Morning Tribune, 12 January 1937
1937-01-12
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Title Section12 1937-01-12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE -t^PTHnoT 294 SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, January 12, 1937. FIVE CENTS.12 words
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Article1213 1937-01-12 1 Strained Relations Over Question Of Troops In Morocco vvii frexch campaign ix <;i;kmax press Paris, Jan. 11. ALTHOUGH the Spanish authorities in Morocco have sent a favourable reply to the French note regarding German troops in that pone, the situation is fraught with danger and the French allegations1,213 words
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Article104 1937-01-12 1 Captured Man For Observation (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Jan. 11. A CHINESE family in Ipoh had an alarming experience when a middle, aged Chinese armed with a huge axe entered the house, threatening the people that he would attack if they went near him. While the women104 words
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Article, Illustration92 1937-01-12 1 )A delightful new study of Juan, Prince of Asturias, son of ex-Kin* and Queen of Spain and heir to the Spanish Throne, with his wife. Princess Maria Mercedes of Bourbon, and their little daughter. Prince Juan is only 25 years of age and at the time of the outbreak ofTopical Press - 92 words
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Article77 1937-01-12 1 First Arrivals In Shanghai Sharfgh^u, Jan. il. rE first foreigners to evacuate from Sianfu. Herr and Frau Rayet and Fraulein Walsemann, arrived in Shanghai by air via Nanking. They are very reluctant to talk for fear of endangering other foreigners in Sianfu as the city is definitelyReuter - 77 words
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Article92 1937-01-12 1 SHIPPING MISHAPS Collision In Channel London, Jan. 11. SEVEN members of the crew ot 20 ol the French steam trawler Notre Dame De Lourdes «375 tons) were drowned when the ship was in collision with the British steamer Theemes (553 tons) in the channel off the North Foreland yesterday. TheBritish Official Wireless - 92 words
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Article79 1937-01-12 1 Tribesmen Surrender Men And Rifles New Delhi, Jan. 7. ONE hundred men and one hundred rifles have been handed as hostages to the Government forces by the Jirga or Council of Headmen of the Tonkhel tribesmen at Mirali. In the Khaisora Valley, the scene of the recent fighting.Reuter Wireless - 79 words
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Article65 1937-01-12 1 Gibraltar. Jan. 10. A CASE of cerebral meningitis is reported to have developed aboard the troopship Dilwara which arrived this morning en route for home from the East. It i.s understood there is another suspect nnd a severe influenza case. All the troops have been landed andReuter - 65 words
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Advertisement9 1937-01-12 1 TflTBODON HEADACHES s \does not affect j the heart9 words
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Advertisement41 1937-01-12 1 KLIM POWDERED WHOLE MILK j TART A KLIM{^^^ I>URBFRESHMILlr I ffi^S±Sr3| LN POWDERED? OURSE AND WATPH fTlL I F0RM ADD WATER J tit: improvement j J BB^pfflJP l i ant» you have N THE HEALTH OF VKB/SKL C0WS GETZ BRO^. CO.41 words
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1881 1937-01-12 2 Sikh On Trial For Alleged Murder Of Seven Years Ago BItOIGIIT BACK I <IMI.II I .MM A LAST YEAR Singapore, Monday. IT the Assizes this morning before A Mr. Justice Adrian Clark and a special jury, ihe trial was begun of Jowand Singh on the charge of committing the murder1,881 words
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Article152 1937-01-12 2 Sin Chew Jit Poh - China Japan Sin Chew Jit Poh Question Of Resumption Of Negotiations Nanking. Jan. 11. Fis believed that General Chang Chun, the Foreign Minister, is willing to resume the Sino-Japanese negotiations if the Japanese demands do not go beyond reasonable limits. It is reported that certain traitors have been offered $5,000152 words
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Article116 1937-01-12 2 'Planes To Be Built In N.S.W. Sydney, N.S.W., Dec. 30. THE de Havilland Aircraft Pty., Ltd., will build aeroplanes at Mascot, Partialmanufacture of light planes will start soon. The general manager for Australia i (Major A. Murray Jones) m making this announcement m Sydney said that fuselages would116 words
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Article464 1937-01-12 2 TRAGIC DEATH OF SINGAPORE WARDER Mishap While Cleaning Loaded Singapore. Monday. MR. Edwin John Venables, a Europe? n warder m the Government service, lost his life as the result of a shooting accident at the new prison at Changi early his morning. A Sikh sergeant was wounded at the same464 words
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Article102 1937-01-12 2 Compensation To Injured Coolie Singapore. Monday. nELJVERING judgment at the con- elusion of the case m which a i Tamil coolie was knocked down by a motor-car and seriously injured at the 6th mile. Bukit Timah Road, Mr. T P. Cromwell, the fourth magistrate, fined the first accused,102 words
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Article89 1937-01-12 2 Woman's Extradition From Britain London, Jan. I rS Bow Street magistrate made aJ order for the extradition of Madame Schmeder to take her trial m Fraws Madame Schmeder m a personal statement declared that she had no intention ol fleeing from French jurisdiction. It will be recalledReuter Wireless - 89 words
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Article59 1937-01-12 2 The two sons of Mr. J. 8, JJ^JS aged 16 and 11 respectively. nassengers from Brisbane by tlw v liner Brisbane. *iinivbid Mr. F. L. Lane arrived from all >y the Imperial Airways liner A A..->u ■..-> Mr. D. F. Herrick and Miss m^ >assengers from London, also m j59 words
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Advertisement8 1937-01-12 2 WING LOONG PERFECT TAILORING 100, HIGH STREET. 'PHONE8 words
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570 1937-01-12 3 Bishop Lee's Striking Address To Methodists Singapore, Monday. nT r hat the Church stands D'^co'strucnve llberaltom. friendly lv 01 WKh all Christian bodies,; co-opeuuo *i programme, Bishop; and a .r^i delivered an address m tMVm Uo Memorial Hall last evening filled the hall to capaCU570 words
