Morning Tribune, 6 January 1938

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    15 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE f v 957 L 2.—WO. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. January 6, 1938. FIVE CENTS
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    JAPAN vs. THE WHITE RACE
    1044 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh "Their Mercantile Interests Must Melt/ Says Tokyo BRITISH PRESS REACTION TO AN "EGREGIOUS CHALLENGE" interview with Mr. Suetsugu, the present Japanese Minister of the Interior, who it is reported is likely to become the Japanese Prime Minister, m the course of
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    WAR DAMAGE IN SHANGHAI
    58 1 I I Municipal Councils Shanghai, Jan. 5. Municipal Council In a I the war damage north of Soothat 905 enterploylng over illy destroyed by I 000 CW :ies and s W ere that lmmeimp -sible. 7 Vv iwned plants, both though many -■j.OOO uu: ol 135.000
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    Japanese Censorship
    17 1 5 rittef in.d Northmpanies tnlng and n ire Chii adio oil this mornthe m"-v Reuter
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    Roosevelt & Supreme Court
    14 1 Roosevelt Supreme Court 5 rla id has noi .inthe Supv«mo /esthePj 01 m Reuter
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    U.S. DEFICIT OF $950 MILLIONS EXPECTED
    384 1 U.S. DEFICIT OF $950 MILLIONS EXPECTED President's Budget Speech For The Coming Year A L de■■ll('n;i! rcvtMiiiP SSSu cost i h^SuK 0^ $539 .°OO.- fi? L ft ebl *****00, 1 00-000, unemployth°! a^i"»ltural 00.000. aflr ninistration riH bi n t Ited at S3o.528.0l)0.000 comp with $37,604,000,000 for the prt ar.
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    BITTER WINTER IN EUROPE
    185 1 London. Jan. 5. rENTRAL Europe and the Balkans are 1 v experiencing the most severe cole wave of a decade, with temperatures ai low as 25 degrees below zero Fahrenheit In Hungary all the rivers except the Danube are frozen and twelve-foot sno^ drifts are making
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    CRISIS IN EGYPT
    117 1 "Wa/d" Split Has j Materialised Cairo, Jan. 5. rE threatened split m the ranks of the Wafd appears to have materialised. Ahmed Maher and Hamid Mahmud, who were expelled from the organisation after the Chamber uproar on Jan. 3. and Mahmud Fahmy and Nokrashy Pasha, expelled last
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    CHINA'S NEW CABINET PERSONNEL
    99 1  - CHINA'S NEW CABINET PERSONNEL Sin Chew Jit Poh T« r r,u- Chungking, Jan. 5. HE new Chinese Cabinet is announced as follows:— Executive Yuan President: Dr H H ,Kung. Vice-President. Mr Chang Chun Minister for Interior. Mr. Ho Chien Foreign Affairs: Mr. Wang Chung Hill War Minister. Gen Ho Ying
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      63 1 DR. SIN FO IN SINGAPORE— see page V KLIM now enables you t m I Get one of the marvellous KLIM MIXERS and mix it I I las needed a glass fuJl or a pint at a moment's notice. I I There is none left to go sour, therefore no
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    DR. SUN FO IN SINGAPORE
    437 2 THOUSANDS OF CHINESE GIVE HIM TREMENDOUS WELCOME MIDNIGHT ARRIVAL VI WHARF SPECIAL AMBASSADOR TO MOSCOW? TRIBUNE INTERVIEW MANY THOUSANDS OF CHD THRONGED THE SINOAPORI WHAKVKS LAST NIOHI TO WELCOME im SUN PO THE PRESIDENT OF rHE i I OISLATTVE YUAN OF THI MANKINO (JOVKKNMKNT WHO
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    43 2 Severe abrasions over the right shoulder and forearm, and a compound tion <>i the left ankle, were sustained by a Chinese (■colic, when a log dropped on his [eg Th I .and. 'Mt at the Bin Lam Che Sawmill, I r Street, yesterday.
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    3 CHINESE WEDDINGS
    289 2 Miner's Daughter And 3 Teachers (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Wednesday A PRETTY wedding took place m the Mgor Chinese Assembly Ha.l when Mr. H. Cheong Yew. the eldest son ol Mr and Mrs Ho Chee Yoong. was married to Miss Wong Tone Mm, eldest daughter
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    MR. T. RANDALL
    62 2 Theatrical Agent In Singapore I|H. Thoma.s A. Randall, the '.veilhe shw at( F r OT T.,mmy Randall, as he is ';no\vn tn H 8 h a host of irieSS n He wu formerly nth Police, retiring eleven years urn Fn went m the show businSa 5i been
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    WOMAN KILLED BY TRAIN
    283 2 Coroner Walking On Railway Trad Singapore, Wednesday THAT immediate steps should be taken by the Police to prevent people from walking along the railway track at Woodlands was urged by Mr W G Porter, the Singapore Coroner, ttafa morning, at an inquiry into the death o!
