Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 5 February 1939

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    Masthead
    17 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL 6— No. 35. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1939. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune
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    ULTIMATUM TO GREAT BRITAIN IRISH BOMB PLOT
    201 1 ULTIMATUM TO GREAT BRITAIN IRISH BOMB PLOT London, Heb. 1. A SENSATIONAL ulttnaton was sea! by the Irish Republican Arms on Jan. 12 to Lnrd HaLfax, Foreign Minister, giving the British Government lour days to remove all British armed forces from Ireland and issue a declaration of abdication in respect
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    This Girl Is Worth £30,000-And Then Some
    52 1 This Girl Is Worth £30,000And Then Some S JEWELS valued at £30,000 were worn by Tania Sharman at the display of the Fashion i Grcup of Great Britain at the Cafe de Paris in Leicester t Square, London. The show was designed to illustrate the his- 1 toric background of
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    500 Killed In Air Raids
    59 1 Pwrpif nan, Feb. 4. i-. ii' jLJBBj.B'nLL" '>" Sr^lsro'j^^fersß^f^iicUiding many 1 refugees, are" reported to have hen k lied daring s x Nationalist air .ads on Flgureas to-day— Reuu r. Paris, Feb. 4. —Casualties in the air ra'ds on Figureas yesterday were 150 and over
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    TWO NEW OFFENSIVES BY JAPANESE FORCES
    321 1 J^IIRTY Japi-nes4 war vessels, with 20.000 troops, are concentrated at Waichi w Island in preparation for a new attack on the south tnma coast, probably at Pakhoi, with the object of cutting off ChungiaaX Chiang KaJ SheVs headquarters, from Indo-Chip.a. Chinese aimy ;eports indicate
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    PEACE MOVE FAILS
    275 1 Chungking, Feb. 4. A N appeal to the Chinese nation not to be misled by Japanese reports of alleged peace moves is contain* 1 hi a circular telegram allegedly sent by 33 public bodies in North China. The telegram states: "After prolonged hostilities the Japanese have failed
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    Traffic Census In S'pore
    96 1 Traffic Census In S'pore MOTORISTS who yesterday noticed With apprehension police constables glancing at then ca: and writing in a notebonk may take heart. The canstable was merely engaged in the work of traffic census which began yesterday at 7 a.m. and w 1] continue until 11 p.m. next Friday
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    Gandhi Demands British Intervention In States
    151 1 India Crisis IFasi lh*velo|iiiig BOSE DECLARES FOR FULL INDEPENDENCE ATEST cables show that a crisis of great magnitude is developing in India after the election of extremist Subhas Bose as President of the Indian National Congress and the arrest of Mrs. Gandhi for preaching
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    Policy Of Bose
    68 1 Calcu La, Pen I "it vi'i always he my aim to try fo •in in6tnc.' declared Mr. handra < ress. "It would I n the f oi other*, l ail to win the con* est man." Citlinng his future policy, Mr Bose declared he would rally all
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    STAY-IN STRIKE: WORKS CLOSED
    127 1 [From Our Oicn Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. "TO-DAY, the fourth day of the stay-in strike; in the Central Workshops of the F.M.S. Railway at Sentul, notice-, have been put up in the buildings of the workshop? i: several languages stat w* that the authorities are compelled
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    BIG ATTACK BY CHINESE
    244 1 London, Feb. 4. A WAR of unprecedented scale in Kwangtung is imminent. According to latest reports the Chinese general counter-offensive will be 1 launched within the next ten days when Chinese divisions will be re inforced and equipped with betlei armaments. Th's plan is paid to
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    Bishop's Broadcast
    24 1 The Bishop of Singapore Will broadcast a short talk on the Madras Conference from th^ Singapore radio station iß.m.b.c.) at 7.40pm.t0-day (Sunday).
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    SNOW BRIDE
    76 1 t FIRST BRIDE manic:! i« Ft Gejrgc's Chapel, Wind or Castle, 1 for 25 years was the lion. Anne S Wg; am, g?d-daughtcr of Queen i t Miry and daughter of Lord J Wigrim, Permanent Lord-in- I j Waiting to the King. Lucky i groin is Mr. John
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    TWO HUNDRED YEAR OLD KRAMAT IN HEART OF SINGAPORE PARK CRAVE OF A CHILD
    357 2 TWO HUNDRED YEAR OLD KRAMAT IN HEART OF SINGAPORE PARK CRAVE OF A CHILD (Tribune Staff Reporter) TN the heart of what is now Siong Lim Park is one cf Singapore's 1 longest 'kramats,' the grave of an Arab child named Habib. It is one of the oldest kramats on
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    SHELTER FOR THE DEVOTEES
    23 2 Under this shelter the various offerings are placed. A pot for joss-sticks and an antiquated lamp can he seen.
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    New Wonder Drug Saves Many Lives In Malaya
    463 2 New Wonder Drug Saves Many Lives In Malaya (Tribune Staff Reporter) "THE extraordinary results claimed at Home from the use of a new drug known as M B 693 are being duplicated in Malaya to-day, where, I understand, it has been iu constant experimental use for several months past. This
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    NEW SCUDAI
    33 2 The output of New Scudal for the month of January, 1939, amounts to 20.120 lb. making a total of 219,0'i0 lb., tor the ten months of the year ending Mur. 31.
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    What The Stars Foretell
    216 2 What The Stars Foretell S MONDAY FOR ALL READ- ERS. F::sh tactics in business may pay. A good day for money but deji't indulge in hazardous j ventures. The sporting stars are favourable. SPECIAL INFLUENCES Jan- I a nary 21 to February 19. Be pre- I 5 pared for the
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    MR. H. ELPHICK GIVES EVIDENCE IN SINGAPORE TRAFFIC CASE
    607 2 Singapore, Saturday. EIGHT witnesses to-day gave evidence in a case in which Mr. H. L. Round is charged with causing grievous hurt to Mr. H. Elphick by a negligent act, by colliding with and overturning a car in which Mr. Elphick
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    WAITING FOR SOMEBODY?
    24 2 This is how they dress for the river in Hollywood A study of Andrea Leeds, one of New Universal's coming stars.
