Malaya Tribune, 1 February 1937

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    40 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol. XXIV.- -No. 26. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1937 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Singapore: Monday, Feb. 1, 19.37. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, MONDAY. FEBRUARY 1, 1937. FIVE CENT?
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      159 1 SUNDAY TUIBIWF Dominant In Malaya PEERLESS RASMIC SOAP Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS ERASiMIC is incomparable invaluable j| wl for the toilet and can be applied without a- llmwwflLw harm to the most delicate skins. Refresh/V ing and invigorating ft is a direct aid to the N preservation of beauty. r^^v-1
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      156 1 V I Powdered Whole Milk J ON ANY OCCASION WHERE PURE MILK IS j REQUIRED, USE KLIM, FOR KLIM IS THE RICHEST AND FINEST COW'S MILK N POWDERED FORM ECONOMICAL AND > j CONVENIENT. j TRY A TIN AND BE CONVINCED S I OBTAINABLE AT ALL THE LEADING I PROVISION
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      93 1 THE NEWS WITH Y.OUItf BREAKFAST Try The MOKMM. TRIBUXE Water will help but Wetting the hair constantly with water to keep it in place is only a temporary measure and some claim it is a very harmful practice. For water robs the hair of valuable oils, leaving it, dry* brittle
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      883 2 I —p—jp— (granulated yeast) absolutely pure and prepared to keep in perfect condition in any climate. YEAST purifies the blood, strengthens the nerves and generally fortifies the system. Regular use of Yeast prevents physical weakness and mental slackness. PUROSAN (granulated yeast) is sold in tins at most Dispensaries and Provision
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      692 2 TENDERS. Tenders are invited from approved Contractors for cutting and filling of earth, and construction of temporary drains with pre-cast concrete channels, etc., at Orchard Road for the Teochew Poit Ip Huay Kwan and the Ngee Ann Kongsi. Drawings and Specification may be seen at the office of the Architects.
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      559 2 NOTICE I MISTER M-Y-'I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Trade Names and Trade Marks and designs depicted above are the exclusive property of SANTEI SHOKAI of No. 80, Waterloo Street, Singapore, importers and exporters and are used by them in respect of bicycles, bicycle accessories, bicycle tyres and tubes
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      196 2 FINEST SELECTION of THE LATEST 1937 MODELS IN CLOCKS WATCHES CAN BE VIEWED AT 429, North Bridge Road (Near Middle Road) P.B Hygienic Dost-Bins, Self-closing. Obtainable at EMCO Factory, 10th mile Bukit Timah Rd. Telephone 4504. Owners of Patent Rights. SENG CO.. 90 Hill Street, Singapore, Wholesale Sz Retail Merchants
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      216 2 STAMP COLLECTORS!i» MALAYA STAMPS —OLD CURRENT ISSUE We have quite a good stock to ofTeyou old and new issue of Malaya used stamns, high and low values, at mo" teasonable prices. Wholesale and Retail" Early replies will get the pick of those finest stamps, so please write or visit us
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES 'JOSEPH CONRAD’ SOLD
    538 3 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES 'JOSEPH CONRAD’ SOLD TO AMERICAN Ship Which Was In Singapore DRITAIN'S last square-rigged sailing ship, the Joseph Conrad, which was in Singapore some time ago in the course of a round the world trip, has been sold to a wealthy American for conversion into a luxury yacht
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    NORTH SEA RESCUE
    202 3 Gallantry Of Officers And Seamen Recognised Recognition of their eallantry was, 3t Hull, recently, accorded to Captain A J E Snowden and nine members of the cr?w of the steamer Dawsbury, which on Oct. 25 rescued the crew of the Dutch motor vessel Albion in the North
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      383 3 STEAMER SAILINGS BRITISH j INDIA P. O. S. N. Co.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1937. SOUDAN 6,500 Feb. 12 NALDERA 16,000 Feb. 12 RANCHI 17,000 Feb. 26 CATHAY 15,000 Mar. 12 BI'RDWAN 6,070 Mar. 13 RAJPUTANA 17,000 Mar. 26 RANPURA 17,000 Apr. 9 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 CORFU 15.000
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      547 3 ■y~- M. B. K. I KOKUSAI LINE (KOKUSAI RISEN KAISHA) i (Incorporated in Japan) For JAPAN, LOS ANGELES, NEW YORK (via Panama) j Due Due Sailing Dae m|s KOMAKI MARU wTS X MaT'l KeXng m.s. KURAMA MARU Apr. 11 Apr. 13 Apr.' 15 Ph!Tl ppfnes Ju, 6 j FAKES: TO
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      496 3 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath. Excellent Cuisine. FOR MARSEILLES, LONDON, ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. 1937 From From From From M.S. Spore Malacca P.S'ham P'ng LALANDIA 2-2 2-2 3-2 5-2 JUTLANDIA 23-2 23-2 24-2 26-2 MEONIA 16-3 16-3 17-3 19-3
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      509 3 STEAMER SAJLLNfifI w NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD r """--A (Incorporated in Germany). The undernotea are the Company* intended fixtures:— OUTWARD FOR MANILA, HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA JAPAN Due Spore. 1937. "GNEISENAU" omits North cblna Feb. 6 HOMEWARD f °5,52. LLAND HAMBURG BREMEN. 8150 call s Genoa Feb. 3 HAVEL" also calls Marseilles,
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    REUTER’S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