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    Woman In Overturned Ricksha
    45 2 N.i nit' juuuuuu vi ***** Coleman Street yesterday afternoon a ricksha m which a young Chinese w man and her children were seated turned and precipitated the on the road. The woman *v: shock but was conscious when tlv bulance arrived.
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    Alleged Suicide Attempt
    43 2 A Chinese was alleged to hi ptod suicide yesterday by drinking potassium cyanide at Lorons Kassim. pupils were dilated though he was scious. A blue bottle containing «>«« fluid was taken possession oi by police. The ambulance was on t»* scene.
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      55 2 c^T' fI/??S v^k I >( 1 i X PACKARD 4fe CHRYSLER A y RTUDEBAKER Jj^ Shell 3 m fia t M^ a^ MOKKIS JW V^ MMIMW < ITKOKN J J^ AEROSHELL THE OIL FOR YOUR lagonda 7 A|t am ]k S. S. JAGUAR I' If 1 I'<'H> UOYC'K SINGER SPORTS
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      36 2 a word to the office executive FOR DIRECT INSTANTANEOUS CONVERSATIONS WITH ALL DEPARTMENTS I M. INTKRCOMMLMtMION SYSTEMS. As Supplied To The Malaya Tnoun e Office FOR FULL PARTICULARS APPLY UM KOK GEK CO. Stamford Road, Singapore.
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      86 2 Kidney Germs Wreck Health Your Kidneys are a marvelous ?tru- tur»» Within them are million tiny tul act as filters for the blood. When I attack them you suffer from Burnme i Ins PUMfN, -Getting lp Nlfhts/ I'.nns. Dizziness, Itheuinatisin, kurnw Nerviness. Circle! under Hyes or v Ankl >rdinary medicines
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    2 KILLED IN NEGRI RIOTING
    259 3 MANY CHINESE CHARCED Malay Tells Of Death Of His hither Froai our <>»" Keporterl n, rt-mban, Jan. 5. THREE of 13 Hunts,, arraigned beV tan Mr M Hiyward, seremI M I ristratr m the Port Dickson MtecKl on thaif* of rioti» S "nil i murder,
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    2 CHARGES
    352 3 Murder Of Son And Attempted Suicide Singapore, Wednesday. a SIX -MONTHS -OLD domestic traA gedy. which occurred at a house m Piilau Saigon, off Havelock Road, m the morning of June 9 last, was to-day recalled when a preliminary inquiry was held before Mr. W. G. Reeves, the
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    Alleged Intimidation
    66 3 Singapore. \V»-dne^day. Charged with criminal intimidation) I v threatening une Quek Siew Bee. a Chinese woman, with Injury by saying 1 shall beat you to death," Yeo Lian Senq a well-dres.sed young Chinese, appeared before Mr. H. A Forr-r. District Judge, to-day. Mr. W V. Pars^n^ appeared for
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    AT THE ALHAMBRA
    177 3 "The Music Goes Round" Is Really Excellent FIRST-CLASS musical entertainment is provided by the Columbia production. "The Music Goes Round," which is now at the Alhambra. It is not exactly one of the latest pictures, for apparently it was made at the time when that notorious song
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    FRENCH NAVAL VISIT
    204 3 FRENCH NAVAL VISIT 3 Cruisers Due Here T THREE French cruisers, under the com- mand of Rear Admiral Godfroy, the "Georges Leygues" (flagship), "Glorie" and "Montcalm" are expected at Singapore to-morrow between 7 and 8 a.m The "Georges Leygues" will fire the national salute of 21 guns, to which the
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      16 3 Overseas Assurance U)KP(,KATION, LIMITED, Building. choß, street. I>H NX SINGAPORE. Fire, Marine, Motor CHICLES WORKMEN', COMPENSATION
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      90 3 ETON HIGH SCHOOL Junction of Selegie Rd. and Short St.' There are vacancies m all classes from Primary to the Senior Cambridge I Shmthand. Pook-keepine and Type writing also taueht FREE OF CHAROI In the higher standards. KNPOI NOW 'ml* ■*«')<*■*• SilviVrin DOBS OEOW HAI si r-yn Removts Dar. d
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      134 3 MI'AR NAN YANG HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times daily. 1. HAI CHEW HOTEL, 35, Beach Road, Singapore, Tel: 3015 2. NAN YANG HOTEL, 4J, Jalan Maharani, Muar. Tel. 156. 3 NAN CHANG HOTEL, 84, Bunga Raya, Malacca. Tel: 92. 1. Singapore to Muar, Malacca X.L at 7.00 a.m. 2.00