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    Lord Strabolgi To Broadcast
    53 2 ftADIO listeners will have the oppor- tunity of hearing Lord Strabolgi, who la broadcasting from the 8.M.8.C. studios to-morrow (Monday), at 7.45 p.m. His speech will be followed by another by H.E. Major-Gen. W. G. S. Dobbie, G.0.C., Malaya, who is to speak over the radio
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    ALLEGED CHEATING
    203 2 Singapore, Saturday. TWO Eurasians, Merle Frugtniet (37) and Christy Rodrigo (44) i appeared before Mr. Conrad Oldham this morning in the second police j court and charged. (a) that they on or about Feb. 1, at Singapore did cheat by personation by pretending to be some other person,
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    SEPULCHRE SIXTY FEET LONG
    14 2 A general view of the kramat, wh»'ch is .\l. To
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    Lost Twin Sons, Bereaved Father Sobs At Inquest
    570 2 Singapore, Saturday. i A 55-year-old Filipino, Aguedo Raqueza, sobbed aloud in cour^ j this morning when the Coroner, Mr. W. G. Porter, returned a finding o" death by misadventure in the enquiry on the death of his two sons. who were found
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    KILLED BY A PENCIL
    161 2 Singapore. Saturday. THE tragic way In which a Tam'l Hindu. P Muthusamy, (46). working at the Singapore Tcwn Cleansing department, n<» t his drath was related in the Coroner's Court this morning. Muthusamy was going on his rounds in the C< nservancy van on the morning
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    Road Closed To Traffic
    50 2 Road Closed To Traffic A message received Tom Engineers states that M*™*^'* twecn Wilkinson ana Mcyei R-ao he closed to through traffic tt li MJJJ notice owing to rower construction*" Caution shcuud be p-^^JJS at the Intersect! n cf Arthur R°*" J% hobs and othe: road openings wj» m evidence.
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    "GEORGE & MARGARET
    129 2 "GEORGE MARGARET The booking for "Geo wd*£? t vi" is open al Hoi .L-pV to be presented by the rtc *J, «>s. at the Victi ria Theatre on w«° day. Friday and Saluruay. aad 1 1 /-nrt*w fr "George and Margaret" by oenvu vory, is at pr. ot ninningW houses
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    MARRIAGE.
    44 2 THE engagement i.> announaatt*js Mi Tan 8..-'i: Wah. the OW Mr. and Mi- Van Keng J^r* 9 grandson ot Mr Tan J»m» Miss Wee Kuan Neo tne &t daughter v Mr T aMJt p i Kiang The marriage WW on Monday, 6th Febraar/i
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    Young Indian Radio Man To Work On Wearne's Planes
    355 3 DISTINGUISHED FAMILY mast A^ATif r>l l un 0 s,aff R wrteo f fclayTfe S? s° k A Pa *l in "»™«W aviation in employ o^\vn;;';. a C howdhl »X wireless officer in the cat£ Th 7xh v f f Sei Vlces
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    MARRIED IN SINGAPORE
    57 3 The Wedding took place vesterdav «t Qf t~ u. fc^ZeWt^»T?^ C c hurch of Jliss Charles A. Dra-m. The R, v F* h'„ r 'H" de Souza > h'- c™, suax^^-ns* rs^-v* Rocinguese was bridesrrjaid and Mr, r n i MlSs Myra Hon.,, Th e w -jgrs^vsaßj:
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    Singapore Celebrates Its Birthday To-morrow
    287 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) THE anniversary of the founding of the [TiaWii I (1 f 1 Sit Stamford Raines f WIH Raffles was 38 years old when his Soffr^Jf? o nd cour age led to the foundation of Singapore. Seven years later ne died, a broken
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    SINGAPORE BIRD MARKET
    165 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter.) £!\<;A!>ORI S bird selling industry was again the subject of discussion at the last Municipal Commissioners meeting when a plea to make this Hade illegal, should all other attempts to improve the conditions under which the birds are kept prove unsuccessful was made by
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    HUNDREDS OF HATS ARE LOST BY MALAYAN TRAVELLERS DAILY
    568 3 HUNDREDS OF HATS ARE LOST BY MALAYAN TRAVELLERS DAILY (Tribune Staff Reporter) F S? U i' isit a ,itt]e room ar Roil Federated Malay States Railway station, Singapore, you will 1w by he hund ™^> hats, w ?> tS l l° ng hats and crushed hats. But that's not all.
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    Greetings Wires For The Chinese New Year
    177 3 JN connection with Chinese New Year, the Post Offices issues a reminder that inland greeting's telegrams at a fixed rate of 25 cents may be sent from any postal telegraph office in the Malayan telegraph system for delivery within that system. These telegrams
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    Concerts By Police Band
    123 3 Concerts By Police Band i The Band of the Straits Settlements Police will give a concert co-day under the direction of Mr. J. C. Hitch LRA.M A.R.C.M., R.M.S.M., at the Botanic Gardens at 8.30 p.m.: "Washington Grays" C. S. Grafulla, "Light Cavalry" Suppe, "Lilac Time" Franz Schubert, "Over the Waves"
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    Singapore Parents Protest At Changed School Hours
    204 3 (Tribune Staff Reporter) "KX P rn,s "u">oritl« Introduced apparently for the 'Cesm r 1 hour, tia faience J? T seriou incon I c enCit,) Parents „f lhe pupils the fcrt i- P™ to parents i 5* to wa't fa- schoul children I and
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    FELL THROUGH WINDOW
    52 3 An Indian was picked up unconscious after having fallen through a window on the first floor of a house in Market Street. l>.t.. on Friday night. The man, who w:»s taken to the General Hospital by the ambulance, had severe head injuries and compound fracture tf the
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    MALAY PRESS HOLDS CONFERENCE
    200 3 [From Our Oicn Correspondent] Johore Bahru, Friday. THE Lembaga Malaya Press, Johore 1 Bahru. held their first All Correspondents' Conference at the Press premises at Jalan Meldrum to-day. The idea of such a conference is to enable us to get to know our many correspondents scattered
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    CHINESE WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    86 3 Singapore, Satur lay.— The marriage was solemnised to-day. in the old Chinese style, at 39, Lcrong 22, Geylang Road ?i r ,T, an Han Sen £> eld est son of Madam Wee Seok Yan Neo and t Ti e late Mr. Tan Gim Wan, to Miss
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    STRIKERS STILL HOLDING OUT
    109 3 IFrom Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Friday. QVER two thousand workers of v the Central Workshops of the F..M.S. Railways at Sentul who have been en a sit-down strike Tuesday are still holding out. Yesterday the Controller of Labour and the Protector of Chinese met workers'
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    CHIEF JUSTICE ORDERS RETRIAL
    293 3 I a RPTPiA k lgapore Saturd *y. j\ «o>l-ttIAL was ordered this morningr by the Chief Justice, Sir Percy McElwaine, at the High Court m the appeal of Mohammed Haniffa Cader against a conviction j in the Relief Court on a charge of causing- hurt to
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    GIRLS Here Are The Real Secrets Of
    395 5 GIRLS Here Are The Real Secrets Of Sweat Sbdt&cn, UK 1.1. 4ml »Hli i kwaiac «|tieMion IhU morning Per'ian« v,.„ H „uldn'l Ihtefc i. -burninK" enough, but I kawj lhat "XJ2 young girls about the age of sixteen ««uju Question is. "Wha.' is a 16-year-old girl? Nothing to that at
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    MALAYAN FILM FARE
    245 5 MALA YAN FILM FARE Andv In Love A I Capitol f|WO of the greatest jmeniie stars. Judy Garland and Mickey Kooney (both grown up now) are starred together in Capitol* next big picture, "Love Finds Andy Hardy." Yes. you've guessed it correct first time its just another ot the Judge
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    Musical At The Alhambra...
