Morning Tribune, 15 February 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE i, 3.— No. 13. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, February 15, 1938. FIVE CENTS-
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    SEVERE REVERSES FOR CHINESE
    187 1 Thousands Killed HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING TANKS LEAD JAPANESE ATTACKS Shanghai, Feb. 14. ri KTHKK smashing advances have been made by the Japanese m I steam-roller push from the north towards the Lunghai railway. Covering "0 miles m two days, the Jjfinrnr troops occupied the walled town of
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    JAPANESE DETAIN FRENCH SHIP
    73 1 Shanghai, Feb. 14. THE French liner President Doumer, bound for Shanghai from Kobe. iv u> stopped by Japanese last night at Rokuren after crossing the Shimonoseki Straits, because some members of the crew allegedly took Pictures of the fortified Mine. The French Consul General, M. «<■
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    ANOTHER REVOLT IN ABYSSINIA ?
    62 1 ANOTHE R REVOLT IN ABYSSINIA KO, Feb. 14. :rom a reliable «rge numbers of troops. forces, have left Addis serious revolt m the Benishangui. Magi, Gojjam Rome. Feb. 14. orts from Aden respecting an l j*yjpjt are officially described fin»— Hague, Feb. 14. •ment's decision to recog- ian conquest of
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    Singapore Naval Base Is Insurance Against War
    328 1 OPENING OF MAMMOTH GRA VING DOCK YESTERDAY'S EVENT THE Singapore Naval Base was officially inaugurated yesterday with the opening of the immense graving dock, capable of accommodating not only the largest ship afloat but also the largest naval vessel which Britain may, al
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    JAPAN'S NAVAL REPLY
    240 1 No Hope Of A Change In Attitude London, Feb. 14 rS tenor of the Japanese reply regarding naval building is not unexpected, says the Times. The Japanese attitude is quite consistent, but cannot be regarded as logical. The illogicality of the standpoint is further illustrated by documents
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    5 MORE YEARS OF RUBBER CONTROL
    76 1 5 MORE YEARS OF RUBBER CONTROL London, Feb. 14. THE International Rubber Committee has virtually approved the scheme drafted by the sub-com-mittee for the continuation of rubber control for five years after the end of the current year. The new scheme is beinp submitted by air mail to the signatory
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      27 1 f ON OTHER PAGES Murder Charge Fails 3 k Opening Dock Opening pictures ana tsUlt* Coolies Strike 22 4 Dranuitic Rescue 22 [,H,l Sport 22 and 23
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    CRAVING DOCK OPENED
    1815 2 3* YESTERDAY'S IMPRESSIVE EVENT GOVERNOR NAMES IT AFTER MLAYA HAS SPENT MANY MltUONS ON THIS "INSURANCE AGAINST WAR" I ceremony impressive in its spectacle yet simple in its form marked the inauguration yesterday of the Singapore Naval Base at Seletar vhen His Excellency the Governor, Sir Shenton
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    EXPLOSION IN FACTORY
    165 2 Machinery Rules To Be Amended Singapore, Monday. AS a result of a serious explosion m a factory m the Federated Malay States, m which compressed air was used m starting a generating plant, the Machinery Rules (1932) were being amended. That practice would be prohibited henceforth. This
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    DENTISTS & HEALTH
    189 2 DENTISTS HEALTH New Bill Sets A New Standard Sir^apoi c, Monday PUBLIC health safeguards aie effected oy p bill which came before the Legislative Council this morning. The bill was introduced by the General to amend the Registration of Dentist Ordinance. The Attorney-General said that the activities of "patent dentists"
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    Reception On H.M.S. Eagle
    333 2 AFTER the opening ceremony at the Base, the distinguished guests attended a reception on the aircraft-car-rier Eagle, where they were most hospitably entertained and had a pleasant time exploring the mysteries of the great vessel. Shortly after the guests had assembled, Col. Llewellin announced that he
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    STOLE EARRING
    118 2 Singapore. Monday Ik sentence of nine months' rigorous im- prisonment was imposed on Ang Ter. a young Chinese, when he pleaded guilty m the Criminal District Court before Mr. H. A. Forrer, District Judge. on a charge of stealing a gold earring valued at $4 from Lye Ah
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      29 2 'Toundmark" Roofing Tiles CHEAP STRONG COLOURFUL The moat elegant and economical roofing on the market A Product of The British Empire. GOLF AGENTS GUTItRIIgJJJIg (Inc. m SS W.P.S. 39A
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      29 2 To Radio Owners. For expert servicing of any make of radios J do not fail to ring up 3893 for immediate attention. Prompt and courteous j service. Charges moderate.
