Morning Tribune, 8 January 1938

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE 2.-NO. 289. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, January 8, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    JAPANESE ASSAULT BRITISHERS
    273 1 Settlement Policemen Manhandled C-in-C's Protest: Utters Strong Warning Shanghai, Jan. 1. JAPANESE soldiers severely handlJ ed two International Settlement British policemen. Serjeant Turner and Inspector West, after the former dad remonstrated with them for the .aliped rough treatment of Chinese. Turner was standing at Brenan Rwad within
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    JAPANESE DREAM OF FAR EAST
    27 1 JAPANESE DREAM OF FAR EAST London. Jan. 7. declaration of the T »I«SS «th?h?? r y that Japan far East 7 th n panese dream -'orforTaVa^Xie^ Reuter
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    Mussolini Launches New Naval Programme
    171 1 Bid For Power In The Mediterranean; New Challenge To World Rome. Jan. 7. MUSSOLINI has ordered the construction of two new 35,000-ton battleships to form part of the new naval programme, which will also comprise 12 scout ships (large destroyers >, and a "noteworthy number
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    Germany Heading For Another World War Says U.S. Ambassador
    124 1 Germany Heading For Another World War Says U.S. Ambassador New York. Jan. 7. MR. William Dodd. retiring United States Ambassador in Berlin, outlining the reason for his departure from Berlin on arrival here to-day, said: "In a vast region where religious freedom is denied, where intellectual initiative and discovery are
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    3 EXECUTED
    119 1 "High Treason'' Prosecution In Germany Berlin. Jan. 7. Three men from towns on the Polish border have been executed for high treason. Reuter Hamburg. Jan. 7. Mr. Arnold Bernstin. Jewish owner of the German Redstarine. was to-day sentenced to 30 months" penal servitude and a fine of £80.000
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    Japanese Kill Own Troops By Mistake
    72 1  - Japanese Kill Own Troops By Mistake Sin Chew Jit Poh Hankow. Jan 7 Heavy casualties were inflicted on a column of Japanese troops inside the city of Hsuancheng as a result of being shelled, on Jan. 5. by their own artillery, by mistake. Chinese mobile units were attacking the city
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    Panay Film Shocks Britain
    52 1 London, Jan. 7. The Panay film, shown in cinemas in London and throughout the Provinces, was received with continuous murmurs i S mpatny an d horror. The clearness oi the atmosphere at the time of the Dombino. contradicting the Japanese piea of fog. is specially remarked
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    HAINAN ISLAND STIR
    294 1  -  Nanyang Siang Pau French And Japanese Warships On Move i anion, j»n. 4. HAINAN Island comes again in the war picture as the result of mysterious movements of Japanese and French warships as observed by merchantmen. It appears that a Japanese cruiser arrived off Hoihow on Dec.
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    HONAN IN DANGER
    122 1 Fu Chu's Troops Deserting Hankow, Jan. 7. PHINESE troops under General Han V Fu Chu. governor of Shantung province, are reported to be showing signs of a collapse, which may lead to the loss of the important Lunghai railway, the key to the vast province of Honan
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    Shouted "Don't," Saw Her Brother Shot
    565 2 WOMAN'SCOURI ALLEGATIONS Municipal Dog Shooter Charged Siagaptic, Friday. rIK preliminary inquiry into IfeC draft tf 'iav Chwec i»>h. :i ciiinr.se kanpMig dweller m':«r Hong Itahru, foe^aii before Mr. P. V. Durkworth, the Second Singapore Magis Irate, this Morning when Ahmad Inn Noor, a JVliiiii(
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    NAVAL VISITORS ENTERTAINED
    282 2 Govt. House Dinner Ik 1 1 1/ Sea View His Bxcellero an ?i? d Thoi e a dinner last mehtat Government Hou e In honour of Real Admiral Godfrey, commanding ollicer or the F^nch cruisers now in Singapore. Those present were Rear Admiral Godfrey n ii the
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    24 2 Rear Admiral Godfroy, commanding officer of the French cruisers now in Singapore, photographed as he made his official landing at Clifford Pier yesterday. (Tribune)
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    FOUR GASSED IN HARBOUR
    462 2 Inquest In Tongkng Singapore, Friday. AN inquiry into the deaths of four Chinese who were overcome by poisonous gases on M bo ard 4 thc <- kang "Hock Leong," in the Singapore Harbour on the morning of Dec 27. last, was begun before Mr. W. G.
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    Car Theft Charge
    76 2 Singapore, Friday Three Chinese, Peh Ken. Tan Choon Lin and Koh Liong Kee were this morning charged before Mr. W. G. Reeve the Third Magistrate, with theft of motor-car belonging to one Tan Hon Tee from outside 36, Hokien Stret '2 15 am to-day. They were also
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    CHINA IS RELYING ON RUSSIA, NOT WESTERN POWERS
    1096 3 Guerilla Tactics Will Beat Japan, Says Distinguished Visitor PHIN V i< looking to Soviet Russia for assistance in her war of defence against Japan. She realises that the western wers are not able to intervene, owing to the difficulty of moving their
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    EURASIAN CHARGED
    361 3 Serious Allegations By Javanese Woman Singapore, Friday. FRANCIS Hoeden. a Eurasian youth who is on a charge of alleged robbery of a handbag containing $3 in cash and a .silver bangle belonging to a Javanese woman in Rangoon Road, appeared In the Police Courts this morning at a
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    AT THE PAVILION
    204 3 Joan Crawford In 'The Br.de Wore Red" JOAN CRAWFORD returns to the PaviJ In the film. 'The Bride Wore the Mero-Goldwyn-Mayer production which began a season last night. This star has based her reputation on ability to portray glitter and glamour, and m this film she has
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    S. S. V. F. Recruiting
    47 3 'Pore Volunteer Corps rell 8 < 8V U F be spe5 pei lf d S t head F .938 B a re ac R h O d cce O f n r->" Md oYs p e m een the hours of 5 15
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    ETON HIGH SCHOOL
    24 3 f v S leßi Rd aild Short St> v to thfi lnaU elasses fr m f NPOL NOW < nt)!v ho Prinri^.