    454 4 LO\DO\ COMMODITIES I KVbSEM London, Jan. 30 Last Price To-Day Change Tone Steady Steadier Spot Buyers. 10 316 10 5.16 +Va Sellers. 10 5 16 10 7:16 8 March. Buyers. 10 3.16 10 516 Sellers. 10 5.16 10 716 +Vc Apr.; June Buyers. 10 316 10 5,16
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    LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    869 4 AMERICA WITHDRAWS FROM TIN MARKET BY AIR MAIL London, Jan. 22. THE beginning of a new account has brought no material change in the tone of London markets which have again passed a dull and uninspiring week. Part of the blame goes to Mr. Keynes who for
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    265 4 Account Closes Barely Steady j Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 29. ON the Stock Exchange there was som.; good support for specialised Kaffirs but otherwise the account closed bareh steady, with further weakness in giltedged securities, and some week-end selling causing a preponderance oi small losses. Oils, exceptionally, met
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    AMERICAN TRADE
    161 4 Small Favourable Bala net' Reported Reuter Wireless. New York. -J.»" The Uriiieci states" lavouraoii trade in the past veai. nMWIv $34.000 000, Is tne smallest recorder. *i: < 1893. according to official fiqim The favourable balance if 192J5 a $235,000,000 but both export.- ana Ittipui:• Dave considerably increased
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    IDLE BANK FUNDS
    73 4 Greater Portion To lh* Locked Ip Reuter. Washington 1 THE Federal Rcftcrve aboul $1 600 miliior. funds to be lockod up to tentlal inflationary exi>»fW»" The Board announced n 33 i lncre:i6e in the nsjutrfd which mu«l. bo held ;u. bnnk deposits. r r Thla ts thi"
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      790 4 I Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in the Strains Settlements*. S i Successors to The Chinese Commercial Bank Limited, I J Ihe Ho Hong Bank Limited and 1 The Oversea-Chinese Bank Limited j Authorised $40,000,000 M j HEAD OFFICE, CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. S TELEPHONES: i Managing Director 3172
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      17 4 SOUTH BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY, LTD(lncorporated in New <'< Security W. J. DEXTER, Manager Tel. 5920, 2. Finli\ ri
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    STOCKS AND SHARES
    1695 5 /lined by Fraser and Co. Lyall and Evatt, Exchange and Stock Brokers MINING Fraaer A Co. Lyali ft Evan Buyers Sellers Buyers Seller* 4 Ampat Tin 5 5 6cd 5 5 6 f, team Kumbang .33 6 34 6 32!- 34!--fl Austral Malay 55 56- 55 57I
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    635 5 (From Our Financial Correspondent, Singapore, Monday morning. RUBBER Singapore: 35"> 8 cts., up 1 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. London: 10 5 16U, up l|l6d. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 21 cts., unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. The market is very quiet this morning with values a triple over
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      434 5 FRASER COMPANY. LIST OF CURRENT DIVIDENDS Monday Morning. Total for Company Dividend Eooks Close financial E>ate Ex. Div. year Payable Date to date TIN. Ampat Tin 2' 2 'c Int. Feb. 2 To Feb. 3 Feb. 2 20 r < Hitam 5% Int. Jan. 28 To Feb. 3 Jan. 29
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    MOTORCYCLE & LORRY COLLIDE
    446 6 MOTORCYCLE LORRY COLLIDE Judgment Postponed In Johore Case I i (From Our Oun Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Jan. 31 FURTHER evidence was recorded by 1 Sheikh Abu Bakar bir* Yahya <Second Magistrate* yesterday, in the case in which a Malayalee lorry driver named Chayakutiy employed by the Town Board is charged
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    POST OFFICE REFORM
    97 6 Centenary Of Rowland Hill British Official Wireless London. Jan. 31 THE centenary will be celebrated nex* month ct the issue by the Post Master General, Mr Rowland HilK in IPT7 of hit hi c torie pamphlet containing proposals for reform of the P(Mf Office. I which laid
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    AIR MAIL DESPATCHES
    98 6 Java and Southern Sumatra Netherlands, closing 4 p.m. to-day. Penang, Siam. Burma. India. Iraq. Palestine. Egypt. E. and S. Africa, Great Eritain. Ireland, Europe. Nigeria, Gold Coast and N. and S. America: Imperial, closing 7 p.m to-morrow. Medan. JaskS. t Amsterdam." end --London;:: Netherlands, closing 12.4 C
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    MAILS EXPECTED
    112 6 Mails expected from Euiopc etc. Amsterdam) by Air (Netherlands) today. Time of delivery of boxhoiders' letters only at 7.30 p.m. to-day and general delivery of letters at 8.25 a.m to-morrow. Mails expected from China and Japan by Tokushima Maru to-day. Mails expected from China and Japan by the
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    MAILS DELIVERED
    39 6 The Air Mail I Imperial) which was despatched from Singapore on Jan. 20 was delivered in London on Jan. 29. Mails despatched from Singapore by £J. Karoa on Jan. 8 was delivered In London on Jan. 30.
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    VESSELS IN PORT
    88 6 Reynsd; Dutch; 1.433 torn, from Chenton 1.2 to Cheribon 4.2. Giang Seng: Erit; 1.085 tons from Cheribon 1.2 to Java Ports 2.2. Lio.s; Brit; 840 tons, from Kuantan 1.2 ;o Kuantan 3.2. Aubrey; Sarawak; 655 tons, from Kuching 1.2 to Kuthing 4.2. Mat a Hari; Brit. 510
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR HOLIDAYS
    40 6 The Shipping Office and the Offices el the Statistics Department w ll bs closed on Thursday. Feb. 11, and will bf> open on Friday. Feb. 12. for one hour only (from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.).