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    MORE MONEY FOR LOCAL FORCES?
    371 3 BILL COMES UP IM COUNCIL Extension Of RMVJt. Singapore. Monday. /MivriXl ANTE of increased expenCcmuie on local forces for a period fiv years commencing from the beginning of IM was sought m a bill which came before the Legislative Council this morning. The bill intituled
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    Woman's Fall From Bus
    33 3 Chinese woman who fell from a ing trolley bus m Upper Cross Street ;.30 last night was taken the General Hospital by ambulance mi-conscious condition s iffering head injuries.
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    STOLE A CAT
    120 3 Nine Months For Chinese Youth Singapore, Monday. MR. HA Forrer, District Judge, sen* "I fenced Yang Sang, a Chinese youth, to undero nine months' rigorous imprisonment when he pleaded guilty to a charge of housebreaking, and stealing a coat through the iron bars of an open window
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    CHINESE FINED
    104 3 For Pasting Anti-Japanese Posters Singapore. Monday. DLEADING guilty on a charge of pasting seme posters at the junction of Middle Road and Victoria Street on Feb. 12. four young Chinese, Foo Ah Seng, Tan Ah Mm, Chew Ah Sin and Lim Ah Guan, were to-day fined $5 each
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    MAGISTRATE IN ACCIDENT
    130 3 Five Europeans In Overturned Car MR F. V DUCKWORTH. Second Mail* gistrate. returning from the Naval Base ceremony last night shortly before nine o'clock, is said to have been driving his car. a Ford V 8 saloon, when it collided with another car. said to be driven
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    MURDER CHARGE FAILS
    297 3 MURDER CHARGE FAILS Assize Sequel To Chuah illage Ajjair 'From Our Own Reporter) Seremban. Monday. AFTER five days' hearing three Chinese. Ng Chan Gann. Tin Ch^ng Ling and Hint Ah Eng. who were charged with the murder of Haji Kelani m Chuah village on Oct. 30 last "ear. were found
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      128 3 Law Notice For To-day Before the Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. S. 395 37— Charles Weinberg vs. Shaik Abdul Kadir. S. 255 37— Lyall Evatt vs. Soo Bee Co. Before Mr. Juslice Home m the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. Assizes:— Rex vs. Koh Ah Kuang.
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      175 3 ETON HIGH SCHOOL (Junction of Selegie Rd. and Short Bs.) There are vacancies m all classes from Primary to the Senior Cambridge Shorthand, Book-keeping and 'Type writing also taught FREE OF CHAHGE m the HIGHER standards. ENKOL NOW. Apply The Principal mam nan ng hotel agents. Express Service 3 times
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      110 4 LONDON C OMMODITIES London Feb 14. Previous To-day Chance tv I I >!»/. ft spot Buyers 61 815 1.; 2nd Forward (Apr. June > Buyers 7 1 16 1 l I Seller 0 7 i 7 Previous To-aay Change r \i.\l OIL (Malaya) ilk Feb Mar shipt i'l7-2-6 sellers £17-2-6
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      63 4 Previous To-aay Chang« H i.T. en Pans (closing middle rate) 151.53 152:1 -f.6fcfl 'i.i. oa Amsteidam (closing middle raU;> 8.96 Unchanged 1.1. on tliangriai (cioMng selling rate.» 12 932 Unchanged t.T. Un Hong Kong (closing selling rate) 1 3 116 Unchanged i.T. on Japan (closing seuing rate) 1
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      BULLION MARKET
      35 4 IiOLD London, Feb. 14. cv r> Previous To-day Change F 1 ?^2 ar Per l<; 19 y £6-19-9 bpOt 4U 20 316 20 3io 4 months' forward. 19 13 16 19 11 16
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      METAL MARKET
      24 4 fIN Standard London> Feb 14 Previous To-day Chanea Spot (afteraoon closing price) H7<P 4 £180' 2 I!" Forward £179^ 4 £180 JJ