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      113 4 London .1 Previous To-day Chan*? Distillers 1063 1069 Dunlop Rubber 3 2 3 General Electric <t> 4 i i r 4 g Imperial Chemical industries 35- 34 9 ._3q Imperial Tobacco i«9 1513 vu Anslo-Dutch 28£ 289 Canadian Pacific 1% London Tin JJ Rubber Plan Investment Trust
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      92 4 London Jan Tn fir t' lv 10-4 Xl HBKK [iel S3S J M-— B 6 V"' 5 ...rw.,,,1 (Ap I g2S! 1'Srd P« July'Bepl i seiicr.s London, Jan Tu -dav Change PALM OIL (Malaya) totulkJan Feb W ElB-5-0 Unchanged COPRA (Straits I .M.S.) r13.15.fl hu £14-1-3 sellen Jan
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      40 4 New York. Jan 4 Previous ro-day Chanje KIBBER Steadier Dull S H 14 8 »P ™l T Ws 14»4 -Hi Apr June 14> 4 143 8 +i 8 Tone Quiet Steady Spo; 41 8 41 s 8
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      65 4 London Jan Previous To- Change T.T. < n Pull (CKM middle rate) KJSL 1: f W TT on Amsterdam (closing middle rut". .:.M8 516 Unchanged TT on Shanghai (closing selling rate. 12 932 Unchanged i i on Hongkong (clortng aclllnf rtte) i3l 16 unchanged TT on Japan (clo.sing
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      BULLION MARKET
      27 4 London. Jan. 5 PrSflOUfl To-duv Change Fine Bar (X oz. M-lf-€ £6-19-9 -3d SILVER Spot \t 19 9 lfi 19 9 W 4 months' forward.
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      METAL MARKET
      23 4 MN Standard London. Jan. 5. Piwloua Change ;»«ii i ;iiUTMoim closing price) UB4 £1; up 2? •torwild Elttfe £181 up 3
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      FRASER & CO. REVIEWS 1937 SHARE MARKET
      848 4 FRASER CO. REVIEWS 19 3 7 SHARE MARKET Ms M. .H m .irw the condltiona :>:<•• ailing it m their n inch Twelve moi > it [ell to our lot w in ;i pu it <>i pei haps iomeI i omplaci ni .ii [action the con>ii. prevailing In world tly
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      Wife Bites Reveller Husband
      78 4 From Our Own Correspond Tfclping, Wedn AFTER celebrating the New Joseph, a Tamil Christie home m a drunken state, and some time he lodged a i Police that he had been assumed brother-in-law On investigations being made revealed that the man went h very bad condition
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      SHARE MARKETS
      193 4 Messrs. Fraser Co/s Report Singapore. Wednesday. MINING: Tin at midday was SMN, up $2 00 Cables from London to-day indicate that there was practically no change m prices of tin shares and only a feu bid* were received for Pefaliiigs. Hongkong Tins and London Tins while there were
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      RUBBER IMPORTS
      107 4 45,647 Tons More Than In 1936 IMPORTS of rubber into Malaya to December were 13.949 dry tons, makir.: a total for the year of 213.446 tons, compares with total imports for 1986 167.799 tons. The following table is prepared by the Registrar-General of SttMonthly Cumulative 1937 1936 Total
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    716 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company MINING ore, Jan. 5. 5 pm- Buyers bellers 44» 2 4 10 2 •jo -50-5-5 MBW 25'- 271Hitam 75 O s O 23 9 24|6 152U l&V/l 26 3 27 3 20 9 219 nderiang 040 0 .45 > m Tm I*os 1.10 i
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    154 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Wednesday. Batu Selangor 1 50 IJW Hongkong Tin ..24 6 26Kamunting Tin 10 6 116 Killinghall 18- 19Katu Tin 24- 25Kuchai 143 1.48 Larut 11- 12Llngui 170 175 London Tin .39 43 Mambau 60 65 Pahang Cons 19 20 Puchong 23 3 24 3 Pur.gah ..21-
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    158 5 Ltd. 30,000 Int. 30.000.000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 $95 00 $105 00 norn Ml \I( IFAMTY PENANG MUNICIPAL S.S. AND F.M.S. LOANS F.M.B. 4^% IWI red 1959 $16,000 OOf) Int. Jan. 1 Jul* 1 t.M.S. 3% 1933 red. 1956-66 $15,000 n.io Int. Dec. 15 Jurr !8
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      181 5 Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore Investmcr* Bankers and B i m Securities ("id Commodities. Dv.ily Foreign Market Cable and Quotation Service. P. 0. Box 333 Tel: 5251—5252 Cable Address: Selco. i J NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ, N. V. incorporated In the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AD.