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    THE JEAN LABORDE
    35 6 The Jean Laboide is expected to arrive in Singapore from Saigon to-morrcw at o a.m. and sail o n the same day at 1 p.m. lor Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles.
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    DEATH SENTENCES FULFILLED
    28 6 Reuter. Pari*, Feb. L The thirteen m?n condemned to death i n *he Mo.cow Trial are now executed, according to the Communist newspaper, Humanite.— Reuter.
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    28 6 Mr. Simpson Gray. M.C.S., the Ipoh Magistrate, left for Singapore to consul a specialist and during his absence Chfi Hashim will earv on tho work in both ccur:2
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    THE HARBOUR
    91 6 Singapore. Feb. 1. East Wharf (Entrance Gate 1) Plancius 22; Yuen Sang 20. Main Wharf (Entrance Gate 3) Mata Hari 18; City of Salisbury 16: Menestheus 14; Antilochus 11; Benledi 8; Charon 6. Empire Dock Entrance Gate 3> Irisbank 30; Circe 32; Javanese Prince 34: Kinta 36; Daivel
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    FLOOD THREAT ON MISSISSIPPI
    234 6 Position Still Grave FERTILE LANDS RUINED Reuter. New York, Feb. 1. fpHREATS of more rain are a source of increasing anxiety as tho waters of the Mississippi creep up on the twelve hundred-mile long levee system between Cairo and New Orleans and the army are prepared
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    JOHORE NOTES
    256 6 Mr. Justice Mills Goes On Leave (From Our Oun Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Jan. 31. MR. L. V. J. Laville Legal Adviser. Kedah arrived In Johore Bahru on Jan. 26 and assumed duties as Acting Judge. Johore. on Jan. 29. Mr. J. V. G. Mills. Judge, Johore, sailed on
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    LAND SALE
    128 6 Chinese Woman's Johore Purchase 'From Our Oion Correspondent/ Johore Bahru, Jan. 31 A LARGE number of bidders from all parts of Johore, and several business men from Singapore were present at the auction rooms of Messrs CtomKoon Seng and Co.. Johore Bahru tiSs afternoon when Mr. Cheong Hock
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    82 6 2 p J r 2. f m Malayan parte amounted to cases, of which: 22 576 (76 per cent. I cases werr to the United Kingdom. c 2 980 (10 per cent. cases to tho Continent of Europe. Ul Jj!" 9 Per cent., cases to Canada. 1.387 (5
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    WHAT'S ON?
    134 6 m Public Functions And Sports Fixture- TO-DAY FEB I irockcy SRC V Police r> !1 v,PWD..P\VD Cou K Khalba. APC v 112? I R l Aiinurt! Meeting of Govern in FA ?.lii-scei Ationdai.t FuUeiU),, Buiiiliaii 4.30 inn Golf" BGC. Liditfi»' MOMhlv Mi Police Baud Perlonrunce. ~Uv 0 pm.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    128 6 ALHAMBRA.—"Lightning Warrioi C 15 and 9.15 p.m. CAPITOL.— 'Mary Of Scotland, and 9.15 p.m. PAVILION. The Bride Walks I 6.15 and 9.15 p.m. MARLBOROUGH—"BIack Hindustani)—6.ls and 9.15 p.m EMPIRE.—"Shadow Of The Ea (chapters 7—12»—7 pjsi. j p.uj THEATRE ROYAL—"Salin U b thi," (Tamil. 6.15 and 9 15 p,m. GREAT
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    JOHORE APPOINTMENTS
    140 6 The fOlXowinf aopointments are i hoc in the Johore Gcvetnmem G. zette: K.H. Tonka Abu Bakar to member of the Execute Council v..... l fleet from Jan. 3. The Hon. Inche Onn bin Jaafai 13 be an unofficial member of the Ext cr.t've Council, with effect from Tan
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    RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    21 6 The 75th anniversary of Bkimat tH Viv kananda arill be c lebrati tlamakrishna Mission. 9, Won 1 {-••ngapore. to-morrow.
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      191 6 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL 4 COCKTAIL DANCE j i 6.30 to 8.30 p.m i j cS V» > DINNER AND DANCE (informal) j 9.30 to midnight I EULA HOFF AND 808 BURNETT i 4 POPULAR AMERICAN DANCE TL \M NON-DINERS $1.00 RAFFLES BRASSERIE bra ro b a a d sah j
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      132 6 Help Kidneys Clean Out Poisonous Acids Your Kidneys have nine million titty tttbea or Altera whl h are endai p i-neap, irritating drugs or neglect. L'nknou l V VPU vvta k KUnej 8 nuu be the r< cr your Getting Up Nights. Xervousn Bg"Sr—J AnJdes, Bladder Tn Ma, Headai hea,
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      61 6 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS I The following is the programme of drills up ro and for we<'< ending Feb. 7: '10-DAY. FEB. 1 5.15 p.m.—Headquarters. S.R.A. (v>, I e° ore. 5.15 p.m.- Headquarters, Cadre Class L.A. 5.1" p.m.—Headquarters, Cadre Class Drill. > 5.3» p.m.—Headquarter S.R.E «v» Conference. I TO-MORROV, T FE3. 2
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      499 6 < j POSTAL INTELLIGENCE* STEAMER MAILS DESPATCHES TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Pontianak Pangkor Feb. 1 2 p.m Philippine Islands Gaasterkerk 1 4 p.m. TOMORROW Pamangkat, Sambas and Singkawang Tomohon Feb. 2 9 a.m. Pengerang Aik Soon 2 a,m. New Zealand Marella Feb. 2 10 a.m. Australia:—Eastern and Southern
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    PLOT TO WRECK TRAINS
    269 7 SOVIET TRIAL Two Conspirators Confess Reuter Wireless. Moscow, Jan. 27. QNE thousand five hundred trainwrecking attempts in 1934 and 2,000 in 1935 were allegedly admitted in the treason trial by Knyazeff, manager of the South Ural Railways. In one accident 63 people were killed and 164
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    JAPANESE CABINET
