Malaya Tribune, 6 February 1936

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest Sales Vol XXIII -No. 30 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 FIVE CENTS The Malaya Tribune Singapore: Thursday, Feb. 6, 1936. Malaya Tribune 14 SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1936 FIVE CENTS
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      115 1 I J- >- =^i^M— II Read The SUNDAY J TRIBimE Dominant In Malaya I constantly maintained. K^^^^^^ v v THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD. 1 wimiiMni "1 1 My Civers I 11 So Different So Alluring p 6 r* LTU SHINING COLOURFUL CUT CRYSTAL H l^s GLEAMING SILVERWARE s AND
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      189 1 GRAND DISPLAY OF NEWEST STYLES OP WATCHES FOE NEW YEAR GIFTS Genuine Reduced Price* On view at MALAYAN WATCH CO, 438, North Bridge Road, (near Middle Road) t I PEERLESS I ERASMIC SOAP J Dainty, Alluring, Fragrant PEERLESS J Iji ERASMIC is incomparable and invaluable for tne toilet and can
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    SHIPPING NEWS & NOTICES. BRITISH COMPANIES
    412 2 SHIPPING NEWS NOTICES. BRITISH COMPANIES 61 With Fleets Of Over 50,000 Tons THE number of British shipping companies with fleets of over 50,000 tons gross, says the "Syren and Shipping in its New Year number, remained the same at the end of last year as it was at the close
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    MAIERFORM ACTIVITIES
    294 2 80 Ships Ordered During 1935 A TOTAL of 80 Maierform ships have been ordered during 1935, this having been one of the most successful years since the commencement of operations of the company. This contrasts with 36 in 1934 and 18 in 1933, and 37 ships from 1927
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    CANADIAN PACIFIC
    326 2 Rumour Of New 30,000Ton Liners Denied A REPORT that the Canadian Pacific Line are contemplating building three 30,000-ton liners this year is described in official quarters as "mce dockside rumour." An emphatic denial of any such project was made to "The Journal of Commerce and Shipping Telegraph" recently
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    JAPANESE SQUADRON
    49 2 Cadets To Make A Cruise To New York The new Japanese training squaddu will be organised with the cruisers, Yakumo and the Iwate. under command of Vice-Admiral Zengo Yoshida. The squadron, with about 300 cadets on board, will sail in June on a cruise to New York.
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      420 2 BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. N. CO.'s SAILINGS: OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage. Spore. 1936. SOMALI 6,810 Feb. 12 CORFU 15,000 Feb. 14 RANCHI 17,000 Feb. 28 BANGALORE 6 000 Mar. 12 NALDERA 16,000 Mar. 13 CARTHAGE 15,000 Mar. 27 BHUTAN 6,100 Apr. Q RAJPUTANA 17.000 Apr. 10 BEHAR 6,000 Apr. 19
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      54 2 O.S.K. LINE] s.s. "MANILA MARU" (10,000 Tons Gross). I LEAVES SINGAPORE FEB., 9TH. at p.m. direct for COLOMBO (arr. at Colombo, Feb. 14th, at p.m.) and East South African and South American Ports. Pasaage Faiee to Colombo: Ist. :ird Deck. $126 $31.2© $17. For further particulars, please apply to: (OSAKA
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      582 2 N. V. K. LWE GENERAL PASSENGER AGENTS, CUNARD WHITE STAR, LTD., (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar. s.s. KASHIMA MARU Feb. 6 t m.s. YASUKUNI MARU Feb. 19 s.s. HAKONE MARU Mar. 5 s s SUWA MARU Mar. 19 Rates to 1st class
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      506 2 PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE. BANGKOK LINE. Luxurious One Class Motorships. Most Cabins have adjoining private bath, r^x;elle^R Ui tIRSEILLE S LONDON ROTTERDAM, HAMBURG AND COPENHAGEN. From From From From Spore Malacca Port Penang M S STiam JUTLANDIAII-2 11-2 12-2 14-2 MEONIA 3-3 3-3 4-3 6-3 MJSUL 24-3 24-3 25-3 27-3
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      423 2 STEAMER SAILINGS NORDDEUTSCHER p I (Incorporated in Germany). The undernoted are the Company's intended fixtures— OUTWARDS. maKILA HONGKONG, SHANGHAI, For MANILA^HU^. na JAPAN. 1936. s "HAVEL" also calls Iloilo Feb. 25 «SoNAU" omits Manila Mar. 8 homewards holla K amb«RG and I "NECKAR" also calls Marseilles Casablanca Feb ll "GNEISENAU"
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    LONDON RUBBER MARKET
    387 3 Position Continues To Improve T oncion, Feb 5 UESSRS. Lewis and Peat, Ltd, London. IT: in theii weekly report dated Jan. 22. ■tntei PLANTATION.—The market became a 1 tcr early in the week and some the advance in values was lost day, however, the market is gain
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    TRADE WITH CANADA
    40 3 Montreal—F.M.S. -Shipping Service This Year Increased trade between Canada and ihe Federated Malay States has brought about completion of arrangements for P Montrcal-Ma'ay State service to be •~.ut into operation this year with three .reighters in use.