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Article63 1937-01-12 3 Hongkong, Jan. 11. MR. D. L. Campbell, a native of Bognor and captain of the customs cruiser Cheung Kong, was shot dead by a cabin boy who ran amok this morning whilst the cruiser was m Hongkong waters The Chinese chief officer was also seriouslyReuter - 63 words
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Article49 1937-01-12 3 The following parishioners of the Church of the Sacred Heart, TanK Road, will be attending the Eucharistic Congress at Manila, sailing by the Haruna Mam. Mi. Urn Sin Tat, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Yee Lim, Mrs. Wong Yun Hoi, Miss Tarn Ng Kee. Miss Lav Ah Yeok.49 words
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Article67 1937-01-12 3 Luncheon With Ex-King Alfonso Vienna, Jan. 7. THE Duke of Windsor was a cuest at incheon of ex-King Alfonso at the Imperial, at which the only other i■ on present wai Alfonso's son. Don Jaime. tay of an hour, Alfonso aclied the Duke to his car outsideReuter Wireless - 67 words
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Article81 1937-01-12 3 Decline* To Give Farewell Message Singapore, Monday. p R VIEWED by the Tribune shortly before his de D arture by the verde for India this afternoon, r >n. V. S. S. Sastri declined to farewell message to the Iniians hya. ivp said all I wanted to str'e81 words
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Article122 1937-01-12 3 And Got Two Shillings Reward Copenhagen WHILE Postman Henriksen, of Thureby. was on his round he found a bag on the road containing £1,000 m cash. It belonged to Jens Andersen, a farmer who had lost it while on his way to the dairy to pay for122 words
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Article92 1937-01-12 3 Hitler's Plea New Exhibition Berlin "riVE me four years' time" will be the U name of a big exhibition to be held m Berlin next year. The exhibition, which is to be from May 5 to June 20, will be under the auspices of Dr. Gotbbels, Minister92 words
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Article37 1937-01-12 3 Inche Mohd. Razali, better known as Imam Razali, a religious teacher attached to the Malay College, Kuala Kangsar; has embarked for Mecca on a pilgrimage. He is also an Arabic teacher at the Mariah School, Bukit Chandan.37 words
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Article417 1937-01-12 3 DAYLIGHT SHOOTING Murder Verdict By Coroner, Singapore, Monday. A VERDICT of culpable homicide amounting to murder was returned by the Coroner. Mr. W. McQuarrie, today, at the conclusion of th? inquiry into the death of a contractor named Sim Kirn Jee. who was shot m Queen Stre-t on Nov. 10417 words
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Advertisement24 1937-01-12 3 MELATI RADJA PERFUME THE FAVOURITE PEHFUME WITH A NICE, GENTLE, LASTING ODOUR. Obtainable from ALL HIGH-CLASS STORES AT POPULAR PRICE $1 25 PER BOTTLE24 words
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Advertisement31 1937-01-12 3 /o^k, "MAN LION" j wKw RAPID HARDENING CEMENT ROSKOPF THE ONLY WATCH I ORTED TRADE MARK WRIST POCKET— GOLD— CHROME STEEL AT ALL DEALERS IN MALAYA MOXTOR lAd. Sole Agents, Singapore.31 words
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Miscellaneous59 1937-01-12 3 Law Xoiice For To day Before the Chief Justice m th e Ist Court at 11 a.m. 5.204 3&— Clyd^ Corn wall Fenton vs. Straits Times Press Ltd. Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark In the 2nd Court at 10.30 a.m. Motion m Div 5 36— Chua Beng Hong vs. Mary59 words
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Article142 1937-01-12 4 Km London, Jan. 11. Last Price To-day Change Ton# i Steady Dull Spot Buyers. 10 9 16 10 1116 Ye Sellers. 10 5 8 10 13J16 +3i16 March. Buyers. 109 16 10 11|16 Va Sellers. 10% 103/ 4 Apr.|June Buyers. 10 9 16 10 5 8 ljl6 Sellers.142 words
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Article116 1937-01-12 4 London, j an Previous To-day nu Distillers 1213 120- L ft Dunlop Rubber 35 6 35j1% 4 General Electric 933 93 3 Imperial Chemical Industries 41|- 41;Imperial Tobacco 178 9 178,1% 7 7 Anglo-Dutch 43 9 43 10»/ 2 up 1^ Canadian Pacific 15% 15 3 s116 words
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Article19 1937-01-12 4 TIN Standard. Previous To-d^"" 0 '""chan* Spot (afternoon closing price) £232 £232 Forward £232*4 £233 up U19 words
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Article58 1937-01-12 4 RUBBER New York. Jan 9 Previous To-day Change Tone Quiet Steady Spot Buyers. 21 3 4 21 15 16 +3 16 Sellers. 21 7,8 22 1;16 +316 April June Euyers. 21 5 8 21 7 8 4 Sellers. 21 3 4 22 4 TIN Standard Tone Quiet58 words
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Article82 1937-01-12 4 London, Jan. 11. Previous To-day Change T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 105.13 105.13 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.96 3 4 8.96V 2 4 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) is 2^ B Is 2 5 8 T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is 3 1.3282 words
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Article32 1937-01-12 4 London, Jan. 11. Previous To-day Change GOLD n.i.6V 2 £7.1.8 -ly* Fine Bar per oz. SILVER Spot 21 1/ 8 21 y 4 +Vr >. months forward 2M116 2V/ c +111632 words
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Advertisement33 1937-01-12 4 BRITISH I INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD. x^jUvQji^^ Hill J^Hi^HBfIHHHi^BMMBPIV CAN YOU AFFORD AN 1 UNINSURED LOSS BY I FIDCI ii 1 W\ C iljlj W. j. DEXTER, Manager W\ ret S9M. I. finlayion Oretn.33 words
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Advertisement38 1937-01-12 4 A chic and modern 1 1 y 1 j^a jjy W Perfume and a Face <Kj! r/\ Lotion which is both 2^^&^ Invigorating and ex- rhe Successors of quisitely Refreshing. |uWI i\ mfs] ul l m»^C?JllllJ Masters— 138 words
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Article1657 1937-01-12 5 1 lt >ri bu Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Broker* (Shares are $1 unle* otherwise stated) J Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt fl Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers M 4 Anipat Xin 53 59 5)6 6h I £w Kumbang 33 6 34 6 32 341,657 words
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Article136 1937-01-12 5 Singapore, Monday morning. Singapore: 37 7 8 as., up 3 8 ct. Market Tone: Steady. Quiet. London: 10 5 Bd., up 3 16d. Market Tone: Firm. New York. 21 15 16 cts., up 316 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Steady. Singapore. Monday evening. To-day's market has been very quiet and136 words