    178 5 ALHAMBRA's next change v v'l be "Garden of the Moon,'' Warner Bros, comedy, all-musical show, with Margaret Lindsay, Pal O'Brien and John Payne in the leading roles. They say of John Payne thai because of his excellent acting <ancl singing) In this picture, he has estabJished
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    Cupid Uses Morse Code
    123 5 'THE r-jmance of Joan Blondell A and husband Dick Powell flowers even in the studios in which they work though i»o one knows anything about it' When Joan and Dick *ant to "talk" privately to each othei on a picture s>et thev use the telegraph i
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    Pavilion Goes Frenchy . . .
    291 5 Pavilion Goes Frenchy f IKE to see a picture that's diifer"it? You would 1 know. So would I. Pavilion's next change "Say It In French* promises to be an exciting picture and different. It combines sophisticated farce with merry romance, and Ray Miiland forms an ideal screen partner for the
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    PATCHING THINGS UP
    61 5 Sc^ne irom the all-comedy, musical picture "Garden of the Moon which will be seen at the Alhambra next change. Above you see MargTr* Lind av and John Payne "patching" up things. or so it seems L be. \«uh like John Payne. In this picture he makes his
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      126 5 45,000 Stars In Picture.... Etkf-v stars were made of silver a Per in ihe studio piop .shops to the cei inn ol the night club in tha- f u th Mcun". The set was so bit> Par ri-o three sta es ar d r^al Stars hynp n> Mar are t
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      452 5 HAD DIZZY SPELLS FOR 3 YEARS A Result of Indigestion •'Before taking Kruschen," a woman writes, "I had very bad dizzy spells and hot flushes. Dad spells of indigesticn, ana I was so nervous at times that the least thing would upcjet me. I was about thre* years in that
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    EXTRACTS
    54 6 Knitting Needle MUSIC From Smallest Piano In The World This miniature piano, only three a inches long, is the envy of the S world's model makers. It is the a handiwork of a Hungarian, and its two octaves have keys so small that they have to be played with
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    DUCHESS TO BE SEASON BEHIND
    245 6 THE Duchess of Kent, to whom-femi-nine eye.s have hitherto turned for a lead in fashions, will soon be a season behind the best-dressed women in J England. When she goes to Australia in November, accompanying her husband as Governor-General, she wiU take wit a her
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    Frightful HAVOC Wrought By GREED
    322 6 Frightful HAVOC Wrought By GREED Swopping Shop PRIS has a new idea— a salon where you swop instead of buy. The exhibition rooms look anaU edition of London's Caledonian Market Old typewriters, cameras and wireless sets are exhibited on tables, with sewing machines, lamps and gramophones mingled among them. In
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    BOMBAY BANS ELECTRIC HORNS
    110 6 NO electric horns will be permitted '»n cars in Bombay from April 1. The ban is an experimental one lastin* only six m:nths, but it is stated that in all probability it will become permanent. The measure is designed to reduce the nuisance from excessive use
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    Horizontal Union Jack Is Useless
    40 6 Horizontal Union Jack Is Useless JAPANESE militarists* reply to J British note: Imperial AirS ways plane nred on; bombs I dropped on British-owned busil ness premises in Chengchow. Both plane and building pro- mlnsntlv displayed the Union I Jack— horizontally.
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    What Is This?
    49 6 Many people mistook this picture for a work of surrealist art. It's a photograph, from above, of a streamlined automobile. It appeared in a Mexican newspaper and, the letter sent with it having been mislaid, it was described as "Impression of an old man; sculptor unknown."
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      378 6 No 26. SIXGAPOKL. I I u.iry 5. Im"" HARMONICAS FOR BANDS. IT is easv to form a harmonica band. and it Is also, easy to train it up but it is* not easy to get the proper Intonation from a band unless the band is equipped with the proper haimonicas—
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1608 7  - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L. Howkin IfE have all J ard stories of the wonderfu peraiiicacity g_ fortune telleis of the extraordinary thin»s they have been able t ItS dieats merely by looking at tteir hands Ton have heard perhaps of the young man who was told that he had no
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    SPY IN HIGH PLACES
    2439 8  -  Sydney Horler This Week's Short Story THE picture p? sented by that breakfast table placed in the bay window overlooking the Green Park was a pleasant enough sight, but the man acting as host did not live up to it. On the contrary, !ve the dntincl
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      411 8 Husband's Hair was in a Terrible State f„ His Hair Grsw by using KOTALKO B«lUngton. •gty auabang'i atat fe i «raa ta a terrible ataia. On* big bald pateb oa tbe top ol bia bea4 waa tbe «!a» oi teaS m "-We tag epaot peoagg Be trying to get tbia
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      265 8 SAFELY gi At the first signs of SB^j**^^y a cold or chill— a thick feeling in your head, the "shivers", aches in your bones take two Genasprin tablets in a little water. Your temperature will fall immediately in a few hours you'll be well. Remember 'Csenaspria' is ioo'\, pure. It
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      274 8 Asthma Banished Sound Sleep and Vigeur Restored Since the discovery of Metiilaco by an land enabl >u h aids American physician it is n.» longer neces- I ••]> ary for anyone to suffer from choking, tor in wheezing, gasping Asthma. Mendaco do< a < ad v. l< P away with
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    WHAT HITLER'S AIR FORCE LACKS
    331 9 "ation in the ,v»rld we ,p„„ r offence »wned l,v any IJh belief L> only partly .supported outnnmK tes l ava "aWf facts. It still vStTfc* Brlta R-A.F. by at feast teen rS ke i t0 one but Production has Jir n&n ed u° n
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    Why Do They Want To Fight Over Djibouti ? ? ?