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    KUCHAI TIN LIMITED
    51 3 The results of the working of the UCket dredge of Kuchai Tin Ltd., for "he previous month are as follows. Actual Running Time 569 hours 53 mins. Time Lost 174 hours 7 mins. Average Digging Depth 47.4 feet. Ore Won 1.040 piculs. Yardage Treated 140 000 cubic
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    FINANCIAL NEWS & VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS
    1563 3 FINANCIAL NEWS VIEWS LATEST SINGAPORE SHARE QUOTATIONS The following share quotations are issued by Fraser and Co. and Lyall and Evatt:— MINING Singapore. Wednesday, 10 a.m. Issue. Fraser Lyall Value Co. Evatt A. Kumbang 33 34 32 6 33 6 tl A. Malay 59<- 60!- 591- 601tV* itam 14 6
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    103 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Wednesday, noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F. 0.8. February) 24 3 4 24 13 16 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F. 0.8. February) 24 5 8 24 3 4 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 24 3 4 24
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    SINGAPORE RUBBER AUCTION
    144 3 Prices Realised At Weekly Sale Singapore, Wednesday. •THE Singapore Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association, held its 1263rd auction, to-day when there were: Catalogued 920,957 lbs.—tons 411.14 Offered 915,971 lbs.—tons 408.91 Sold 835,148 lbs.—tons 372.83 London—Spot 7d. New York—Spot 14 15 16 cts. PRICES REALISED RIBBED SMOKED SHEET.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    134 3 Awaiting Developments At Geneva Reuter Wireless. London, Feb. 3. THE Stock Exchange was some what subdued, pending developments at Geneva, and prices were irregulai Gilt-edged, international and foreign issues sagged but oils and several industrials strengthened.! while the weekend firmness in Paris sympathetically affected diamonds and South African
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    IRON AND STEEL
    80 3 Agreement With South African Producers Reuter. London, Feb. 5. 1 African iron and steel product is have signed a four-year agreement J with the International Cartel and the British Federation, which South African works will supply all the requirements they are capable of producing while the importation
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    TRADE RECOVERY
    60 3 Conferences Between U.S. And Britain Reuter. Washington, Feb. 5. MR. Cordell Hull, in a talk to the press, revealed that a series of conferences regarding the means of promoting international trade recovery were taking place with Sir Ronald Lindsay. Mr. Hull hoped that a substantial accomplishment would result,
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    RUBBER STATISTICS
    58 3 Malaya's Imports During January The total imports of rubber into Malaya during January were 12 58*? \srainst 15.142. for January. 1935. The figures represent dry tons. Of the total 6,557 tons came from the N.E.I. 2.385 tons from Sarawak. 2.141 tons from Siam and the remainder from Brunei.
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    NEW SCUDAI
    36 3 Th* output of the Estate of New Scurutf, Ltd., for the month of January 1P36 amounts to 32.100 lb making a total of 328,550 lb. for the ten nicnths of the current financial year.