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Article19 1937-01-12 5 Singapore, Monday noon. Singapore: $114 78. down $18. London: No market. New York: 5118 cts., down 18 ct.19 words
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Article162 1937-01-12 5 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore, Jan. 11. In their dally comments on the closing trend of the market, Messrs Fraser and Co. state:— TlN— tin was up X 4 at midday today The tin share market, on the whole, was quiet The sterling section was steady and a162 words
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Article118 1937-01-12 5 The Tin sharp market opened quietly. Thp recent drop has attracted a few buyers and there is a small enauiry for the popular local counters. The Sterling Tin share market is steady with buyers of Hongkong Tins, Killinghalls. Malava.n Tin. Southern Malayan Tin and Tekka Taipings.118 words
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Advertisement20 1937-01-12 5 I THE BEST IN FOOTWEAR TO-DAY IS FLORSHEIM I Exclusively Sold by IH. B. WINTER I 20, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE.20 words
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Article82 1937-01-12 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Marshal Chiang Urged To Return Nanking, Jan. 11. THE Central Government has wired t Marshal Chiang Kai Shek at Fenghua urging him to return to Nanking as soon as possible to deal with th€ Shensi crisis. It has been suggested m some quarters that82 words
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Article63 1937-01-12 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Has Ordered Armaments From Germany? Shanghai, Jan. 11. THE report, from foreign source, that Mr. Wang Ching Wei. the former Chinese Premier, has ordered armaments from Germany on behalf of the Central Government, is officially denied. Mr. Lo Chek Ying is on liis way63 words
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Article37 1937-01-12 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh More Than 500 Shops Destroyed Shanghai, Jan. 11 A MESSAGE from Peiping states that more than 500 shops were destroyed m a fire yesterday morning. The losses are estimated at $2,000,000.37 words
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Article35 1937-01-12 6 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Jan. 11. It is learnt that Mr. Mci Lan Fang, the famous Chinese actor, will tour Europe and America this autumn and winter and give performances35 words
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Article14 1937-01-12 6 Mr. Sankar of the Remington Rand, Ipoh Branch, is visiting Lower Perak on business.14 words
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Article182 1937-01-12 6 SELLING Singapore, Jan. 11. London T.T. 2,4 116 London demand 2;4 1,16 Lonaon 4 months' tight MVb Lyons demand 1230 Hamburg demand I*l New York demand 57 Vi Montrel demand 57 'n Batavia demand 103% Samarang demand 103 5 8 Calcutta. Bombay and Rangoon j demands 154% Madras and182 words
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Article200 1937-01-12 6 Singapore, Jan. 11. R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per koyan $170 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $146 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $132 R. (Siam i "White" No. A; $248 R. (Siam) "Whit? Rice" No. 1 $224 R. (Siam "White Rice" No200 words
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Advertisement126 1937-01-12 6 Nederlandsche HandelMaatschappijj. X. V. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824. Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRENA DE lONGH President. M. TAUDIN CHABOT Director. A. A. PAUW126 words
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Advertisement61 1937-01-12 6 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or impor tant documents) m SAFE BOXES m our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that61 words
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Advertisement290 1937-01-12 6 The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Monaay noon. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases 1F.0.8. January) 37y 8 38 Good F.A.Q. |n cases (F. 0.8. January) 37 7 8 38 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 3734 3V/s do. January 37% 37 7 /8 do. Feb. Mar. 37290 words
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Advertisement42 1937-01-12 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD, (Established m 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully Paid up) Y.1Q0.000.000 Reserve Fund Y.130.g00.000.0G Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH, MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Manager T. YAMAMOTO. Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room 5921 5922 General Office. 5923 6472 Compradore's Desk42 words
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Article, Illustration103 1937-01-12 7 Two thousand poor children accompanied Mr. George Lan^bury, Member of Parliament for Bow. to the Palladium, London, where they saw a Christmas Eve performance of "Peter Pan". Here we see Mr. George Lansbury with the children atPlanet News; Topical Press - 103 words
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Advertisement281 1937-01-12 8 SPECIAL ONE -DAY RETURN SCREENING! S 6 r^ H s I CAPITOL OF PEOPLE HAVE REQUESTED US TO® REPEAT THIS MEMORABLE EPIC! S" HJjIIaiI I VI. jßfc v:^'i --ii I I <(O> H .pi I 4 1i «i "<< > *^\vj < <?v^ i 9 1 ♦sj, I Another dramatic281 words
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Advertisement179 1937-01-12 8 A GREAT PICTURE IpAVILION BROUGHT BACK To-nigM and To-morro; I 6-15 9-15 < Stea^^^^. -^^^B ■■ij\/ .7 1 j c_jl > j H3I Bl H I JEAN ARTHUR George Bancroft Lionel Slander Douglass Dum- ("""BESTo! brille H. B. Warner Screen play by Robert Riskin the YEAR! Srory by Clarence Budington.Kelland179 words
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Article361 1937-01-12 9 Coaches Topple Over After landslide j o*v. stalked around the fcngW HILE h coasts recently, the gale nearly Several major disasters inland ca usd several the eng ne and Owns to a ianu train frQm thrCJ TcJisle left the line at Dillicar. 1 C 1 Krndal Five people361 words
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Article131 1937-01-12 9 The following are passengers by tlie Fushimi Mara which left Singapore for Europe on Jan. 7:— Miss L. Busse, Mr. and Mrs. Ful'er. Miss J. M. Fuller, Com. and Mrs J 7* Owen. Mr. R. Sri Paranathari, Mr. V. P Poniiumpalam, Dr. R. Ratnam. Mi > H. Kalierte,131 words
