Morning Tribune, 6 January 1939

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Bl- N 286 SINGAPORE FRIDAY, January 6, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    BRITISH SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN?
    162 1 BRITISH SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN? London, Jan. 5 AONTLM 'ING it* campaign for vigorous defence of gShJIJ* rhina the Financial News, m a f^tun.n article to-day details he Japanese encroachment, parfclularlv stressing the closure of the Yanaue while Japanese vessels ply on the river regularly. r (Mi m UU Japanese are
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    New Japanese Cabinet Formed
    123 1 Konoye Minister Without Portfolio .mm a Ot Tokyo, Jan. 5. COMPLETE agreement on the future policy m connection with the China has been reached between Baron Hiranuma (new Premier) and Prince Konoye (ex-Premier), who, m the new Cabinet, holds rank as Minister without Portfolio. Baron Hiranuma
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    REFUGEE PROBLEM
    82 1 London, Jan. 5. 1 LETIKR to the Times, signed T* the Archbishop of Caniern rv Cardinal Hinslev and repreJ'ntaMv.s of the Free Churches of e !™d md the Church of Scotun.t s(^ ks lQ correct the i m pres „0r, ,0r 'hai the ref u -ree problem is
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    AMERICA TO REPEAL NEUTRALITY ACT?
    610 1 Stronger Policy Towards Dictators Forecasted Washington, Jan. 5. SENATOR PITTMAN PREDICTED TO-DAY CONGRESS WILL EMPOWER THE ADMINISTRATION TO PURSUE A STRONGER POLICY TOWARDS DICTATORS. Opining that it was Americas duty to rally the democracies m their fight against "these conquering dictators" by eveVy possible means
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    DALADIER'S TOUR SEDATIVE FOR ITALY
    102 1 DALADIER'S TOUR SEDATIVE FOR ITALY Paris, Jan. 5 MDALADIER left Gabes this morning, arriving at Sf.*\ where, at a reception, the Caid of Sfax presented him with a silver olive branch. In the afternoon he visited Sousa, being accorded a tremendous welcome. His tour concludes to-day. Commenting on the tour,
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    Prague Political Sensation
    73 1 Prague Political Sensation Prague, Jan. 4 POLITICAL sensation was caused A here by the action of the Soviet Minister. M. Alexandrowsky, who sent the editors of all Czech news papers a copy of Journal de Moscou containing a strongly worded attack on the Prague Government. Ea-h ccpv of the paper
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    A Queen's Tour
    28 1 Genoa, Jan 5. The Queen Mother of Egypt. af^ m iSZnf-Xd from Marsem- and after a short visit to the city left tor Alexandria. Reuter
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    OFFICIAL BERLIN COMMENT
    134 1 OFFICIAL BERLIN COMMENT Berlin, Jan. 5. Striking m its mildness m comparison with newspaper articles on the subject, is the first official comment on President Roosevelt's speech, contained m the Diplomatische Korrespondenz, as follows: "The social success of the authoritarian states can no longer be kept a secret even m
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    'Judah Rules U.S.
    83 1 'Judah Rules U.S. Berlin, Jan 5. A GERM AN news agency message from Washington report* th** publication there of an anti-Semitic booklet showing the number of Jews m American administrative life. Under the heading "Judah rules m America" it points out sixty-two thousand Jews are m the Federal and State
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    POLICE ISSUE WARNING
    135 2 POLICE ISSUE WARNING j nt**-**-* m.-i. Itporterl •TMfKf: havr turn letefftl reports I of __i-*_"t> from _-.urop*-an r«*M_jee_eee In Siufaporc recently, and <h** lriit.*^ stolen are asuaU) a>h Irayi, <-__r*d!eNtic.-s tr.t\s, inatih I'dxi-t id- of lilvet «*r «uld. and i .•>«•>. Tht* dete- live Kramh inspect that t lose r*jf»|H»uMl)l«*
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    WUHAN SONGSTERS ON THE AIR TONIGHT
    177 2 WUHAN SONGSTERS ON THE AIR TONIGHT •Vtr. /.'ii....... BonfStetS, consisting of 15 women i.:d men, are a troupe of .acnulat. liicltldillg many foreign graduated from Wuchang and Hankow They have lUffed leveral pertormance.s at the Great World with great success, ana then efforts were instrumental m Otj-Ulnint-, a sum ol
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    RURAL BOARD
    21 2 >£" A \l'\; S e KlUal wn»- »*>.■. win be iv..d at the Land Office at W a.m. on Thur.sdav next.