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    CARNEGIE AWARD
    90 3 For Malayan Postal Engineer A DESPATCH has been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies announcing that Mr. C II Parnell, Engineer, Posts and Telegraphs Department, Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, has been awarded a grant from the Fund provided by the Trustees of the
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    $500,000 Malayan Radio Station Denied
    106 3 From Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur, Friday. FOLLOWING the report that ihe F.M.S. Government intend shortly to instal a short wave radio station costing 8500.00U and the proposed dispensation of the use of the Dutch service for the Malayan— London radio-telephony service, the Direc-tor-General of
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      293 3 LOST WEIGHT WON VITALITY! Once Languid Now Full of u Pep In two weeks, she lost 5 lbs. Three weeks later, another 5 lbs. had gone. Wh^n she was burdened with her unwanted fat she was always languid now she is lull of activity. The method she followed is quite
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      81 3 MI'AR NAN YANO HOTEL AGENTS. Express Service 3 times dailv. I. HAI CIIEW HOTEL, 35. Beach Road. Singapore. Tel: 3015 2 NAN YANG HOTEL, 41. Jnlan Maharani. Muar. Tel. 156. 3 NAN dUUGI HOTEL. 84. Bunsa Raya, Malacca. Tel: 9? 1. Singapore to Muar, Malacca K.L at 7.00 a.m. 2.00
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      104 4 London. Jan. 7 Previous To-day Chang* in? 1 07 ■We lu< IUI 09 q 32 9 Dunlop Rubber f rol FlrWri" 76 10 1 '1)1*2 —90 General meciriv. 34 4i.> IV d Imperial Tobacco I5 2 g 6 J| 3 9 fl 3 d Canadian Pacific 7*
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      117 4 London Jan 7 Tn riav Change Jo-aay stOBBn Quiet steady Quid ,16 Spot :rrs j 7 1110 lfl Ut Forward rfttu ]u 731*) HI" forward ferJJlwi Buyer, 71H6 Jig 8,3 Forward .Julytt-p. I Blgers 7:", 1 16 -Ji 1 London. Jan. 1 To-day Change PALM OIL (Malaya) In
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      20 4 RUBBtt Previous To-day Change S°ot e Sellers 14 3118 a> 14 5.16 Apr,June Buyers I +1 s
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 London. Jan. 7 Previou To-day Change T.T. CO Paris (closing noddle rate) 147.2!* 147 32 +.03 T.T on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.98% «-98 1 16 1 16 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 12 932 Unchanged TT. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) 13 116 Unchanged T.T. on
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      BULLION MARKET
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      METAL MARKET
      16 4 Previous To-day Changs t (afternoon closing pries) H85 1 H% forward £184 £186% 1-1%
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      Chinese Art Exhibition
      101 4 London, J.im. 7 iij, htbitli noi Chine art de» rtbed i u*e in miniature" In mi oi chin< i I opened to-day I 400 bronze paint I porcelain from prehi i hui u pre ,rrc;ii 11 toi thi u {hout the coun- »7 Mi i}" ibed thi
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      Kwangtung Invasion Delayed
      52 4  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Hunkow, Jan. 7. According to i >port, the Japanese Inva ion ol Huanan will Km In- i unex] In Manchuria. Some troops who were tra ferred to Formosa from Shanghai recent-ic-ontt red Ijack to Huapei. lon of Kwanptung is immediaU unless fresh trooM
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  • REPORTS ON LOCAL SHARE MARKET
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      Messrs. Fraser & Co.'s Report
      250 4 Messrs. Fraser Co.'s Report Singapore, Friday. MINNG. Tin at midday was $91 14, up 34. There was practically no change in prices of Sterling Tin shares from London this morning although other .sections reported a fair amount of activity while Wall Street showed a substantial advance In the Dow Jones
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      Lewis & Peat And Stanton Nelson
      721 4 Lewis Peat And Stanton Nelson MESSRS. Lewis and Peat <Smgapore> Ltd., in their weekly rutber repov: dated Jan. 7, state: The American Congress met; on Jar 3, and the message sent by Preside' Focsevelt appears to have turned th< tide of depression and recession that DUJrked the close of 1937.