    61 7 Army And Navy Nominees Decline Reuter Tokyo, Jan 31. A HITCH connected with the portfolios of War and Navy are holding up t.he formation of General Hayashi's mnv cabinet. General Sugiyama. Director of Military Education, has declined to be the Army's nominee to the post of Minister of
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    CAR SMASH
    140 7 fuiropeans Hurt At flukit Timah sm&upow, Sunday TWO Enroprans. Mr. J Fu-er. an tnJtt the new Royal Air Force .erodrom a! f'hlM C v »u Kan:: and A .S- Gray. .in wer: badly i.wii in a Afrtom motor accident which ofcun d evening near the 7 ;i m.lp
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    NEW WHITEHALL
    85 7 Too Vulnerable From Th>! Air? Reuter Wireless London. Jan 2i5 il U? strongly roportod ih«' building at 1 riv Govurnnuni offltrts In Whitehall, £3.250,<-'OO. to iiccommodutc- in.* P -ni'ri ol Trine »nd Transport J ;i a lab j.jr iiilnjstriCF. will bu postponed vif W ol 'tl.r cipirlnr ui
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    POLITICAL UNIFORMS
    77 7 Reuter Wireless. London. Jan. 27. The first case under the new Public Order Act, which forbids the wearing of political uniforms was heard by the Leeds stioendiary magistratejho ,n a test case, imposed a nominal nne oi fnrtv shillings on Henry Wood. '"J y was stated that Wood
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    MASS WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    867 7 TEN CHINESE COUPLES AT GREAT WORLD Singapore. Sunday. CINGAPORE'S first mass wedding took Place at the Great World Cabaret this afternoon in the presence of more than 2,000 people. Ten Chinese couples were united in wsdlock, and although the ceremony was simple it was not unimpressive.
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    NO GERMANS IN MOROCCO
    228 7 Statement In House Of Commons Reuter Wireless. London Jan. 27. MN outstanding point of interest in J-Jurl ft C ran borne'. reply in the House of Commons with regard to the vlsii ol British nnvnl officers to Spanish Morocco was that access to aerodromes in Mriillu
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    HONOUR FOR ROOSEVELT
    43 7 Candidate For Nobel Peace Prize Reuter Wireless. Havana. Jar 2P Tli" Cabinet hns nnurovert 3 motto Ir. nominate President Roopevel' n* < üba'H cnnrt'dale for the U»37 N«hf nrize for his work ot the Bmtoo Aires Peace Conference Reuter Wire I«SSS.
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      82 7 this one Of those standard size MIR(OVITCH Black as their Mapum Size. Only 45 cents for a fifty England's Highest Class Cigarette de to a blend which has pleased and satisfied for over a kindred years. Packed in tight tins. Always a fresh cigarette and always a magnificent one. coviich
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      67 7 VIROL for robust health For more than SO years Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has enjoyed the confidence of the entire mediral profession. It is a safe, proven remedy, (>!«•.I-.mi to take and entirely free from all harmful narcotics. It acts quickly, breaks up congestion, clears the air passages. Keep a bottle
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      302 7 .j,— .J^ j ,N 6 Days Home; By X.L.M.I Planes leave Singapore every Wednesday and Saturday. Arrive in London on Tuesday and Friday morning resp. I GoTernn »ent Officials are entitled to a l«c reduction on the ordinary J J fares. K.L.M./K.N.I.LM. ■—~j or to any Booking Agency in Singapore.
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      355 8 ACCLAIMED BY PACKED HOUSES AS^ THE MOST SENSATIONAL THRILLER >l SEEN IN SINGAPORE FOR YEARS! CHR FIRST SIX CHAPTERS 615 TO-NIGHT 9-15 XwHr alhambra >WJ|B Wt GRAND CASI OF STUNT STARS TO YOU W GEORGE BRENT 1 H jwAl W_ FRANKIE DARRO i| RIN —TIN—TIN, etc. CONCLUDING CHAPTERS TO-MORROW f
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      50 8 UNIVERSALE RECORDBREAKING COMEDY RETURNS TO THE PAVILION TUESDAY NEXT By Popular Request WAS WILDER THAN A TEN-RING CIRCUS--- until a butler became the ringmaster I i 'UN (VERS AlN« PRISfNTS' Ali<« Gail J*ao BRADY PATRICK DIXON fefMM PAUETTE A'o* MOWBRAY Bo»»d o>- br Ho'id r by 0"«gr toCo-o CHAtlES «OGI»';
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      362 8 I PAVILION B Last Shows To night 615 9 .15 M THE ONLY LAUGH SHOW /TNT IX TOWN! > 2" j BARBARA STANWYCK and M <»ENE RAYMOND 1 '•THE KltllH WALKS Ol I li/ I 7 1 with NED SPARKS lilliv r I\ (Famous Poker Faced Comedian llll: L Kflr
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    REDS OCCUPYING SHENSI
    547 9 rebels ousted Nanking Obliged To Attack Shanghai. Feb. I. gl a series ot clever moves the H „v2 nn 4 i «n Shei have re?w n, i®h res under Gei »eral J Cheng and taken occupa"®P©«ant points in cast h Sl 1 Reds under Punt Teli u.u
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    MR. J. A. P. STRACHAN
    302 9 Feted By Engineers Association |N view of the I p. Strachan (managing g apor:: United En*fce«s Ltd.) to&sra&«i to a Tea Party at Mr h 'ching Kee Sun's residence. Kajne on Saturday. p StraThe guests were MC K. M. Du. .1. cning gee r VV,-
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    OBSCURE SITUATION IN SHENSI
    709 9 BREAKDOWN IN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS Reuter. Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. Jan. 31. THE Shensi situation is very obscure. Official circles maintain that the rebels have only withdrawn from Chihshui where Government troops have clashed with Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang's 150 th Division under Liv To Chan.