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      45 5 Deferred Departures The M. Kepong for Siam (Parcels only Mail! previously announced as closing at ll im yesterday will now '.close at 7 p.m. to-day. The s.s. Nordmark for Philippine Islands Mails previously announcer closing at 7 p.m. yesterday will now close if 1 pj
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    EASTERN HEALTH
    413 6 League Of Nations Bulletin THE tollowing is the health bullet the League of Nations i Bureau. Singapore, for the week nt jJi Dec. 25:— Plague: No notification of plague has been received from any of the i ;tern ports for the week. Cholera was reported from Calcutt and
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    TIN ORE IMPORTS
    109 6 Increase Of 4,231 Tons On 1936 IMPORTS of tin ore into Malaya eluniu 1 December amounted to 3.187 total tor the year of 31.169 tons, com pared with 26.938 tons m 193t> table supplied by the Registrar-Gener h»i Stati.stics is as follow.^ Cumulative Monthly Total 1937 193*
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      174 6 ~-~~ZZ: A Mirth mRTHA^AYT^nd BINC CROSBY |L\ G l;ANI paramounfs Musical Hit "Double Or Nothing" [jke <Ykw (Jt}o)dd\ CABARET I I TO-NIGHT I NON-STOP DANCE I FROM UNTIL MID-NIGHT 1 i ADMISSION .10 ITS. i TO- DAY I NON-STOP TEA DANCE I 1 FROM P.M. UNTIL 8.3Q 11 NO ADMISSION
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      87 6 I < JB. KK^kXS Bl Hfll I mft 3 n O^B I k-? JSH i ft 9 1" nffl p 9 ft r !^7 ArS^^ [B I Iff *y •R fc'^kA* JLONDQN REVUE COMPANY! NOTICE I Owing to revised arrangements the opening of the above theat: attraction at the CAPITOL
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      170 7 GREETED BY PACKED HOUSES YESTERDAY! \OICE of the Sensational Boy STAR of RAINBOW ON THE RIVER fame! BASIL KATIIBONE m New Romantic Role THE MUSIC of OSCAR STRAUS Beautiful Singing of Hollywood's new Star Sensation MARION CLAIRE You'll hear all this, and more /#jP*L At The CAPITOL \sh 6 1
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      139 7 t* M POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT! H I PAVILION 6-15 9-15 I •■■•a m" 'iffilM HffcMß y '**y' iiiil AND THE WORLD %JL JjXfit \m\ IV ACCLAIMS HIM' BA^- MU N J 1 The Life of Emile Zola I -«GALE9ONDERC<VARD JOSEPH SCHILDkRAUT I 9th TRIUMPHANT DAY! I Acclaimed By Yesterday's Audiences
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    INDRAGIRI RUBBER
    795 8 Final Dividend OJ '.1/2 l\r Cent, Singapore Wedne day. A FINAL dividend n A mi was declared twm ti. annual general m« ndr: m Rubber, I Id li t r office oi the company at the Stench Hank Building, Slngapon TTTk,, chair and the othei pn en were
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    RUBBER AUCTION
    154 8 Prices Realised At Sales Yesterday At the Singapore Chamber oi i merce Rubber Associations 1.363rci auction there were: Catalogued 1.920.928 lbs.. 857 55 I Offered 1.631.971 lbs.. 728.56 r Sold 1.555.773 lbs.. 694.54 tons PRICES REALISED Kibbed Smoked Sheet Cents Per U. Standard Quality 22 to <Two lots
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      57 8 \Sw'>^ J ''nm 1 SfK slgn is a "NP of d health because ft stands 1 L(nhu BRAND. Insist always on CLOVER BRAND MILK .^J lD T 0 the CONSISTENCY^ It a pure. .it's delicious. .it'a nourishing. C^a=~— -~Z^j CWVEB HKAND MILK is real Danish Milk, from healthy cowa X^_
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    BRITAIN NEEDS CONSCRIPTION
    131 9 \il\\S OF FRENCH I Slow-But'Sure Changes lv Industry Lille. M INDEI HAUKOIB, foremost [ft hfendh French commen"£T! II x talked on the fuhere. imports, he said had esof British indusnthe market, and the re- had produced a thought, many difflI b U t the country would by
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    FISHING SENSATION
    115 9 Angler Hooks 60-Ft. pi Town I W escribed as "the Tory the centur told here— uched for by at least 30 I pie. I n man tishnv intz, off th( Bay i I ram i when he saw i I to roll Is Pi yards away Thr 6u
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    "STOCK DERBY"
    22 9 I Vi&l According To Court Ruling lfi V Air Ma U *> Own Correspondent! B London. Deo 23 l^k I***»1 the
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    "MARTYR MINISTER"
    178 9 Processions Pay Tribute To Salengro THIRTY thousand people took part m the procession which marched through I the streets here to celebrate the anniversary of the funeral of Roger Salengro, the Socialist Minister of the Interior who committed suicide a year ago, and is regarded by the Left
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    PRINCE'S DIVORCE
    173 9 Father Refuses To Intervene Cairo THE Negus is supporting his eldest son's plea for divorce. Replying to an appeal by the Coptic Community Council m Cairo to intervene m Prince Asfa Wossen's divorce suit, the Negus has stated that the Crown Prince has every reason to ask for
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    QUEEN MARIE'S NECKLACE
    112 9 QUEEN MARIE'S NECKLACE Indian Customs Demand PUSTOMB duly amounting to £7.500. or r^ I p^r cent, of its value, has been demanded by the Bombay authorities on the historic diamond necklace which j once belonged to Marie Antoinette. The necklace, which consists of 20 diamonds and 13 oendants, was bough*
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, Jan. 1938. INSURANCE RISKS IN SINGAPORE
    326 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Thursday, Jan. 1938. INSURANCE RISKS IN SINGAPORE i correspondent has favoured us witli a OOpy Ol an extract Croon a letter written by a firm of London solicitors on Dec. 18 to another such firm concerning I claim made m Singapore for damages Where man was killed.