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    MADAME CHIANG'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE TO MALAYAN CHINESE
    1317 2 MADAME CHIANG'S NEW YEAR MESSAGE TO MALAYAN CHINESE IN SPECIAL New Year message to Malayan Chinese, con--1 tamed m a letter to the Singapore Chinese Consul General ,Mr Kao Ling Pai). Madame Chiang Kai-shek expresses the hope that from the great losses China is sustaining and the .human suffering, will
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    Man Shot At, Tells Story
    236 2 Man Shot At, Tells Story Singapore, Thursday. il PRELIMINARY inquiry into a charge of attempted murder preferred against a young lorrj driver named Lav Sam was commenced before Mr. G. S. Rawlings. the Third Magistrate, to-day. A sundry -shop keeper named Chng Root was shot In the right thigh at
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    14-Year-Old Wife Alleges Husband Stabbed Her While She Slept
    337 2 14-Year-Old Wife Alleges Husband Stabbed Her While She Slept iv .v r, Singapore. Thursday. I N the Relief Court this morning, before Mr. W. J. Thorogood. a girl related, between sobs, how she was awakened from her sleep by her husband attacking her with a tapping knife The girl, Toh
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    POLICEMAN RESCUES MAN FROM SEA
    79 2 POLICEMAN RESCUES MAN FROM SEA Singapore. Thursday I s PROMPT dive into the water by a 1L.,.. marine P° l iceman prevented a 'middle-aged Chinese from drowning thii Ifoii lll^. The man is believed to have raven into the sea from the Clifford Pier. I e M was f^ hed
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    SHOULD MALAYA SHUT TRADE DOOR ON JAPAN?
    1449 3 Dangers Ahead, Warns Sir John Barlow Singapore. Thursday. FpHE nted for commercial houses m Malaya to investigate the dangers that Singapore, as a free trade port, may possibly face, is stressed m i statement made to lhe press by Sir John Harlow, chairman
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    FINED FOR NEGLIGENT DRIVING
    65 3 FINED FOR NEGLIGENT DRIVING 1;^ l.nre. Thursday. -Chov Yin Ftf f| lav fined $25 or m default 25 (l ui '^"sonment when he plead h JJ v t0 th^ charge of negliecnt'■fßv.i l hls car at thc Junction "Hi.l tZV* I™*.1 Roads thCTeb >' n l a taxi. Whitton. Traffic
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    G. O. C. ENTERTAINS CHILDREN
    25 3 G. O. C. ENTERTAINS CHILDREN Major General Dobbie. the G.O.C, 5 the central figure, and some of Tt In- children he entertained yester- day. Tribune
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    Alleged Hold-Up On Road
    247 3 A llege d Hold-Up On Road Singapore, Thursday. [^AST night at about 10 p.m. while a Chinese named Chan Kow was walking together with his lady friend at the Jubilee Park, Tank Road, suddenly a Chinese came up from his back, caught hold of his arm and detained him. The
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 Now York. Dii ibPO Previous To-day KLBBEK Steady Ste-idy iri»t Tone sellers 16 lV 16^ 1 1-; p °i a.hi mn. Buyers 16 16 1 +1 w forward ApnlJune ge^ era lfil 16 :i 16 +1 16 5— 16', 16 5 16 -1 16 ™:nTone Spot
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      81 4 1 RIJBBtK <"i <**" MIM idon Thursday tJcr.vir.il To-day PALM Oil. «Malaya) ou n bulk ran Feb Mmneni Unchan LWKA (^traits, F.M-S.) Jgll .Shipm- Dj n( q BAGO ftOUB r Sarawak) jan IM .siuprnrni Unchanged TAI'IOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality (Singapore i Jan Shipment y, f) s( Unchanged
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      RUBBER AUCTION
      145 4 RUBBER AUCTION THE Singapore Chamber of Commeri* Rubber Association held their 1415tr. auction yesterday Catalogued 379.928 lbs— tons 169.61 Offered 317.161 lbs— tons 141.59. Sold 303.165 lbs -tons 135.34. London— Spot 8 3 16. New York— Spot 16*8 cents. Pric r s realised Ribbed Smoked Sheet Cents per ItStandard Quaiitv
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      20 4 The Scudai. Ltd.— 21,600 lb., makine. a total of 198.950 lb for the nine months ol the current financial year.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      111 4 London, Thursday Previous To-day Change Dlfitillcr.s 89 Dunlop Rubber 2341 2 +lV 2 d Oeneral Electric 769 767', -l' 2 d Imperial Chemical InduitrtM imperial Tobacco 1319 1307.. -11' 2 Anglo-Dutch 26 26 Canadian Pacific 6 14 6 3 8 s London Tin 34 36 +l» 2