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    SIR STAFFORD CRIPPS
    51 9 Reuter Wireless. •London. Jan. 27. The Labour Party Executive, oy an overwhelming majority, deeded to disaffiliate the Socialist League, of which Sir Stafford Cripps is Cha rman and a moving spirit. The action follows r series of official Labour disapprovals at Sir Stafford Cripps' public utterances Reuter
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      665 9 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE—Eddystone 6 valve Recei"- $90, Gramophone and 40 Records $<i 5, n rard Pick up $10, Sewing Table •Vriting Desk $5. Singer Sewing machine «70 Remington Portable Typewriter $70. Apply to Box No. 43, c o Malaya Tribune, Qngapova. NOTICE. Notice that we have on behalf of
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      88 9 ALREADY HAILED AS THE Outstanding motion PICTURE OF HARRY MGOETZ 3*SlS_! OPENING FEBRUARY 10TH CHINESE NEW YEAR ALHAMBRA Showing PAVILION Shortly M.-G.-M.s wSĔB I sutr Comedy JOAN CRAWFORD LARK GABLE in 'Love On The Run' with FRANC HOT TONE and REGINALD OWr N Watch For Opening- Date! World Premiere THEATRE
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      372 9 jfc —4» J TEA DANCES g I From 5 to 7.30 p.m. S j Every Thursday, Saturday and I Sunday V\_i> -I NIGHT DANCES <X\3 *_A *W To The Irresistible J V Rhythms of S DE SILVA'S LIVE S ORCHESTRA. I S mmammmm s 4 I »_f /I »ILV7I -I
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES MARRIAGE
    58 10 The wedding of Mr. Jimmy. Francis Koh, son of the late Mr. Koh Teng Hai and Madam Tan Sam Neo, to Miss Lucia, Josephine Ong, the eldest daughter of Mr. Ong Lee Hin and Madam Lee Geok Kiow, the marriage took place at 8t& Peter Paul s
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    164 10 MK. IJM KXNCi JIN and family uuicinuv thank all relatives, friends, various rnminerrlal houses u«id Associations, who jjaid niKhl visits and attended i hi! funeral of me late Mr.;. Lirn Kcng Jin m'r Lur Hui N.«u and also thr. e who sent wreath* a »d tellers of condolence. MRS
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    MALAYAN MATTERS
    727 10 WRITING a month ago on the subject of the much discussed proposal that the Singapore Municipal Commissioners should provide a new house for the President we said: "It has been amply demonstrated that the house is necessary and that the expenditure suggested for the style of house required
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    HITLER'S SPEECH
    162 10 Favourable Reception In Britain Reuter. London, Jan. 3i. HITLER'S exemplary restraint has created the best of impressions in London, and the speech is regarded as a strong service to Europe and the world, declares the Observer's diplomatic correspondent. It was not merely that there was nothing more than
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    CHAMBER OF COMMERCE CENTENARY
    1254 10 EARLY YEARS OF SINGAPOIiI s TRADE 0 N Feb. 8 next the Singapore Chamber ol Commerce uill calibrate its centenary. The following account of the foundation uf the Chamber is taken from <s One Hundred Years uf Singapore," It is interesting to note that n the
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    ROYAL FAMILY BACK IN LONDON
    22 10 British Official Wireless. ha T m he t„ C Urt H «tun.jTSSi 'landingto day and large crowd,
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    19 10 Mr. John Hunter, the veteran Selangor and Pahang planter arrived from England last week on a visit to Malaya
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    VISIT TO DUKE OF WINDSOR
    46 10 British Official Wireless. London. Jan 3i It is stated that the Princess Bojai and Lord Harewood are leaving, probably at the end of next week, for Enzesfeid Castle, near Vienna, on a visit M the Duke of Windsor .—British Official Wireless.
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    NEW BELGIAN MINISTER
    32 10 Reuter Wireless. Brussels, Jan. M Arthur Wautera. managing ourec* tor of the labour newspaper Le has been appointed Minister for Pudw Health* in succession to M. Van Velde.—Reuter Wireless.