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      29 4 RIBBER New York, Feb 12 Ton. JiVmm^Sr I 0 Ch 7 AprUune Buyers 14^16 SeUers 14 916 JSS 8 Steady SpOt 4 r 40' 2 CLOSED
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      LONDON SHARI LIST
      94 4 Lone 14 !> nllers v u Dunlop Kubbe: »r General Electric 737', v. 1 2 Imperial Chemical Industrie 32 9 .i^2 Canadian Pacific J J' 8 London Tin 3 3 B,d Rubber Plan investment Trust »j» Linggis 23 9 23 i) southern kintaa fj" 3 Pflhines 16
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      SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser & Co's Report
      203 4 SHARE MARKET Messrs. Fraser Co's Report Singapore. Monday. MIXING. Tin at midday was $%8 IA,l A down 1 4 As usual on Monday there wa.s no news from London and with Wall Street closed on Saturday there were no prices from that centre and so markets were duller than usual
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      MAROONED SCIENTISTS
      53 4 Aeroplanes Ready For Rescue Attempt Moscow. Feb. 14. The Taimyr, which has been sent to rescue the marooned Russian scientists, yesterday unloaded aeroplanes on the ice. They are being assembled m readiness for an attempt to rescue the scientists. The Taimyr was 25 miles from the marooned men
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      AIR POLICING Bombing Planes Will Be Used
      90 4 AIR POLICING Bombing Planes Will Be Used London. Feb. 14. ASKED m the Commons to-day whether as an example to other nation! he would give the assurance that the Government would prohibit the use of bombing planed for police purposes In territories under British control, the Premier declared he was
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      18 DAYS' RAIN Abnormal Weather On Pacific Coast
      70 4 18 DAYS' RAIN Abnormal Weather On Pacific Coast New York. Feb. 14 New Pacific disturbances brought fresh gales, torrential rain and snow on the Pacific coast during the night The flood situation m North Carolina has been intensified 25.000 acres of farm land near Colusa being inundated A thousand people
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    785 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company f 1;) ore. Feb. 14. 1 p.m. 4,6 49 .28- 3050 -52 6cdnom lalay 2 4 25,0.70 0.7b 226 236 Sangrin 1.50 1.55 nfj 23j- 24Burma Mal»5 169 179 Chenderia 038 o.43 Hitam 1.06 1.10 Hong Fatt 236 2 4 6 Kong Tin 9
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    189 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore, Monday. Buyers Sellers Ampat 4 6 fin",:, Batu Selangor 150 lob Hongkong Tin 24 6 25 6 Hong Fatts 105 110 Jelebus 75 80 Kramat H, 6 l 2 j 3 Kamunting Tin 10J6 11;Killinghall 17[6 18 6 Katu Tin 24- 25 Kuchai 140 145 Laruts
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    31 5 The wedding of Miss Mary Stirling. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Stirling, formerly cf Singapore, tnd Mr. Sidney Boulting, will take place nt St. Paul's Knightsbridge, London, on Feb. 28.
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    235 5 —rd Co. Ltd. 30.000 Int. 30.000,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 $95.00 $105.00 norn MM.APORE MUNICIPALITY 31 Bept 30 102 104 nom 190, red 1947 $1,600,000 Iar 31 Sept. 30 108 110 nom. 909 red 1955 $1,000,000 Mar. 31. Sept. 30 113 115 nom 3 red. 1963
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    19 6 I ddic Cftlttoff m >Oth Centuiv Fox's "All Baba Goes To Town. <»P c mR at the Capitol soon.
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    ALLEGED KNIFE ATTACK
    626 7 Death Of Sampan Owner Singapore, Monday. THF eiho of a murder which was "perpetrated m broad daylight m Ft In Brani last August, was heard h( \ssize Court to-day. when K,h\h Kuang. a middle-aged Chin- hawker, was arraigned before Mr Justice Home and a special iurv M
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    No Junior Civil Service Salaries Revision?