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    SILVER LIKELY TO REMAIN STABLE
    122 3 Unkss America Starts Buying Again Reuter. wot u ripple," said a leading banket when interviewed by Router, in describing the calmness of the silver market on resuming forward silver dealings. The resumption was whole-heartedly welcomed, but no figures are available. The Indian speculative position has
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    PRAGUE FAIR
    145 3 Favourable Outloak t or March Exhibition The revival of Czechoslovakia's export trade in 1935 has influenced most favourably the preparation-work for Jie next Prague Fair. Entries have been received in largely increased numbers for many of the groups, and the exhibits will cover the whole field of Czechoslovakia's
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    CHINA FINANCE
    60 3 Sin Chew Jit Poh. Shanghai, Feb. 4. As a result of the ban on speculation, fluctuations in the prices of bonds have intensified. The Brokers' Guild are petitioning the Ministry of Finance for the reduction of the amount of the Government's reconstruction loan as the burden is jegardPd
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      150 3 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LIMITED. MEYER CHAMBERS, RAFFLES PLACE. Ca jltal Fully Paid Yen 100.000.000. Reserve Fund Yen 127.450,000 HEAD OFFICE: YOKOHAMA. BRANCHES at Alexandria, Batavia, txjuiDay, Berlin, Calcutta, Canton, uairen, Fengtien, Hamburg, Hankow. Harbin. Honolulu, Hongkong, Hsinking, Karachi Kobe, London, Los Angeles. Manila. Moji. Nagasaki, Nagoya, New York, Osaka.
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      28 3 THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORA HON, LTD. FIRE. MARINE, MOTOR CAR, PERSONAL ACCIDENT AND WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION INSURANCE. HEAD OFFICE: 16D. Cecil St.. Singapore. L. G. JOHNSON, General Manager.
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      331 3 THE UNITED CHINESE BANK, LIMITED. 'Incofp ra in the Straits Settlement*) 81-A, Chulia Street, (Bunham Building) Singapore. Authorised Capital $4,00<J 000. i*3ed, Subscribed and Paid Up $1,000.000 j:»<raphic AJdr«'rts.— Telephone Nos.:— Tyehuabank 518 J. 5183, 1134 51X5 518« Buurd of Directors:— Vpe Kht-nvr Chiang Brq. Chairman xoe Beng Cheang, Esq.,
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      224 3 t 1 V V w J SAFEGUARDED INSURANCE. So long as premiums on Insurance are met protection for your family Is a certainty. But there Is always the danger that protection may be lost, when an accident diverts funds from the Insurance to meet expenses. The Asia Life offers a
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      409 4 j SCHIFFNER CO., LTD. TELEPHONE 7342. j A p. M. HASSAN 36 37, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE, f We undertake all sorts of work in electrical, gas and water service lines. We give prompt attention to all orders either big or small. Why not consult us about your requirements? Estimate
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      533 4 OFFICE:—124 126, (2nd. Floor), Robinson Road. SHOPS:—203, (Ground Floor), Serangoon Road; 328 330 332 334, (Ground Floors'; Orchard Road: 51, (Ground Floor>. Cross Street: 32, Mohamed Sultan Road; 96, Kallang Road, 47, and 49 Cross Street. 3HOPHOUSES: —63 83, Kim Yam Road. COMPOUND HOUSES:—374, Thomson Road: 39 St. Michael's Road.
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      603 4 SUCCESS through BASIC ENGLISH COURSE.—New stock arrived. Basic English, Basic Words, A B C. of Basic English, Basic Dictionary, Everyday Basic, Basic by Examples, Brighter Basic, Basic for Business, Applied Science, Economics, Astronomy, Julius Caesar, Gulliver in LUliput, Stories from Shakespeare, Stories from the Bible, Uplift in Economics, Philosophy of
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      617 4 NOTICE It is notified for public information should any further statement oral or written be made that my wife Mrs. A. C. Begg is a Kling, legal action will be taken. Mrs. Begg is a Burmese Eurasian having no Indian blood whatever. N. C. BEGG. TENDERS TENDERS are invited for
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      631 4 ORDINANCE NO. 44 (RANKRtiPTCY) IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STRAITS SETTLEMENTS SETTLEMENT OF SINGAPORE Summary Case. In Bankruptcy. No. 26 of 1930. Re GUN YEOK of No. 89, First Cross Street, Malacca. Trader. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Second and Final Dividend is intended to be declared in
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    NEW SHIPS FOR K. P. M.
