Morning Tribune, 12 January 1939

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    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE Z*-** 29h SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, January 12, 1939. FIVE CENTS.
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    DUCE MEETS CHAMBERLAIN & HALIFAX: HEARTY WELCOME
    539 1 DUCE MEETS CHAMBERLAIN HALIFAX: HEARTY WELCOME CORDIAL HANDSHAKE ROME, JAN. 11. MR. CHAMBERLAIN AND LORD HALIFAX ARRIVED AT ROME AT 4.25 p.m. TO-DAY, LOCAL TIME, AND WERE RECEIVED B Y MUSSOLINI WHO HAD ARRIVED' AT THE STATION AT 4.15 TO AWAIT THEIR ARRIVAL In the morning, the British Ministers arrived
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    WHAT ITALY WILL CTAIM
    233 1 WHAT ITALY WILL CTAIM Rome, Jan. 1L SSS thaf italy determined to EJv press her claims against Sw'hr article says however that J;e daimc clo not constitute any > n ace to !h a interests of Great Bnnor any ther European or Afncan ••They in ail integral part of the
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    GERMANY'S GREAT AIR FORCE
    86 1 GERMANY'S GREAT AIR FORCE New Yor,k Jan. 11. 1 Vork Times sp^s that Mr. "eph Kennedy and Mr WilK l>uflilt testified that war was 1 l)t started by the ambition 1 Hitler in territorial a*rce- n»2 are also quoted as say- Hitler's great air armada bombing to pursuit planes than
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    Hungary Recognises Manchukuo
    16 1 Hungary Recognises Manchukuo 5 Budapest, Jan. 5 11: Hungary I has recognised Z I Manchulwo.— I
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    German Plans For Eastern Europe
    94 1 London, Jan. 11Dailv Telegraph's Warsaw jomspondwl. d w roean he adds. hat th'v »ill not be hostile in the early aee* Assuming Mr. Chamberlains ft to Rome cau.es no drastic rcvwor. wHh Knssia uithout touching Polish tOr Th"° -ad U, Bessarabia lies throush ihe C*n»atl,o.
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    STOP PRESS
    44 1 S TOP PRESS Prague, Jan. It A new incident is "P^^'ear Ruthenian-Hnngamn border near Rprvinkos last night. According 10 JlXnTan accounts fire ww ojjnjd from the Hanganan side ani lasted an hour. The Hungarians heavy and two light machineguns ~~a ihtrru hand grenade.s.- Reuter
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    36 1 Twentv minutes after reaching the Villa Madama. Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Halifax drove to the QuVrinU and signed the golden renter and at 6 p.m. they were received hv the Uuce in the Palazzo Teneaa.- Reuter
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    QUAYSIDE WELCOME
    21 2 QUA YSIDE WELCOME Secat at the wharf yesterday when local Indians gathered to welcome the Indian Liberal leader. Pandit Kunzru. Tribune
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    INDIAN LIBERAL LEADER ARRIVES
    565 2 Will Study Local Problems (Tribune Staff Reporter) Singapore, Wednesday 4 f AM very grateful lo Indians in Malaya for having invited me la visit them, alth^ugrh I would have come in any case, ris a matter of duty," thus said the Hon. Pandit Hridayanath Kunzni, President
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    EX-BOXING CHAMPION FINED FOR USING CRIMINAL FORCE
    143 2 EX-BOXING CHAMPION FINED FOR USING CRIMINAL FORCE li'KM la w j Singapore, Wednesday. it u ->T n w !i htwei h ch «»I*» <"' Singapore and the "i i. la M 10.50 u.n: at ScraiiKoon Road. Aski Iby hli mnhlp if i« i lai th e ;■■•>- U> m Ml
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    Tiger Chases Coolie
    100 2 (Tribune Staflf Reporter) Taiping, Wednesday. 1 1 is learned from Mr. Karta Singh, a Foreman working in the Kamuiiting lin Mines, Kamunting that while he was working with a ot coolies at Dredge No. 6, near a disused Sugarcane Factory, one of his coolies was chased by
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    Street Hold-up
    10 2 Street Hold-up was forced to reUmd him i)t>:i a ftting
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    Witnesses Must Appear Subpoenaed
    178 2 Witnesses Must Appear Subpoenaed Singapore, Wednesday. JHE deputing by the manager of the Sincere Insurance and Investment Co. Ltd.. of a subordinate to appear in the Traffic Court in his stead, elicited comments from Mr. J t. H. Whitton. Traffic Magistrate*, who said:— It amounts to contempt of Court by
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      33 2 —tf^» ->^^» MAKE IT BURTOL'S FOR 1939 I Cleaned In A Day The Burtol Ways I I j We Colled Deliver Just Telephone 7776 JBurtol Quick Clfaners I Orchard RoaA SINGAPORE J HI a
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    Dead Man's Wife Tells Of Intimacy With Accused In Double Poisoning Case
    999 3 Dead Man's Wife Tells Of Intimacy With Accused In Double Poisoning Case (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday. |N the course of a preliminary inquiry before Che Abdul Malik, the Second Magistrate, into the case in which Baputty, an estate coffee shop keeper, is alleged to have poisoned an estate