    738 9 Why Do They Want To Fight Over Djibouti G. S. HAMMONDS WONDERS iv.itj.l I i oieb »n the news \a^ now. Mussolini wants ii and Fiar.ce wants to keep it, an 1 ordinary people like vou and I can't he!*, wondering wha' all 4 .he fuss is na.iy about. Probably
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    Names For Negro Children
    178 9 Names For Negro Children New York. COLLECTION if the strange names given io Negro children in the United States has been made by Dr. A. P. Hudson, the etymologist, and published under the name "The Science of Naming Negro Babies." j "Petty Larceny" was one of the Hud™ <L indi
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    Musical Festival Proposed In New York
    89 9 New York. DROMINENT New Yorkers, led by the Mayor, Mr. F. La Guardia, are supporting a £240,000 project to make New York the "musical capital of the world." For this purpose an elaborate sixmonth festival Is planned to take place SrJSS mer durin S
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    490 9 [By R. A. Thompson, Doctor Of Ocular Science] 'TWERE has been considerable debate in ni ntifc circle, abom whether a one-eyed man should drive. The argument h thVbhnd'evr 03 mS trom On the face of it, this seemed to be a logical r
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    2096 10 •BY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT) Swells Fund for Relief of Destitute Orphans Members of the Woman's Committee Chin »"**£s u*c it in turns to P^ hmam^mka Saturday nignt at the Great dj tlom le rt to snows prominent helpers who a,e '^mg ani.ght. Madame Wang So Wan,
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    816 11 Electric Light For Fraser's Hill \T3THING gives a frock that. exclusive lookthat hall-mark of a model— gown so quickly as a .touch of hand embroidery. This is, and always has been the opinion of the great dress houses and now Fashion ha3 ordained that It shall be seen everywhere— streaming
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    172 11 CAMERON HIGHLANDS Visitors' List T»HE steady stream of visiters to Cameron Highlands continues unabated, Among those who have left recently Is Miss L. Culleton of the District Hospital, Kuala Kangsar. She passed her holiday at the Cameron Highlands Hotel Mr. R. S Jagoe. Botanist, of the Agriculture Department of F.M.S.
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    479 11 KUALA LUMPUR News Of The Week rpHE extensive celebrations oi lsurt week for the coronation of H.H the Sultan of Selangor produced an atmosphere oi gaiety throughout this town. The streets and buildings were brightly decorated with all their various flags and at night were very attractively floodlighted. I think
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      274 11 j AT FOURTEEN LANGUID. PALIS AND THIN i j AT SIXTEEN FULL OF LIFE AND SPIRITS Listless, always Urea, oackward at school, lacking interest in games, peovirh. pale ind thin, life is an unhappiness m^ead of a joy to many girls and bovs. All Hie time, too, tnty are gradually
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      142 11 TURNS BACK THE CALENDAR Regains the vigour of his youth There is a certain old gentleman here In Malaya who has taken on a new lease in lif eVPassed middle age, he was becoming weak, feeble; felt that life held little more in store for him. Then came his awakening.
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    389 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Sunday, February 5, 1939. INDIANS IN MALAYA "VEGOTIATIOXS have been taking j x p'ace in New Delhi this week between the Malayan Government delegation and representatives of the j Government of India on the future Indian labour in and emigration to Malaya. Recently, ifter repiooontotions had been mad"
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    193 12 MALAYA had a brief glimpse—- j mostly on paper ot famed novelist H. G. Weils when he caile-d J this week on his way Hume from Australia Mr. Wells apparently did J not think much of Malaya's importance in the scheme of things in hi^ scheme of things
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      SPEECHES-and PLANS – THEY DON'T TALLY
      1196 12 SPEECHES -and PLANS THEY DON'T TALLY Singapore Welcomes New Defence Minister HE WILL GIVE US A FLEET fc^ INGAPORE should be inter ssted in the fact that a man of action— a seadog— -has replaced Sir Thomas Inskip as Minister for Co-ordination oi Defence. I don't think I am revealing
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      15 12 Malaya Locks At "Mine Gamp" Chamberlain has a new and bigger •gamp-he will need it
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    258 12  -  Anglius 'il* accelerated at the level crossing 4 thinking he could beat the train." "Ana .....j get across?" iu will when tlie stonemason's made 11 s) A UNTIE.— "What would vou do, Billy, ii pooi auntie were to die and your uncle were to
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      143 12 1 ON THIS PAGE I Anticipation k FORTNIGHT ago Stanley > Jones wrote of "a vast plan J of restoration of British power in the Far East," wh'ch in- eluded "a third Fieet based on Singapore" and which had been "delayed by politicians." He I i added th** politicians had
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    FORMER SUPREME COURT TO BE OFFICES FOR MALAYAN CENSUS
    268 13 FORMER SUPREME COURT TO BE OFFICES FOR MALAYAN CENSUS May Take Three Years (Tribune Staff Reporter) Show-place of the seventies, scene of many poignant trials, where for over 64 years justice has been administered in cases ranging from murders to love tangles, the old Supreme Court building will have a
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    Island Flying Club To Resume Activity Shortly
    204 13 (Tribune Staff Reporter) P^ANS for revivifying the Island Flying Club of Singapore ire hem** formed, and ais expected that soon the Club wHI reX™ it v.l.es, and numbers will again take to the air ltS aCt Of late the Club has not been
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    MALAYAN ROTARIANS FOR SIAM
    87 13 MALAYAN ROTARIANS FOR SIAM MALA k A will have a verv good representation at the Rotalan District Conference to be •eld ut Bangkok durUfc the < Wnese New rear holidays thfa month, 19 and >o. nl^Th iS U liNt _f si »^pore peoAllen tiey, D Franktl, E V s a
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    39 13 SSSn'Sa?. created the thPfofe^ co n manci is t0 be kn °wn as the JOtli. military district and will h" formed bythe halving- of the 20th^ffl! tary district. The decree creating the Effect and takes immediate
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    Are Great Men Born In Years Ending In 9?