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      45 4 London. Thursday TT' on iRSS?* W" 1 mi(Wle fUte) 52: 516 +siw TT i^n^Tf Cl0 Slng seJllng rate) L 3 116 Unchanged T.T. ,n^ Japan (closing selling rate) i, M Uncha d T.T. ytVw York (closing selling rate) 463 43 463 56 +n
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      METAL MARKET
      9 4 TIN .standard Prn London. Thursday 2 4
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      BRITISH GOVERNMENT SECURITIES WEAKEN
      220 4 BRITISH GO VERNMENT SECURITIES WEAKEN THE persistent weakness of British Government securities, which to-day registered further sharp declines, has provided the principal topic of discussion m City circles. It is pointed out by leading jobbers and dealers that gilt-edged has been bearish for some weeks on the theory that the
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      110 4 MINING Tin at midday wai Sill. oo. down V According to cables received this morning Tin shares m London yesterday appeared rather easier Locally, however, the market ignored this lead and shares were fully steady at yesterday's prices with few sellers m evidence. Raubs to-day were steady
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      BULLION MARKET
      25 4 London, Thursday. Fine Kar p| 5SS- C^ Spot 4 months* forward vS~i 5 ,i f) 20 5 8 -5 16 19-15 16 _14
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    722 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company j MINING Singapore. Jan. 5. 5 p.m. 3,9 4.3 «i- 47|- Norn Jusual Malay 21 6 23 Aver H 0.59 0.64 Aver Weng 2013 219 £n r 1.35 1*0 BatuJ 9|» 10|9 aerjtmw 213 2^ Burma 129 13^9 0i2 0.36 gitam H" 0 6«
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    94 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends S.ngapore, Jan 5, 6 p.m.- Total roi Comj. jij -iv.cic Book* Oar* «r» l/i» ye*r B Close Havabie GENERAL Southern Kinta 2V 2 int. Dec. 28 Jan. 20 Dec. 20 7&% less ton Sungei Way 2V 2 <7r Jan. 3 Jan. 12 Jan. 4
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    221 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Thursday. I I MINING Buyers Sellers Anipats 3 7!z 4Batu Selangors 135 1.40 Hong Fatls 0 69 0.72 J Hongkong Tin 19- 20- i Jelebus 0.62 0.67 :Kamunting Tin 9- 10|- J Katu Tin 24- 25- Killinghalh 16- 17Kramats 10 10|9 Kuchais 127 1.31 Laruts 9
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    256 5 I Kaytntfd Co. Ltd. $30,000 Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 nom I SINGAPORE MINK IFAUTV I m red 1940 $400,000 nt/ Mar. 31 Sept. 30 102 V 2 103M? om I 907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 lObVi HO nom 41 r. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 I 909
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      155 5 NEDERLANDSCH HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N.V. incorporated m the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AX). 1324 Paid Up Capita! f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000, jOO Chairman of the Board of Director* H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D. CRENA DE IONUH Preside!.. M. TAUDIN CHABOT
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      179 6 \ID PUBLK SCHOOI V d A oii"-S* J 2»| r 3 -f ,F MASTER CHURCHILL A PAVILION? LTD RSI I A THE PLAY STARTED m jM 3 1936 AND IS STILL i^f A A "A Flawless Comedy" Xf Km l\ 'W\ -iv Motion Future Herald <13S. v MM 1/ DIIC
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      167 6 jf T£fay at the CAPITOL j mmm mm^ mm^mmWOmma***mm |»VKAV()INTS LJC .■P Ivy lH hH j^^^^HJr j^ ..Br *B^«_r I "WINGS" 4 r*■ VA, i I i:a'l. FILMED 1 N j Ujfl Ev«r film«d T_mi T_m*g Jfl J B,f T Gr«j.*«- /n TECHNICOLOQI TECHNICOLOR W|o RAY awb._t.«phun< MacMURRAY MILLAND ;.-RK,.TH.,AK.N,
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    Ate Cakes And Robbed Cake-Seller
    129 7 Singapore, Thursday. L riplNG miilty lo a chaw oi r robbing a cake-seller, whe wa^ an< j relieved of 19 m cash y wallet, Nu- Sen.v- Ki. a younK JJ \mm seatcacc. to live months imprisonment this morning V. i (;jb^ <)n the I)islric, The
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      211 7 r i I nMN IM2S ,^r SERANGOON j i;t ROAD J M-iisrVi Lesdtnf Am-nemeßt Park). I I I DANCE PALACE! (AIR CONDITIONFD). 'PHONE 2477. RESTAURANT BAR ATTACHED. 10-\l<MiT"o\LV i l,\ SPECIAL REQUEST THE M.S.— KOOLINDA DANCE 5 S .BAND will RENDER MUSIC with THE NEW WORLD CABARET ORCHESTRA jXitfhf DaiHT