    501 8 GOVERNMENT REPLY No Committee To Be Appointed Singapore. .Monday. GOVERNMENT is not contemplate iiiS the appointment of a Committer to examine ami report on the nece-sity for revision or betterment of the salary schemes of the Junior Civil Service. That wa.s th«- text of
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    Lecture To Teachers
    58 8 Squadron Leader G. F. Simond, Commanding No 100 (Torpedo Bomber i Squadron. Royal Air Force, Seletar has kindly consented to deliver a lecture on Aviation to the members of the Singapore Teachers* Association and their friends on Friday, Feb 18 at 5 p m m the Klim
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    236 8 Lender Who Reported To Police Singapore. Monday. TWO Tamil Mohammedans, Abdul Kadir and Yaha "a Marican were charged before Mr. F. V. Duckworta, (lie Second Singapore Magistrate, oi (heating Sheik Da wood, a moneychanger, by deceiving him and Inducing him to deliver $225 cash at Bussoroh Street on
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    SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB IS OPEN TO ASIATICS
    377 8 SINGAPORE FLYING CLUB IS OPEN TO ASIATICS Nearly Half Million Granted By Way Of Government Subsidies Singapore, Monday. BETWEEN 1928 and 1937. a sum of 5 14 1.602.33 was granted by Government to the Royal Singapore Flying Club m the way of subsidies. Government replies to the Hon. Mr. Tav
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    TRIBUTES TO MR. ABDOOLCADER & LATE MR. NEWBOLD IN COUNCIL
    864 8 TRIBUTES TO MR. ABDOOLCADER LATE MR. NEWBOLD IN COUNCIL Singapore, Monday. CONGRATULATIONS to the Hon. Mr. H. H. Abdoolcader. on whom His Majesty the King had been pleased to confer the honour of a Commander of the Most. Excellent Order of the British Empire < Civil Division), were expressed at
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    CONVICTION QUASHED
    112 8 Sampan Coolie Succeeds In Appeal Singapore. Monday rOH Ah San. a Chinese sampan coolie. appealed successfully against sentence of nine months' rigorous imprisonmen* and a fine of $3,000. or an addition.;; ten months' rigorous imprisonmen' passed on him by the District Judge on a charge of importing 329
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    Struck By Trailer
    53 8 Singapore, Monday The inquiry, scheduled to be held i' 1 the Coroner's Court this morning, into the death of Edward Pattison, who was killed by being struck by the swinging free end of a trailer at the R.A.F. Base Seletar, on Sunday, Feb. 6, was postponed to
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Feb. 15, 1938. KING GEORGE VI DOCK
    315 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Tuesday, Feb. 15, 1938. KING GEORGE VI DOCK k GREAT enterprise lor peace" was the fitting description applied by H. E. the Governor to the Naval Base at yesterday's historic ceremony when he named and opened the great graving dock. King George VI Dock was the name
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    BALI'S TOOTH-FILING CEREMONY
    1287 10 BALI'S TOOTH-FILING CEREMONY THE ceremony which ll about to be described took place m the village of Bedatan aeai Denjn^sar In southern l ßah Nowadays the; ceremony is primarily a domestic occasion m which relatives and friendJ take part, but originally v had a ftrong religious background (says Dr. B
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    71 10 China has had her fill of famine, caused in the past by drought and plague. With the present war between China and Japan ravaging the countryside and the consequent disorganisation of industry, the hapless Chinese non-combatants are again feeling the rigours of starvation. Photo shows refugee women and children raking
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    PERSONALITIES
    55 10 Mr. and Mrs. J. E. S. Codner. ot nemara Estate, Kajang, have return*' from leave m Europe. The Rev. Father L. A. Oordeiro been discharged from the Ipoh H<> and is now back m Batu Gajah. The late Dr. Travers' third dautfi now Senior House Physician at the I*
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    THE WORLDS TEXTILE INDUSTRY
    1169 11 INDIA A BIG MARKET //(Ml Tariffs Quotas \ffect Trade Madras. position occupied T IU Tfita the world textile 1 by India m the tsUndi ,nd,,st rV 'Jwout m the report pub !i^T "c International Labour office <-<neva. hln two volumes, it reproduces r -Soared to serve
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    SIR HERBERT CREEDY
    151 11 "Perfect Private Secretary Asked Not To Retire London. AT the request ol the Secretary for War. Sir Herbert Creedy. G.C.8., X.C.V.0., has consented to continue to serve as Permanent Under-Secretary for War beyond the normal age for retirement until the autumn of 1939. Sir Herbert, who has
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    DUTCH CELEBRATE ROYAL BIRT