    84 13 Helsinki.— Are years which end In "9" particularly productive of the great men The paper 'Huf vudstadsbladet" thinks that there may be something in this theory, and gives this list in support* 469 (8.C.) Socrates; 1599 Oliver Cromwell; 1729 Lessing; 1749
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    MALAYAN RESIDENT NEARLY BURNT TO DEATH
    384 13 fmkfhjjdjkdfdlfhfjk NIW he took t A :X r many years derartrnent^ t t^S" ,n thp accounts 3S Wu d.s Wint HP 1111 StUr Go,d the local hn«rl t W e wa^ a Patient LOST EVERYTHING **m Johore f VictS s Sfr I S Ve
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    Malay Settlement To Have Its Own Fire Brigade
    230 13 Malay Settlement To Have Its Own Fire Brigade (Tribune Staff Reporter) £N interesting move is In he made by the authority m jf u M vision of fire-hffMins equipment i„ Sinjrapore^ ifate, Settlement m Jalan Bonos. mm Government has I)urcha (i the equipment and it has been Jn the Settlement
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    TANFIELD JEWEL HOARD FOUND
    316 13 London, Jan. 20. "pROM secret information given to Mr. Percy Phillips, the accountant, who for months lias been investigating the mysterious disappearance of Tanfield's jewels, most of the hoard has been recovered. If will be sold at Messrs. Christie's. Mr. Phillips, the energetic young accountant who
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    A NOVEL DUET BROADCAST
    86 14 A NOVEL DUET BROADCAST Berlin. A DUET in which the singers were separated by 250 miles has been broadcast from the Leipzig radio station. Herr Helge Roswaenge, the tenor, was prevented by snow from flying to Leipzig from Vienna, so he sang his part in a local studio, and his
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    540 14 COLDS, ROUP AND FOWL POX Some Methods Of Treatment \V.r\». 3 By "Orpington POWL pox or chicken pox and diphtheria are amongst the most common of pouKry diseases Its presence on the farm may be marked by a condition of colds or catarrh in the st< ck. and the poultryman
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    75 14 r "P"l' Cairo. SHI.IKII Mohamed Zeidan. Cairo's wealthiest fruit dealer, was so certain of winning a case in the Summary Court here that he hired a band in advance to celebrate the event. When the Court announced a verdict in his favour the band struck up
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    Human Sacrifice On The Indian Frontier
    57 14 Human Sacrifice On The Indian Frontier Calcutta.— A 30-year-o t d male h*. been sacrificed to Ma thai Thang <the Gods in Heaven by Naga tribesmen ir the Chindwin district, on the NorthEast Frontier of India. The slave was bought for £45. it is This is the first recorded humari
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      154 14 «ti_£_olw_V mmW W '4**^^ mW 44 A accumulation of wind caused me t\ to roll in agony for 30 hours," A writes Mr. R. H. W., of W. Burton. I was so ill that my doctor had to be sent for. The pain eased a little, but then came on
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    512 15 SAVED TO BUY SHIP London, Jan. 20. npHREE young men in their early twenties, tired ol conventional ives n unenterp-isin^ jobs, are in London to-dav making the final preparations for an adventure which they first planned during their schooldays together »1 Canford.
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    55 15 Germans Alarmed At Growth Of Cancer Dusseldorf— Cancer claims a deaih '•very three-and-a-half mmutes in Germany, according to statistics published here. Sufferers from the disease at present tctal more than 4nc,000. Medical men in Dusseldorf arc agitating lor a concerted campaign against the disease, and a public meeting to discuss
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    59 15 Budapest. -A modernised version of ShLikespeaies -A.s You Like It" has been written for the stage here by the Hungarian poet Lorine Szabo. He spent a year en the task, retiring lo the Elack Forest, to work undisturbed. The play is being acted at
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    200 YEAR OLD CLOCK
    75 15 Sydney. RESPITE rough weather en route, a 200-year-old grandfather dock has arrived here irom England without losing a second. The pendulum quivered during heavy seas in the Ind tan Ocean, but the clock kept perfect time. It was shipped to Sydney for Mr. K. R. Brocklelmrts/
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    110 15 Ankara. A BILL to institute three months' compulsory service in fire brigades for Turkish men between the ages of 18 and 50 has been prepared by the Ministry of the Interior to reinforce the nation's AK.P. system. It is expected that several hundred th u.«and people
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    255 15 TICKET CLUE TO TRUNK MURDER rivmn Paris, Jan. 19. ticket dated December 30 and a scrap of rewspaper on which is scribbled the names of several bars in Monfrn.irtre are the only clues which the Paris police have so far in the trunk murder riddle of Room 13. Room 13
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    85 15 Ankara.— More than 5.000 silver medals and cash grants have Deen awarded to mothers of six or more children by the Ministry of Public Hygiene About 10.000 more of these awards have been ordered and will be distributed as soon as the State mint delivers them.
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    1059 16 AFTER R.A.E SECRETS London, Jan. 20. 4 LITTLE blonde who died in a {^ff-Slf A lieved by her friends and associates to have oe.n persecution and haimting dread. st;m(! she Up to a point that may he true, hut, ohcv
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    56 16 Auckland. V7HEN Caesar, an Alsatian I notice dog which has appeared in several \^Smmtm*Tn fcr Australia, its passport mmm ft i\! lStra «f al \he dog's identity by them of the aog nosep rint comparing it *nn thev already have. Caesar's noseprint was taken by the
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      262 17 ON THE AIR TO-DAY When And Where To Listen In SINGAPORE ZHL >r> metres (1.33 me s) ZHP 3U.9K metres (9.69 me s) am. 1! 00 Military band music. 11.10 Light orchestral concert by Roller's Hungarian Band, dircevci by C Reller 'relayed from the Sea View Hotel) p. Ti. 12
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      234 17 LONDON TRANSMISSION 5 am GSB M Mes a1 55 m) J 'London Log.'* u.5€ Music Hall* Including: George Doonan (The Life and 8oul of the Paty», with BBC Variety Whestra, conducted by chai tes ShadweU. Presented by John Snarman. J.50 Saturday sport The news and announcements GMT] Si ial Ut
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      219 17 li. .00 Mario de Pietro ;md his Estudiantina. a.m. 1^20 Close clown. 1 BERLIN DJB 15.20 Mcs (19.7 m.) p.m. 0 20 Concert of light music. 1 20 News in English. 1 35 Concert of light music (continued). 8.20 News and review of the week in German. 3.3o German achievements.
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      135 17 HOLLAND PCJ 15.22 Mcls (19.7 m.) p.m. I 645 ~~J,, 45 Special broadcast for tei? China, Japan and further India by the Roman Catholic Broad7 Ar x T as ing As3 °ciation (K.R.oV 7.4j National anthem and openixieannouncement 7 50 Special broadcast on behalf o' Vlfet YMC A bv Mr
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      NOW SHE'S A TENNIS CHAMP
      36 19 Miss Helen Khon*. one of the best badminton players in Perak who has also been doing well in Perak tennis. Last year she won the Ipoh dub ladies* tennis singles championship.