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    Ex-Governor Of Szechuen Here
    76 3 Ex- Governor Of Szechuen Here Singapore. Wednesday. A VISITOR from Sxechwan Province t!M arrived in Singapore by the "Chitral" this morning was Ml. Hu Chin Yff a member of the General fonfffnee of Stechwan Province. M: Bo wtl the Governor-General of iichw?a Province during the firs; year I the Chinese
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    Local Teacher Charged
    223 3 Singapore, Wednesday. JRUMUGAM, a member of the Install of the Outram Cheliaya and Magalingam, -tyionese were this morning tagged in the lourth police court °ie Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker with fttarily causing hurt to Kaila•piUai, a 50 year old pensioner of Singapore Harbour Board. jj isapilUU told
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    Funeral Of Shot European
    320 3 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Wednesday. rrnt Mineral ol Mr. J. M. Billing, 1 Executive Engineer. Segamat, who mi found dead on the rifle i.ur.r at Matu Anam at noon on Monday, took place at Malacca. Many miih State officials were pre- ent. lhe local P.WD
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    Gaming House Charges
    183 3 Gaming House Charges Singapore, Wednesday. TAI Ah Fatt pleaded guilty this morning in the fourth police court before Mr. Kenneth A. Blacker to a charge that he at 10.30 p.m. yesterday being the occupier of a house at 105, Cross Street, permitted such a house to be used as a
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      17 3 Overseas Assurance CORPORATION, LIMITED, China BuiWing, Chulia Street. PHONE 5808. SINGAPORE. Fire, Marine, Motor VEHICLES WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION.
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      144 4 Previous London Wednesday. To-day PALM Oil (Malaya) unchanged In bulk Jan |ffcb. il _>J I £ls-0-0 mine COPRA (traits, KM.S.) £lo-13-9 sellers Jan Shipment SAGO FLOUR (Sarawak) jLl(j-lf)-0 sellers unchanged Jan IKeb. Shipment 8 3 sellers TAPIOCA Seed Pearl Ist quality unchanged (Singapore) Jan Shipment PEPPER (F.AQ.) 12
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      151 4 Previous To-day Change 87 9 87 9 DistiHcrs 236 236 —3d. Ounlop Rubber 75 9 <5 b 29 10 1 130 7» -Hod Oeneral Electric Imperial Chemical LndoftrtOi 30--130 r7i 2 d. imperial Tobacco 251--25 — Vk Anglo-Dutch 6»H 6 -l» 2 d. Canadian Padflo 3|7. 36
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      74 4 *.p M^k^tSm.K%HfM mmmi Lo:.. lay. Previous To-day Cha T.T. (.1 Parifl (cJoftag selling r.itet 177.15 unchani IT. 00 'Unsterd; n f dosing middle rate) 3.58 1 OMV2 T.T. on SI Mighai (closing selling rate) 8 3 4 unchanged — r.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. S lll6
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      BULLION MARKET
      24 4 ..run mmmmm mvmm* 8 ot 4 months' forward Previous £7.9.0 20 5 16 19 15 16 London. Wednesday To-day Chan?: £7.8.10 —2d
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      METAL MARKET
      20 4 TIN STANDARD Spot (afternoon (closing price) Forward London. Wednesday. Previous To-dav Change £2l7 £2l7 £2lB 1317* _i/ 4
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      55 4 New TOrti Jan 10 Previous To-day Chi:. KllSßKtt Steady Steady Market Tone Buyers 15 v. 15 15 10 16 Seller 16 16 1 16 i 16 fur*,: i April J Buyers Sellers 15- 16 15 15 16 16 1 lo -116 1 16 TIN Qui' 1 Steadv
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    Conflicting Reports Of Catalan Battle
    227 4 Conflicting Reports Of Catalan Battle London, Jan. 10. pONFLJCTING accawatg of the crescendo of the Catalan battle have reached London from I he rival hi ad quarters. Burgee ctports that tne Franc j advance has continued, in all sectors :mce dawn, though hampered by persistent ;og. It is reported to-night
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    RESTRAINT IN WALL STREET
    87 4 RESTRAINT IN WALL STREET New York. Jan. 11 A VIEW of the restraint recentlv shown in Wall Street is owing U the dubiety regarding the probable government expenditure on relie: measures. Considerable interest attache.jecUion of the appropriation- .-u:»ommittee of the house of repn jtives to recommend the approj::. it 725
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    U.S. Gold And Silver Production
    66 4 U.S. Gold And Silver Production New York. Jan 11 —Mines In United States and possessions produce* m 1938 a record gold yield, 5.056.00* ounces valued at over thirty- five miilion sterling, according to the bui:au of mint. For the first time since the revaluation of dollar gold production has ceeded
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    REICH LOAN