    280 12 Although only five weeks old, the baby giraffe born at Hhipsnade Zoo (Bedfordshire) is seven feet tall and is still growing. The baby giraffe, whose parent are Rosie and Peter, was born on Boxing' Day and was aptly christened Boxer. 1; is one of the few
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      179 12 aaaaaWA E^^^^^^^^^V More Speed-More Comfort To England Every Wednesday and Monday, luxury air services leave Sing a pore for India Ci days) Egypt (6 days) and England (g days). You fly m a big i-engined air liner as far as Alexandria where you join one ot the new Empire flyingboats
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      31 13 Rene ULLMANN is DISPLAYING THE LATEST PATTERNS OF HALLMARKED BRITISH SILVERWARE u«)KS POMJVII DISII6* iiVkET DURBt 54. AT SO CM)CM JEWELLERY WATCHES THE BEST N TO CO:^K AND SKI RENE ULLMANN
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    The Strain of Modern Life and its General Effect on the NERVOUS SYSTEM
    1036 14 IN the rush of modern living it is so essential to the general health oi our bodies that the nervous system is krpt In a healthy condition, that is if we wish to get fl1 ><, l,
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    A Masque which does Wonders
    193 14 A Masque which does Wonders IT is so easy to revise everything you don't like about your face! Lines? Smooth them out with Velva Cream Masque. Dullness? Dip into the Masque and bring out clear, delicate colour Coarse Pores? Treat them with the Masque and they'll vanish out of sight
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    How to Keep YOUNG and BEAUTIFUL
    1013 15 How to Keep YOUNG and BEAUTIFUL rvFRY woman wants to learn the t art of growing old gracefully, p m her secret heart she longs u mo r e to know how to stay young. keep the soft radiance of youth her complexion. How to make it petal smooth and
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    HAIR STYLES
    441 15 HAIR STYLES ACCORDING to legendary history, that' lovely French queen, Marie Antoinette, really was the originator of bobbed hair. Marie Antoinette didn't originate this hair style purposely, however. She had, it seems, a terrific yen for curls, and used crude, overheated iron tongs to procure the desired ringlets. And she
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    A Bottle With 101 USES
    256 15 SHOPKEEPER: "Something ta.sty today, madam? Try these delicious new bacon and egg pills as a breakfast dish— customers tell me they slip down m the most attractive way. That's housekeeping— that will be. "A meal m a pill" is an idea "that scientists are continually
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      126 15 Ta tourist's siioFPirvt;! 1 mi in; 4 WATCH MAKER For a reliable M and INEXPENSIVE tZ^Kp' Timepiece Mr There's Nothing to beat a Vulcaln. We have just received a large selection Chrome and Stainless Steel Oent's and Lady's wrist watch. Co:isuit us before going elsewhere. YICK WAH SING 81, North
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      454 16 S jA TO FRENCH PORTS Ty ROMEWARDS. i j CAP TOURANE For Marseilles. Nantes. St. Nazaire Bordeaux Mai 4 I I DESIRADE For Marseilles. Havre. Antwerp Dunkirk M I CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseiles Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Api J ADEN Balny Apr J OUTWARDS (from Marseilles) ICAP ST. JACQUES
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    SHIPS IN DOCK
    131 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE KEPPEL HARBOUR Main Wharf: Lch. Heron. Lch. Princes I Mary. Lady Denison Pender. Dredger Todak. P.W.D. Grab No. I. Dredger Kuan tan. Oil Wharf: Nil Coal Wharf: Nil VESSELS IN DRY DOCKS Tanjong Pagar: Albert Dock: Nil Victoria Dock:
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    SOUTHAMPTON'S TRAFFIC
    507 17 All Previous Records Beaten ALL previous records for traffic passing through the Southern Railway's docks at Southampton were beaten during 1937. Shipping tonnage entering the docks totalled 19.552,354 tons, an increase of 5 per cent, over the previous highest figure of 1936. This increase was largely due to
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    STUDY OF GULF STREAM
    127 17 Ships From Five Countries To Take Part PROFESSOR Bjooern Hellandhamsen. the oceangrapher, announces that ships from five countries will co-operate to study the Gulf Stream this summer The Norwegians, who originally started the Investigations, will direct the work m the special vessel A. Mauer Hanson The
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      297 17 IM \\\S PHILP LI\E. (Incoroorated m Australia > NEXT SAILINGS Due Sails. MEKKI'K Mar. 1 Mar. 4; MARELLA Mar. 29 Apr. 2 Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting