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Article242 1937-01-12 9 Seaman 9 8 Appeal Against Sentence Dismissed AN amazing scene m a Naval barracks at Sheerness was described m the Criminal Appeal Court when John Ernest Betts, 25, appealed against a sentence of three years' penal servitude passed on him at the Old Bailey. Betts had been242 words
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Advertisement83 1937-01-12 9 •2.800K NOW! 1 Malayan Premiere Thursday THIS IS GOOD 7 THIS IS A INFERNALLY <• GOOD!" •> i Sunday Chronicle I MF^i •S* ■■:v--. < W- ift. «8» t fe_k4RLQWI f fwifa POWELL f Tt/i/rwa LOY cSpcwcgr TRACY T •J. WAipR (ONNOUT I^L I E^STER]\ I in ASSURANCE! CORPORATION LIMITED.,83 words
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Advertisement168 1937-01-12 9 i HERE HE IS THE SCREEN'S BEST-LOVED STAR J IN A NEW STORY BY W. J. LOCKE TO-MORROW E CAPITOL I See Your favourite star of "Meiry Widow," "Innocents of Paris" I and "Love Parade" m a new triumph absolutely made for his winning personality. aM> •i^^^ 1 *>^^^* m^^^*168 words
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Article647 1937-01-12 10 THREE DROWNED After Leap From Stranded Boat I ASHING the country from coast to coas*. and accompanied by h.avy rain, Britain s wins, £aJe thLs winter left a trail of death and uctirurln n. Hundreds of roads were renui-red impassable by floods; brtdffl were647 words
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Article, Illustration20 1937-01-12 10 At the Hollandsche Club on Saturd-v n-ght where a Dance, was held on the occasion of Princess Juliana's marriage. TribuneTribune - 20 words
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Article71 1937-01-12 10 There was a large gathering opposite the Kuala Kangsar railway station recently when two dead bullocks were formally buried. The owner of the animals, a Chinese railway contractor, stated that the animals had served him for the last 18 years and about a week ago one of them fell sick71 words
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Article128 1937-01-12 10 In a divorce suit heard at Birmingham Assizes a remarkable tangle involving two marriages was revealed. The petition was brought by Mrs. Annie Fincher. of Greatfleld-road, Kidderminster, who admitted that after her husband went to live with another woman, she went to live with the "other woman's"128 words
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Article18 1937-01-12 10 Che Mohamed Zain of the Anderson School. Ipoh. and family aacr c spending a short holiday m Singapore.18 words
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Article133 1937-01-12 10 Holiday For Man Who Vanished With £115 I WHEN a dispatch clerk was charged at Stratford, England with stealing £115 from his employers it was stated that the firm intended to send him to the seaside for a holiday, and would take him back into their employ. The133 words
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Advertisement16 1937-01-12 10 m New Designs m Chinese 1 Embroidered -.I k Ai Ladies Underwear. POULATRAMf 48, HIGH STREET.16 words
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Advertisement24 1937-01-12 10 THE LAST WORD IN THE ART OF BREWING I Sole Importers: »J« ♦The East Asiatic Company, Limited., SINGAPORE KUALA LLUMpUrR r J 9 pENANG#24 words
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Article, Illustration103 1937-01-12 11 HAMPSHIRE FARM LABOURERS PERFORM THOUSAND YEAR OLD PLAY a Hampshire tniupt of mummefi still perform pl»y which It reputtd to be 1.000 years old, which has new been pat to nnt and imr b#en played before the footUfhU It* pl*y la performed by torn labourer* at Christmas time, the pUymTopical Press - 103 words
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313 1937-01-12 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1937. THE THREAT FROM SPAIN OUBLIC anxiety the world over has been thoroughly aroused over events m Spain. Everywhere the situation is being discussed, and possible developments are considered, philosophically or anxiously, according to the point of view. The position is that unhappy Spain313 words
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Article657 1937-01-12 12 /CONSIDERING the extent to which electricity is now being used m industry as well as for domestic purposes, it seems a pity that no very active steps are taken to still further popularise it m rtie households of the people of this town. Other countries have long since657 words
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Article257 1937-01-12 12 Chief Inspector F. G. King, of Beach Road division, and Mrs. King have 10ft Singapore for England on leave. Inspector A. McLenran, and Inspector F. G and Mrs. Minns left Singapore on Saturday fcr England on leave. *J* SJC *I^ 3JC Mr. C. M. Armstrong, of Kinia Kellas Estate,257 words
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Article, Illustration42 1937-01-12 12 The latest studio portrait of the lion. Lavinia Strutt who will marry the Earl Marshal, the Duke of Norfolk, at Brompton Oratory, London, on Jan. 27th. This picture, which was taken on Christmas Eve. has been approved by the Duke. Topical PressTopical Press - 42 words
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341 1937-01-12 13 lAUNCHED IN BRITAIN Clothing And Food Needed London. PfMJC appeal to raise large A unis of money for sending out rehh to women and children m Spain uh» are suffering hardship and mis- r i, being launched here by the General Relief Fund for341 words
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Article53 1937-01-12 13 Official Entertainment In Siam 'From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Jan 7. f OLLOWING the visit of the Emden, the '■nmander-in-Chief of the French "Jowes m the Far East arrived toSrino 11 011 for a five-day visit, the Siamese will enter- > visitors m addition to the Colony53 words
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Article72 1937-01-12 13 1 has Sungei Patani seen such <>romous crowd as when the fune-*-Place of the late Mr. Tan Cheng who died recently. The **> was a very impressive affair. were many floral wreaths and ther/«-« des a band from Penang otr ther Chi nese muscians and the n>l and ll was72 words
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Article179 1937-01-12 13 Should Have Had £12,000. But Got Only £250 AS a youth Frederick Davis. a,n engineer, now 69 years of age, should have inherited £12.000, but received only a very small proportion of that amount, say? the "News of the World". In later years' he led179 words