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      298 7 "FOUR'S A CROWD" is (me of the lust comedies that has come to Singapore for a long time. There is noi a dull moment m the whole show. 'Straits Times" 1-1-39. mm^m TO-DAY AT 3-15 6-15 and 9-15 P.M. SATURDAY SUNDAY MORNING SHOW AT HAM A ill A Wit. A
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    More Schools For Malaya's Army Children
    571 8 More Schools For Malaya 's Army Children BEST EDUCATION POSSIBLE, SAYS THE G.O.C. Siagapore. Thursday. L'mi. m*\u} years Mace I have held fcapomible coaimand, I have beta rer) uaxioa.! to aa what has lain m mv pnwci I" assure thai the eiaeatlaa al milii ii v children m foreign lions
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    SINGAPORE'S LATEST INSTITUTION
    285 8 SINGAPORE'S LATEST INSTITUTION Singapore Thursday, i tm mi Vim*, schools to come into exist- ARGEST and most u^?*^ f k M one of the best of its 1 -cc m ,Mala>a :.nd be e>ed open lhis mo, Kind m the Kmp.re. A™» G.O.C, Malaya. m- l>\ Ma.|or-<.eneral W. U.S. j*^
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    STOLE ON NEW YEAR'S EVE
    47 8 Singapore, Thui -day —On New V eve Chan Yin stole a piece of iron valued at 30 cents from the SHB 1 was to-day fined 315 or m default tv weeks si" by Mr C. H. Koh. Sixth Magistrate, for committing theft
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      66 8 A 'great -V' I little Grand. Moirrsus ____P™J _____k^___l I l-*^^*****!™ B___ifl B 1 I i____s3_i__________~~__ VB ___W mo m* _________!^H_______t^^^^^^l^a™l^HHl II IB "^^PRf |f f II For people with II hil? musical idea- >wt^ and small home*.. n T s Moutrie lft. Miniature ■M (,ran(l compels appreciation You WW]
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      237 8 IN AID OF THE CHINA RELIEF FUND j S LNDEI. THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF THF CONSUL-GENERAL I FOR CHINA. MR. KAO LING-PAI S j THE CHINA RELIEF FUND COMMITTEI: OF SINGAPORE THE WU-HAN SONGSTERS. I <28 Talented Chir.ese Amateur Artistes) j MODERN CHINESE CHORALAND DRAMATIC PROGRAMME- 1. Fifteen Choral Songs-Mixed
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    699 9  -  'Horatius" 1 HIDDEN VALUES By NOTES AND PROBLEMS -eenl article I discussed the im values of hands as the proceeded: and though the UI V ,i.( may be fairly well ap-"?juu-il by aa astute player there r .......en values m accordance SMMbSSJ .ard. m thc hidden landltrac t
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    Most Sensational Trial France Has Ever Seen
    183 9 Most Sensational Trial France Has Ever Seen Tv- Paris. J •> I M V years hard labour was the sentence passed on Madame **jia, accused of taking part m a kidnapping plot. dings lasted altogether 0.2? J Ury (>on& *dered that sufficient 1 been advanced to show that koblln had
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    GUERILLA CHIEF KILLED
    38 9 Punyu A LEADER Of guerilla troops m Punyu district was murdered by some Chinese traitors at Fongchun. m Honan district, opposite Canton. The guerilla leader was at Fongchun trying to secure information about the Japanese.
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      104 9 |ios-M»fl-3bw-bfeilir Essences ofVANIUAS~S^ ALMONDdLEMON «*SM ■the Ided flavourings *J£L. tmW hw* m m taett* •v^^^at I forPuddinjS.Custatti, fi§||SJ Pies, Cakes.efc. Try C Bs Essences when neat you are making pa«._rv. custard and blancmange. Taste x^m&t*% the delicious flavour if imparts. Listen to the 3to|Wvf wonderful comments that are sure to
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, January 6, 1939. REGISTERING BICYCLES.
    300 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Friday, January 6, 1939. REGISTERING BICYCLES. TOMPLAINT is made m the F.M.S. regarding the absence of any .system of registration of t>icycles. The number of cyclists m these days, when machines can be bought for as little as $10, has increased enormously, and it is very desirable to
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    Prospects Of Peace In Europe Are Brighter
    1335 10  - Prospects Of Peace In Europe Are Brighter E. T. Huang By Umbrella Going To Rome n mite ol the appeasement policy 1 to irhich Mr. Neville Chami)( lain some ol Ws colleagues so steadfastly adhere, the hopes engendered by the signing oi tinMunich Pa.t have nol yet borne the expected
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      22 10 Today a White Label' AnniMnceinent Marriage frequently starts with a peal and ends with appeal. DEWAR'S has an irresistible appeal. W.P.S -N
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    WHAT CONSTITUTES A GOOD FILM?