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      128 17 N. K. LINE GENERAL PASSENGERS AGENTS CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD. (Incorporated m Japan). To LONDON via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. FUSHIMI MARU Feb. 17 t s.s. "HAKOZAKI MARU" Mar. 3 s.s. SUWA MARU Mar. 17 Rates to Ist Class 2nd class Naples $574 $621 $634 $381
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      301 17 Ipostal intelligence! TO-DAY Aik Soon Feb. 15 9 a.m. Rambas and Singkawang Tobelo 15 11 a.m S'praiiv) Shanghai* Holhow Africa Maru 15 3 p.m. r Africa Maru 15 3" p.m. Africa Maru 15 3 p.m. i a ?hprlands Indies :-Bagan and ljang Hong Thong 15 3 p.m. •<:;.k n p!San
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      135 17 Mails Expected Mails from Penang and Kuala Lumpur by Air (Internal Service) yesterday. General delivery of letters 8.25 a.m. today. Mails expected from Australia, Netherlands Indies etc. by Air (Qantas) today. Time of delivery of boxholders' letters only 2.30 p.m. to-c'ay and general delivery of letters 4.05 p.m. today. Mails
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    COLONY'S FINANCES ARE SOUND
    381 18 [NOTHER BIG GIFT FOR IMPERIAL DEFENCE Donors Want To See The Half Million Singapore, Monday. THAT the Colony could well afford to make the gift, due to its sound finances, and that 4hc gift was after all being applied also to local defence, were points stressed
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    Alleged Newspaper Theft
    69 18 Singapore, Monday. Vadivelu. a 36-year-old Tamil, appeared m the Second Police Court, before Mr. F. V. Duckworth, on a charge of stealing 14 copies of newspapers valued at $1.40. the property of a news-, boy named Chellapan, at Oxley Road on Jan. 8. When the charge was
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    WOMAN TAKES LYSOL
    209 18 WOMAN TAKES LYSOL [Depressed And Had No Money I Singapore, Monday AT the end of an inquiry held b W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coo ner. to-day. into the death 01 a won?; named Chan Ah Kcun, a verdlctS suicide by lysol poisoning was p, turnen The Coroner remarked thei
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    A COMPROMISE
    183 18 Malacca Ricksha From Our Own Correal Malacca. Monday. THROUGH the intervention of 111 Chan Kang Swi, J.P., Mr. Tan 800 Ghi, and Mr. J. C. McEvette, assistant Protector of Chinese, a compromise wa3 effected this afternoon between the ricksha pullers and owners of buses plying m town. Following
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    NO MUZZLES
    124 18 Dog Owner Fined Singapore, Monday MR. Kwek Shin, who is a well-knowi member of the Hainanese community, was charged this morning l fore the District Judge, that "being t owner of four dogs he did permit then to be out of doors within an m! area without being
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      56 18 al^V I SIJ The four lea Clover sign is a sKti of good health because it stands for CLOVER BRAND. Insist always on CLOVER BRAND MILK. oto n^TmisisTE^ Yo^ lt 8 pure it's delicious it's nourishing. L^=>— *__-r-^ CLOVER BRAND MILK is real Danish Milk, from healthy cows \moo^ happily
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    62 19 After four delays three owing to mechanical troubles and the fourth through fog the re-conditioned battleship "Warspite" (31,100 tore,) left Portsmouth for the Mediterranean where she will become the flagship of Admiral Sir Dudley Pound. Mediterranean Commander-in-Chief. The "Warspite" has been entirely re-fitted since 1934 at a cost of £2,362,000,
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    NEGLIGENCE CHARGE
    116 19 Court Sequel To Death Of Malay Singapore, Monday. The case m which a young Teochew, Kee Chet Mon, who is proprietor of the China Optical Co .if 54 Upper Cross Street, was charged with causing death by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide, was transferred to
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    75 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Feb. »-^f tn Close financial niv-dend To Dat# Ex. Div. Company Dn.dena Payable W Aus™ Malay Jd X KamunthiE 3d. Feb. 11 Feb. 18 Feb. 12 KpT" 6d No. 15 Feb. 14 Feb 23 Feb. 15 Lum P urTin V -Z 3 io™'-
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      172 20 /m Bsst m Mbe World m J Ml^_W THE 1937 MODELS OF LATEST J llm The new PILOT pens will impress you ai BA II m W uo other range of pens has ever done— fisjjpl J|& II I the really beautiful material— the \>onjSvP^^M, ml m m derful refinement
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      593 20 I ON THE RADIO 1 DDITICU PAADIPF Greenwich Time Signal at 9.05 p.m. BRIIIbH t/V\rllSC 9 15pm Closedown nnnrDAAAAAP TRANSMISSION 3 PKULiKAM/V\t 9 15pm Opening Announcements. 920 p.m. Big Ben Take your Choice. o. ai\\ nm— 9 15 A weekly entertainment feature, pre s-sffi^mZnrnft fSA bv "zsl'Tsz ss£ !,SH IM)