    26 4 Berlin. Jan. 11— A Reich loan half a billion marfcs. fully subscribed, was floated to meet the expenses the corporation of Sudeten regions Reuter
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    Fraser's Daily Report
    133 4 >f Singapore. Jan. 11 MINING Tin at midday VU 110 "'8'i UD V The London Stock Exchange, resteJday was reported as being .sueht > •er'andthe tin share section jag steadv Locally tins were a \er> dull market although price> remained RUBBERS The pnee of j 4 o'clock
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    709 5 STOCKS SHARES .;.l Issued By Fraser I Company a M Trustee 6.75 7 50 Con. T.S 7 r r Pref. 213 22 3 Con. T. S. Ord. 20- 21jEa.stern Realty 1.37i/ 2 1.45 Est. Trust Ag. 4.00 4 25 Eastern United 30 00 32.00 F and N. Ord. 13.70 14.10
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    106 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Jan. 11. 5 p.m l'utai rot Y(u|_ nj __•_ videi-d Books T->ate «rx fJti year BHB Close Pavab.e GENERAL Southern Kinta 24% int. Dec less rax 28 Jan. 20 Dec. 29 74% Takuapa 6d. Jan. 25 Jan. 31 Jan. 26 ll I A%
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    217 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS I Singapore, Wednesday. MINING Buyers Sellers Ampals 3 9 43 1 Batu Seiangore 137 1.41 Hong Pattl 0.67l 2 0.70 Hongkong Tin 19.- 20- Jelebus 0.62 0.66 Kamunting Tin 9 10|Katu Tin ..24- 25Killinghalls .16- 17Kramats ..10- 109 Kuchais 1 27 1.31 Laruts 9- 10Linguis 160 167
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    232 5 tr- Co. Ltd. $30,000 ■M. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY red 1940 $400,000 Mar. 31 Sept. 30 102' 2 IOS I^ nom red. 1947 $1,600,000 108*2 HO nom 1 Mar. 31 S-pt. 30.... fed. 1955 $1,000,000 114 116 • *lil Mfir 0.. nom
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      153 5 NEDERLANDSCH HANDELMAATSCHAPPIJ N. V. incorporated in the Netherlands. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 132t Paid Up Capital 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5 000 000 Special Reserve u i,ooo, 3O 0 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: u. CRttNA DE iuisuH
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      394 6 r^STSTiW E« AND EAR! j I I) I < ;Ol S II II I I» Avi» Tiii i'ni'l I \l! STAGE K.-»i"" .-......■■■■■■•■■••■■•■•■•■•••■■■■•"Jr Jf THEATRE ROYAL 1 6- 15 TO-NIGHT 9-!s| SHANKAR VAJRE M. MAJW and a HI'GF CAST in 1 JIAGLK-KA-J.WAN or "TAE HEKO Of THE JUNGLE I "im
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      40 6 1 SUN TALKIE] 'NEW WORLDj I LAST NIGHT <i ..j,, P> I 'VARSITY SHOW EMPIRE TALKIE TAX JONG PAGAR I P.M. TO-NIGHT 9.;ii i, I Final Chapters 7 12 I of UniversaTs Thrilling I •Tl>l TYLI .U s\ LICM I
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    HONGKONG BANK
    54 7 The Hongkong and Shantihai Banking Corporation have received telegraphic advice from the Head Office, Honukon^, that .subject to audit the Corporation's linnl dividend lor the year will probably br £3. subject to deduction of income tax. Written off bank premises account $10 lacs. Carried forward to next war
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    Traveller's Rest for Singapore?
    31 7 the Bengal mam roeeilni oi wUI be held in the ia Ha.: :-t f> !> Hi totnr advisability of er»' Rest House In Ail Indian Modems avb wr--5
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      106 7 ALHAMBRA j NEX T WEEK! n^HAPPKST. lAUOHINOEST I ADVENTURE AMERICA'S FAVORITE FOIKS IVIt >t A ?Ofh Cenfwff Ptctvf with Ijtd Prouty ShirUy Dtont Spring tyington fttftstll Cltoton Km Howtll George Erntftt Jwnt Corlton Fltrtnct R«btrti lilly Mahon Morvin Sltphtn* Jeon Voitri* HoroM Hwbti D>'»(lCd by Met S« ClOir bM o«««
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      71 7 I A FIVE STAR CAST IN TH j GRANDEST FILM ***** Ol- MONTHS PAIXETTE GODDARD IN HEK :iIRST TALKING ROI E 5 koland young. funnier than i iin "topper.* as the fak» -sahib: late of the bengai s lancers! i Starts To -Morrow JPAVILIONJ mJr YOUNG \mim WITH ROLAND JV
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      156 7 The Season's Gayest Entertainment I pf BS 7 t 1 OPENS Uoo« W-* to TO-DAY I#l lU r«^' i(>l Jw 3 v i m /Vflff 9 I IVI II MIL m m^^A# M kMIU° H B that be imih up*» **Sk vf Io«^ C f,«W I f^ I ALSO BRITISH
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    A TOUR OF BRITISH EMPIRE OUTPOSTS
    305 8 A TOUR OF BRITISH EMPIRE O UTPOSTS MR. ROTHSCHILD'S ROTARY TALK m MOUTH Wttt .\u>l™l'a. -'ill l:"y W |v „n ,l and more k* unknown, bi admirably rtUte immigration, a.n.nl.iv' lo Mr m ,.nrf .!<• i:..H.Mhii,i who ;.< lhc.Si.»^P»rfl!»l:.rv(liil»lhi .'l< n.,«m ...i Th* Brithl. I ;n ;i""\ us| rii»; it
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    Happy Birthday
    25 8 •.i f Mr <.»h R-rnr Lim Buiklev !loa d. on the occasion of the birthcias Pi,,,,". 5 t daueM';," Mi'^NonnieSoh U*~ K -hite.