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      84 4 o\ fiRSEA-CIUNESE jf" CORPORATION LIMITED I y ffih^°* TREE uairsclvcs lrom the FEAI f )f BUROLARS by toeping you (icv.vll.rv or import O I int doiunuiits) in SAFE BOXES BE r B^H 4.^ 111 OUI VAULTS at CHINA Kill I I^ll BUILDIH CHI iIA STREff] W»U»A1IC1 OUMPANT, LTB. VOI H
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      6 4 SIME DARBY Co., Ltd. m :S"SUS?S?S
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    812 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company MINING Singapore. Jan. 7, 5 p.m. c Buyers bellers Assam Kumbang 32 w i Austral Malay *> J Wjr^nL 23 9 24 6 S W*£,2£or 154 158 263 273 C Burma Maia> 21 g Chenderiang 20 9 219 H'tamTm M1 c Hong f"» 25
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    169 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS MINING Singapore, Friday. Ampat 4 7*2 5Batu Selangor 152 1.60 Hongkong Tin 24 6 26 Hong Fatt 107 1.12 Jelebu 0.63 0.68 Kramat 12- 12 9 Kamunting Tin 10 6 116 Killinghall 18- 19Katu^ .23 6 24 6 Kuchai 1-45 150 Larut 11- 12Lingui 1.70 1.75 London
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    82 5 laynard Co. Ltd. 30.000 Int. 30.000.000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct 31 $95.00 $105.00 nom NNGAPOBI MUNICIPALITY g-SS&lmm m l% gStW I!**1 119 12 ci Witt 10 i ***** Cl »9% 101 cl PENANG MUNICIPAL S.S. AND PJILB. LOANS FJIJB. 4*% 1981 red. 1959 $16,000,000 tot. Jan. 1
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      233 5 S. LEVY CO. Shanghai, Hongkong, Manila, Singapore. investment Bankers and Brokers tn Sccur-tie: and Comwo&itiet, Daily Foreign Market Cable g/k.' Quotation Service. Members: NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE. COMMODITY EXCHANGE, INC. OF N.Y. NEW YORK COFFEE A SUGAR EXCHANGE, CHICAGO BOARD O* TRADE. CANADIAN COMMODITY EXCHANGE. SHANGHAI STOCK EXCHANGE. I HONGKONG
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      50 5 Air Mail Despatches v Medan. Jask§. t Amsterdam and tLoodonl: Netherlands, closing 7 p.m to-day. Java and Southern Sumatra: Nether^ lands, closing 7 p.m. to-morrow Penang, Siam. Burma. India. Iraq. Palestine. Egyot. E. and S. Africa. Great Britain. Ireland. Europe and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 10 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Warrant Of Arrest
    99 6 Singapore, Friday IN the High Court to-day, Mr. Justice I McElwaine. the Chief Justice granted an order for the issue of a warrant oi arrest against K. Jainul Abe deen Mr J. W. D. Ambrose who app. on behalf of the Official Assignee making the application, said
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    Passengers By Air
    70 6 Arrivals and departures by K liners: From N.E.I, by the "Jan van Gem' Mr. Wenckebach. From Europe. India and Penant; Turenvalk:—Mr. P. S. Dawson. Mr. C. Konynenburg. Mr. Roggeveen. Mr. Hee> Left by the Jan van Gent: For Penang: Mr. H. G. S. Bengtson. For Amsterdam: Mr.
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      194 6 r^m^ ALHAMBRA-TO-DAY I J StIOWS At s'lJ-V'LJ 7 1J THMIXS IN THE CLOUDS WITH THE "^J™" TERRI- %KS si:k f'VlhJr^ lIV JB most dangerous i I starring KWi B M m W \/4 in i SKt^^^ tf^V 4B 188 1 I 1 :>• STOOGE COMEDY D "FALSE ALARM" and a
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      268 6 The directors of the Prudential Assurance Co.. Ltd.. announce that in the ordinary branch the nett new business sums assured written during 1937, excluding sroup business. exceedec £29.500,000. The consideration for annuities granted exceeded £850.000. S Positively LAST DAY! 3 SHOWS CAPITOL 3 .,3 6 15 9 15 S i
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      172 7 to-morrow at the CAPITOL j OPENING at 3-15 j A l I J Bing and Martha doubfc e%er>thiog in diis latest sing-and-*viing >\w* double- packed laughs love and M>r>£ hit-' vi wwy i fl i^^^k tmw%w\ fio»f» wit* /T™Sk^#ANDY DEVINE mgg&r 1 MARY CARLISLE 111^^ y' W.lliom Frowley foy Holden
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      151 7 Murder Most Foul! I His shadow stealing through a park sends lovers scurrying to bar their doors against this awful something that defies detection. WHO IS THE RABBIT MAN WHO IS VON KKANZ?I YOU SEE THEM YET THEY DO NOT EXIST. I HERE IS MYSTERY NEW DIFFERENT WITH THeI SCREEN'S
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    NEW ABATTOIR
    334 8 Malacca's $140,000 m O Mai iOOORDING ■<-■■•• proposal ol Malacca Municl submitted to tl Government for sideratioi M of 193 $140 000 The present o Koad li to be surrend< red to the O ment foi th< urpose ol bul infant welfare clinic m* removal ol rt* present
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    U.S. FAR EAST TRADE
    55 8 Import From China And Japan •HE De] TT c m mo a c0m53,958,000 com d to $543,000 cKi.9ftrm com] Im )olls f H ro Japan totalled $17,190,000 compared to 14,000 All comparisons are wiu, iter. Mr Owen-Jones, Manager ol Kuala Perak j, tate Bagai Datoh, has
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      59 8 J^^\ Af M. IL j BY 4-ENGINED AIR LINERS flying-boat to England. British standards of service. Everything included in the fare— even tips. No extras, except drinks As more and more of the new double-decked 4-engined I lyl DCDB A 1 Cl\ lAL I l\ if w\. W w '.'r'ln.'iM
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    CANADA'S DEATH RATE
    103 9 CANADA'S DEATH RATE Increase In Cancer Ottawa* tdTAL of 106.617 persons died in A Sdan 1936. according to figures by the National Hea.th Departm TWs represented a ratio of 9.7 per idlnd-111-MO the lowest In ■em -6.7. DEATH AMONG CHILDREN The total number 01 deaths in the nominion ol children
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    "A FORM OF TORTURE"
    295 9 British Conductor's View Of Concerts Berlin. GIVING concerts is always a form of torture whatever they may sound like." remarked Sir Thomas Beecham. the British conductor, when asked whether he had enjoyed the concert he gave with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra here. St Thomas was in
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    "FOOT DISORDERS"
    152 9 Afflict Three Of Every Four Americans New York. HUMAN vanity was held responsible for the feet at a meetof the 1 Podiatry here. 111-- and rtoclrtngi, narrow ai:ci bij worn because of adherence to the latest fashions were the by Dr. Maurice J. 01 the Institute. He estimated
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    GAELIC LESSONS
    73 9 First Classes In Canada Sydney, Nova Scotia. rLASSES in Gaelic, believed to be tho first public instruction in that language ever given in Canada, are beinr: held at Sydney Academy by Mr. James MacNeil. In addition to the high school stu- dents taking these classes, three Sydney school
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    PROFESSOR-POET INVITED
    122 9 To Talk On English Literature Cairo. THE Egyptian University has invited Professor Lascelles Abercrombie, Goldsmith's reader in English literature at Oxford, to give a series o£ lectures, open to the general public, in Cairo. The first of four lectures, which will bo delivered during this month, will deal
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    CAME THE DAWN!