    1104 11 THE TRIUMPH OF GOOD CASTING London, Dec. 23. (From Our Own Correspondent) JHERE are various theories about the making of a good film. Some say that a good story is necessary and almost all that matters; others pin their faith to a first class director
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    The Woman Who Spreads Typhoid
    336 11 I u*KV MALLON. who for nearly 1 M •■-•■ntv-five years lived exiled on ml m Hem York's East River. m .he had spread typhoid to age of seventy. [yiii and old age -not typhoid I fSSIJ5 a .l US Health De- n^n'ent records as "Typhoid
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    SANTA CLAUS FOUND OUT His Beard Ablaze
    132 11 SANTA CLAUS FOUND OUT His Beard Ablaze n Ceylon. $W_l CLAUS who visited St John's Sunday School Christmas Tree met with an unfortunate nt —his costume caught fire. ••<' alighted from a car the child- horn there were over 300, gave Xl cheer and bundles of cracfre set off. His
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      76 11 THI TaUl TONIC FOOD I Oaaaaaaai cwmivt* mt*e storaa mmwmmmammmat^ POLAROID Glasses are the latest scientific discovery m glare protection. They permit yoa to actually see 20 to 90 feet below the surface of the water. Now $6.00 See our demonstration of this remarkable new invention. THOMPSON OPTICAL Co. 4.
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    LONDON STUDENTS "RAG" THE DICTATORS
    121 12 Canyißf web placards as "(iive v*> back America", students of University Hema.ids on France fcr Tunis and Corsica. Italy's demands have aroused demonstration satirist d what they seemed to consider an absurd situation. wi»h the banners. The "rat*" followed similar demonstrations by students they marched
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    X'MAS GIFTS FOR LONDON'S POOR
    143 13 X'MAS GIFTS FOR LONDON'S POOR alker 14 y t :u-old competitor in the British skating contest at Wembley, r mother a white elephant she has iust received as a mascot from tv n voung friends. Planet News Five hundred poor families received a parcel of Christmas food from the Church
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      54 13 YOU WILL FIND THE LARGEST SELECTIONS IN DIAMOND RINGS— BRACELITB -BROOCHES, etc. Rene IJIIJfAJW I WHERE QUALITY and VALUE ARE TRADITIONAL Such Wonderful Christmas Presents were never seen before m Singapore. The Best is to come and see RENE ULLMANN JEWELLERS Raffles Place SINGAPORE. Opened daily including; Saturdays from 8
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    The Backbone of Breakfast
    1223 14 The Backbone of Breakfast I ~~J iL Lies m the cereals you choose and the im vwhirh they are served manner m wnicn mcy CINCE our silhouettes need no longer be pencil-slim and the need for rigorous dieting is less urgent than it was a year or so ago, breakfast
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      77 14 .............I I fjjyip^^HU 'B ul un n i!ir tinu> I (I s l u nl m marketing. Sa\e I Imtrof^Sll il mone > '>> buying foods *aaa7'' k iflP*M 111 H1 hU,k KeCP food l,( sh [I r*!7|^4| B lonffer And do all three IB by inves ting m a
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    Meals In General For The Family
    943 15 Important Points To Remember When Planning HERE are flte essential points that T ter toto the planning of every' meal fe shall cooaldef them m the order of Vir importance: family resources. 2 Family needs and habits I selection of materials. 4 Grouping of
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    A Refrigerator
    22 15 Makes it particularly easy for you to prepare Oranjre (Jktry (left) a Kood party sweet and Flaked Fish Mould (below).
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      34 15 S PERMANENT WAVING j v A SPECIALITY t PRICES: i $10.00 $12.00 $18 00 s MA ISO* PERM LADIES' HAIRDRESSERS I 79 Stamford Rd. 3 FORT ROAD 1 SINGAPORE MALACCA (Phone: 4610) (Phone: 121)
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      52 15 5 ,s Select your ft New Year Gif> •f V Gift sn °p _jp for the Flite. I 1"..0 m lb. I.f'rtnev Rouse, Mt Battery Road. Our exclusive beautiful if Chinese Lingerie has just arrived which will m make an Ideal NEW YEAR 9 Gift I h Phone No. 7555.