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    APPEAL DISMISSED
    136 8 Singapore, Wednesday. TliK (ipinM.n that criminal appeal cases should be heard within a week of notice of appeal being rereived was expressed this morning at the High Court by Mr. Justice Pedhw. Mr hesitated he .said, potting a further tauten on mai'Lst rates wru i, ac j d
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    INJUNCTION AGAINST LOCAL CHINESE FIRM
    365 8 Judgment By Singapore, Wednesday. Tiik Dontentfcn that the favourable Chinese exchange helped traders in the Colony to earn large profits by selling soap made in China as English soap, was put forward by Mr. H. I). Mundell. counsel lor Lever Bros. England in a civil
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    $2,000 Bail For Japanese Woman
    155 8 $2,000 Bail For Japanese Woman Singapore, Wednesc^ |M the fourth police court this mornins before Mr Kenneth ABlacker, a Japanese woman name* >»as Katto. of Timah Hotel. Buki Timah Road, was charged that lW at 12 30 p.m yesterday at Tinun Hotel was found to be living in P-* ri
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    ISAKO'S CIRCUS
    64 8 Singapore. Thursday. Commen^ from to-day Isako's circus will presenj an entire change of programme addition to this every gentleman w"J mirchases an admission ticket wu' !J allowed to brini? one ladv to tne rc free of charge. Two ladies will he «J mitted for the price of one
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    STRIKE AVERTED IN MALACCA?
    102 8 [From Our Own C^ w ident] Malacca. Wednesday. VKI RSSART precautions bv the 1 ManlHpal Authorities have averted what might have been 1 strike h'i e among tl>e "Municipal itlffht soil cooliev Following the arrest of the niffht k o\\ mandore. Chan Suan. \vh'» vat charged
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    Law Notice For To-day
    25 8 n' a lstice Pedlow in 2n 1 Motion in Suit No. *****9 10 B a ef r T^t^ Strar in Ch^ersat
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    Economic Development During Hostilities
    350 9 Economic Development During Hostilities OORTS OF CHINESE GOVT. Chungking;. \si Kl S It promote financial development since the outbreak .1 t|n> smo-Japanese hostilities were reviewed by a spokesman Ministry of Finance in a press interview recently. The esman said that three commissions in charge of the readjustI .rwic loriculture and
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    JAPAN DOES NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT
    158 9 JAPAN DOES NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT Kweilin MR Wataro Kachi. well known Japanese writer, and his wife arrived here from Chungking to get first hand information of the southwest. In an interview. Mr. Kachi stated that the Japanese military policy in China has tailed On the coast the
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    Swiss Defence Estimates
    66 9 Berne. SWISS defence estimates provide fo: exp°nditure of 350.000.000 francs for me current year, of which 150.Jf;0.00C Aill have to be appropriated for the ai! frrce. In a report presented to the Federal Parliament by the Federal Council, it is stated that a proposal for the creation
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    American Medical Association Indicted
    78 9 American Medical A ssociation Indicted Washington atatej mln 0111 ece dent in United '^eral iSZSS T hist °ry was taken bv h^ TSSM Jury recently a latio?^ the American Medical •ii nh e medical societies and Trust Act "Of tne Shermin" Anliiurii Ration llr f ec ifically charged the A^--1(
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    $12,261 RAISED AT CHARITY SHOW
    128 9 $12,261 RAISED AT CHARITY SHOW Shanghai rpHF sum of llXMli raised at a charity performance of the Him •Alexander's Ragtime Band' will be distributed among children's establishments in Shanghai by Lady Clark-Kerr, wife of the British Ambassador, who sponsord the showing. This information is contained ir a statement of accounts
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    To Provide Medical Aid For Air Raid Casualties
    354 9 To Provide Medical Aid For Air Raid Casualties mure than fifty per cent, of their patients to their homes as a precaution. The feverish haste in which the transference was carried out revealed how unprepared they were to meet the emergency. Hospitals in the small provincial towns are beinc prepared
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      55 9 TO-NICHT During the Season of 'MARIE ANTOINETTE' CDEE CAN APE VARIES rKLL i Ma kan Ketchil) (Caviar. Pate de foie gras, Sardines, Egg, Potted Meat, Stuffed Olives, Cheese, Prawn Mayonnaise, nuts Potato chips, etc.) Will be fipplied in the BAR LOUNGE 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m. at the CAPITOL RESTAURANT
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      58 9 new 7 HUDSON NEW HUDSON bicycles are of specialised character as opposed to the "massproduced" variety. You can be quite certain that with a New Hudson you will be sure of having THE BEST YOU CAN BUY THE BEST VALUE THE BEST WORKMANSHIP THE BEST DESIGN m fact THE WORLDS
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, January 12, 1939. WAR IN THE SPRING?