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    PERSONAL VIEWPOINT
    814 10  -  Autolycus A TOPICAL CAUSERIE by I m recent expl Fimht-Lieut (Houston m < J !> :i r tor the air Journey between London and thi tJurted |U I breaking Blghl tempt and tin latest ol thete thai O f Hiltz, the Frenchwoman who was attemp Ing to set
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    67 10 the Ai7tt2Sl\£ ln 7 ZLZ L^VV^. Riw by Lady Baring at tohnrUl with a. .stima.rd s.anda d disXen I™ MO ton, aT' Wight T "e "Scorpion" is 200 leet r d m a d l^S amam^r consfsN^ m <«» u Provided for the MT, and 13 smaller guns. Photo shows
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    PERSONALITIES
    43 10 Dr Mrs t Smallwood is now m Johore Bahru where she is serving as Medical Officer m charge of the Infant Welfare Centre. Mr. L. G. Valpv. Assistant Commissioner of Police. F.M.S., has been seconded for service under the Government of Kedah.
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    Police Band
    64 10 The Police Band will play the fo .owprogramme at Katong Park this aiiernoon. beginning at dix o'clock: 1. March. 'Luxembourg", Lehar: 2. Overture. 'Pique Dame". Suppe; 3. Selection. "The Gondoliers". Sullivan; 4. Waltz. "Beautiful Danube". Johan Strauss; 5. Solo for Cornet. "A Night m Switzerland". Hume; 6. Air
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    SEEKING THE CAUSES OF GENIUS
    317 11 INTENSIVE RESEARCH Mental Tests For All Schoolchildren ißy Air Mail i From Our Own Correspondent) London. Dec. 23. WHY will owe brain do the work of an Einstein while another is "defective"? In an effort to solve this problem, m investigation costing £10.000 and lasting
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    ELECTRIC SUITS
    76 11 Specially Devised For Airmen 'By Air Mail* from Our Oicn Correspondent > London, Dec. 23. E L re C ady ICALLY HEATED SUits are now a bi e^s aiiy heated aSd OlvmSia 1 T^n b H heW 2 l Earl>s Court March 4 m gham> from February 21
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    57 11 As in the reign of King George V. the poor people of Windsor received their annual Christmas sift of coal from the King. Each person received a hundrt dwt i g h t and altogether 70 tons were distributed. Photo shows Miss M. Bolton of Victoria Street. Windsor, signing for
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    KNOCKED DOWN AND FINED
    102 11 Case Of Gossiping On The Road Stockholm TWO women at Karlskrena. Sweden, have been fined for "careless standing" after they had been knocked down by a cyclist while gossiping m the roadway The case aroused great interest m the town, and the court was packed with
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    DUCHESS OF WINDSOR
    88 11 Sends A Gift To A Miner's Child (By Air Mail) (From Our Oicn Correspondent) London. Dec 23. THE Duchess of Windsor has sent a d*ll to Mr W. E. Hill, secretary of the Garw Lodge of the South Wales Miners' Federation, asking that it should be presented
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    CANADA'S AIR FORCE
    112 11 To Be Increased By 102 New Machines Peterborough (Ontario). CANADA will shortly increase her Air Force by 102 new aeroplanes, according to Mr. Lan Mackenzie, Minister of National Defence. In a statement issued from his office, Mr Mackenzie said that the aeroplanes would be manufactured m Canada
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    25 11 Miss Betty Humphry, whose engagement to Mr. David Gray, M C.S., Protector of Chinese, Negri Sembilan. was announced recently, is leaving for Home m July.