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      341 19 (By "Sphinx"— Penang) gOUN preparations will be under way for the running of the Penang open badminton championships. The Penang Badminton Association held its general meeting on Jan. 31, and quite a number of interesting matters were discussed. The annual report presented to
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      864 19 SAMUEL'S PLAY ADMIR ED BY BADMINTON CRITICS IN ENGLAND Welsh Championships Were Unique In Many Ways (By "Rambler" Selangor) SLOWLY but very surely Samuel is putting Malaya on the world badminton map. He has impressed commentators in England and in the latest issue of the Badminton Gazette, writing of the
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      408 19 Perak Novices' Tourney This Month EUROPEANS ARE ALSO PARTICIPATING (By "Racquet"— Perak) HE first novices' tournament which is being organised by thi Kinta District Badminton Association wil! be held this mentji and indications are that the event will prove a great success. j The entries tor this competition will close
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      219 19 Marigold's Year Of Success TO-DAY, members of the Marigold Badminton Party in Singapore listen to a very interesting and indeed gratifying review at the annual general meeting of the Party which takes p.a."? at the Kheng Cheng School, in Derbyshire Road, at 10.30 a.m. Report which Ls to be presented
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      ANSON ROAD STADIUM SHOULD BE IMPROVED
      525 20 Hugh Savage Say* Thai ■RESPITE the fact that .soccer is the most popular game in Singapore pore one cannot but deplore th*i/accomm. -elation set aside by the local authorities for this grand game. I allude to 1 1 e An on Road Stadium which
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      "Pete" On BOXING
      314 20 "Pete" On BOXING LAST week there was a small card j at the Bukit Bintang Park at Kuala Lumpur when there were three t.k.o.'s out of a card of five rights. Tiger Aman defeated Ruby Lim when the latter's seconds threw in the towel between the interval during the 7th
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      HOCKEY SPOTLIGHT
      842 20 HOCKEY SPOTLIGHT ■mcljjci^iPi'i REFLECTIONS or the European vs. Rest match are overshadowed by the thought tha< tlie days when Asiatics filled most of the places in the State side are over. Monday's game exploded the belief that the S.C.C. could produce but a very fewState players, and the European side,
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    BRITISH DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM
    127 21 BRITISH DEMOCRATIC SYSTEM London, Feb. 4. JN a speech at the Youth Conference on Democracy at present being held in London, Lurd Baldwin, former Prime .Minister, emphasised the great strength of the democratic system in Great Britain. It was slow and natural growth with deep roots, so that in working
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    Roosevelt Accused Of Violating Monroe Doctrine
    291 21 T___, fterlin, Feb. 4. HL Foreign Office in a .statement accuses President Roosevelt of aiming at an "open belligerent intervention- in European affairs and violation of the Monroe doctrine. The statement contained "diplomatic political information' which is only issued occasionally denoting its great significance.
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    REICHSBANK "PURGE" CARRIED A STEP FURTHER
    105 21 REICHSBANK "PURGE" CARRIED A STEP FURTHER Berlin, Feb. 4. carrlV? U ge f the Re *h.'bank was EhrhlrH^ !e S L U rther to da y- Directors fheir nnS? nd D BI t' Ssing were reli eved of Lnool*^ B th belon Sed to the old The Hn.iJ° nS n
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    Facilities For Old Boys In New St. Andrew's School Premises
    134 21 Facilities For Old Boys In New St. Andrew's School Premises Singapore, .Saturday. S h° f thC School *a* u«;l v t the who,e "pp er store y **iiuW f a O in the ne w school ioa^ for their as a clubAd Tn^>? iSClased °y Rev. R K 8 ft^^T
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    Frozen To Death
    29 21 Fro zen To Death Qof 17 <>_?_ leven Ol,t of a J21 h "k&S were frozen to eS? n Five n >lount Hak ••♦«»«d^_- Ve bodies have been re- Reuter
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    TAPPER'S 60-FOOT FALL
    25 21 TAPPER'S 60-FOOT FALL [From Our Own Reporter] in a 2r^St; E S^ S^ the spinal column sustained, .1 ,s feared, a fraeturc of «i«s ,^*.e___*
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    WUHAN SONGSTERS EXCEL AGAIN
    125 21 I THE Wuhan Songsters gave another excellent concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall last night, thus adding a further mark of distinction to their previous successes. Among those present at last night's performance, were the Consul General for China. Mr. Kao Ling-Pai, Mrs. Kao Lmg-Pai. Sir
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    CHINA PLEASED WITH ROOSEVELT
    132 21 Chungking. Feb. 4. THE official Central Daily News interprets Roosevelt's reported statement that "France is the actual frontier of America" as tantamount to saying "war or peace on Britain and France is tantamount to war or peace for the United States." Close study of President Roosevelt's
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  • Bomb Outrages In London
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      Important Secret Clues Discovered By The Police
      441 21 THREATENING LETTER TO LORD HALIFAX J)ETECTIVES who are conducting invests inn Umdm > Feb 4 U ou ?rages in London JSflTem^ ih *»»■> much importance is attached to them that Ktv?u immediately over to the Special Branch. It ,s bet VP H f
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      MADAME CHIANG'S "INDOMITABLE COURAGE AND LEADERSHIP"
      43 21 MADAME CHIANG'S "INDOMITABLE COURAGE AND LEADERSHIP" New York, Feb. 4. The Federation of Women's Clubs of New York City has awarded a gold medal to Madame Chiang Kai Shek for "her indomitable courage and leadership in the crisis on her native land." Reuter
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      ST: ANDREW'S YEARLY "RUGBY" DINNER
      281 21 \yELL attended and an unqualified success, lhe ennrnd mm***, held last night by the St. Andrews d I rugger activities. Conspicuous in the centre ol the hell was tne 'Kicking Ci bed Lor annual competition by M: j. H. John J-.A.0.8. coach ior th< last
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      HITLER'S DRASTIC AIR FORCE DECISION
      99 21 HITLER'S DRASTIC AIR FORCE DECISION Berlin, Feb. 4. AN official communique announces sweeping reorganisation of the ar force has been decreed by Hitler. It says it is a decisive step aimed at strengthening state preparedness and the striking force of the air force and its further growth in personnel and
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      Bombs Among Worshippers
      41 21 Budapest, Feb. 4. FOURTEEN persons, mostly aged 1 Jews, were injured (ten seriously) when two hand grenades were thrown among worshippers leaving one of the Hungarian capital's chief synagogues. Three arrests are reported to have been made. Reuter
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      Strike Called Off
      29 21 New York, Feb. 4.— Trie liftmen's strike has "ended with the acceotance of a compromise offered in the settlement proposals made by Mayor La Guardia.— Reuter
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      Local Firm's Anniversary
      343 21 Twit „u sin gapore, Saturday. HE tenth anniversary celebrations of Messrs. Wah Hin and Co., were held at their premises. 62. Robinson Road, today. In the morning about 200 European merchants were entertained by the proprietors, followed by 400 members of the leading Chinese business-houses in Singapore.