    124 9 Restaurant And Owner Dynamited Toulon. MONSIEUR B. Demaria, proprietor of a little restaurant at the Bathing Beach near here called the 'Bormettes Au Pradet." Wlf soundly asleep on the tirst floor. Suddenly the whole building, of which his restaurant forms a part, shook from the foundations up.
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      32 9 41CHJ0R S^^#; H H I JP) r?^^™ Han^y_* IBA-v^/ I f I f '^fcS Brewed and bottled vn Singapore by the «OLE AQEl^rsf RCHIPELAGO BREWE Y CO. LTD. SIME, DARBY CO., LTD.
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      124 9 •J. m m m I TRADE BARGAINS •J. m i MEDICAL ALL-IN-ONE INHALANT sprinkled on namiKerchier and lnnaied protects you Horn cold and influenza, a certain cure. »jret it from The United Pharmacy. INFLUENZA is about now. TaKe 'J.P. Influenza Mixture. Certain cure or jioney refunded. Buy it from The
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      370 9 MOTORS FOR SALE GUARANTEED USED CARS —A selection of 70—80 excellent Used Cars always available in stock. We can recommend the following as real bargains which are backed by our guarantee and free service: 1935 Model— Ford Saloon 10 HP Price $1025; 1935 Model— Fiat Ardita Saloon 16.5 H. P.
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Jan. 8, 1938. THE PLIGHT OF SHANGHAI
    289 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Jan. 8, 1938. THE PLIGHT OF SHANGHAI ÜB:KY little comes through from Shanghai, and it is evident that the censorship of cable message, imposed by the Japanese is in full effect Tins is one more instance of the paralysing hold Which, temporarily at least, the invaders
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    America's NEW AMBASSADOR to London
    682 10 America's NEW AMBASSADOR to London pa undertake difficult I The appointment certain! In which the Presid I susry Hull's effori to write th Britain And tit In tl as Walter Lippmann puts it. oi undoing <>i whal Secretary Hull's pii fixing colleagues are doii Al the same tune Mr. Kennedy's
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    PERSONALIA
    41 10 Mr. John Kracht. formerly of thr Dollar Line and stationed in Singapore has been appointed manager of the Colombo office of the American Express Co. He will leave New York on May 23 on his way to Colombo via Europe.
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    25 10 (r »'"'h,..g away with the band of the Welsh t!"arjs after *he ceKmonv*'? A drew llarris (third ic icremony at St. James' Palace. News). (Planet
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    UNEASINESS IN SOUTH AFRICA
    614 11 BIG SHORTAGE OF FOOD PricesSoarTolmpassiblel Figures' Cape Town. Ministers an e lbli c uneasiSfttff/SS 'shortage of food Ikelv to send prices, which are rising soaring up to ,mpossible figures. Th P latest fimires issued by the Defnf census and Statistics show P^ The butter stacks In
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    ENGLISHMAN PLANS
    128 11 2,866-Mile Walk To See His Brother New Westminster. B C A 71 -YEAR-OLD Englishman is planning to walk from Montreal to New Westminster -2.866 miles— to visit his brother here. The New Westminster member of the family is Mr. Edward Harris, who said In an' interview that he
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    39 11 hristmas parcels provided by the Church Army were distributed it St. Mary-at-Hill Church in Love Lane. Eastcheap, City of London. Photo shows the Rev. R. Halton. the Rector, handing out Christmas parcels to children at the altar. Planet News
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    MARRIAGE CHART
    185 11 Plan For "Rationalising" Romance Boston. Massachusetts. A SCIENTIFIC method of picking a husband or. wife has been evolved by Dr. David D. Vaughn. Professor of Social Ethics at Boston University School of Theology. He has worked out a 22-point chart which, he believes, will enable a man or
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    ROYAL WEDDING STAMPS
    91 11 Designed By British Firm Athens CPECIAL postage stamps designed by a d London firm are to be issued here to commemorate the marriage of Prince Paul of Greece and Princess Frederika Luise of Hanover to-morrow (Jan. 9) The stamps, which will be in circulation for two months,
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    77 11 Lady Anderson, wife of the late Sir John Anderson, founder of the wellknown firm of Messrs. Guthrie and Co., who arrived in Malaya lately to see her two soils. Mr. J. S. Anderson and Mr. K. M. G. Anderson, returned on Sunday morning after spending the New Year at Cameron
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    Queen At Theatre
    207 12 s sum- ii., i 1 ,„;"„!„>, i•• "a v•e t., l nrsra R »D!r;,?,rh den ls zz?if&& from home There have .pplk.n, ,„„> M.ni.uy .1 Tran S p.rt Hl«hw!, hi «n^sU Z t Je f Ihc'rlSd A SSlT.'S' t hi h Oreeill tond. «uMi .i.iii, ir) drivtai
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  • MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement
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      14 1 MORNING TRIBUNE Sports Supplement \o 28. January 8, 1938. Miftu i,* "HERMES" Every Saturday.
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      POINTERS FOR THE S. A. F. A.
      1056 1 Shorter Season Will Mean Better 1 Play, More Enthusiasm tv nmi reraectfl it is a pity that the visit of the Islington Corinthians soccer I Smists to Malav'a happens to fall so early in the year. The visitors arrive t PmuM to-day and
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      SHAMATEURISM
      220 1 Tennis Men Want Eight Weeks' Rule SUPPORT from British Lawn Tennis players for the eight weeks' rule oi the International Federation, which legalise the payment of eight weeks' ex penses every year, has grown to such ar txtent as to oe an almost universally held view. Recently the ranked
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      LOST A LEG
      50 1 Now Wants Insurance For Athletes Efforts an beini) made to effect an fi Insurance against athletes reeeivin* Injuriei while running. This stop is being taken bv the Southern committ tho Amateur A elation as tho result of an athlete The runner M Fountain, < Continued In previriiK
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      34 1 L. A. C. Northgraves. one of the star soccer players of the Air Force XI last season, is regarded as a certain member of the Combined Services XI which will meet the Islington Corinthians.