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    EDWARD VIII. COINS
    261 11 Custom Broken By Facing Left (By Air Mail* 'From Our Own Correspondent j London, Dec. 23. BEHIND-THE-SCENES events at the Royal Mint at the time of the abdication of King Edward VIII. are revealed, for the first time, m the annual report of the Deputy Master and
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    "Test-Tube" Calf
    72 11 A "test-tube' calf, born on an Essex farm, after experiments by the Animal Nutrition Research Institute of Cambridge, is now a healthy. normal five weeks old animal This calf is the first international result of "artificial" breeding. Its sire la a Friesian bull, Odin, owned by Dr I
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      46 11 SANATOGEiij J^ The true tome fvo4 "Wj imm: a i> ami. at the Capitol Restaurant Kurt Klack his Orchestra m Attendance TO-MORROW 8 I.M. To Midnight. mi ~A*N goodwood §934 f Telefrmphto Addit PHARMINGLY SITUATED IDEAL FOR VISITORS AND TOCRIST3 Unrivalled Facilities tor Private En rtainments.
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    CITY THREATENED WITH WAR
    166 12 A Japaneae ;nr and land bombardment of Canton, t»v.' seaport metropolis of Southern China, is expected soon. British, American and other foreign nationals Itavt already beea tflleiallj warned (<> prepare to evacuate the city at a moment's notice. Photo shows a general view tfl Canton looking
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    GREAT GERMAN BURIED
    242 13 GREAT GERMAN BURIED mved at the Royal irliiijton House London, after rted nnder armed tuard from he painting has been lent by Kteg RuirJtnia fo. xhib.iion of m Art of the Seventeenth >iitur> lington House early In the New hoto shows the picture being unpacked [I passed m a Customs
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      36 13 ATMOS CLOCKS WORK FOR CENTURIES WITHOUT WINDING. IT IS PERPETUAL MOTION jr. i--_ til *w MH wot i wM Jf I IvOTttl Agent: RENE ULLMANN Raffles Place, SINGAPORE. Opened up to 6 p.m. everyday including Saturdays.
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    SALADS for light lucheon snacks of to include in diets
    1255 14 SALADS for light lucheon snacks of to include in diets Xli numerou Chi A mas and N rtanlyj salads would be a welLfully appealing i oloui c lth a n the marvellous arra: eoklurful tinned v< lable on the market to-d can concori disht witl -w- petite appeal nun To
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    1044 15 London, December. c ptte the misfortune of having two or on the floor I SfiWUf to appear at m -The Housemaster." Rene Ray. 1V pd n a motor accident that Sto slight injuries to her mouth. Stated a hurried switching J^ndTthe shooting schedule of "The un Krister-
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    H.M.S. WARSPITE
    160 17 Repairs Have Cost More Than Original Ship More money has been spent on repairing and reconstructing the 31,000-ton British battleship Warspite than she cost originally This is revealed by Mr Duff I Cooper, First Lord of the Admiralty, m a written answer. The Warspite, laid down m October,
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    RADIO AIDS TO NAVIGATION
    550 17 Danger Oj Collision Reduced USE of radio beacons and direction finders is very extensive m the United States and Canada, but possibly theit value is nowhere so apparent as on th* crowded shipping lanes of the Great Lakes. The following information regarding this service is obtained
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    9,500 FEET DOWN
    104 17 Johannesburg. DR. Harold J. Harder, a well-known South African gfotogtft, is believed to have established a world's record for diamond drilling by reach:. r a depth of 9,500 feet. It was reached with a diamond drill during a search lor the main gold reef which Dr. Harder
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      251 17 SPOSTAL INTELLIGENCE TODAY YAW PER DATE AND TIME Aik Soon Jan. 6 9 a.m. tIU L Ug Lpnerally> Bintulu 5 Circe 6 9 a.m. Hon^Ho am. 6.1 am. Africa 'North i except Western ada and astern States of 6 0 s A. Karoa „6 3 p.m. Burma t Karoa ..6
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    ALL MALAYA'S MAILS BY AIR
    1233 18 milK scheme for forwards* all 1 first .lass mall by air will, it aanawnesd in s nomwrnnfum Isswea IV tht DlrssHor-Oeneral of rsssfj. as* Tele K raphs. Haters. <<»»<* J 1 on leb. >.'<. memorandum V prints** e Ks m the 1 Slowing ar-j ;i
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    DRESSER WHO LOST AN EYE NOW CLAIMS COMPENSATION
    618 18 Are estate S^v i From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahra, Jan. 4. ON June 2 last year, acid l was thrown on Mr. J. Samuel P.Hay, dresser on Hanyang Estate. Plentong. Johore. by a Malayalee named Raman Malan. c>ok and estate hospital
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    215 18 Sailing For Home On Leave (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan <* THE Hon. Mr. B. J. R. Barton, whc ««>cs on long leave to Europe on Jan 14. m the "Rawalpindi," was entertained at a farewell tea party on Johev Rubber Lands, Ltd.,
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    200 18 Smuggled Chandu Into Johore From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan. 4 ifIEFORE Sheikh Abu Bakar (Second Magistrate) toil nurning the case wn.s mentioned again m which a Chinese named N^ Loong C^ong, who said he was employed on an estate m Johor c Bahru, is changed with
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    88 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Sinp.nnnrp .Tar» fi fi n m Total for H» Company Dlvldend <?g« Date Ex Takuan^ V 10 1 N 32 I 9 U Ja 24 Dec. 13 CN.KAL 1 mt. Jan. 25 Jan. 31 Jan. 26 2 3 3 Rum 2 2 Int Jan
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      440 20 JONJHE RAD'OJ pm -9.15 UJO P The New* and AnnouncejToSjUM n^tr,. <"«.«gjy vi h Tim( smna. at 11.35 p.m OSH IJ.M MHin-s (*L4I n»> <•>• Jti nm 'Matters of Moment.' A lrrs fS-SSd tak by'm-' Ho,. Harold Hlcobon, CM. SSlL'^Uj?' P."..-«-2« OM I"., m a serie.s for li»t*ner.s In InaiasiJ«ri»T£»
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      762 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres TO-DAY Sy g 1 j 5 pa p e m S Military Band Concert fi on nrr i lndian Music (Gramophone (Gramophone Records). prrnrds) 8.35 p.m.:— "World Affairs." A talk tin v m —Chinese Music. Modern by the R
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    SINGAPORE TOO GOSSIPY!