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      391 16 J p_^===g H^^^^^ill^. __________________.I!_^^h______..____l *C^_n a__i _______!_i'B I i.i i BY PaOand BRITISH INDIA LINES -OTCOHPORATED IN CNOLAJfD) Ja** to \m wv H-fc^— DB# S'i___iif___i 155 SOMALI 6,800 Mar 10 I SOUDAN 6,500 Jan. 13 CORFU 15,000 Mar. 10 RANCHI 17.000 Jan. 13 CTOJAL ***** Mar. 24 RANPURA 17 000
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      421 16 v TO FRENCH PORTS i Ip^^p j V CHARCEURS REUNIS S HOMEWARDS. i Umttml'mmmmXmtm tttT S j JTO SAIGON INDOCHINAj J CAP PADARAN For Saigon. Tourane and Haipbaßf Jan. 11 i g. A. M. 1. (from Saieon) J G.G. Van Vollenhoven jjj« J I J GG PASQUIER **an. W J
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      271 17 111 111 XS PHILP LI\E. <Inr')rporited m Australia). NEXT SAILINGS Jan. 29 Feb 3 p round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at the s passengers may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane. Sydney or to the connecting X.P.M. Vessel. BRISBANE SYDNEY return $642.86 Ist class $*30.71 2nd class MtLKOIRM- return
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      34 17 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.. LTD FOR HONG KONG, MOJL KOBE AND OSAKA SAILING JANUARY 12, AT 3 P.M. SecondVaS pEmA™^ aCCommodatlon *> r r.^sJFSo^^ and Japan <^a« -Ith HARPER, GILFILLAN CO., LTD. Telephone: 5K61
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      115 17 OSTAL INTELLIGENCE] and Southern Merkur 6 p.m bes, Moluccas and Pianeiv 6 2.30 pjn Vij.' zcnau" 1 n A Merkur „6 3 p.m siou ..6 4 p.m. TO-MORROW J wm m m I •fnurice Lons 7 11 ajn. Is Indies— Bagan Toboali 7 4 n.m •nbas and Singkawang Boelongan 7
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      198 17 SHIPS IN DOCK I SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES > OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Shiu Godown Gate Gate 1 Plancius 18 2 3 Kola 13 2 3 Talma 6 2 3 Steel Seafarer 32 2 3 Rhexenor 34 2 3 Malayan Prince 36 2 3 Merkur 46 4 5
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    RACING GUIDE FOR TO-MORROW
    5997 18 RACING GUIDE FOR TO-MORROW (Compiled to M ,,r ,,,h,,s ptCENI fenaal all bjri-c. enured li foi Saturday, lhe final Urn Nev Yes. of Penan* Tarl Club, *How.n« at a gUnrr hon the i,,,lM t m Iheir Ihre* rap nrm v,. i det in h»* HORSES, LASS I, 6 KS ixsiFKN
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      307 18 RADIO ON PAGE 20 ■■■•(■•■••run Wallace Mischiej (P Logue' Carried 8 10 when second by a htm to Bound Fan* 8 7 Per.ang. Ft* 5' 2 furs 1.8 3 8 Good going. Carried 8 2 when third to Flyi I Btan 8 B Spore. \ov. 12. 9 furs 2 5
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    Solicited, Fined
    49 20 Singapore. Thursday.— Por soh employment as a temporary watchmaj outside the New World" on the sec third and fourth of December last. TJ Ah Hong was to-day fined $5 on ;cI charge or m default five days 8.1. w M r C. H. Whitton, Traffic Magist:-' ?l
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      790 20 ON THE_RADIOJ JAN. 6 IONI,ON TRANSMISSION 5 siwAi'oui: (iW ZHI 225 n*»tr«-> <1.33 IICJt) /lir 30% metrai (Ml nr am 5.46 Malay vocal: _t S^'^new Produced by 600 Hainam music G A Kmnt 680 Teochew Oua-kang muiic Howard M Ux*hart 700 Children's programme IM :jll Chamber mu^»rto-ll» ]ish -van Louis
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      47 20 PENANG ZHJ 608 Mc-s <4_>.3 m.) 600 Chinese music 7 00 Children's hour 7 30 Interlude. 7 35 Dance music-Lou Preager k r on ls band (BBC rebroadcast. 8 20 Violin 'CeLlo solos 50 ker^ t ennedy co mar b i 5 New?. hultetln 9.00 Close down
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      'House Master" At Pavilion Is Outstanding
      88 21 'House Master" At Pavilion Is Outstanding MlSi MASTER," »<™ to be H<) the ravilion. is an out»»d;^ IJreen reiaton ol lan Hay's ...me name, and the original. Several of In the eaat, and sol the best. bSs doe. credit to the adustry. the story of a critical school is mast
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      Thrilling Picture At The Capitol
      115 21 [EN with Wings.* 1 I Paramount colour I prod ith Ray Millard Louise npbell and Fred MeMurray m the an season at the and drew the crowded X w1... h we have learned to expect the enthusiastic receplm m London. the history of flying. ly
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    G. O. C. Entertains Children
    350 21 G. O. C. Entertains Children „HlU)re\ of officers of the Singapore Volunteer Corps, and the KegUfctf Army, enjoyed a grand treat yesterday, atternoon *hen they attended a party given by the General Officer Comman■fc Major-General W.G.S. Dobbie. at his residence m Bukit frown. rrived m cars, and imto make full
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    GOVERNOR & G.O.C. TO ATTEND JEWISH REFUGEES' SHOW
    76 21 GOVERNOR G.O.C. TO ATTEND JEWISH REFUGEES' SHOW ff E. the Governor and H. E. the General Officer Commanding, with party, will be present at the Capitol Theatre on Jan 17 of "The House of Rothschild," m aid of the Jewish Refugees Fund. The show, being under the patronage of the
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    MAN SUCCUMBS TO BURNS
    190 21 MAN SUCCUMBS TO BURNS Singapore, Thursday. DEATH by misadventure was the verdict returned by Mr. W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, today, after an inquiry into the death of a Chinese named Chin Yew Fan, who died m the General Hospital on Dec. 28, suffering from severe burns. The story
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    SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY
    38 21 SINGAPORE MUSICAL SOCIETY Members of the Singapore Musical Society are reminded that orchestral rehearsals for the concert to be held m March will be resumed on Monday next. Jan. 9. at 5.15 p.m. m the Victoria Memorial Hall."