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      682 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres <*>oo nm -Indian Music (Gramophon^ Announcements, ivc rds. 745 P m --"Seeing England 4. Corn orasL wall the delectable Dutchy." By l~ 620 pm:— Chinese Music. Selections Hamilton Jenkin. Talk read from Peiping Dramas (Gramophone Re-,garet Rose. cords) "Szee
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    IMPRESSIVE NAVAL BASE CEREMONY
    62 21 Pictures below were taken at yesterday c.-n mony at the Naval Base. (Tribune). In the picture above. His Excellent the Governor is seen m dark uniform m the midst of the group, facing the camera, while on the right His Highness the Sultan of Johore is
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    DRAMATIC RESCUE FROM DEATH
    155 22 ONCOMING Heroism At Taipino Station 'From Our Own Reporter, Taiping. Monday TAIPING railway station was the sctr.e of a dramatic rescue m which the hero was the station master Mr Koav Joo San. Mr. Joo San was standing on the platform waiting for a passenger trair
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    Y.M.C.A.BEAT THE KHALSA ASSN.
    573 22 Y.M.C.A. BEAT THE KHALSA ASSN. Sla let less Evident In Local hlockey Match Singapore, Monday. DLAYING Slightly the better hockey I the V M C A met and defeated a Khalsa Association eleven by two goals to one. on the Prince Edward Road around last evening. Vnci-of- season staleness prevailed
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    TENNYSON'S XI WIN
    102 22 TENNYSON'S XI WIN Deciding Test Against All- India Bombay. Feb. 14. TBE deciding "Test" ended to-day m a i win for Tennyeon'a xi by 156 runs. The tourists thus win the series by three garnet to two. Final scores: TKNXV SON'S XI Ist Inns: 130. 2nd Inns: 288 (Pope 49,
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    PERAK HOCKEY
    235 22 Rest Beat Europeans In Hockey "Test" 'From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Monday. THE annual Perak Europeans vs. Rest hockey fixture, which marks the close of the regular season, was played on the Fading and resulted m a narrow win lor the Rest by the odd goal m five.
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    200 COOLIES ON STRIKE
    137 22 Sympathy With Men Given Notice TWO hundred Chinese coolies employed on Sedgelev Estate. Kajang. downed i tools on Friday and refused to work m sympathy, it is understood, with 20 of their number who. owing to reduction of staff on the estate, have been given notice
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    KLANG WEDDING
    179 22 Blessing Of His Holiness The Pope Received From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Monda". IN the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. 1 on Saturday. Mr. Maxwell William VVhvte. of the Chartered Bank. Klang and' Miss Winifred Mary Kinloch. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kinloch. well-known
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    F. A. CUP
    118 22 Sixth Round Ties For Mar. 5 London. Feb. 14. THE following is the draw for the sixth round of the FA. Cup to be played on Mar. 5. < Chesterfield or Tottenham vs Sunderland. Charlton or Villa vs. Manchester City. Brentford vs. Preston. York vs. Huddersfield. Scottish
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    BOMBER TRANSPORTS LEAVE
    118 22 Return From Singapore To Iraq Singapore. Monday. TOUR of the five R.A.F. bomber trans- ports, which came to Singapore from Iraq for the manoeuvres, left this morning on the return journey. The fifth will leave to-morrow. The machines which left this morning will proceed to Alor Star
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    FATAL ACCIDENT
    77 22 Malay Boy Killed On Hari Raya Haji Day (From Our Oivn Reporter* Kuala Lumpur. Monday DRESSED In bright Hari Raya clothes young Malay boy was picked up dead on Friday following a collision wtween his cycle and a motor lorry i Circular Road. The accident occurred close to
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    S. R. C SUBSTITUTES HELP R. A. WIN
    431 23 HOCKEY MATCH QH PADANG G N. Oehlers Plays Tor Visitors Singapore, Monday. m STING with four substitutes supP L pi Si by the Club, the R.A 11th LJ! Battery (8.M.) beat an sR V team 4—3 m an exciting hockey match played
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    90 23 Bata Beat Fort Canning E Bata Co. beat Fort Canning 3—l m °nl; S H CCer friendl y PJayed on the Fort's ground yesterday. and Vlslt^ rs d W most of the attacking "oaVri ed account s when Hock Guan „aJ ed a penalty. ;»ing broke away and
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    Colts Visit Tanglin
    17 23 Sklna and the Singapore Colts i m a hockey match played at mis Uiternoon.