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      VENGEANCE
      148 1 Buddy Baer Wants To Meet Farr BUDDY BAER. brother of Max, wants to meet Tommy Farr. the British heavyweight champion, in ord?r to avenge the defeat inflicted by the Briton ■v Max In London. Young Baer, who beat Eddie Hogan after three rounds in a contest scheJuled for 10
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        34 1 ELSEWHERE In To-Day's Supplement Pae<* Bcitleea Notes (Mymptei off? I m.C,C. Problems 3 Pit tuns 4 5 Ragby Trials Penaai Notoi Hoekey Notes 1 Turf Topics X i l rak ii' Boxini Rankin x
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      ARMY READY FOR CUP FINAL
      1396 2 CONFIDENT AND ON THEIR TOIIS A GREAT GAME IN PROSPECT TO -DAY Army rugby mrn will have the opportunity of leeinj <" ;ution the redoubtable nini Bultngf against whom they will be contesting the Malaya (up '»>»^ at Kuala Lumpur nr\l Saturday it 1.. pity
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      FRENCH ATHLETES
      101 2 Encouraging Reports From THE French Athletic Federation's mission, which has been sent to Senegal in order to investigate the athletic possibilities of the Negro population, is pleased with its preliminary investigation. Dakar, the capital of Senegal, has a well-equipped athletic stadium, and 1.500 students at the local schools
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      OLDEST RUNNER
      103 2 Still Does 18 Miles Daily Al /U HUGO GOTTSCHLING. who claims to be the oldest marathon runner in the world, is celebrating his 70th birthday. Every Sunday he turns out in running kit for a brisk trot over 18 miles of the countryside. Curiously enough, he was not
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      MAX BAER
      110 2 £200 Claim By Madison Square ANCIL HOFFMAN, Manager of Max Baer. the former world heavyweight cnampion. says he has been served with papers by the Madison Square Garden ln a SUlt to collect 1,000 dollars (£200) wnich the Garden advanced to Baer for training expenses. The expenses were
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      TOKYO OLYMPIC GAMES OFF?
      148 3 China War Causes Difficulties HOPES \RE FADING DM HOW S of holding the 1940 Olympic H Game* in Tokyo, a- decided bv the International Olvmnic Commit"e are frdlng daily declares the Va l/i Shfantaa," the Japanese newspaper. many problems are confronting the committee, adds the newsthey
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      LOVE-SICK?
      142 3 Champion Greyhound's Troubles rand, which sulked were not somei when he raced, has fion the track and has red to stud. Oloi .the name of the which is owned by Mr. G. C. Ueshead. and during his he has beaten many prominent md established records on tracks ■ill over
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      "SHOVEL AND RAKE"
      51 3 Montague To Play In Competition ■v.r'Tn.o u hls flrst competin S r o ea y y 'hrough Montaßue', "<l net rt declared that thev moo LSTSSS dollars (aboi < t "n.red to put up the r«V,e cv?nt neV Monta R^ cmh 6 B WOr<l thal u said
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      WESTCHESTER CUP
      137 3 Hurlingham Bringing New Ponies THE best 24 ponies available are to be bought by the Hurlingham Club <now to be known as the Hurlingham Polo Association* in preparation for the next Westchester Cup polo match, which is to be held in the United States m 1939. Seventeen have
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      BUDCE AS A "PRO"?
      78 3 May Be Tempted By Money pERALD PATTERSON, the famous U Australian Lawn Tennis player of other days, thinks that although D. B\dpc\ the Wimbledon and American champion, has often stated that he has no intention of turning professional, he will be tempted away from the amateur
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      66 3 The strangest feature of the rugby match in which the Army »aei tne Rest of Singapore on Wednesday was the omission of K. C. Gillett, of the S.C.C. from the Rest side, (iiilett is the finest place kicker in Singapore this season and a fine hard-working forward generally. Here he
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      Challenge Round Of Davis Cup
      34 3 Challenge Round Of Davis Cup THE organising committee of the American Lawn Tennis Association has recommended that this year's Davis Cup Challenge round should be held on September 3. 4 and 5 at Philadelphia.
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      BONTHRON BACK
      209 3 Sprinter Will Go In For Distances W. BCNTHRON. the American runner and former holder of the world's 1,500 metres record, who took part in the first 'mile of the century," which was won by Jack Lovelock, has decided to run again. He had announced his retirement in 1936.