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    BANK OF CHINA
    61 21 News has just been received that after five weeks' of preparation, the Rangoon Branch of the Bank of China will commence business early this month under the management of Mr. Reignson C. Chen, who has been there as organiser. It will be remembered that he was responsible
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    J. R. DONALD UNABLE TO PLAY FOR JOHORE AT HOCKEY
    121 22 J. R. DONALD UNABLE TO PLAY FOR JOHORE AT HOCKEY .Fr»m our Owa I orrespondent) Muar, Thur-sday ft, Donald, former Sernb.^ J?,,, h.H-kev player who has JgJ seler.Ml to play for Jnhorr agams Ual.-f on Friday, Jan. win tffitTu travel P. van Schoonbcch al J»hore Bahru. will take n.s place
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    HEAVY BATTERY BEAT FORTRESS COY.
    97 22 HEAVY BATTERY BEAT FORTRESS COY. PLATING .al Changi, the SMI lortp^s oy. were beaten at rugger by the .{'md Heavy batten by five points to nil on New Year's day. Ip to half-time there was no store. Thou*:h weaker, the Sappers' deleine held up the attacking threes. The Bappen were
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    SINGAPORE TEAM TO MEET SELANGOR CHOSEN
    512 22 Week-end Visit Up-country Singapore. Thursday. r,::3!!::r »r::3, t :nn illdKi X fron. form shown m P»"*"«~_____ Th Singapore k >' c ™X/l^ Belangor and Negri Sembilan daring tne end are m rollowi: V N Pillai: It. Barth. Lt. Mac >,d.an .apt.,; L^ ronin. LA.
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    Depot Beat Fortress At Hockey
    134 22 Depot Beat Fortress At Hockey Singapore, Thursday. THE Dtpot beat the 35th Fortress Cjv. by three goals to one at the Alexandra Barracks yesterday mi n a keen game of horkev. For the most part piay was even but the Depot with better defence were able to prevent the Sappers
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    FAR EAST TROPHY SHOOT RESULT
    112 22 FAR EAST TROPHY SHOOT RESULT RESULTS In the Singapore Rifle Aaaj eiation Far East Trophy match S.R. (B) TEAM 1. Federated Malay States 767 x 2. Straits Settlements 'Singapore* 759 3. Ceylon 742 4. Hong Kong 719 (X) Winners of Trophy for 1938 m| silver replicas to members of the
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    MATCHES CANCELLED
    13 22 All hockey matches m Singapore vol cancelled yesterday owine to rain
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    Track Notes From Penang
    188 22 If*--. Our Own Reporter] ONLY a tm p^pie were pre^ nt Thursday, when several int-r _ii„33 aUh ,he 'his morniii_ (Martin) and U Jeff S^^S^rrJ^.r by NM*.., wfcfe Bl I.RANEER .VlfrVi^ 1 d d ,hr c furl «>"'f' !7 'astish ,a11.,p m ,he fait. wen ,ul
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      105 22 CEO. fc. IKE'S FIRST NEW lEAR BIMPfcR PROGRAMME AT HAPPY WORLD (covered) STADIUM j TO-NIGHT AT 9-15 P.M. j j EXTRA SPECIAL FEATHERWEIGHT MM CONTEST MJk \JE lIIA X 11 1 I I S v JML j j >i i ii io i a WsH v -I ROUNDS. JHHf j
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    SINGAPORE FOOTBALL ASSN.'S YEAR OF ACHIEVEMENT
    1057 23 $3,000 PROFIT FOR 1938 j^ YEAR of splendid achievement is reported by the council of the Singapore Amateur Football Association an the annual report which has just been published. This achievement covers both the record on the football field by the Singapore team and
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    Recs Hold R.A.O.C At Rugger
    148 23 game yesterday at the m which the forwards uiiv the Recs and the fif? 'drew eight points all a goal for the Corps to a goal and a 3. ior the Recs. :;-3.; ivy shower just prior to the the resultant sodden ground '/damped the
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    FORTRESS COY BEAT MINE SWEEPERS
    55 23 FORTRESS COY BEAT MINE SWEEPERS THI Btft Fortress Coy beat the I Mine-vueepers at hockey yesterlaj b*. two coals to one. During the Aral half play wa-*- coned I mid-field and there was no a [he Sappers forged ahead m the and the match ended m a I the Sappers
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    Chinese Swimming Club
    53 23 imt Chinese Swimming Club chess impionshiD Anal between Lo Kum J°r. ar.d Tan Pene Choo will take »cc at the Clubhouse on Sunday, at 30 a m k Kain Woon aai at one time chamr ol the Singapore Chess Club while > opponent is the holder of
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    TAIPING SKYE RACES
    37 23 S -wiping Turf Club will hold a yge meeting on Jan. 20 and Jan. 2l. tmMmt i two runs eacn or <-;o. class two. three, four and five. pnea close at noon on Friday.