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    "BLUELAND" ATTACKS SINGAPORE TO-NIGHT ? FLEET IS ON THE WAY
    132 11 "BLUELAND" ATTACKS SINGAPORE TO-NIGHT FLEET IS ON THE WAY BASE READY DEFENCE BOMBERS TUNED UP JHEl biggest mimic battle at Singapore has officially be*run The forces of the imaginary kingdom "Blueland" are on the way to attack the fortress (apparently without a de j laration of war) and the deiences
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    ATTEMPT TO LAND ON COAST
    276 11 Singapore, Monday. "j'HIS morning the Malaya Command Headquarters at Fort aiming was a hive of activity and o it will be day and night until the combined manoeuvres in Singapore are ended. An official communique from Fort Canning issued this morning gives the imaginary story
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    "WAR" BULLETIN ISSUED
    167 11 Communique From Fort Canning THE following Communique (No. 1) on th? mimic war at Singapore, due to commence to-day, was issued by the Information Bureau, Military Headquarters, Fort Canning, at 9 a.m. to-day: BLUELAND, ari imaginary Independent state situated 1,200 miles South-East of Singapore, has a small
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    TEN MALAYANS IN THE LIST
    131 11 GOVERNOR, COLONIAL SECRETAR V MR. ADAMS Singapore, Sunday. TEX Malayans are figured m the New Year Honours according to an official announcement issued to-day. They comprise six in the S.S. and four in the Malay States. On H.E. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas, is conferred
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    NEW YEAR HONOURS
    779 11 THE Honours wetf to have been conferred at the begining of the year but the new Sovereign. H. IYI. King George VI. deferred the awards. THE LIST The Malayan list is announced as follows: It is notified for general information that His Majesty the King has been
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    Germany Withdraws Signature Of Treaty
    1875 11 HERR HITLER'S SPEECH PEACE PLANS Renewed Demand For Colonies Reuter. A PIQUANT speech by Hitler, during which among: other very outspoken statements he "solemnly withdrew the German signature from the Peace Treaty, which declares Germany is responsible for the War," was made in the Reichstag
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    THREE NEW BARONIES CREATED DISTINCTION FOR THE QUEEN
    845 12 HOME HONOURS Mr. P. M. Stewart A Baronet British Official Wireless. London, Feb. J. rT»IIK ||i 4 Honours List of the new reijrn was issued tonight. It announces ihe conferment of ihe title and dignity nf Dame (irand Cross of the Uojral
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    SIR ANDREW CALDECOTT
    198 12 K.C.M.G. In New Honours Reuter. London, Jan. 31. SIR Andrew Caldecott, recently Governor of Hongkong and now appointed Governor of Ceylon, is made a Knight Commander of St. Michael and St. George in the New Year Honours list.—Reuter. Sir Andrew Caldecott, who is 53, entered the M.C.S.
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    AGRICULTURE IN BRITAIN
    148 12 Improvement Of 20 Per Cent. London, Jan. 31. REFERRING, in a speech at Bridgwater in Somerset, to the revival of British industry and trade, Mr. Walter Elliott, Secretary for Scotland and fprmely Minister for Agriculture, said that since 1931 production of British agriculture had gone up nearly
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    MOSCOW TRIAL
    203 12 Satisfaction At The Sentences Reuter. Mexico City, Jan. 31. lOFFERI OFFER to present my files and thousands of other documents to the international commission, in order io cleanse the atmosphere of the germs of deceit, calumny and frame-ups," declared Trotsky, in an interview. He fiercely attacked the organisers
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    MECHANICS STRIKE
    44 12 Singapore. Monday. The Chinese mechanics in three factories have gone on strike again. The men, over 100 strong, resumed work last week on their employers accepting their demands but the acceptance has been withdrawn and the men downed tools a second time.
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    CHAPLAIN MARRIED IN SINGAPORE
    312 12 Rev. Nigel Williams And Miss N. Castel Singapore, Monday. ST. Andrew's Cathedral was the scene of an interesting wedding this morning, when the Rev. Nigel Williams was married to Miss Nora Castel. Mr. Williams is now chaplain-in-charge of St. Andrew's Cathedral and was formerly chaplain in
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    B.I.F.
    88 12 Lancashire's Big Display British Official Wireless. London. Jan. 31 A DISPLAY of Lancashire productions n will be the feature of the British Textiles Exhibition at the White Cltv section of next month's British Industries Fair Forty Lancashire firms, including some of the largest cotton firms in the world are
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    LEAGUE COUNCIL
    54 12 Reuter Wireless. Geneva Jan. 27 The Council h in a happy mix»; lifcvtlng settled two thorny conflict The Alexandretta dispute has been finally disposed by nßreement to form a commission to prepare the definite tojd of a statute for SanJak Apre.ment has also been reached on ul. questions
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    CIVIL AVIATION IN MALAYA
    381 12 Weather Services VITAL CONFERENCE AT HONGKONG Singapore, Monday. OF great importance la Malaya and other eawtefn countries grnerfcllv In the matter of civil aviation are flie r**»lU of the Fir East Mctcorologiral Commi'lUon which recenUy concluded In Hongkong. The conference considered espee»allv thp requirement* of aviation
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    25 12 Mr T. M. Bonny, the senior dresser. District Hospital. Lumut, is at present an inmate of the Lumut Hospital where he is making steady progress.
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    To-Day's Play In The Fourth Test At Adelaide
    623 14 ENGLAND CONTINUE FIRST INNINGS FOR i AT LUNCH TIME BARNETT'S UNFINISHED CENTUIi V Adelaide. Feb. I. THF. luurth Test match was resumed to-Uuy (the third day) uhen Eng- land went out lu continue their innings, with the over-night totals at Australia Ist
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
    87 14 On Thursday, at SRC. ground S R C. vs. Fort Canning: C. R Bber' W. A. Acria. L. If. Pennefather C Maddox. E C Mathieu. R. B. Milne. G. R Lewis. R. Minjoot, G. Westerhout, R. M Armstrong, A. R. O'Hara On Friday. at S.R.C. ground, SRC vs.
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    SOCCER TEAMS
    42 14 Nelsonites XI v. German mails m s Potsdam, on Wednesday, at 5.15 pm on the Railway Institute ground- Chelhah, Ah Han, Peng Tay. Ahmat <m> Stevens. GopaJ. Ahmat <Rly.<. Vaithy Hassan, Yokob and Sulong (Capt i Reserves: Pakirisamy. Kirn San
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    HANDICAPS FOR IPOH RACES
    184 14 Second Day's Weights Completed (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, To-day. THE following handicaps for four race> for the second day Wednesday of •he Ferak races, complete the list. Horses, class 2. div. 3. 9 furs, str: Patroleah 9.0 Second Helping 8.9 Pipe of Peace 8.9 Curzoia
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    YACHTING AT THE R.S.Y.C.