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      HENLEY RULES
      162 3 Professional Coaches Now Allowed AN important change in the rulei JOVtmum the Henley Royal Regatta permits crews being coached by professionals, which previously was not allowed within lour weeks of the regatta. The ban on professional coaches will still apply In the case of individual scullers. The 1938
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      Walker Cup Trials Proposed
      222 3 Walker Cup Trials Proposed SERIOUS BID FOR TROPHY FOR the first time a trial match will be played in order to assist in selecting the British amateur golf team 10 meet the United States for the Walker Cup at St. Andrews on June 3 and 4, this year. The official
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      U. S. TENNIS
      196 3 Ranking List Brings Surprises ROBERT L. Riggs, the 20-year-old Californian tennis player, has been placed over the Davis Cup players Frankie Parker and Bryant Grant In the American National ranking list, a* recommended by the ranking committee and which will come up for approval at the annual
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      CROSS COUNTRY
      76 3 Wooderson Prefers The Sprints SC WOODERSON. the British Olympic runner and holder of the world record for one mile, appeared In new role when he ran lor Blackhoath Harriers in their cross country race against Ranelagh. He v. on the 7 1 miles race m 4. r >
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      SELANGOR ARE MALAYA CUP FAVOURITES
      123 4 SEL ANGOR ARE MALAYA CUP FAVOURITES llrmlersnii fathering from the fed ol the Army for wards to chi-rk a rush. The U n,,i,.r ru B b> nnU.h of the Singapore season apart from ,h, -annual £R r matd. n-eUn, J, J lh —^e S^^r-S^r^C urUe^r^e^P this U I Dix, of
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      LAND AND SEA SPORTS
      111 4 LAND AND SEA SPOR TS Haddacks losrs possession in an attack to make a dash throu&h the loose scrum. rhe annual new year Land and Sea Sports attracted the "W ture shows one of the rowing races in PW The heavy lioals. with sails fillini; m the breeze. «et under
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      Sever To Play In Rugby Trials
      176 6 Sever To Play In Rugby Trials REFI s/U COl NT) G \MES THOUGH II I I wln g threequarter, refused to n'tS part In c the surprise ol I ernational c not toe tin e to Dlay In county mat< (lr club International matches an ££5 S tie time I
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      AMATEUR GOLF
      216 6 Sweeny And Goodman Outstanding 0 Tin-: two outstanding players In amateur .■oil for 1937 were Robert Bweeny, the British champion and John Goodman, the u B champion Both are Americans, but nearly all ol i ny' goll ha. been played In Britain and there has never been a
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      RASH BET
      95 6 Place Kick Wins A As j w r.mi ih< Cambridge thi quarter, wai about to take i p» nalty kick foe Weymouth b ■-i *i i the touchllne said H' jfOU pint to a penny \ou don't e The kick ml i d by inche The rt(eree, Commander
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      HARD STRUGGLE EXPECTED IN ENGLISH LEGUE SOCCER
      321 6 HARD STRUGGLE EXPECTED IN ENGLISH LEGUE SOCCER Rarely have thing! been so close ati the luil: -way stage in English League football, particularly In the First Divilon, as this year Only three points separate Brentford. the leaders, and Chelsea, who are ninth on the list. It is a neck-and-neck race
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      RUGBY SPIRIT
      137 6 R. U. President's Plea Majok-general (i k Hill, president Ol the Huuby Union, declared when speaking ii the annual dinner ol the Bsher kfc that the same was not being played in proper .spirit Whenever rule was made, ho said. Mine clubs and individuals wen to put their
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      29 6 fine study of a Malay crew rigging the canvas of their prahu for one of the races in (he new year Sea Sports In the harbour on Saturday morning.
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      RUGBY LEAGUE
      180 6 Australian Tourists Lose Rubber THE Australian Rugby League tourists are better footballers than is indicated by their record against English club sides. This fact was evident in the third and final Test match at Huddersneld, which the visitors won convincingly by 13 points to 3 Unfortunately for them
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      Glut Of Batsmen For M.C.C.
      198 6 Glut Of Batsmen For M.C.C. BOWLERS ARE I'll: BIG NEED WITH the loot ball season more 11 over the thoughts of Englishmen are beginning to turn to the Bummei ■unc 'ind In particular to the i anticipated struggle to regain th< Then lut of Dn)n young batsmen in England but
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      NORTHANTS CRICKET
      186 6 Nelson As Captain This Year R. P. NELSON, the Cambridge Blue ol 1936. has accepted the captaincy ol Northamptonshire for next season, and will play regularly. When he began to qualify early u 1937 it seemed uniiked that he would appear In more than a dozen mat but
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      EX-TEST PLAYER
      136 6 S. S. Storey Dies From Bronchitis MR. SANDFORD SPENCE STOREY, whose death is reported, played tor England In the third Test match against Australia at Melbourne in the 1878-79 season, under the captaincy of horC Harris. He was then S. S. Schultz. bu< took the name of Storey
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      CORINTHIANS IN PENANG TO-DAY
      478 7 Treat For All Malaya FIRST CAME NEXT WEEK By Twelfth Man") TBOUGHTB of all sportsmen are now turning to the cominjf of the H«ish amateur footballers, the Islington Corinthians, who are due to irrive i" Fenans to-day. After Playing a couple of games m the Northern
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      ALL-INDIA'S TEST SUCCESS
      693 7 First Innings Lead Brought Victory ALL-INDIA won the third unofficial test match against Lord Tennyson's XI at Calcutta on Monday by 93 runs, the margin by which they led in the first innings. Hardstafl, who top scored for the tourists in the first innings with 59, was
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      HOCKEY SELECTORS SEE ONLY ONE COLOUR
      1096 7 HOCKEY SELECTORS SEE ONLY ONE COLOUR Eleven S.R.C. Men Represent The State To-day (By "Sticks") HAVING already beaten Selangor by three goals to one in their first encounter, Singapore will once again battle with their rivals for supremacy on the hockey field at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon. The Singapore eleven
