4. d of 55,000 and on an excellent turf, Wales beat Lit rugger to-day by 11 points (a goal, a try and a three points (a penalty goal). E Gotland provided appeared set for I was
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    Hongkong Hold Malaya To A Draw
    116 15 >:< n Correspondent Hongkong, Feb. 4. J an Rugby team visiting played their first ternoon, meeting the Rugby Club. ended in a draw of all. and this result was n of the run of play, for me all through. led at half-time by 14
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    EMILIO BETTINA WINS WORLD CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE
    148 15 Reuter. New York, Feb. 1. AT Madison Square Garden, a crowd of 1".00 D saw tha world's ciuiscrweight title fight, aeccrdina to the New York State Vhlelic Commission, in whirh Emilio Bettina from Beacon. New York, technically knocked r*al Tiger Fox, th 2 Negro
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    DRAW FOR DAVIS CUP
    134 15 New York, Feb. 5. The Davis up Challenge Round v. ill be played an 3 and 4 at the Mr rim Cricket Club, Havcrford, Pennsylvania. Following is the draw:— EUROPEAN ZONE Byes into second round. Czechoslovakia. Norway. Belgium-India, and Monaco. First round matches Yugoslavia vs. Ireland
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    St. Andrew's Annual Rugger
    261 15 Singapore, Saturday, j rurrpr Park to-day, the annaul PLAYED' on a g^m r-Hrf r not* fixture between th< A.. (o (h (a try), in win for the latter latter b> live pw Mt „f very high "V tho- -ho took part standard, was ne\ 1 '"The
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    CHINA TO PARTICIPATE IN OLYMPICS
    101 15 liumtk nt;. I eb. 5. IX is teyofftci thai china ha* decided to participate in the Twelfth O'ympic Meet of the Wcrld to be held at Finnish Capital. Helsinki, in 1940 in spite of t l> e Sino-Japanese War. At a inciting held in Chungking
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    S.C.R.C. SOCCER
    121 15 THE following are th< teams for the Married and Singles game on Tuesday following which prizes to the winners of the league will be distributed. Singles: Messrs. Wee Aik Chan Patrick Yee Tan Huck Wan. Teo Monv, Joo, Ong Swee Law, Fam Cnco Bens, Low Kte Pow, Yap
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    Cycling Carnival A Great Success
    419 15 THi: second annua! cycle race meeting for the Singapore Championships, organised by Mr. Ong Chin Beng of the Malayan Publicity Bureau, held yesterday at the Jalan Besar Stadium proved a great success. Every item was run off smoothly and ho competition was very keen. The
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    PERAK BEAT SELANGOR BY WIDE MARGIN
    479 16 P BRAE'S 1 l»l and most eagerly await:d hini-State hockey fixture with Selangol was marred by wit aeather on Saturday. On a water logged pitch gocd hockey, of ti ni ira 1 «npl< t» ly oat »<t the question, bnl Ihi homsten adapted them
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    St. Andrew's Yearly "Rugby" Dinner
    284 16 Singapore. Sunday. U/'ELL attended and an unqualified success, the annual rugby dinner held las' night by the St. Andrew's Old Boys brought to a close their rugger activities. Conspicuous in the centie of the hall was the 'Kicking Cup' presented lor annual competition by Mr.
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    Eight Perak Men In North Hockey Side
    106 16 I From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Sunday. THE following ha c been selected to represent the North at hockey in the annual North versus South fixture which will be layed at Kuala Lumpur on Feb o xo. F. R. Toft (Pic); G. Laßrooy
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    SPORTS EVENTS
    38 16 High Tide: 12.0" a.m. «9.4 feet). 11.45 am. < 10.5 feeti Uiw Tide: 5.17 a.m. (3 feeti. 6.22 p.m. (5 inchesi. Hockey: S.R.C. vs. RAF. lI—S R C Boxing: Singapore 3cxmg A-sn. Meet tag 5 p.m. I
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    TONY GALENTO KNOCKS OUT BROWN
    79 16 Reuter. TONY GALENIC? fcnorkjd o.it Nati- fc'imil <>' ir mnntc thiitcrn teeondl after the start of the fourth round In a beavywciht right on Saturday. Oak aio mashed his way t,» victory wtth heavy rights, down ins bis exponent ten ton Before the Hght Ga'ento
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    Growing Popularity Of Table Tennis
    461 16 Sinvanor HPHE eighth annua] A of the Singapore Table Association was heid y< noon at the Board Room of t£ Straits Chinese Becreat r Mr. Ghee Soon presided among those present wei Ong, Dr. Tay Kun Swan Chew Sun. K. Kiriu, Ch Van Ah Hian.