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      NOTHING TO GAIN FROM WAR
      95 21 S London. Feb. 4. IR Thomas Inskip, Decretory of State „.J or the Dominions, said last night ii Hitler's profession of a desire for lcn° peace wa^ to be given its true importance, it was proper to remember that Great Britain was a formidable nation
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      Jap Exploitation Efforts Prove Futile
      209 21 TTIFFortc? e .u t Nanchang-, Feb. 4. tft mib of the Japanese to gain central China's economi- resources nrm JfX 3^. 1^ Mtl al ng the main line of communication have provi d to be fnWe, according to General Yen-ten*, Commander-in-Chief Na JZIiT \f" U
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      Spanish Art And Treasures
      119 21 Perpignan, Feb. 4. Delvayo visited Perpignan yesterday to confer with_the director of the Paris Louvre about securing the safety of Spain's art and treasures. Hater he announced having arranged to place them for safekeeping in the League of Rations at Geneva., to which place they will
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      BELGRADE GOVT. RESIGNS
      48 21 Belgrade, Feb. 1. THE Government has resig This is a sequel to the disagreement over the solution to the Croatian problem. "There was a heated debate :'i Parliament. Hie opposition rnembem« walked out without voting. Five Moslems and a Slovenia minister then wsigned immediately.- Reuter
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    HOME SOCCER RESULTS League And Cup Ties
    357 22 HOME SOCCER RESULTS League And Cup Ties London, Feb. 4. HEARTS' victary over Elgin C. by a margin of 14 goals to on. s in their rt tic was an ...t.tar.ding feature of Scottish Cup matches play ed l to da> All he tic, (both English and Scottish leagues) -ere
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    ARTILLERY DUEL ACROSS YELLOW RIVER
    81 22 ARTILLERY DUEL ACROSS YELLOW RIVER t hungking, Feb. 4. AN artillery duel is proceeding aciosj the Ye'low River between Chinee and Japanese fore? in the vicinity of Tungkwan ar.-l Hotsin. Otherwise, no frch development is reported on the Shar.s": front. A Chinese d spatch claim > that a Lquadron of
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    B.B.C. GERMAN BROADCASTS
    60 22 Berln Feb 4.— Doctor Adolf HalfeM writing in the Hamburger Fremden Elatt describes the 8.8.C. German broadcasts as "insolent British propaganda." and adds: "Eitner the Chamberlain Government is wprkmg ior peace in which case this cheap propaganda is hardly fit or Britain thinks it fit t- employ
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    BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR
    69 22 BRITISH INDUSTRIES FAIR London, Feb. 4.-A record number of overseas buyers are visiting the two s ecSSTo? the British industries Fair at London and Birmingham at the end ol this month. This was mentioned py Mi. R I midson. Parliamentary Secretary ol the Department of Overseas Trade, m Speech last
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    HOME FOR REFUGEES
    21 22 'mm*. Bue Feb 4.— The Netherlands i^dSEd to* admit 00.400 adult i :>d about 1.000 child refugees Reuter
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    No Re-Orientation Of China's Policy
    189 22 Chungking, Feb. 4. n^hanired Thc rumours about the •THINAS national pohcy remains »"<*»"«!": r session of the t rt orienta.-on at poli-y at the recent fifth V*™'? m Central Executive Crmmittec of lhe D K K^T Minister toM Chungking Yeh Chu-tsans. new Kunmintang Publicity M
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    Franco's Troops Near French Frontier
    39 22 Burgee, Feb 4. With the fall rf Gerona Gev Franco's forces are oily 34 milr- from ihe Wn neh frontier Bare at n 60 miles, u- thr rest oi ine iMava.u.- ,Uiii> coin.-.. Reuter
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    MORE US. PLANES FOR BRITAIN
    34 22 London. Feb. 4,-The Air Mintetry has ordered 250 more aircraft fr--ir_. tne United States. The new machines comori^e 50 Lockheed general reconnaissance machines and 200 North American trainers. Reuter
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    Increased Fine For Wasting Court's Time
    212 22 Increased Fine For Wasting Court's Time [From Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Saturday. DORAISAMY, who apparently star tec. celebrating Thaipusam a little t*c early was found by a kindly police constable lying on the five-foot way on a barber'!: shop in Hugh Low Street and taken to she police station, thence
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    RECEPTION FOR REFUGEE SCIENTISTS
    63 22 RECEPTION FOR REFUGEE SCIENTISTS London, Feb. 4— A reception is being held at Burlington House next Tuesday j in honour of over 200 refugee scientists und 5-cholars from six different European countries. Tlie guests will be received bv Sir Wi'.liom Pragg, president of the Roya 1 C::ciety, Sir Frederic Kenyon.
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    THROWN OUT OF WORK
    32 22 Hundred of boatmen (one of them appears in the picture above) have been thWi, out of work as a result of Japanese naval operations alon* the China coast.