    242 5 THREE LINERS Due In Singapore Next Year Singapore, Wednesday. 4 QUIREMENT of three new ships by the K.P.M. is the latest development in shipping in the Far East So keen is competition becoming t hat the general tendency nowadays is for speeding up services
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    QUEEN MARY
    56 5 Deputations From House Of Parliament London, Feb. 5. Queen Mary received deputations at Buckingham Palace from the House of ids and the House of Commons bring111; addresses of condolence. The Commons' deputation included Lady Astor, who is the first woman ever to go to the Palace as a
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    ALLEGED FORGERY AND ABETMENT
    535 5 Manager And Bookkeeper Charged A T^ INAR h Y a* series soon CZSr ofttf Auto-Ex-h ™£L S T' Ct in 0rchard Road and was beeun w r Tjan Hok Tekthe ThSJ?*? Mr M H Blacker, Th, nh Ma Sistrate, this afternoon. Tiln" rges a ai nst
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    CHINA BUYS PLANES AND MUNITIONS
    57 5 Large Consignments From America Reuter. Washington. Feb.* 4. FIGURES issued by the Stat_Depart- ment reveal large purchases "of aeroplanes, machine-guns and bombs made in the United States by China. Last month consignments exceeded $3,000,000 in value and accounted for almost three-quarters of the total American
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    12 Years' Terrible
    195 5 Pain With Gastritis What- must a man thii.k who, after 12 years of terrible gastric pain and after trying everything else, takes a small bottle as a "trial," only to find it cures him completely! "During the past twelve years," Mr. G. W writes. "I have suffered
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      148 5 Another Trufood baby this ilk young man is Henry SUssor, Wk son of Lady Cynthia SUssor. I 1 PO ft TItA IT »V ■AteOl A P A^^^yV^^^^^^^ Trufood babies become STURDY CHILDREN fkbies who arc fed on Humanised Trufood are not only happy and healthy in infancy. More than that,
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      337 5 WEAR COMFORTABLE SHOES Samson's creative designs make their shoes suit your feet. 1 Attractive, shapely, economical and durable, Samson is the last a-ord for shoe perfection. Why not try a pair prove it to yourself? Special bargain for shop-soiled shoes. SAMSON SHOE STORE 1 MAIN RETAIL DEPOT: FACTuRT: 804. North
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    JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO KNOW— To-Day's Shipping
    168 6 GOODS FOR CHINA New Maritime Customs Regulations THE Chinese Consulate General is in receipt of telegraphic instruction.* from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at, Nanking to the effect that according tv the present Chinese Maim time Customs regulations, all goods or merchandise
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    MAIL DELIVERED
    20 6 The "Kashima Maru," previously announced as closing at 10 a.m. to-day will now close at 3 p.m. to-morrow.
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    MAIL DEFERRED
    31 6 From Europe (London) by Air (Imperial) at 7 p.m. to-morrow^ From Europe (Amsterdam), by Air (Netherlands) at 8 p.m Jo-W-From Europe (London mails) by "Rajula," at 8.45 a.m. to-morrow.
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    RENONG TIN DREDGING
    26 6 The Renong Tin Dredging Co Ltd's of ore for the month of January 19 No iS 2 Dredge No. 3 464 78 819.55
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    Money Market
    196 6 SELLING Singapore, Feb. 5. London 4 months' sight 2'4Vs London 3 months' sight 2j4 3j32 London 60 days'sight 2A L16 London 30 days' sight 2 4 1,32 London demand jg London T.T. 38 Lyons and Paris demand JJ* Hamburg demand J* 1 New York demand 2° Batavia and
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    104 6 British Official Wireless. Paris 75 1 64. New York 5.02'3. 1 Montreal 5.01 I Brussels 28.43. Geneva 15.17. Amsterdam 7.30. Milan 62 3 16. Berlin 12.30. Stockholm 19.39V 2 Copenhagen 22.39*2. Oslo 19.90 Vienna 2Q\ 2 Prague 119 J 2227. Madrid 36 3 16. Ric 4 j 4.
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    Diary of the Day WHAT'S ON?
    40 6 Public Functions And Sports Fixtures TO-DAY, FEB. 6 High Tides:— 9.49 a.m., 11.28 P-in. Boxing: Som Pong v. Young Jonnson and Frankie Werer v. Joe Eagie. New World, 9.15 p.m. Tennis: Tournament at S.C.C.
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    AMUSEMENTS
    70 6 ALHAMBRA. —"Charlie Chan in GREA? L WORLD--Cabaiet Dancnig Side-shows, Malay Operas, Chinese Wa Picture mfw WORLD.—Cabaret Dai icrag, SideThows Malay Operas. Chinese Way wither with Tom Wails, Ralph Lynn, Stella Mow, etc. and added attractions Fjducated REGAL 'Late Apollo).- Educated Wife A Hindstani Talkie. Hi Q >. RITZ-"Oil for
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      384 6 malaya's premier hotel A TO-NIGHT t\ 1 1 r» CABARET ATTRACTION Orchestral Concert it v c p 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. L 0 U I U I Special Dinner SILVIA THE &nafirP (formal) POPULAR COMEDY AND TAP 1/CiIllC DANCING TEAM. 9.45 to midnight NON-DINERS $1.00. SATURDAY NEXT-,," Rugby |Jrr End
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      225 6 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS Singapore Municipality TENDERS. TENDERS are now invited for the following materials or services, tor particul«^Munici^Tendar^».eiMi|ig Supply of 440 tons Common Seriah 160 tons Seriah Batu for the Sewerage Dept. Tender Deposit $50. required. 12 noon. Thursday, 13th Feb. 1936. Supply of High Pressure Copper Tubes for Water Dept.