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    SINGAPORE RACES
    136 23 More Weights For The Second Day THE following are the weights for the second day of the Singapore Turf Club's spring meeting on Feb. 23. PONIES, CLASS 1, DIV. L-ttt FURS. Double Form 9.9 Uncalled For 9.7 ApplewiHkl 9.6 New Moon 9.1 No Limit 9.1 Madam 8.7 Athlacca
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    STADIUM SOCCER
    117 23 League Rehearsals For Div. I Teams FOUR attractive soccer friendlies, which should help to indicate the likely League form of the contestants, have been arranged to be played at the Anson Road Stadium, between the S.C.F.A., last year's League and Cup champions, and the R.A.F., Skins, Gordons and
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    Tanglin Soccer
    36 23 Singapore. Monday. In a soccer match played at Tanglin this afternoon, the R.A.M.C. defeated the Inniskilllngs by two goals to one. Pond scored both goals for the R.A.M.C. while Gallagher netted for the Skins.
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    Passengers By Air
    137 23 The following were passengers by X.L.M. planes: Arrived from N.E I. by the "Buizerd on Feb. 12, Mr. B W. Dyer. Mr. J. de Bruyn, Mr. E. A. L. de Jong, Mr. S. M. AlkafT. Mr. W. Oosten. Mr. L. KruythorT. Left for Penang, India and Europe
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    RIFLE SHOOTING
    196 23 Matches Between S. R. A. And Navy Teams A RIFLE match between the Singapore Association and teams from the Fourth Submarine Flotilla and H.M.S. Decoy resulted m a win for the Association, but the Navy are to be congratulated on the excellent match they afforded, especially with their
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    Filipino Association
    91 23 At the general meeting of the Singapore Filipino Association, held at 1-A Kirk Terrace, on Sunday, the following were unanimously elected to form the committee of management for the current six months: President, Mr Marcelo R. Anciano; vice-president, Mr Francisco Villanueva; hon. secretary, Mr Paul G. Peralta; hon.
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    S.G.C & ISLAND QUALIFY
    227 23 S.G.C ISLAND QUALIFY Wei'Hai'Wci Cup Golf Finalists THE following is the result of the semifinal round m the Wei-Hai-Wel Cup competition, played at Tanglln on Sunday (Singapore G. C. names first*:M. M. Paterson (scr) 1; Ma<or M G. B. Milling (7> 0. R. Craik (sen 1; Lt. Col. R. B.
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    GARRISON COLF
    93 23 Lt. J. A. Crawford Wins Monthly Medal rpHE men's monthly medal "StapleA ford," played at the Garrison Golf Ciub on Saturday and Sunday, resulted m a win for Lt. J. A. Crawford with a score of 39. The following were the returns:— Lt. J. A. Crawford 39 C
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      82 23 HAPPY WORLD STADIUM. MM FRIDAY, IBth FEB., 1938, at 9 p.m. RACE WEEK ATTRACTION! II fe> A VENTURA <I^B(^# MARQUES __W _J__ ymfm clever sison 10 r3> rounds. AHA BATT.SIMA IBM NAI BOON MAH ]n r3) rounds. *m m YOUNG CHOON vs. TIGER £_W ]HB DOM VFI WM 'WKk 6
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