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    Amateur Sporting Association's Tourney
    175 23 Amateur Sporting Association's Tourney THF. annual tournament of the Amateur Sporting Association was successfully carried out. The following are the winners and run-ners-up for the year 1938: Singles handicap championshipsWinner: Low Cheng Koon, runner up: Chan, Yew Chong. consolation: Tan Kirn Yong.' Open singles championship (A.S.A. shield and cup:— Winner:
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    VINES BEATEN AGAIN
    18 23 Boston, Jan. 5. Donald Budge beat Ellsworth Vines 6 3, a— 6, 6— 4— Reuter.
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      16 23 A. S. GILES. CIV 'L, NAVAL AND MILITARY TAILOR AND OUTFITTER No 6, The Arcade, Singapore.
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      40 23 CHINESE HOPE I ■"sHv-.k j(jt a* j_jw_a ?^bib Boy Quee, Chinese 126 pounder j who meets Tommy Carrie j i TO-NIGHT AT HAPPY WORLD STADIUM m a TRIPLE MAIN EVENT Card featuring HILL vs MENDIOLA and FERNANDEZ vs HEMCHIT I
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    Britain's Naval Air Strength
    149 24 Britain's Naval Air Strength Ltaiaa, laa. designed ex( lusively for the .iir service Victorious Formidable and I» d "J? lU will ibe 23.000 ton.s compared with Ark Koyals 22.000 tons mammmmH carContracts lor thc sixth re rlt ca oa th« profraauae baft Ol -uS^IS prov.de mean, oi agtattoo at short
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    U.S. Unemployed
    50 24 Wa.shington. Jan 5. IT is generally conceded that President Roosevelt has been skilful m placing responsibility for unemployment on the Congressmen's shoulders, and hinting that if they cut expenses at the cost of human suffering, they will have to answer to an electorate still devoted to liberalism. Reuter
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    MR. MONTAGU NORMAN
    31 24 Berlin. Jan. 5. Mr Montagu Norman, accompanied by his wife, arrived here to-day and was received by Schacht The latter emphasised that the visit was absolutely private. Reuter
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    VOLUNTEER SNOOKER
    18 24 S.C.C. member-, are notified that entries for the Volunteer Snooker tournament will close on Saturday Jan.
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    TAXES TO BE RAISED
    451 24 TAXES TO BE RAISED WASHINGTON. JAN. 5. DEFENCE EXPENDITURE. IS RE or._-.TTn IN THE 1940 BIDOtn. P °B R ECHP^ APE ESTIMATED AT $5,669 MILLIONS AND EJCPENDI -ri-UF AT SBWS MILLIONS OlVl^<^» TdEF^CIT OF 53.326 MILLIONS. President Roosevelt, m his eopined that a large part of the additional national defence
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    DOMINION SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED
    103 24 DOMINION SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED London, Jan 5. noUR post-graduate scholarships, eac) T valued at £300. a tenable for on year and to commence In October 193^ are being offered to Dominion gradual* by the British Council, to enable then to carry on m the United Kingaa) courses of study or research
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      Japans New Ruse
      226 24 Shanghai, Jan 6. JAPANESE planes flew over the International and French Concessions and dropped thousands pamphlets alleging that various Chinese leaders wanted peace the basis of Wang Ching Wefs proposals It added that only tbe obstinacy of Chiang Kai-Shek prevented the return of peace. One pamphlet alleged
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