    327 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Thursday, January 12, 1939. WAR IN THE SPRING? THE statement attributed to two American Ambassadors that the danger of war still confronts Europe and that a conflagration may be provoked at any time has naturally caused much specula iion and uneasiness. Mr. Kennedy, the Ambassador in London, •s
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    WHO WILL WIN The NEXT WAR?
    791 10  - WHO WILL WIN The NEXT WAR? Capt. Liddell Hart J Spanish Problem Is Vital SPAIN will be the most vulnerable point of Anglo-French strategy in a future war against Germany and Italy. The author is one of Britain's leading military writers. f AMOUFLAGED war is the cheapest L forrn ot
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    60 10 g*^t»J&JayjaSftS *2>Z&3*-* steamer -.Britannia" tons, teka oft and went on to Tilbury. Although Southend UtehL 1 V l"' Essex Nin 'ty passengers were ■ritaute- the WA trom <; o thcnburrPhCtoshowr t hestrl a rH 1 iH he <1 ilw Captain distance. ta.Min s by. Two of the ship's meboat s
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    The Naming Of Britain's Five New Battleships
    1065 11 Who Determines Mem Fashions (From Our Own Correspondent). IMF *»i "Duke of York" as name for one of the five new I k^tieship* l ias pl case d the King who, of course, has known l service with the Fleet. The name is
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    Mrs, Sanger Is Alarmed At Birth-Rate Decline
    230 11 Mrs, Sanger Is Alarmed At Birth-Rate Decline New York. MRS. Margaret Sanger, pioneer birth control advocate in America, voiced her concern over the low birth rate among "healthy and intelligent couples" and advocated private subsidies to those in this group who cannot afford to bring up a family as a
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    Car For Big Game Hunting
    134 11 Car For Big Game Hunting THE only new model at the Show embodying front wheel drive is the Colonial model exhibited by the MercedesBenz Company, this car also emboying four-wheel steering. The car is practically in a class by itself as it is intended for use in big-game hunting or
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    ANAESTHETICS AND OPERATIONS
    214 11 i To the Editor of the Morning Tribune) Sir,— l read with great interest the article in the Morning Tribune entitled, "What it feels like to be operated on. Such a repertoire of phrases and expressions deserved publication, I suppose, but I could not help thinking of
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    FRANCO-SIAMESE FRIENDSHIP
    153 11 Paris. THE Chamber of Deputies approved unanimously the Franco- Siamese friendship pact and navigation accords concluded last December. The Speaker M. Maxence Bibie, recalled that Siam had denounced the earlier Franco-Siamese Treaty of 1925 because she wished to participate in further discussions upon a footing cf equality and
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      72 11 THI TRUI TONIC FOOD POLAROID Glasses arc the latest 1 scientific discovery in flare protection. They permit you to actually see 20 to 30 feet below the surface of the water. Now $6.00 See our demonstration of this remark able new invention. THOMPSON OPTICAL Co. 4. ARCADE, SINGAPORE, PHONE 1002.
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    SPECIAL PICTURES TAKEN UJN LIBYAN DESERT FRONT
    366 12 SPECIAL PICTURES TAKEN UJN LIBYAN DESERT FRONT i lit n" photograph! by a staff photographer, were taken in the vicinity of Tnnisim, on the border of Libya, where French and Italian troops i.i on* aiiotlu r. and in the Oasis of Gabes. headquarters of the French tlonial forces. The French
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      32 13 INSPECT OUR BEAUTIFUL CHOICE OF LADIES GENTS WRIST WATCHES IN STAINLESS STEEL GOLD WHITE GOLD PLATINUM JEWELLED WRIST WATCHES SET WITH REAL DIAMONDS A SPECIALITY. AGENT FOR KfcM ULLMANN Raffles Place, Singapore.
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    THIS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1134 14 THIS BUSINESS OF SH O P P I NG *l the SPLASHIEST, smartest frnrk— «sDecial!v for the brunette. d pat tera In whit., red wTSo liked a VERY GAY coat k lt c h fn a I J o Sstentng in front wew „,d Kr ..,n on black. The "lto.i£»eramd^fn
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      142 14 GOWNS A NEW SHIPMENT OF SMART TAILORED MORNING FROCKS Capitol Bldgs. Phone Singapore. 3838 SHOES Fashion by the Soles and Hals THE REVOLUTIONARY MW SHOE SERIES f^^L One heel with the whitI tied line ol a uontoon. 1 Another, curvins like the smooth fat layers of a spool bed post.