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Article132 1937-01-12 13 New Guinea Whites Fly To Australia London. THE making of what is probably the longest journey on record to see a big race meeting has just been disclosed m New Guinea. A party of nine white residents decidded that they wanted to see the132 words
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Article450 1937-01-12 13 To Facilitate Commerce 'By Air Mail' London. Dec. 28. J ANE of the main objects behind the formation of Compensation Brokers, Ltd., which has just been announced, is to enable Germany to obtain raw materials. In broad terms the objects of this concern are to facilitate commerce450 words
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Article193 1937-01-12 13 Attended Royal Functions For 45 Years London CX-CORPORAL-MAJOR Eggelton, late Royal Horse Guards, and former champion swordsman of the Army, who had attended almost every big Royal Function during the last 45 years, has died m a London hospital. For the past eight years he had been the193 words
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Advertisement24 1937-01-12 13 Ip HON V 5933 Telegraphic Address: 5934 GOODWOOD COODWOOD PARK HOTEL *A*llU|Q LT SITUATED IDEAL FOR VISITORS AND TOURISTS. Unrivalled Facilities for Private Entertainments.24 words
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Advertisement10 1937-01-12 13 gfgdfgfdgfd SOLE AGENTS: McALISTER CO., LTD (Incorporated m S. S.).10 words
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Advertisement69 1937-01-12 14 LONDON SINGAPORE BRISBANE Twe services a week to London and Brisbane by autti-engined air liners. Perfect comfort for passengers. Plenty of room for luggage. Hotels, meals even tips included m the moderate fare. AND ASSOCIATED COMPANIES Bookings and information from Boustead Co., Ltd., agents for I Imperial Airways Ltd., Kuala69 words
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Article, Illustration203 1937-01-12 15 Chelsea Arts Ball Sees The New Year In Dancing until the early hours of the morning, hundreds of revellers welcomed the New Year at the Chelsea Arts Ball, an annual affair at the Royal Albert Hall, Undon. The Naked Truth" was the theme of the ball. I A p> jama-cladTopical Press; Planet News - 203 words
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Article, Illustration1050 1937-01-12 16 Making you anew with MASSAGE To-day our beau I v editress talks about beauty treatments -ho ill face and figure -by massage: she tells us that there is massage and massage. FACIAL TREATMENTS— This is more, often than not a much misused term.j Women feel the need of something ol1,050 words
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Advertisement49 1937-01-12 16 Maison L^fifew 4610. [JfezZ IPt.^Sj^^W v^^^^Bhlvl +^m k I In I I Baby's head will soon be clustered with adorable curls if the tiny head i cleansed with Nestol every day. Guaranteed Harmless^ In case of any difficulty write direct to: JOSEPH TRAVERS SONS LTD.. Singapore-Penang-K. Lnmpar^^^ Masters-N 1.49 words
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Article, Illustration313 1937-01-12 17 [dvice From Sally Eilers C*LLY Eilers has theories of her 0 own on beauty culture and they are both practical and simple, ba<ed on her experience m the world of film make-up and on her own observations with private life. Bet wren scenes for her313 words
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Article, Illustration27 1937-01-12 17 ceive **T' u Hhich are opposed to and do reveal so much sh ould reeas much care as your face. Iler c again massage will do wonders.27 words
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Article322 1937-01-12 17 Starting a NEW DAY lET US be about the days regular routine. Up rather lave last night, weren't you? Fuel weary, sort of doubtful about that chin coniour this morning, and eyes are lacking m sparkle. So let's get busy. A brisk cleanup treatment soap and waoer if you use322 words
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Advertisement445 1937-01-12 17 A TOIIHISI^SHWPimfi? 1 GUIDE <• 2 LUGGAGE CHEMIST CARRIER a a I l SINGAPORE I au>^ b y sudden chtn j j from the plains to a hill sutlon, ne«d S LUGGAGE lon er worr y y° u 5 i mm^ >-«». C Innoxa preparations In four CARRIER CO. ilni445 words
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Article366 1937-01-12 18 Why Orders Have Been Picked Abroad AS shipbuilding m home yards ha& reached a high state of efficiency and the output capacity is considerable, some surprise has, it la stated, been expressed m Sweden that a numbur of orders have recently been placed abroad, including that for366 words
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Advertisement133 1937-01-12 18 GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT!* CUNARD WHTTB STAK, LIU. (incorporated In Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Ate, Fort Said, Marseilles ft Gibraltar. s.s. HAKOZAKI MARU Jan. 21 m.s. TERUKUNI MARU Feb. 3 s.s. HAKUSAN MARU Feb. 18 Rates to Ist Class Snd class Naples 1497 ft $540 $317 ft $S4S Marseilles133 words
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Miscellaneous343 1937-01-12 18 POSTAL INTELLIGENCE STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-DAY Km PER DATE AND TlMfc Pengerang S. Soon Heng Jan. 12 9 ani Indo-China Aramis Jan. 12 2 nVr Netherlands Indies:— Bagan and prr Selat Pandjang Hong thollt 12 3 Dm Fort de Kock. Padang, Pakan pm Baroe and Siak Hong Kwong 12 3343 words
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Miscellaneous37 1937-01-12 18 Mail Delivered The Air mail (Imperial) despatched from Singapore on Dec. 30 was delivered m London on Jan. 8. The Air mail (Netherlands) despatch ed from Singapore on Jan. 2 was delivered m London on Jan. 9.37 words
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Advertisement260 1937-01-12 19 BURNS PIIILP LINE. ll (Incorporated m Australia) > NEXT SAILINGS. Jan 28 Feb. 2 MARELLA Feb' 28 Mar. 3 I Scheap round trip tickets irom Singaoore to Australia Issued at the S^Jtassen^.s may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or THE BAIVK LIK[E. j AMERICAN ORIENTAL LINE SERVICE. «i (Owners: Messrs.260 words
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Advertisement468 1937-01-12 19 iffV^jl TO FRENCH POUTS V" |Bl n^y HOMEWARDS. \1 i O VARFM M A ***** i lleS avre An^erp Dunkirk Feb 16 j cap IOURNL Pqc Mamiiie,, Nanltt, Bt Nazaire Bordeaux Mar. 4 OUTWARDS i (from Marseilles). I CAP G VARELLA SSain'g n T Urane Ha *Phong Jan" 20 S468 words