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        125 7 fl FIND K.W.V. I ¥^k I A BOON ,4 \T IINTHISOIMATEV''"^< (/f\ I'M NEVER W tl I WITHOUT IT "I y^ v yS. K.W.V. Eau de Cologne is just one of V those blessings which a bountiful Empire V M— has bestowed upon those who are conP^. strained to dwell
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      Progress In Hockey In Perak
      501 8 MALAY PLAYERS FMPROVI H< jckl'.y oi ai, been making ihl<j popular favour in recent yean In Perak and the results ol ih. Inter-State matches In the past two afford a clear indication ot the progress that has been made. Thanks Hie excellent facilities provided 111
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      WRESTLER NOW
      34 8 King I evinsky Changes K 1 n till I no I m :t nuum :i m the dldn t 1 ii,- U) 00 il n Lie I'm 1 m th mi I'll
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      WICKLOW BAY SHOULD WIN THE GOLD CUP
      1018 8  - WICKLO W BA Y SHOULD WIN THE GOLD CUP Marcus Superbus IU TO-DAY'S card oi ?ight events, among which is the 'plum of the meeting Gold ("up race for our crack distance performers In clasa one—will bring to a close the tour-day professional raci meeting of the Penang Turf club
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      American Boxing Rankings
      325 8 American Boxing Rankings SEVEN BRITISHERS AY LIST SEVEN British boxers are ranked i list of ratings for 1937 ju by the National Boxing Association 01 America. British box ts fill the first three p in the flyweight division, these posi being held by Benny Lynch (champion' Tiny BostOCk and Peter
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      Bogey Fish
      281 13 n the Woolwich Arsenal, the most carefully guarded place in tne Sritish Empire, men crash light tractors, huge tanks and heavy ix-wheeled lorries down steep gradients. They are given an exensive course on the maintenance of tanks and motor vehicles ml after their period of training will return
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      FASHIONS
      1295 14 Some Talk on Fashions for Footwear White Shoes Always Smart -News in Materiab for Evening Gowns -Prints, Predominant in U/' 1 "ii vow: hat ."I, ol vital Impoi I but thi e to look h( m with head and lurful and a local colh And by pla „iiiy c
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      SLAPPED WOMAN
      350 17 Johore Tamil Coolie Fined SIO F om Out Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan 7. A TAMIL waman named Valliamah, who said that she was married and had six children and was employed in f he P.W.D. as a sweeper, living in the coolie lines at Bukit Chagar, Johore
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      METHODISTS MEET
      423 17 Singapore Conference Now On Singapore, Friday. DISHOP Edwin F. Lee addressed the opening session of the Malaya Annual Conference yesterday morning at Wesley Church, Fort Canning Road, on the subject, "Getting our Spiritual Bearings." He stated that no extended spiritual voyage could be made where spiritual channels were
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        252 17 [POSTAL INTELLIGENCE TO-DAY FO R PER DATE AND TIME Di Pulau Kidjane ..8 9 a.m. 1 PlnanB Aik Soon H 8 9 a.m. ft f an Tohiti 811 a.m. :ft th Santos Maru 8 1 p.m. I vf° "south > Santos Maru 8 1 p.m. W"" >rth) Brunei and Labuan
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        113 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THK WHARVI OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Rajula 22 1 1 Hosang 20 1 1 Fulda 11 2 3 Thurland Castle 30 2 3 Eurypyius 34 2 3 Siamese Prince 36 2 3 Klang 46 4 3 Yong Syang 48
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      S'PORE NAVAL BASE SECURITY
      733 18 REGULATIONS PROPOSED Restrictions To Be Enforced Ni;\V regulations tor entry to HM Naval Base will be brought into rone shortly, it is officially an noumrd by the Naval Intelli en< r entn at Fort fanning. These reißlaUoni at* ba* p d «>n Ihe orders famed h.\
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      LIDA LANGER VELD
      148 18 I V I 7A Ano h n Singapore Violinist Leaves Singapore. Friday. /CAPTAIN and Mrs. E. Vorenkamp left V by the Johan de Witt thii morning tor Italy and Vienna, where they will spend a holiday before returning to .-.ettle down in Holland. After 20 years' service
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      Johore Personal Items
      169 18 From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru. Jan. 7. Dr. «Mrs.» Smallwood ha.s arrived irom Perak and taken up duties in place of Dr. <Miss> Smith in charge of i the Infant Welfare Centre. Johore Bah-i Dr. (Mrs i Smith ha.s been transferred to the General Hospital, Johore
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      FRENCH NAVAL VISIT
      526 18 Official Landing 0/ Singapore, Frida) DEAR Admiral Godfrey, Commanding the Fourth Division o! the French Navy, was accorded ful! naval honours when he made an official landing at Clifford Pier this morning. He was met at the landing steps by Capt D. N. F. Davidson, M.C., the
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        165 18 }.\7 >I\HK TWAIN'S wrU- S known Adventure Story leap to the Screen, with the STAR of "CAPTAIN BLOOD' in an- oilier <>raihl Dflslnny role! WEDS. JAN. 12th at the CAPITOL I! j s ROMANCE AND ADVENTURE HTwBWB| CAN NEVER DIE AS LONG I WUKkJKM s AS THIS STORY LIVES! 4
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      FRASER & COMPANY.
      124 20 FRASER COMPANY. U» Current Dividends r Singapore. Jan. 7. 5 p.m Company Close ft TIN Dividend T o Date financial Date Ex Wv y ear Ipoh Tm Payable Southern Kinta cc T JL' an 5•• J an. 28 jq n 17 ki S«n Eti Way'" 13 3 V™" 6 Takuapa
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        1381 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C ION THE RADIO I Singapore Station On 225 Metres l n v rrom -Maritana 1 (Wallace*. Sung b;. i i TO-DAY Carl Opera C o. Vocal Gen •g* iom Patience (Sullivan). Sung by r- a. nm c II C A QMORTWAVE 12.45 p.m. -Light
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      ONCE OWED $343,766, MAN NOW WANTS TO "LIVE IN THE JUNGLE"
      891 21 Tales Of Many Singapore Bankruptcies Told In Court Singapore, Friday. ,nvG list of bankruptcy matters i before the Chief Justice. t in the High Court t' 1 11^ 1 a 40-year-old 1 <)U V/ Hi kkicM who rose from
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      OYSTER CLUB
      146 21 tietor Charged In Police Court Singapore, Friday. MR C. WEINBERG, the proprietor of the Oyster Club, Middle Road, was charged before the Third Magistrate, Mr W. G. Reeves to-day with failing to close his premises between 2 a.m. and 4a.m. on Nov. 2. Defended by Mr. G. E.