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    Schoolmaster Crook Stole Man's Savings
    288 16 London. PLAUSIBLE, cultured Edward Jones, graduate of Harvard 1 Rity, ex-minister, ex-social worker, ex-school master, convict, will spend the next 12 months in gaol for "thi cruel thing of robbing a poor man of his life savings/ White housemaster at a farm trainIns: co'ony at
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    Spanish President Leaves For Paris
    292 17 Nationalists' Rapid Advance Paris, Feb. 5. yi rict ture of Perpignan announces that Premier Negrin i;j s ministers left Figuer a s this morning by air for Madi, Ml A/ana is coming to Perpignan en route to Paris. He r t r( i by members
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    Fascist Grand Council Communique
    159 17 Reuter. Rome. Feb. 5. THE newspapers to-day all comment with high praise on the communique of the Fascist Grand Council. Signor Gayda, writing in "Geornale d'ltalia" says that the whole meeting was dedicated to discussion of foreign affairs. All the world expected a speech from the
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    Raub Gold Mining Company Progress Report
    487 17 IT the genera) manager of the Raufa Australian Gold Ltd., tor the fow? weeks ended Jan. 28 is as follows UND DEVELOPMENT •am Winzing and Cutting Rising Total Ft Ft. Ft. 43P 61 826 213 15 447 291) 39 476 212 31 332 1162
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    Girls Gun Crowd For Thrill
    118 17 New York. TWO hard-drinking, cigarette-smok- ing schoolgirls. "Gun-molls," threw Long Island Railway station into a terror to-day by peppering it with revolver shots. With cigarettes between their nicotine-stained fingers, the girls Mary Primavera, fourteen, and Mona Whitworth, fifteen, were amusing themselves in the police station
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    FRONTIER BUDGET
    32 17 (United Press). The budget session of the Frontier Legislative Assembly will commence on Mar. 6 next and Will be held in the new Assembly Chamber at Peshawar.— i United PresaJ
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    Jap Warships Near Waichow
    230 17 Chinese Central News Agency. AFFICIAL despatches from Chungking. dated Satin day and received by radio through the Chinese Consulate-General in Singapore, state: The number of Japanese warships near Waichow Island, in the Hongkong Bay region off Southwest Kwangtunc, has been increased to thirty, includin:'. a number
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    CHINESE CIVIC CENTRE What Readers Are Saying
    368 17 Strong Protest Against i Suggested Site We welcome intelligent letters on any subject from readers, but in publishing them we do not necessarily associate ourselves with the views expressed. [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune1 Sir,—Mr. Tan Kah Kee has said many
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    THIS SOCIAL EVIL
    214 17 \To the Editor of the Mama mow* j Sir With reference to the letter by "Asiatic Youth," I wish to point out to him that may be he belongs to> one of ihe conservative families, when he mentions that we cannot trust Asiatic parents because they have
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    ARE YOU SIMPLY "HANGING ON":
    215 17 The condition of your gu.eral health can well be guaged by your feelings in the morning. Do you rise feeling youthful, fresh and bright? Do you go off to the day's work with a light step and happy spirit? Or is 71 all ;ust the
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    Tide Of China War May Take A Turn Within Next Few Months ECONOMIC RETALIATION AGAINST JAPAN BY BRITAIN, FRANCE AND AMERICA
    291 18 More Soviet Help For Chiang r Shanghai. frOKhKiIS military observers are of the opinion that China with foreign assistance has a fair chance to turn the tide war within
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    EXPANDING EXPORT TRADE
    88 18 Sharghai. |N an attempt to increase exports, leadj 4 tag Chinese exporters organised in j Chungking an export firm to be known I as the Fu Shing Shang Yen Company (Revival Commercial Company). Capitalised at $10,000,000. the firm will have Mr. K. f*. Chen, Managing Director of