    244 14 THE In\.<.: national six-metre class R S V C sailed the firsi race of a scries for the Worham Trophy The wind was very light and variable from the East, with tho tide flooding Tarbet, skipper-d by L R Blake finished first, finishing times and points
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    S.T.C. EXPERIMENT
    153 14 4 SINGAPORE Turf Club circular states n that in response to the wishes expressed by members of the Club a reserved enclosure on the Grand' Stand v:ill be made available on race days. At the forthcoming Spring Race meet ing. as an experiment, a section of the upper
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    SINGAPORE GOLF
    545 14 Mixed Foursomes At Bukit Timah THE :econd bi-monthly Mixed Four- tomes competition at the Singapore Golf Club for January was played* at Bukit Timah on Sunday and resulted in a win for Dl and Mrs. L. F. Day with a net score of 33' 4 46 cards were
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    NORTH'S GREAT RUGGER VICTORY
    1672 14 A BRILLIANT RALLY SOUTH LOSE GAME BY OVER- EXERTION IN FIRST HALF Singapore, Mond; rpRE North carried off all the honours in the Malayan Rn, season to-day when they defeated the South at the Anson R< Stadium tjy the wide margin of 23 points (four goals
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    M. A. NOBLE’S SON
    93 14 I Sfuiws Promise As Cricketer £tyd urv J.l'» I" Plryn.i» 'hit SluIU W ''►'ck*" At' t'li'.tmn Scljo-iiljov C'.uii tl:4r ui u 1 ut K T r»rtlo. r!u former Au:' r:!t i r < !:tl« T* 112? •rliirv o lo ft 'l!tr big Dnrt o r -in
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    Braddock To Defend Title In June A $500,000 OFFER
    229 15 V. JOE LOUIS Scbmeling Fight Called Off Reuter. New York. Jan. 31. t «id. manager ol* Jtm Brad- heavyweight champion oi iiil. announced that lie has? ii ,iu offer of $500,000, with .p, m,lmin of 50 j>er cent, of the i
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    COMMERCIAL CUP BADMINTON
    231 15 I'rasir And Neave S.C. In The Final Singapore. Sunday p im-ftuttl ut the Singapore L.. ,ji .ton Commercial Cuo eomii.». !«»-d:»y ut ihe Clerical Union 'in Frasvr and Ncave Sports Club i 11»- oversea Chinese Banking u< .i.liwn o\ three to two and Mia..Tied to niett the
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    ENGLAND v. IRELAND
    94 15 I*:irn- IV.r Rugger (*ame On F*:h. 13 L mdun. F«.'b. IT|; t.rsbi XV ugafeial Ire Iliad II ?L0 13 will bR Rr;..'h: BuUrr. Crun- r Krmp »ntl r mii. liii- Pre u<tt. i. Wf«tnr< 1 Dirk--y Mi..• iiirl Campbrll. m :ut CSndni) »»»id i iil tiTii.ii upon
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    INTER-COLLEGE TENNIS
    186 15 Medicals Win Only One Game From Raffles Singapore. Monday. k LARGE crowd 0/ college students, and professors waj present at he Inter-College Tennis tournament held yesterday at the courts of Goodwood Park Hotel, when Raffles College and the Medical College met. The play commenced at 9 15 a.m.
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    CHINESE LEAGUE
    249 15 Siong 800 Beat Amicables By 3—o Singapore. Monday. THE Siong 800 A. A. beat th 2 Amicable A. A. by 3 goals to nil in th? S.C.F.A. league yesterday at the Jalan Besai Stadium. Tn e Siong 800 forwards were tar superior. th Hr passing being very .-:iick
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    PING-PONG FINALS DECIDED
    311 15 Last Night's Matches At Great World Singapore- Monday. A LARGE crowd were present at the playing of the Ilnais in the 193N Singapore table tennis championships ai the Great World last night. Thrilling matches were seen, and the spectators were treated to some flrst-clas* play Lee Chun
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    HOME RUGGER
    75 15 County Championship Semi-Final Reuter. London. Saturday. TO-DAY'S rugger results: Army 10 Harlequin s 9 Bristol 3 Newport 0 Guy's Hospital F. Gloucester 8 Leicester 3 Coventry 12 London Scottish 24 London Irish Old Merchant T. 11 Cambridge Univ. 29 Old Paulines 8 Portsmouth Serv. 6 Aberavon 3 Pontypoll
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    PERAK CYCLING CARNIVAL
    474 15 In February FIRST FOR THE STATE pOR the first time in the history of Perak a cycling carnival will be held at Ipoh during the Han Raya Haji Holidays from Saturday. Feb. 20 to Monday, Feb. 22, 1937. It will be held under the auspices of the
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    429 16 DRIVING LICENCES r A Plea For Instruction For Applicants (To Die Eddor of Die Malaya Tribune» Sir. 1» ir. amazing that there .should exist -i Department lor testing people on knowledge 'hot has never been Imparted to them. In tins modern ape when; teaching and testing
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    CHINESE FLAGS
    73 16 Nanking' Sending* Quantity To Singapore- Sin Chew Jit Poh. Nanking. Jan. 31 AT the request r.f the Ministry of Interior the Nanking Government is sending a consignment of f,.500 national flaes to the Chinese In Singapore No export duties will be levied on the goods The Central Government
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    RUGGER DINNER
    306 16 Mull h Should !»<♦ Mot» Iti'prt'sciitntr < Ntitfliffjl'i'. Sal 4 PLKA for the -M K.C to iimM... the NVtli Sou'h h tui* repro«r»ntal ivo #:iyw« in tin ImII spijso, ralhlM* lliiin :i r».t(iMith affair. w.r. Vofe«<l by Alt I'ji <•" Joltoci. at Hi» M K I". «Hihk <•>
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      331 16 DO YOU FEEL THE COLD? Chills and colds are so easy to catch. If you live in the tropics you are even more susceptible to a drop in temperature and it is even more important for you to guard against the effects of sudden chills. A constant flow of rich,