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    War On Sex Ignorance Launched In England
    302 17 War On Sex Ignorance Launched In England Londou. OfcX schools, where the youth of v the country are given free lessons on how to, and how not to make love are spreading in Britain. Most London boroughs and provincial towns are organizing love lessons. Their aim is to end dangerous
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    Alleged Breach
    142 17 Ci r. Singapore. Wednesday LAIDE V. Pennefather appeared before Mr Kenneth A Blacker m the fourth police court this afternoon on a charge of criminal breach of trust in respect of $27.60 The accused, it was alleged by the prosecution, was entrusted with semiprecious stones and other articles
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      508 17 Stal intelligence] I nur^ Tr Chitral 12 7 p.nChitral 12 7 p.m •Qantas 12 7*5 a.m Chltrml 12 p. m Karagoh 12 3 p.m r.. C estei Chitral 12 1 p.m Chitral 12 7 p.m Tilawu 12 i p.m i A Pq ipsi Muinan: 12 8 a.m I i 5252
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    RACING CLASSIFICATIONS
    177 18 RACING CLASSIFICATIONS Singapore, \v. THE Strain Racinu Assoc fie at ion of hor.ses and last night ii as follows: HORSES Tranfers. From Class 2to Class lumn. Jeremiah. Royal Hamii Waetere. From Class 1 to Class 2 8i vi r \t n StrathpefTer. From Class 3to Class 2 Q Zipp. Prom
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    Lower Singapore Death Rate
    116 18 Singapore. Wednesday Bingap death rate for the week endihfl Jai was lower than it was last week, ix 19.35 per mille per annum ii comsi with 19.65 in the preceding week fa corresponding week of last year d:ath rate was high, being 25 74 A statement
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      87 18 HOLLAND PCI 15.22 Mcs (19* 800 National anthem ami P en announcement. 8 05 Records. 8 15 Actualities. 8.35 Local coloured talk. Report, on the Amsterdam st Exchange. 9 00 Close down and national antn 9 00-9.15 Special broadcast for Netherlands East Indies half oi the Liberal Protg Radio Society
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    MALAYA -SIAM Y.M.C.A. CONFERENCE
    1005 19 Burma, D. E. I. And Indo-China Interested Malaya— Siam Conference of the Young Men's Christian it ion was held in iho premises of the Salvation Army. Vfai Mister Road, P^nang, on Jan. 6, 7 8. l!u« following delegates were in attendance: A B. Jordan M.C.S. pore
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    New Supreme Court
    17 19 A side view of the new Singapore Supreme Court now nearing complei tion Tribune
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    China Relief & Intimidation
    473 19 China Relief Intimidation WE have received the following letter trom Mr. Tan Kah Kee, chairman of the China Relief Fund ComI mittcc of Singapore: With reference to correspondence unto tlije heading of "China Relief Fund— Intimidation" by a "Straits-born Chin cte" appearing on the 10th inst., I feel übliged to
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    HURT CHARGE
    67 19 Singapore. Wednesday. Lee Hoe Kim was to-day charged with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to Soh Choo with B cargo hook yesterday. It was stated in court that Soh Choo sustained a fracture of the nasal bonj and laceration of the left corner of the right eyelid Mr C.
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    ROBBER GETS FOUR MONTHS
    64 20 ROBBER GETS FOUR MONTHS Singapore, Wednesday IMChoh Kol ungTeocnew, L tna i yesterday «i charge of robb. -urdbyM.- Olbson th WiWct Judge, was found guilty thta i»»nitag and tenced to four months rlgorou. (J s ss. •>, .lama... 1 but W ho eventualA nu- r ir;,r himself, and ran across
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    Volley Ball At Muar
    217 20 Volley Ball At Muar Muar. luesda>. IN a olu»rity ttity ball match in 1' a,,! of lh.' Chilli Kt»Ut Fund, tkeTmg BWI Vollo- Kail Team of <i<"ii:iv heat the Muar *ap Yu Volley Ball Team by ihree names to nil The match m» played at the Muar »K-nj; HIU School
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    Jollilads S.A.