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      281 6 SLEEP 8 Hours a Day I When your nigh* are restless, when j I your sleep is difficult or troubled, take Neurinase, world famous insomnia remedy. Absolutely harmless. Do not allow insomnia to ruin your health. Neunnase will bring you normal, sound, restful sleep, and you will wake up in
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      94 6 S Postal Intelligence j < mmmmmm SINGAPORE MAIL CLOSED TO-DAY Bengkalis, F. de Kock, Padang. Pakan Baroe, Siak S. Pandjang (Tinombo) 1 p.m. China (generally) Hoihow (Cremen 1 p.m. Western Canada and Western States of U.S.A. (Cremer) 1 p.m. Tandjong Pandan (Siberg> 1 p.m. Macao (Cremer) 1 p.m. Hongkong (Cremer)
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      92 6 CLUB DtARY [There are numerous Clubs ana Societies in Singapore, most of the members of which are readers of the 'Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate in keeping <t up-to-date and complete. Happenings of general interest will still be included in the
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      87 6 "Merrilads": Mr. Pang Cheng YeaiVs invitation to his residence, 11. Ai.bei Roid Katong. Assemble, 38, «nne* Rotd Dress, white with black bow. Mayflower Musical and Dramatic AsInvitation from the Smga Chinese Chamber of Commerce to fender musical selections; at the Grea World Assemble, Mr. Lee Ong riee :> residence for
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    FORMER POLICEMAN CONVICTED
    612 7 At Johore Assizes FORGED DISCHARGE CERTIFICATE m Our Own Correspondent) Johore £ahru, Feb. b. KAKTAR Singh, formerly a policeman in the Johore State police and !iad been dismissed from the J ((1C was sentenced to pay a fine of £»110 (in default six months' r.i.) by >lr
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    PREMIER LIBELLED
    58 7 Newspaper Pays Heavy Damages Reuter Wireless. Brussels, Feb. 5. THE Belgian Premier, M. Van Zee1 land, has won, a libel action tfhp newspaper which called him. inter alia, a free mason. The editor has been, ordered to pay 100,000 francs damages and to defray the cost of inserting
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    HUT ON FIRE
    34 7 Singapore, Wednesday. A fire which broke out in an attap hut in Geylang Serai yesterday was dealt with by the Singapore Fire Brigade. Property to the value of $50 was deUrcyed.
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY CLUB
    276 7 Details Of Unemployment Fund Singapore, Wednesday. AT the business meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club held to-day at the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden, Mr. H. W Raper, the President, gave details of the income and expenditure account of the Club's unemployment fund for the period from July
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    14 DEATHS FROM MALARIA
    122 7 Municipal Health Statement THERE were 14 deaths from malaria in Singapore fcr the week ended Feb. I, 1936, as compared with 9 for the previous week, according to the Municipal Health statement issued yesterday. The total deaths number 235 (188 Chinese) and the death rate was
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    FIGHT AT GREAT WORLD
    78 7 Singapore, Wednesday. An affray between some Europeans and Eurasians near the car stand ac the Great World on the night of Feb. 2, had a sequel in the Second Police Court before ISr. Norman Grice, this morning when two Eurasians, Messrs. Henry and James Beins were
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    QUEEN'S MESSAGE TO PARLIAMENT
    95 7 "I Thank You With All My Heart" British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 5. IN the House of Commons this after- noon, a message from Queen Mary, in reply to the address of condolence sent to her, was read. Her message was as follows: I thank you
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    BACK IN THE HOUSE
    63 7 Mr. Ramsay MacDonald In Parliament British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 5. The Lord President of the Council M;. Ramsay MacDonald who was newly reelected to the House of Commons as a member for the Combined Scottish Universities, took his seat to-day, being introduced by the Prime
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    FAT MADE HER BREATHLESS
    201 7 Always Tired And Ailing This woman weighed 14 stone, and her breath was so short she thought she nad asthma. She was never really well, and always tired. A typical case of dangerous overweight. How she reduced her weight and regained health and vigour is told
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      190 7 A FACT! I tempered sharper The amazing thing about Gillette's new electrical tempering process Is that although the steel at the sides is extra hard, the special process softens the centre without affecting in any way those harder edges. Actually, two different temperings In one blade. The effect is that