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    JAPAN'S 'FEET OF CLAY' HAVE SUNK INTO MUD
    217 18 Chungking. "WfECAUSE of the heroic Uteri' nM flees of our gallant defenders, Japan's feet of clay have ROtt sunk into deep mud, and our final victory is no far aivny." mid General Chiang Kai-Shek, ('<• m •rnnder-in-Chief of the Chinese forces, m
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    Large Cotton Mill For Yunnan
    131 18 Hongkong. I)LA\S arc being formulated by the Bank of China, the Bank of Communications and the Futien Bank of Yunnan for the organisation of a large-scale cotton mill in Kunming. The pi ejected concern will also undertake to do dyeing work. A preparatory committee has
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    New Agricultural Schools In China
    284 18 Three-Year Plan Evolved I By Education Ministry Chungking. pOR the training of more competent students in farming, the Ministry Of Education ha*started three year plan for the establishment of 36 agrkultuial schools, both advanced and elementary in the north-west -outh-we.t and west parts of China,
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    REVIVING THE NATION
    67 18 Chungking. rjREAT optimism is lelt here after the lh/cent 1 n! < r omintane Plenar >' Flu Cent al Government has figured out a comprehensive scheme to carry out the i'vivnu.. ihe nation by continuum the resistance and putting into effect sound political programmes Every kind of
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    BRITISH LOAN TO CHINA
    187 18 War Supplies To Enter Indo-China Duty-Free? uporlirt nc.itl.x compku- b) (he l.mulon Daily Herald. I Official and Anaiiancial circles Here appeared assured of the success of getting a loan from Britain, but. the exa( i amount of the credit was unknown Foreign observers opined that loans
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    Mammoth Task For Single-Track Rlys.
    471 18 TRANSPORT OF TROON AND REFUGEES F}URING the first year of the Stno-Japanese war morn Chinese troops and 2 391,400 tons of war materials sver the five single-tracked Chinese railways hangchow, the Peipiag-Haitkow, the Heatsin-Puko tow, and the Chekiang-Kiangsi Railways—in 10.02» m i!ii I,: n II
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    Guerilla Leader Dies After Long Illness
    157 18 SUUL I QNt: "f China's must intr. y leer commanders in U wen. lv*aag Teh tin died here la a preieufed illaen >i the age Hfs native toy; r Chi-SilW u l(( s in the s nfth east section <»f Shantmtg prevince. Gen. Wang
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    RUMOURS REFUTED
    60 18 Chungking. A spokesm: Wu Pei-tu told press n ing an interview on Jan t Peil that current rumours coi veteran warrior were entirely un Oeneral Wu, he said, has n« ed to head any Jap nese organ. The circular telegram i been issued by Gen< to the spokesman,
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    INCREASED DEMAND FOR INDIAN LABOUR IN MALAYA
    972 19 Report For 1937 JL [From Our Own Correspondent] Jan. 27. IJOW recovery in Malayan tin and rubber industries resulted in an exodus of Indian labourers to Malaya, is revealed in the latest annual report of the Commissioner of Labour, Madras, for the year
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    Rupees Five Crores Loss In Customs
    127 19 Aew Delhi. nl over five crores 10.000) in the net tine is shown in available for the 1 h of the current compared with »d last year. > r had anticipated ded for a diminution half crores in the for the whole ye9r. has
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    CRIMINAL TRIBES' TO CONFER
    85 19 I Calcutta. lißlMadia Criminal Tribes ConA being organised for to be held at Tripuri the ii, r ress session. Ircar, Vice-President l Iready started work; I 2nd is in communica-1 I is in ether Provinces who I the welfare proI 1 liberaties of the I people"
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    Rangoon Mayoral Election
    96 19 (United Press). Rangoon. I*' 1 v Uyar, in a letter 1 Press, expiate* his supBurman in the recent ion (details of which published in these the attitude of the 1 the election was of convention (the the Mayoralty Indian this year) f one yeai- i Ida that