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Miscellaneous343 1937-01-12 19 THE HARBOUR) P S IX »^CK P«wgcr» Mj Air carpc: ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES SH OK EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. 22 1 Raiula 20 1 Van Heutsz 3 The following passen^-.s ar'-ived by Kcdah |B 3 KLM plane "Ki^vit" on Thursday: -Mr. Ran') 23 2 and Mrs. Haas and343 words
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Advertisement28 1937-01-12 20 Hi ill ill Before you H say Whisky I *****1 l!sy 1 Dewar s 1 iWhiteLabefll So/c Agents SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. SINGAPORE JOHORE MALACCA NEGRI SEMBILAN W.P.S28 words
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Advertisement16 1937-01-12 21 Bins* I p 4856 FOR QUICK RELIABLE SERVICE MeE NATHAN RADIO SOUNO EISCINEERS 2529. ORCHABD ROAD.16 words
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Miscellaneous478 1937-01-12 21 \YS THE RADIO! British Empire Programme pm r Jfi 86 metres (71.79 mcs.) and (iNO lb.Bb m (951 mcs)# GSi 3:--9.20 p.m.-0.20 rS3™ metres (21.47 mcs) £ft 9.82 metres (15.14 mcs) and Jr 155 metres (9.51 mcs). 'fran mission 5:-6.20 a-m.-8.20 rsß 31.55 metres (9.51 mcs); *r¥k 49 59 metres478 words
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Miscellaneous538 1937-01-12 21 6.50 a.m. 'Birmingham and the Shires.' A programme from the Midlands, introducing: the 8.8.C. Midland Singers; a dialoct story by 'George' of the Forest of Dean; a sketch by 'Aerbut and GaerUe'; and a flash from a mass-production factory. The programme arranged by Robin Whitworth and produced by John Pudaey.538 words
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Miscellaneous544 1937-01-12 21 German countryside arranged by HildeCard Fischer-Kressmann. 3.50 p.m. Bugle trio by Brahms, Bugler; Max Zimolong, violinist: Erich Rohn; pianist: Helmut Hidegheti. 4.20 p.m. Special concert; Cymbalist; Eta Harich-Schneider. 4.50 p.m. News and Economic Review m German. 5.05 p.m. Little German Reader. 5.20 p.m. Songs by Hugo Wolf. Hans Heinz Nissen,544 words
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Miscellaneous419 1937-01-12 21 —Rochester New York. W3XAL 17,780; 16.8. 3.05 a.m. Personal Column of the Air —New York Schenectady. W2XAD 15.330; 19.5. 3.20 am. U.S. Marine Band— Washington New York. W3XAL 17,780; 16.8. 5.20 am. Rebroadcast of Selected Subjects— Boston, WIXAL 11.790; 25.4. 5.20 am Tito Guizar. songs— New York. W2XE 15,270; 19.6.419 words
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Article, Illustration118 1937-01-12 22 The Doubles Championship of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club's tennis tournament was played on Saturday and ended m a win for John Lim and Tan Huck Toe who beat Thua Choon Leon? and Wong (how Tat 6—2, 6, 6—2. The above picture was taken by the Tribune photographer after theTribune - 118 words
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Advertisement19 1937-01-12 22 ANCHOR Mm Brewed and bottled m Singapore by ARCHIPELAGO BREWERY CO, LTD. SOLE AGENTS: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD. 'W.PS.19 words
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Miscellaneous601 1937-01-12 22 ON THE RADIO (Continued from page 21.) 6.20 p.m. Relay from Radio-Paris. 7.20 pjn. News m English. V. IJ.C CalCllltil 7.35 p.m. Continuation ot Concert (Relayed). Wavelength 49.10 metres (6.109 kcs). 805 p.m. News m French. c 8.35 p.m. Continuation ol Concert TO-DAY (Relayed). 7.16 p.m. Talk: "Modern Criminal In--9.20601 words
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Article16 1937-01-12 23 "td Ramli, Asiatic Police ah di v Ans on. has gone to h ang, on transfer.16 words
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Article148 1937-01-12 23 Does Not Win Writer His Case Paris. AN eloquent defence m verse has not saved M. Adolphe Javal. farmland poet m his leisure hours, from losing his case. An action was brought against him by M. Large, the former Secretary General of the Taxpayers'148 words
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Article322 1937-01-12 23 Watchman's House Full Of Them nRAWERS and cupboards crammed full v of stolen property were alleged at Marylebone to have been found by polic. officers when they visited the house of night watchman at Westbourne Park Crescent. Paddington. The police, it was stated, took away a van-load and322 words
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Article113 1937-01-12 23 Sydney. N.S.W.. Dec. 29. THE inhabitants of lonely Ttiftan da Cunha Island did not hear of the death of King George V until seven months after i t occurred The news was brought to them by the tramp steamer Harmala. which arrived at South "midway between the113 words
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Article127 1937-01-12 23 "MONDA YITIS" RE A LLY EXISTS Most Acrid ?nts Happen Then Sydney, NSW. MONDAYITIS" la a definite complaint which really exists. Or so they think m New South Wales. It has been discovered that In most industries covered by the N.S.W. Workers' Compensation Act the majority of accidents occur on127 words
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Article96 1937-01-12 23 Belgrade Every night Joza Zatz. of the village oi Bobouatz. Yugoslavia, sang noisy serenades under the window of Ilija Machak. a neighbour. This disturbed Ilija. s sleep, but every time he went down to punish his tormentor, Joza just laughed and ran off. So Ilija waited96 words
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932 1937-01-12 23 HOW BRITISH CONSTITUTION SURVIVES Capable Of Adjustment If Things Go Wrong THE British Constitution may perhaps 1 1 be likened to the Duke of Welling- < ton's description of his plan of campaign when contrasted with those of the <^ne- rals against him. i Their plans, he said. wer c932 words
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Advertisement25 1937-01-12 23 t GLADYS SW ARTHOUT. Beautiful (iolden-voiced (Jueen of Song HER DASHING, HAPPY-GO LUCKY SWEETHEART BRING YOU THE GRANDEST MUSICAL IN YEARS. I THE CHAMPACME WALTZ"25 words
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Article, Illustration532 1937-01-12 24 Major Issues For Roosevelt Washington. WITH the r. -inauguration of President Roosevelt and the opening of the 75th Congress only a few weeks away, Congressional leaders are already beginning to return here from their homes and are getting together to draft a programme of workTribune - 532 words