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      Alleged Theft
      69 21 Singapore, Friday, j Charged with committing theft in respect of jewellery valued at $60, the property of Yuen Ah Kheng, a Chinese woman at Telok Blangah Road, yesterday, Chia Cheng Guan a young Chinese appeared before Mr. F. V. Duckworth the Second Police Magistrate this morCourt Inspector Wray
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      FUNERAL OF MR. N.B.WESTERHOUT
      766 21 THE funeral service for the late Mr. N. B. Westerhout took place at the St. Andrew's Cathedral, yesterday afternoon and was very largely attended. The Ven. Archdeacon Graham White conducted the service while Mr. R. A. Wardell presided at the organ. At the conclusion, the congregation
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      FATTAH HASSAN TKO'D IN K.L
      165 22 BY YOUNG TEDDY IN 4th ROUND 7iw Other Bouts Also End Abruptly nun Report Kuala Lumpur. Friday. mat im.ni|m,i..-«i Bgw t««<»i i :»ttuH I Hassan 10.1 and VoniH l««l««> 10.0 ol ,k pl:i. tl» -n.«hl at the Bufcit Bin. Ung Park, ending in a victory
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      LOCAL BADMINTON
      554 22 K.L Schoolboys Beat The S. J. I. s—o INVADING Singapore lor the ChrLsti in. i.; holidays 20 sport.s-loving pupiLs „f Victoria [1 titution, Kuala Lumpur. have been waging i very .successful sports campaign against local schoo,--1 when they bid adieu to Singapore on Sunday night they will take
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      CHOWDHURI SCORES 8 GOALS OF THE POSTALS NINE
      259 22 CHOWDHURI SCORES 8 GOALS OF THE POSTALS NINE MCA. Trounced By Team M IT'/ Player Acts As Umpire! Singapore, Friday. with one man short, the Port l "\)L- hockey -A" v m c "A" by nine goals to m ui I %&i T Played to-day on the Postal TCUury thedashni*
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      BETTER BUT BEATEN
      410 22 Schoolboys Lose To S.CR.C 2-1 Singapore, Friday. DFSPITE the tact that the Combined Schools displayed all round superiority, they had to submit to defeat by the Singapore Chinese Recreation Club by 2—l. in a keenly contested game of hockey played at the Hone Usfl Green this afternoon.
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      R.A.M.C WIN RUGBY
      341 22 Match With Cricket Singapore, Friday THE R A.M.C defeated an S.C.O. XV at rugby on the Padang this afl noon by 11 points (one goal, two to three points 'one try>. The were better in the set scrums and superior in tackling. Richardson, the Army threequ was
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      V. I. WIN 6-1
      83 22 Soccer Match Apainsl The L C S. VICTORIA E STITUTION bo\ Kuala Lumpur, added to their lorn: list of successes in the field ol gpori when they defeated the ACS. In .amo of i played on Farm Park this afternoon, by six to on p Play
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      FINAL DAY OF PENANC RACES
      589 23 SELECTIONS BY *mX- L— Race I.— IN-VER-FOGG Britannia Race 2.— -POPOVER Curzola Race 3.— DOUBLE FILE Royal Worlington Race 4.— CISCARA Scribble Race S.— WAIT-A-BIT Beth Race 6.— SINGING BIRD Jubilee Star Race 7.— KNIGHT'S EYE Barford Race L— MM Dunerc I WAY'S CARD\ OF
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      SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS"
      606 23 SELECTIONS BY "MARCUS SUPERBUS" Race 1 SOLAR TIME. Bright \n*\ver. Race Z. POfOVEB. Ben dhabrit. Ra«c ROYAL WORLIXGTON. Double File. Uaif 4. DKIMMLK BOY. iscara. Race S. lOCNG GINGEI Wait Bit. Rac< I. JIBII.LL STAK. Race WICKLOW BAY. KnJfbt'i Eye. I LITTLL JOHN Mim. RAd ONF HttlM, la«s Div 2
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      Hospital Beat S.C.C. XI
      45 23 Singapore. Friday. In a one-sided game of hockey, played an the Padang this afternoon, the Gene?al Hospital R< Q Club defeated S c.C. side by four goals to nil. Tht dominated play for the bJ? the game. Their del rl ad.
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      THE GOLD CUP
      56 23 Horses, Class 1, Div. I— Mile and Distance Mr AF. Bruces breg MILTONDALE 6 y.o. Spencer 8.7 J. O"^ Mr Lee Nam's erem WHERE-AM-I 6 y.o. Farthing (8.3) R.N. Hobbs. For notes and comments on recent form and prospects of Gold Cup cand idates see Turf Topics
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      MALAYS' TENNIS
      140 23 Championship Tournament At The Y.M.CA. PLAY In the All-Singapore Malay; open lawn tennis championship tournament will be resumed at 230 p m to-morrow on the courts of tin 1 y'.M.C.A. in Bras Basah Road when the following programme will be earned out: OPEN SINGLES (Semi-final): H. Knmis vs.
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      First Photo Of 'Ladybird' After Being Shelled
      90 24 I'hiv picture, which ill flown from hnri to San Francisco by tne China Clipper" and radioed direct to London from there, shows the badly damaged Miff of the Kriti h gunboat "Ladybird" immediately after she had been shelled by Jap uiese shore batteries
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      TANGLIN HOCKEY
      207 24 "B" Co. Skins Beat "A" Co. By 5 Coals To 2 IN .in uiter-Coinpanv hockey match at Tahglln yesterday, "B 1 beat "A" Co by 5 goals to '1 '1 he game was clean and lively throughout and although "B" Co., were superior, "A" Go pfNMd them liard
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      FORT HOCKEY
      179 24 22nd Heavy Battery, R.A. Win By Two Goals Singapore, Friday. AN the Reservoir ground at Fort Canv ning y< sterday, the 22nd Heavy Battery, Royal Artillery, beat a weak Fort Canning team at hockey by two coals to nil. I Ik Ounnen were seen attacking from the initial
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      CHANGI HOCKEY
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