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    MADRAS MINISTER
    21 19 the Madras GovLon. Ministerand Prisons and will hereafter be M i rust c r-in -charge u «ned Press.) I
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    WOMEN'S LEGAL RIGHTS
    168 19 New Delhi. AN examination of the position of women under the existing laws with special reference to their various rights and disabilities is urged in a resolution tabled by Mrs. K. Radhabai Subbaroyan, M.L.A. (Central). The resolution runs as follows:— This recommends to the Gover-nor-General in Council
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    EXEMPTION FROM VACCINATION
    190 19 (United Press). DR. A. Lakshmipathi, Vice-Presi-dent, Indian Naturopathic Association, Madras, writes: "The Secretary, the Indian Naturopathic Association, Madras, addressed the Premier Madras Government, a letter dated Nov. 27, 1938, requesting that a clause be introduced in the Public Health Bill, exempting those who had" conscientious objections to
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    Sales Tax On Petrol
    185 19 (United Press). Bombay. A TAX of one anna per gallon on A petrol and an increase in the tax on electricity are likely to be the features of the Bombay Government's Budget for the next year. The policy of prohibition has affected the Government's finances adversely.
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    NO-CASTE MOVEMENT IN C.P.
    70 19 (United Press). Dr N B Khare, ex-Premier, and Mrs.Ansuyabai Kale have given their consent to lead the No-Caste Movement in the Central Proving. Organising work at f Wardha fc g being done by Prof. mr Har and Mr T. R. Deshnmkh. Mr. liar SStgwan Provincial of
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    "VIDUTHALAI" DEFAMATION CASE
    73 19 (United Press). Musiri. Kuttalalingam Pillai, 1 Magistrate. Musiri. j ntencing Mr. E. V. I i Printer and Erode, under <> pay a fine of J 1 simple imprisoni 'be offence of '•tain article in the tlady) with intent cution witnesses and the case went on for months.
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    MAHARANI WEIGHS HERSELF IN GOLD
    212 19 (United Press). Allahabad. THE Makar Sankaranti or the A first day of Magh, which fell this year on Jan. 14 last, one of the most auspicious days in the Hindu almanac, witnessed an imposing 'Tuladan' ceremony performed in Benares by Her Highness Hada Maharani Hul
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    GOVERNOR'S PRIVILEGE
    52 19 (United Press). In the Sind Assembly in reply to a question by Dr. Cboitram Gidwani asking why the Governors' Durbars had not been discontinued when the Collectors' Durbars had been abolished, the Premier, the Hon. Khan Bahadur Allah Bus. said that it was a prerogative of H.E. the
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    Abolition Of Dowries
    194 19 (United Press). Patna. niVERGENT views on the utility of a legislative measure for restraining the practice of giving and asking for dowries were expressed in the Bihar Assembly when it discussed on the motion for the reference of the Dowry Restraint Bill, moved by Mr. Sukhla! Singh,
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    ARCHER GETS SEVEN YEARS R. I.
    172 19 (United Press). Kurnool. to|R. P. N. Ramaswami, M.A., ICS District and Cessions Judge, Kurnool, delivered judgment in the case in which Sanjegadu belonging to a bill tribe tailed. "Chenchui.'" (skilled archers inhabiting the Nallamalai hills in this district) stood charged under Section 302. I.P.C
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    NATIONAL SERVICE CAMPAIGN STARTED IN BRITAIN
    238 20 gIR JOHN ANDERSON, the Lord Privy Seal and Minister for Civil Defence, was present with the Lord Mayor of London, Sir Frank Bow at .r, Mr. Ernest Brown (Minister of Labour) and Mr. Herbert Morrison, leader of the London County Council at a rally
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    92 20 The above picture, as well as the one just above the advertisement on this page, shows the "Medea" formerly a minelayer, wrecked on the rocks at Padstow, Cornwall, after breaking away from the tug which was towing her to me breakers* yards at
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