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Article104 1937-01-12 24 A Bill is to be introduced m the Federal Council to amend the Motor Vehicles Enactment. As the law stands at present only motor lorries conveying goods or merchandise for reward are subject to the provisions of section 5 and to the rules made under section 43 <ii <m>. It104 words
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Article129 1937-01-12 24 Man Interred Twice In One\ Day Belgrade. TO be buried twice m one day was the unique distinction of Mujan Atchkar. a peasant of Ruzhalj, a village near Moster. After a long illness his relatives •hought Muja n was dead. Moslem custom declares that a dead man shall129 words
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Article97 1937-01-12 24 So Wife Gets Her Divorce Chicago. BECAUSE her husband played turns on his trumpet when she was ill, the judge granted Mrs. Gladys Severt a divorce here. "While I was m bed and under strict orders to remain quiet." Mrs. Severt told the court "my husband came into97 words
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Article64 1937-01-12 24 Singapore, Monday. Tan Boon Seng appeared before Mr. HA. Forrer m the Criminal District Court this morning, charged with having on Dec. 17, kidnapped Tan Kirn Neo who was then under 16 years of age from the lawful guardianship of her mother. Gan Lvi Kee. The accused claimed64 words
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Article63 1937-01-12 24 Alleged to have been seriously assaulted by a compatriot at Port Dickson an Indian was admitted into the Siremban General Hospital recently. T i j understood thai a delicate oDeraticn had to be performed immediately on Admission but the unfortunate man ded shortly afterwards. The Seremban Police an carrying out63 words
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Article312 1937-01-12 24 27 Nations Make Proposals Geneva •TWENTY-SEVEN nations have 1 replies to M. Avenol, Beat I General of the League, giving views on the best means of refor:. the Covenant. These replies will be examined by a special committee set up by thp Assembly. The committee consists of312 words
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Advertisement128 1937-01-12 24 \\MAS PRESENT! No gttt however costly, can be so inseparably personal a pos jfe •fe session as a beautiful PILOT transparent pen.-— /P i gS A handsome -ift of iich a graceful PILOT would easily solve ft 7 g^ij the complicuted prob ems of how to Rreet your superiors R128 words
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Article19 1937-01-12 25 n <t CurtSXr nSff^JfilS clerk < Trad e turned 1 ffice Teluk An son. has iea fr leave m Ceylon.19 words
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Article, Illustration29 1937-01-12 25 Pictures). Some pictures of the hockey mate h played on the padang yesterday, in which the R.A.O.C. defeated the S.C.C. by two goals to one. Tribune PressTribune Press - 29 words
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Article342 1937-01-12 25 Cairo Court Edict On Maltese Caiio. SIX week's imprisonment for murder. This was the Supreme Court judgment delivered here by Judge Sir Wasey Sterry on Antonio Piacentini who was found guilty of the murder of Miss Maria Zammit as the result of a "suicide Pact." It342 words
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Article47 1937-01-12 25 A Malay nam?d A. A. Ahafar and an Indian woman named Marian: pleaded guilty to planting rubber plants on certain lands they owned, m contrav:ntion to the Rubber Regulation Enactment, and were fined $150 each, with the option of six weeks' rigorous imprisonment Mr. W. Aucutt prosecuted47 words
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Article413 1937-01-12 25 Debt Paid In Lions Travelling Circus Bankrupt Belgrade. DRITISH traders abroad ol\en have 11 queer experiences. Take the case of Mr. Wells, a dealer m wireless and dectrical machinery In Belgrade, who vow knows the dilliculties of trying to ooUect a bad debt when it is paid m lions. lie413 words
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Article291 1937-01-12 25 Husband Who Feigned Death Passaic, New Jersey. JWEARIED by his ex-v/ife's persistent claims that he owed her £100 arrears of alimony, Mr. Frank Pieczarka hit on the brilliant notion of ending it all by pretending to be dead. He inserted an obituary notice of himsell In a local291 words
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Article407 1937-01-12 26 Best Players In Singapore (By "Dragon") ALTHOUGH officially the season is now closed, the Singapore Badminton Association have two tournaments to conclude. They are tho Commercial Cur Competition and the Open Women's Singles' Tournament, for which six entries have been received. The entries for the Commercial Cup are:407 words
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Article71 1937-01-12 26 Possession Of Maps Of Kwangtuns Hongkong, Jan. 11. rE Police m Swatow have arrested Russians m a hotel there. The men were found m possession of maps of the interior of Kwangiung secretly drawn o u behalf of a certain Power. One ol the Russians had no passport71 words
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Article39 1937-01-12 26 A Sikh, who admitted that he waj th administrator of an estate that belonged to i deceased individual, pleader guilty of failing to render an account as instructed by a notice of the Supreme Court, and was fined 1539 words
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655 1937-01-12 26 Nearly 70 More Winners Than Nearest Rival IN the course of a review of the English racing season which has just ended, the Sporting Chronicle has this or the i ockevs Gordon Richards has made a habit of winning the jockeys' championship, and for the655 words
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Article43 1937-01-12 26 For failing to send m his quarterly assessment returns m respect of South Indian labour employed by him. K. S. Kayambu Nadar, of Mambau, was fined $20 Mr. K. G. Naidu. Indian Immigration Fund Inspector, prosecuted on behalf of the Controller of Labour.43 words
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Article72 1937-01-12 26 Remarking thnt the accused was swindling small boys. Mr. H. A. L. Luckham. th/> Penan? Second Magistrate, imposed the maximum fine of $25 with the alternative of three weeks' rigorous imorisormcnt en a Chinese hawker. Oh Chin, who pi T.d?d guilty to a charge of gaming In mblic with a72 words