    483 21 Says Rotary Club L Singapore. Wednesday. nPEAKING at to-day's luncheon meetS ing of the Singapore Rotary Club. Md at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. D. S. AYe hi* impressions' after having been here for four years. He dealt with a variety of subjects gossiping among people who ought
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    PUSHED PASSENGER
    337 21 Trolley Bus Conductor In Court Singapore. Wednesday. THIS is the third case of its kind within the last ten days m which a conductor of the Singapore Traction Company has been accused of pushing passengers out of buses, and I hope the officers of the Traction Company will
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    HOUSE-BREAKING
    173 21 15 Months' RJ. For Chinese Singapore. Wednesday. 4 SENTENCE of 15 months' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by cue year's police supervision, was imposed on a young Chinese named Cheng Ah CfelllS by Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Judge, this morning, when he pleaded guilty on a charge of
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    IMPERSONATION
    144 21 IMPERSONA TION Singapore Malay Fined $100 Singaoore, Wednesday. Yusof bin Abdul Majid. a Malay, was charged In the Second Police Court, before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, on two counts of impersonating a police constable and extorting. 19 cents from a Chinese hawker named Lee Ah Soon at Cashin Street on
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    TAPPED WATER
    323 21 73-Year-Old Chinese Convicted Singapore, Wednesday. k 73- YEAR-OLD Cantonese, Sam Ah j Fook, faced m the Second Court j to-day on a charge of theft of water belonging to the Municipality of Singa- pore, or, alternatively, that of unlawfully tapping water belonging to the Municipality. Mr. S. K.
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    NEW YEAR HONOURS
    67 21 Meritorious Service Medals Awarded JT notified that His Majesty the King I has been praciously pleased to apnrove" the bestowal of the following further honours on the occasion of tl c New Year: Meritorious Service Medal of the Military Division of the Most Fxctllent Order of the
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    AT THE CAPITOL
    209 21 Bobby Breen In "Make A Wish" THAT remarkable boy singer Bobby Breen is the star of "Make a Wish," the R.K.0. -Radio picture which is the present attraction at the Capitol. He made a great success some two years ago, and has justified it m his succeeding
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    BRITAIN & RUMANIA
    91 21 BRITAIN RUMANIA London, Jan. 5. SIR Reginald Hoare, British Minister at Bucharest has been instructed to remind the Rumanian Government m the friendliest manner of the British Government's long-standing interest m the minorities treaty, signed m Paris on Dec. 9, 1919, of which Rumania is one of the original signatories,
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    Possessed Cartridges
    52 21 Jerusalem, Jan. 5. Suleiman Aliel Keraki. a 19-year-old trans-Jordan Beduin was to-day sentenced to death by the military court on a charge of being m possession of 81 rifle cartridges. The prosecution contended, that accused probably intended to sell the cartridges and therefore was a menace to public
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    MEG PAYS $87 AT PENANG RACES
    1081 22 gDAY OF GOLD CUP r S Ami Good Dividends Order i-"1 I l all th(l Anmm it* sultan -.1 Peraka Pride of Perak nearly <^r SS SX Point m me mini race Waetere clocKca omy i 5 second more than the Malayan record for
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    Hockey Cancelled
    22 22 The hockey match between the S.R.C. and the Post Office Club arranged to be played yesterday did not take place
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    INDIANS BEAT Y. M. C. A.