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    REST WIN ANNUAL ST. ANDREW'S RUGBY MATCH
    319 22 REST WIN ANNUAL ST. ANDREW'S RUGBY MATCH ReH 5 P*s- old Boys 'a.' a PtS KCSV Singapore, Saturday. PLAYED on water-logged ground, in Farrer Park to-day .the annual n«by fixture between the St. Andrew Old Boys and the Rest results in a win for thc latter by five points (a
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    Baldwin's Refugee Fund
    18 22 Lord Baldwin's fund for refugees now stands at a total of £390.053.— British Official Wireless
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    Loan To China Undei Review
    139 22 Loan To China Undei Review London, Feb. 4. "THE last has not boas heard of 1 the proposal fcr a British loan to China, I gather," says the Daily Mail's city editor 'in spite of tne hazards of the Sino-.lapanese war. "British trading interest* would welcome well-directed eccnoir.ic assistance to
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    Wales Beat Scotland
    28 22 London, Feb. 4— ln a match played .it Cardiff before a crowd of 50,000. Wales defeated Scotland at rugby by 11 points to three Reuter
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    Woman Tied, Gagged And Robbed
    242 22 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lininur. Friday. A SEQUEL to the daring robbery that took place on Wednesday night nee- the Flyin^ Club when Leong Ngen, an elderly Chinese woman. was tied up, graced, the house rarsar.^ed and $45 worth of jewellery stolen was heard
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    40 'Planes Participating In Penang Air Rally
    337 22 I From Our Gun Repay::, "Vn.tv sat inl:?y. ERI VL ...nil are aro«**l n Feb >**« A'' i„ ft air ..By the Peatt* wearne's De Haviiland planes. Major Moths a Sunderland flying "forixess ,nd rosslbl7 a KL.M. Douglas are amon? ™e aircraft tsWn_
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    Entire Family Killed By Fire
    96 22 London, Feb. 4. FIREMEN fcught their way to the top floor of a blaz.ng two-storev house in Penny fields, Limehouse. and founcl a youn"- married couple, and their nve-vear-old daughter and a six nunths oid baby boy huddled together near a window, all dead, except
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    Prison For Entering House
    162 22 Prison For Entering House S'ngapore, Saturday. AIUKE&TED by two constables whe bad cm him c«min« out of a backlane off Martaban Read in the ■nail hours en lan "tap Seng Kui we* tried to-day before Mr. L B. Gibson, the district .'udge, Wh< (onvi"<<{* Hm Ml a charge of "hoosrbreai
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    Alleged Theft Of A Ring
    75 22 Alleged Theft Of A Ring Singapore, Saturday. -Sv/ee E* J* was this morning charged in the FWb Police Court before Mr. L. C. G***™ the alleged theft of a ring brie rtfngto Lim Chin Hoe in his dwelling it Puiau Serembun on Jan. 17 Accused claimed trial, and Court spector
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    REQUIRED TO SHOW CAUSE
    69 22 REQUIRED TO SHOW CAUSE Singapore, Saturday Lan Soon Hg appeared before Mr. L. C ««J» fifth police court this mornmg J was required to show cause why n should not be ordered to execute bond for good behaviour. Accused opposed the order and Cou; inspector Alex R. Mac^an asked* a.
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    FLOOD DISASTER
    46 22 tjpv; Yrrk Feb. 4.— Thirteen P^< are C known rk to F be dead and four g .....red dead as a result of J^f^, Ohio River tributaries in Ohio, jw land and West Virginia Scores o^P* pic have been anven from their n^ Reuter
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    The, Turf SPEAR OF SARAWAK WINS ISKANDAR CUP AT IPOH
    979 23 The, Turf SPEAR OF SARAWAK WINS ISKANDAR CUP AT IPOH Survives Objection CHEEKY UPSETS TO PAY $115 \Fram Our G:cn Reporter] armDii i m j t 'P' ,h Saturday. A ";V vt d **>' a rari "ff «f the Perak Turf x Hubs Jan.-! eb. meeting at Inoh wh.,k Rain
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    SINEWS OF WAR
    52 23 Chungking, Feb. 4. The National Military Council has rei ved a further remittance of $100,000 Chinese from overseas Chinese in t^e r/nited States as a contribution to Cfcira's war chest. Generalissimo Chi- Kal she* Is rending a telegram iu. :.i:'. lh: iu ipr their patriotism. Cnfncse Centred
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    EMILIO BETTINA WINS WORLD CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE
    148 23 EMILIO BETTINA WINS WORLD CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE New York, Feb. 1. AT Madison Square Garden, a crowd of 1>),000 stim thz world's cruiserweight title fight, accoding to the New York State Athletic Commission, in Which EipUig Bettina frcm Beacon, New York, technically knocked cut Tiger Fox, the Negro from Spokane in
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    Muar Chinese Beat Teachers At Hockey
    379 23 Muar Chinese Beat Teachers At Hockey [From Our Gicn Correspondent] Muar. A GOAL by C. C. Chew early in the second half gave the Muar Chinese hockey team a I—o1 0 victory over the Government School Teachers when the sides met in a friendly match played at the Government English
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    Invitation Tennis Tourney At S. C. C. During Chinese New Year
    55 23 Invitation Tennis Tourney At S. C. C. During Chinese New Year An open invitation lawn tennis tournament sanctioned by the LT.A. of Malaya will be held on the Singapore Cricket Club courts on Feo. 17. 18. 19. 20 and 21, play commences al 4.45 pm en th^ opening date. Entries
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    TOMMY FARR SPARRING WITH A FILM ACTOR
    37 23 TOMMY FARR SPARRING WITH A FILM ACTOR jr Trevor Wignall thinks that' Tommy Farr is a boxer who has got (the most breaks in the world to-day. Tommy is here seen spar- ring- with a film star.
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    MALAYAN RUGBY TOURISTS DRAW WITH HONG KONG
    173 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Hongkong, Feb. 4. r |^HE Malayan Rugby team visiting Hongkong played their first match this afternoon, meeting the Hongkong Rugby Club. A thrilling game ended in a draw of nineteen points all, and this result was a good reflection
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    MERRY UNION B.P.
    130 23 Before a large gathering of spectators, an enthusiastic match was played between the Merry Union Badminton Party "B" String and the Chinese Sports Association on last Sunday at the Happy World Stadium, resulting in victory for the former 7 games to nil. SmGLES:— C. B. Nair beat
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    THE CASE OF TOMMY FARR
    455 23 |F this were a detective story 1 would be inclined to call it "The Strange Case Of Tonutiy Fnrr," writes Trevor Wigiiall in the Sunday Referee. It is a lon^ time since I test v. rote aboi't the Welsh heavyweight, hut re.-ont happenings have led
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    Table Tennis Assn. Meeting
    544 23 (By "Pete") T'HE eighth annual general meeting A of the Singapore Table Tennis Association was held yesterday afternoon at the Board Room of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club. j 1 Mr. son Ghee S'oon presided and among those present were Messrs. T. W. Ong, Dr. Tay
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    RAIN WASHES OUT HOCKEY GALA
    34 23 Singapore. Saturday. This afternoon's heavy dcwnpom* washed out the Cc v!on Sports Clu'- Hcck^y Ch-ta which had beet) arranged on an elaborate »r«le llie tun 'i' n has cn
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