    106 20 Jolli lads S.A. Members <>i the JollUads Sporting Asition an requested to note thai Mr. Wee Sin ChOt, director Of MetSTI Cheong Koon Svn<: and Co., Ltd.. ha:; consented to becomi the patron <>i the a ndation 1 1 <• toUowing players are requested t f > turn op for
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    Parking Charge
    29 20 i with t i the kerb and an obstruction at Seleer 11.11 ,;,n y Ml c H Whlttoii Traffic m r-istr.t, postponed the case to JJnSfnuT U
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    POLICE SOPRTSMEN
    10 20 -> »z«r&*SEWK ss: police ront which yesterda> met Tribune
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    British Empire & France Facing Grave Crisis
    751 20 British Empire France Facing Grave Crisis WORLD WAR IN SPRING? Washington Jan 10. "fHK British Empire and France are facing a crisis of the first magnitude," declared a member of the Military Affairs Committee of the Senate to-day after attending a meeting at which the United States ambassadors to Britain
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    Prison FOR Theft
    229 20 Prison FOR Theft Singapore, Wednescia; THENG Ah Ngo. an Hainanest waj this morning sentenced to od{ j month's rigorous imprisonment b] Mr. L. C. Goh in the fifth pottj court on a charge that he on I 1, last year at the U.C.F.A. at Jot Chiat Road committed theft in
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    60 m.p.h. Lorry Driver Fined
    209 21 INSPECTOR TELLS OF POLICE TRAP Parit Buntar, Wednesday. L chines < driver who sometime ago challenged the Prosecuting Officel o.C.P.D. Wong Sze Kim, when he was charged with excessive Keding '.0 tf* extent of doing 11 miles in 11 minutes from Semanggol Kamurti'ig. was again
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      Fine Musical At The Pavilion
      144 21 PKH] ad hh band have a film iriti ally for them in "She :he Columbia pro- h opened a season at the it« last niiiht. Associated ae Cyldc, who is charmtoist and M a dancer. I course, has music as its and almost the entire
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      Charity Show For Jewish Refugees Fund
      207 21 Charity Show For Jewish Refugees Fund to the energetic efforts of gY* AtjM of ladies organised by Aaron, advance sales of .u 1J !L Tuesda y' s charity entertne Capitol Theatre indi- event will be one of the 1 >et given in Singapore. f iisUn > anct> whicn wiU under
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    Australian Bush Fires
    63 21 Adelaide Jan. 11 —Premier Play ford hurried up to help the nre-nghf.ers battling against the worst bush fire ever kt own in South Australia. Women and children have evacuated from one township. A Melbourne message says seven were burned to death in bush fires in Narbethong district
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    Jerusalem Trial Ends
    205 21 Jerusalem, Jan. 11. DEFORE a court crowded with Bri- tish, Arabs and Jews, judgment against four constables was delivered as follows: William Wood, guilty of attempted manslaughter, .sentenced to three years' imprisonment. J. Mansell. guilty of attempt to do grievous bodily harm, one year imprisonment. P. and
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    AMBASSADOR TELLS OF CHUNGKING-BURMA HIGHWAY
    250 21 AMBASSADOR TELLS OF CHUNGKING-BURMA HIGHWAY gEFORE proceeding to America on the French liner Fie de France, Mr. Nelson Johnson (U.S. Ambassador to China), interviewed by Reuter, spoke enthusiastically of the Chung-king-Burma Road journey which took actually only 12 driving days. The surface was very fair, and then were no steep
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    Alleged Stabbing By Husband
    49 21 Singapore. Wednesday Following a quarrell a Chinese woman is alleged to have been stabbed on the head by her husband shortly after eigK o clock this evening at a house in Hokien Street The woman was removed by ambulance to hospital The police are investigating
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    DINNER TO MR. ROTHSCHILD
    55 21 Mr. and Mrs. David Frankel entertained a large party to dinner at the New World last night In honour of Mj Edmond de Rothschild. Mr. Frankel proposed the health of Mr. Rothschild and also that of Mr. H. S. Russ« 11, and both replied Mr. Rothschild
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    S.R.C. PLAY EXCELLENTLY TO DEFEAT COMBINED SERVICES
    397 22 S.R.C. PLAY EXCELLENTLY TO DEFEAT COMBINED SERVICES Fast Game Ends TXT 9 In Narrow Win Combined Sen-ices form and played a haphazard game. Clarke made amends and proved to be the mainstay of the Recs. defence. In thi* respect O. Clarke outshone most members of his team and worked like
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    Malacca Malays Score Uood Win
    179 22 Malacca Malays Score Uood Win Malaua, luesda> THI Badna Kaba Malays, who are vtewtef considerable improvement at h.H-kry this season. Rained another victory when they defeated the Malacca Chinese yesterday by l_o The hinese were one man short in the forward line Wee Tiam Tye, who played m goal, Lved
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    SAMPAN MAN FINED $50
    64 22 Singapore, Wednesday. QNCi Seek Ton, a young sam-pan-man, was sentenced to 1 day's imprisonment and a fine of $50, or one month's r.i. in default, on his conviction to-day in the Relief Court for having robbed a Japanese named G. Hohara of fishing kit valued S8
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    Henry Armstrong Wins
    48 22 Henry Armstrong Wins LOS ANGELES— THE WORLD WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION HENRY ARMSTRONG. NORRtMYIY OI'TPOINTED BABY ARIZMENDi EX-CHAMPION. IN A BOVT RE. COGNISED BY THE CALIFORNIA COMMISSION AS FOR THE WORLD TITLE IT WAS. HOWEVER. SOT RECOGNISED BY THE NEW YORK COMMISSION, AS IT WAS ONLY OVER TEN ROUNDS.— REITFK.