    600 22 Good Hockey Display FAI Balestier Singapore, Wednesday. SERVED by a quintette who played m perfect unison, and by a defence which rose admirably to every occasion the Indian Association defeated the YMCA by 2—l m a hockey match played on the I.A. ground this
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    CUP FINALISTS' STIFF TEST
    417 23 PADANC RUGBY THRILLS Army est Pty A Draw Singapore. Wednesday. THE Army rugby fifteen who are to meet Selangor m the Malaya up final at Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 15 had a stiff test m a match on he padang this afternoon when they held a
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    Blankan Mati Rugger
    43 23 r!| aka n Matii J*. F ntteen and R.A «™t e d v r ree ce n W 8 a n^ her Sidt> SSSSfci the tort. as null 'fled by poor threequarter -vl he unners w"e better m the line-
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    INTER-SCHOOL SOCCER
    392 23 Raffles Lose To V.I. By Only Goal Singapore, Wednesday. A SOLITARY goal m the early part of the first half enabled the Victoria Institution of Kuala Lumpur to gain a victory over the Raffles Institution by I—o, m a keenly contested game of football this afternoon, on the
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    NEGRI'S XI
    110 23 Hockey Match Against Singapore <From Our Own Reporter) Seremban. Wednesday. THE following: have been selected to represent the Negri against Singapore m Sunday's hockey match here: Manuel; Moorbarak and Mohd. Mi; Azaraai, Carey and Santok Singh; Edmonds. Lee Moh Hon, Mustapha, Syed Hamid and Yates Reserves. Sibert, Milne
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    S.C.C. INVITATION TENNIS
    191 23 S.C.C. INVITATION TENNIS Tournament At Chinese i New Year AN open invitation lawn tennis tournament, sanctioned by the L.T.A.M., will be held on the courts of the Singapore Cricket Club during the Chinese New Year holidays. Play will start on Friday. Jan. 28 at 4.45 p.m., on Saturday <29th» at
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    SKINS WIN 8-0
    72 23 Khalsa Trounced In Tanglin Hockey IN a hockey match at Tanglin yesterday, the Skins beat Khalsa Associa tion by eight goals to nil. Khalsa played with ten men and were no match for the soldiers who dominated play throughout. At the interval, the Skins led s—o,5 0,
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    GIRLS' S.C. BEAT Y. W. C. A.
    270 23 Solitary Goal In Hockey At Semngoon Singapore, Wednesday. A WATER-LOGGED, sodden ground nullified good play m to-day's hockey fixture between the 'A' teams of the Girls Sports Club and the Y.W.CJV. at the G.S.C. ground. The home team won by a solitary goal
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    39 23 V.M.C.A. members who have sent hi their names for rugger are reminded that a practice will be held to-day at the Y. MCA. ground at Balestier Road at 5 15 p.m. Others interested are invited to turn up also.
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    64 24 A usiralian Navy i Defence Scheme Darwin, Jan. 5. THREE Missions on the thousand mil< desolate ArnheinvLand roast an co operatlni With the Australian Navy.--northern Intelligence defence scheme Special oodet of Instructiom for iuc ii wartime have been lamed to the Illilonariefl wrho will co-ordinate itgna »v which
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    32 24 Soliii, Jan. 5. Kmn Bortl till signed the ukase, fixn| Mar 0 m the date of the general 'lecUoo The country m the past three MLTI has been under a .semi-dietator-■h]|) Reuter
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    27 24 Amsterdam, Jan. 5. i companied by i doctor Prnce ihard to-day returned to v from hospital by road, passing the s-.enp oi his accid Reuter
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    U.S. To "Go Ahead" With Naval Construction
    53 24 U. S. To "Go Ahead" With Naval Construction Washington, Jan. WHITF HOI'SE officials indicated to-day that President Roosevelt is about to give a "go ahead" signal lor an expanded naval construction programme. It is stated that the President called to the White Houst Congressional leaders and Mr. Clunks Kdison and
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    42 24 Budapest, Jan i It is semi-officially announced that important talks between Italy Austria and hungary will open here on Jan. 10. Count Ciano, Herr Von Schuschnlgg and Dr. Schmidt and Kanya will participate. The conversations are expected to last three days:- Reuter
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    51 24 London, Jan. 5. Lord Roche has resigned from the office of Lord Appeal in Ordinary. His Majesty has approved the appointments of Sir M. L. Romer as Lord Appeal in Ordinary; Sir A. C. Clauson, Lord Justice in Appeal. Mr. F. D. Morton, justice of the High Court. Chancery Division.-
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    133 24 U.S. Unemployment, Shipping And Banking Returns Washington, Jan. 5. The .".natc committee Investigating the Question of unemployment was told by the Labour Statistics Commissioner that some two to three hundred thousand operatives will have lost their -jloyment dr.rn> November, Decemand January. -Renter Wireless. New York. Jan. 5. A; ted the
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