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    SOCIETY WEDDING
    100 17 Women Break Police Cordon I Reuter Wireless. London. Jan. 27. THERE were extraordinary scenes of female enthusiasm outside the Brompton Oratory on the occasion ot the marriage oi the Duke of Norfolk and the Honourable Lavinia Strutt, the twenty-year daughter of Lord Belpei and h s former wife,
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      1589 17 Malayan Listeners 9 Radio' ZHL SWGAPORE To-Day's Programme BRITISH EMPIRE HI pm Tb the m**v Act 5 (including Baiiet Music). Includes Opera PPATPAMIfFQ pm< Tne BBC Em P ir e Orches- 9.55 p.m.'l Was There': 'Fossicking for tra; leader, Daniel Melsa; conductor, Gold in Western Australia, 1889-1894.' A 113 0
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    VIOLENT GALES IN EUROPE
    650 18 MANY DEATHS Ships Run For Shelter Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 27. IN abnormally heavy weather, which caused the liners Strathnaver and Llangibby Castle to seek the protection of East Rock and suspended all sailmgs from Gibraltar, it is announced the British destroyer Beagle has broken down
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    272 18 Export Manager Of Messrs. Fiat S. A. Turin I ANOTHER indication of the rapid im- provement of ousiness in Malaya may be seen in the growing attention given by manufacturers to this market with a view to furthering their export business. A glance at the passenger list of steamers arriving
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    GERMAN MAGNATE
    165 18 Passes Through On Way To China IJERR Otto Wolff, the well-known 11 German industrialist, who was iccently entrusted by the Chinese Government with a large order for railway material j;nd rolling stock, passed through Singapore a few days ago on his way to China. It was reported originally
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    FEDERAL COUNCILLORS
    96 18 Colonel Cecil Rae And Dr. S. R. Krishnan His Excallency the High Commissioner, with the approyal of His Majesty the King, has been pleased to appoint Colonel Cecil Rae to be an Unofficial Member of the Federal Council for a further period of three years with effect from
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    SEAMEN'S STRIKE IN U.S.
    199 18 VOTE ORDERED Cessation Almost Certain Reuter. San Francisco, Jan. 31. THE Maritime Union leaders have ordered a vote to be taken on the question of settlement of the seamen's strike. The Pacific coast has also recommended fhe strikers to accent the tentative agreements to end the
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    BITTER WEATHER AT HOME
    105 18 Motorists Abandon Their Cars Reuter Wireless. London. Jan. .29. A mJiLs and llood.s unci bitter north-east. gales, snowstorms axe «weeping over England. The seas art «0 nit'h on th<? Hor'h-East coast that t"cn lifebmits are unable to put out, In South Wales nnd the west country
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    LEPERS' FRIEND
    125 18 Death Of Mr. Wellesky Bailey Reuter Wireless. T London, Jan. 28. HE lepers of the world lost a lifelong benefactor in Wellestey C Bailey who has died in Edinburgh at the of 90. Mr Bailey went to India when he was 22 to join the Indian police bu
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    FRENCH NAVY
    87 18 Present Tonnage To Be Increased Reuter Wireless. A THREE-YEAR French**"™?building programme, whereby the present tonnage of 630,000 will be increased was revealed by the Minister of Marine, and includes two 35,000-ton battleships two cruisers, two aircraft-carriers and 12 submarines. The Minister added Germany's very intensive rearmament and tne
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    BELGIAN CRISIS
    97 18 Coalition Government's End? Brussels, Jan 27 I CABINET crisis developed to-day a veteran socialist leader, M Vandervolde, Minister for Public Health was authorised by the executive of the Belg.an labour party to resign from th" cabinet following differences between him and other Ministers, especially M Spaak, the Foreign
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    MORNING TRIBUNES ANNIVERSARY
    868 18 TWELVE MONTHS OF HIGH ACHIEVEMENT 'JO-DAY the Morning Tribune celebrated its first birthday healthy, thriving infant in the family of the Malayan ne papers, and if in looking back over its first year of we feel a conscious pride of achievement, it is justifiable In recent years
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    SCOUTS' MONEY TROUBLES
    164 18 Steps To Increase Income Reuter Wireless. London, Jan. 29. piNANCIAL difficulties in the Boy Scout LmSfTHP were mentioned by S rt™ 5 L r ei ghwood, Treasurer of the ?he n aLlil h L B ?r Sc Ut th a? London 1 mCeUng f the Couincil canfta!
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    THE SINGAPORE SOCCER SEASON MAKES A START
    138 20 The Rest once again beat the Europeans in the annual hockey match in Singapore, winning by 2—o. (Trituns). The Singapore soccer season made a start with a friendly match between the S.C.F.A. and the Government Services' F.A., which the Chinese won by 6—3.
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    THE S.C.F.A. FOOTBALL TEAM
    26 20 Here is the S.C.F.A. team which beat the Government Services' F.A. in the first match of the Singapore soccer season, by 6—3.—(Tribune).
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