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    G.S.C. Easily Beat Europeans
    266 22 G.S.C. Easily Beat Europeans G.S.C. 11 3; European rONSIDERABLY handicapped oj the lack of one player, the h ropean women second string id to-day beaten at hockey by :ii Girls' Sports Club second XI Q final score was three goals to and all goals were scored in the a cond
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    DUTCH FLEET TO BE INCREASED
    33 22 Hague, Jan. 11.— The Dureh EWtJ dies fleet will be increased by sta vm thousand-ton cruisers in ihe next lI years, according to a message irv Batavia. Reuter
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    HOCKEY AT CHANGI
    35 22 In a hockey match played >* st at Changi between the 35th Fortrf^ 1 RE., and the 41st Coy. R.E. «CnuiM ended in a win for the 41st Co> three goals to two.
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    POLICE SCORE NARROW WIN OVER ST. ANDREWS O.B.A.
    666 23 Keen Rugger At Farrer Park Polur 6pte.; W-OJ. 5 pts. [N a very keenly contested game of rugby at Farrer Park yesterday, the r Police XV defeated the 5.A.0.8 by six points (two tries) to five ia zoal). vw;> characteristic for the
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    Eighteen Teams For Seven-A-Side Rugger
    388 23 Eighteen Teams For Seven- A- Side Rugger £IGHTEEN t'ams have been entered for the S.C.C. annual seven-a-sido Rugby tournament, the first matches of which will commence on Monday, Jan. 16. The teams taking part are drawn from the S.C.C.. the Volunteers and the i Services. Games will be held throughout
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    ENGLAND'S GREATEST ANIMAL HUNT ON
    126 24 ENGLAND' S GREATEST ANIMAL HUNT ON London. Jan. 11. ANE fl the greatest hunts for an escaped wild animal U> have ever taken place in England started at dawn at Paignton. IX von, What a fully grown gimm male leopard has been at large since yesterday. The animal escaped from
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    CHINESE BANK PAYS DIVIDEND
    92 24 FINANCIAL writers eulogise the Wayfoong dividend The times says that it is at once a testimony to the strength Of the Bank and the vitality of Chinese trade in deplorable conditions. The Manchester guardian, drawing attention to the fact that every port is occupied by Japanese,
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    BERLIN INTERESTED
    65 24 BERLIN INTERES TED Berlin Jan. 11.— Long articles in the newspapers reveal a growing interest »n the visit of the British Ministers to Rome, while prominent headings do not disguise the fact of thst a full harmony of views between Britain and France has been reaffirmed as a result of
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    53 24 ParK Jan. 11. Gr.ct satisfaction is expressed by the press and the public that a complete agreement has been reached at the meeting of Ang:o-French ministers. A forecast is made that the question of Spanish monarchy will be discussed in Rome where, it Ls generally apreed. Spain will be the
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    SOLD NAVAL SECRETS
    94 24 French Officer Girl Sen fenced Toulon, Jaii. 11. TONVICTED of selling vital naval regret to foreign power thirtytwo tffff old French Naval Sub-Lleut-enant Henoc Aubert was sentenced in the maritime court-mar-tial to d«ath and his pirl friend Maria Jeanne Maurel to three years' imprisonment. Both were arrested
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    NEW YORK RESIDENTS IN PANIC
    149 24 NEW YORK RESIDENTS IN PANIC Brooklyn New York, Jan. 11. 4 SERIES of mysterious sky noises variously described as akin to surf on rocks, a big blow-lamp and a lion's roar, gave the residents of this section of New York the weirdest scare since the "Martian invasion" of Oct. 31
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    This Solomon Lacked Wisdom
    143 24 Penang. Wetoesfai AHHOIT.H named after the kinp of old. Solomon, a it was once unwise, having d« anin'ed a year ago with a bicycle belong lo another. He was recognise Jt a detective a fortnight ago a, 1( i b Ing arrested was produced in Penang
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    BRITAIN HAS WORLD'S BEST TORPEDO BOAT
    160 24 BRITAIN HAS WORLD'S BEST TORPEDO BOAT London, Jan. 11. npHE new British motor tocpti boat designed oy Mr. Huboj Scott Paine was demonstrated ii Southampton water. It is seventy feet in length containing thrs Rolls Royce engines, 2ach one thoc sand horsepower, anH a top speed oi about fifty knots
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    SEQUEL TO SERIOUS AFFRAY
    198 24 Singapore, Wednesday. JVJO Malays, Yusop bin Pasa Osman bin Saidin and Chinese, Ong Keng Hok, Teo Kii Tee, Teo Ah Son and Teo Ah Tin appeared before Mr. L. C Goh i the fifth police court charged wit committing an affray at No. Tanglin Road on
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