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Article72 1937-01-12 26 A motor accident occurred recently on the main road between the Kuala Kangsar Federal Rest House and the Police Station, when a new Morris saloon car of Kuala Kangsar collided with another car. It is gathered that one of the cars was running on the main road from Ipoh and72 words
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Article, Illustration10 1937-01-12 26 Another incident m yesterday's ho-kev match, S.C.C. vs. R.A.O.C TribuneTribune - 10 words
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Article382 1937-01-12 26 Competitions Of Weekend Singapore, Monday THE final lound for the Unagarl Trophy phy was played on Saturday at thZ Island Club and resulted m T." Urhid (20 beating Young Loon Chong <\q h t 3 and 2. y The full results are as follows--IST ROUND Yong Loon382 words
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Article68 1937-01-12 26 English Team Against Wales London. Jan. 10THE English rugby XV against Wl* at Twickenham on Jan. 16 will w Ow?n Smith (St. Mary's Hospita'; wjtain); Butler (Harlequins). Candler =>• Bart's Hospital), Cranmer «jf Ich ""S° and Sever (Sale); Kemp (Cambric^ University) and Giles (Coy?n }rv). Wheatley (Coventry). Toft.Reuter - 68 words
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Article36 1937-01-12 26 The marriage took place m the Hall, Ipoh, on Sunday, Jan. iv Chang Kwong Kin. eldest son Chan* Chong Slew, President o rak Chinese Mining W the .^tep daughter of Mr. uh Lock, J.P., of Penang.36 words
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Miscellaneous22 1937-01-12 26 The Title* To-day: 959 a.m.. 9 ft. 4 ins.; 11.37 pm. 8 ft. 6 ins. To-morrow: 10.38 a.m., 9 ft. 7 ins.22 words
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281 1937-01-12 27 Ame Duckworth In Great Form Against Tasmania l\\l\4-^ VICTORY FOR I Ol IMS IS AT LAUNCESTON Launceston, Jan. 11. T HE MCC defeated Tasmania by m I tonlngl a-nd four runs m the match which ended her? to-day the splendid battinß of Ames m England's innings The fine wicket keepingReuter - 281 words
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Article86 1937-01-12 27 Chicago. Jan. 11. VINES, the professional tennis star, has been tak:n to hospital suffering from influenza and tonsilitis and has been forced to cancel the match which he wa^ due to play against P:rry at Detroit on Jan. 12 m course of their tour of the86 words
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Article216 1937-01-12 27 V.M.C.A. Do Well With Nine Men Singapore. Monday. FF only the V.M.C.A. team had turned out this evening m full force they would have proved an excellent match tor ihe R.A. Blakan Mati soldiers to whom they lost m a game of hockey by one goal to three216 words
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Article53 1937-01-12 27 be?? J r oll °wmg football matches have F A V" a "R e d by Government Services S-in.rH lts T re P r esentativ- team 1937: 3 s*&*'&*&r wm raf rt For L! re re^inded that applications ancc m Government Services UN* 1937 will close53 words
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Article297 1937-01-12 27 Third A.A. Brigade Beat South Johore 'From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan. 10. THE Third A.A. Brigade .scored a lucky win over South Johore at rugger on the Civil Service Club padang, Johore Bahru, yesterday evening by three points (a tryt to nil. South Johore possessed much297 words
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Article41 1937-01-12 27 Singapore, Monday. The following are the results of the Ball Billiard Championship Tournament of the Clerical Union held last Saturday night: James Lee (Aston) beat Gam Hock Gin (V.C.F.A.) 300-155. Paul Dfmingo (C.U.> beat V. Wood ford (Fatul Karib) 300-295.41 words
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Article51 1937-01-12 27 A marriage wac soiemr.ised at the re sidcnce of Tuan Haji Mohd. Noo, Kath of Kuala Kangsar. when Che Hindon, grand-daughter of Tuan Huji Mohd Noor, was given away m marriage t Inche Mohd. Zain bin Haji Zainudin I Kampong Kepayang. There was a good attendance including Rajas, K?this and51 words
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Article233 1937-01-12 27 AMAR NATH PUNISHED TOO SEVERELY Decision Of Indian Board Of Control New Delhi. Jan 11 IT a full meeting the Board of Control for cricket m India discussed the report of the Beaumont Committee concernlne the Indian tour m England last year. The Board found: <1) The vice-captain. Naidu. did233 words
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Article132 1937-01-12 27 XI For Representative Matches Singapore, Monday REPRESENTATIVES from Raffles In- stitution, St. Andrew's School, St. Joseph's Institution and the AngloChinese School were seen m play on the hockey field this evening when a hockey trial was held m order to selecl a Combined Schools eleven to meet the132 words
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Article129 1937-01-12 27 Vigorous Police Round-Up In Yugoslavia Belgrade. FIRM action against jay walkers is being taken m Yugoslavia. In one day alone, 520 have been arrested m the town of Zagreb and sentenced summarily to tines ranging trom one shilling to £1 In Belgrade, special policemen stand at every crossroads129 words
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Article33 1937-01-12 27 Mr. V. D. Kuppusamy of Ipoh has come to Singapore to attend the annual Malayan Methodist Conference at which meeting he presents his report of the General Conference m America which he attended.33 words
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Advertisement24 1937-01-12 27 The most elegant and economical roofing on the market A Proc^ict of The British Empire. SOLE AOENTS (jUTffßJE^^jb «Inc. In SA) i WPS 1224 words
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Article, Illustration141 1937-01-12 28 R. A. O. C. Defeat Cricket Club At Hockey Vienna. IJAMAGES of £12 have been awarded to V a clergyman at Szegadin, 'Hungary, m a libel suit he brought against 120 members of his parish. The clergyman. Wenzel Schneider, a local parson, was made the victim of gossip which conectedTribune - 141 words
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Advertisement120 1937-01-12 28 The Stability of (JDOLSE LEY policy i ensure* diininishe Ever y Wolsele y mod^ r^^>^s to-day is a thoroughly t^^^^% tried and successful car. ,U&? r^xk4*M Each has been designed, j^7 down to the smallest de- J^.4*' '^M^W^it tail, to give you complete C \V comfort and also that command120 words
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