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      357 7 Otey'* fiOODfeCHI-AP i B nkf *Ul ,r CAMAt RC4D. IK( OFI AT WOPID. I tRATS ARE DISEASE CARRIERS. *f* Rats are not only harmful through destruction of property. They are also carriers of many and various drsaded diseases. j Disease germs are spread by fleas living on rats. Typhus, Weil's
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      180 8 Grand Malayan Premiere To-night 6.15 9.15 *~L$\9k I ALHAMBRA A* s.o"sl from ciiiNA CH ARLIE CHAN IN S H A N G HA I IHI has whiskers." leg of mule kick backward I IV^-BtmT^W '"Dreams, like good liars, dis- "Cold omelette, like fish out (TO NIGHT Side" splitting Cornedv— Dancing—Singing
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    AIR MAIL EXPANSION
    743 10 mail services from Malaya to the United Kingdom, and vice versa, with delivery within four or five days and at the rates charged for letters carried by sea. That is the plan which the British G.P.O. and Imperial Airways have in view, and, all being well, it
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    MANCHUKUO ATTACK
    81 10 Repulsed By Machine Gun Fire Shanghai. Feb. 6. A force of Manchukuo cavalry invaded Tawuli. near the Soviet-Manchu border, yesterday morning. The Soviet patrol was unable to check them until reinforcements arrived. The attack was repulsed by means of heavy machinegun five. A message from Tokyo states that
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    INDIANS' LOYALTY
    84 10 Assembly's Message To King-Emperor Reuter Wireless. New Delhi. Feb. 5. The Legislative Assembly has dedicated the first sitting of the Budget Session to the memory of King George An atmosphere of solemnity prevailed in the House and most members wore black ties. A moving tribute to the late
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    SINGAPORE COURTS
    65 10 Announcement Of Changes In Venue As from Monday, Feb 10 next, ths Third and Fourth Police Courts will be held at the building of the Criminal District and Police Courts at South Bridge Road. The Coroner will reoccupy his own Court and the Fifth Magistrate will move into
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    EVERGREEN CIRCLE
    56 10 Members of the Evergreen Circle are reminded that the first anniversary dinner will be held on Saturday, Fl»h. 8, at the Hai Chin Restaurant at 730 p.m. They are to assemble at 331, Joo Chiat Road at 6.30 p.m., for free transport. The annual general meeting will be
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    15 10 Capt. A. Tarabocchia has been appointed manager of the local agency of the Lloyd Triestino.
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    NOTES & COMMENTS Relief Of The Destitute
    243 10 NOTES COMMENTS Relief Of The Destitute IT is stated that the Singapore Jubilee Fund for the relief of the destitute will come into operation* in April. Thankj to generous contributions by the Government and the Municipality —$750.000 and $500,000 respectivelyadded to the contributions of the general public, a sum approaching
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    Safety On The Road
    227 10 JHE spiencid efforts of Mr. Hore-Belisha to bring some measure of safety to the roads of Britain have been well justified by results. There were 843 fewer deaths and 12.500 fewer injuries from road accidents in 1935, and tn* casualties for every thousand motor vehicles on
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    Sound Advice
    160 10 MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek has been giving some plain and outspoker advice to his fellow citizens, indicating that the Chinese must rely on their own efforts to solve political and social problems. "We must not blame fate," said the Marshal, "but must frankly admit that our efforts at
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    The Military Spirit
    247 10 1«0 accomplish this, said the Marshal, it was necessary for the people to be militarised. He did not mean that every citizen should be armed to the teeth, but that there should be regimentation to the effect that discipline must be strictly observed and the national virtues
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    261 10 By "Looker On" time v/hen a w:rran seared is when her husband is oiu painting the town. A Just because the way to a man's heart is through his stomach isn't a sign that he'll swallow everything. A A A "Following the horses" is a racing
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    BRITAIN URGED TO CALL WORLD CONFERENCE SCRAMBLE FOR RAW MATERIALS
    758 11 GRAVE PERIL Time Not Ripe, Says Government British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 5. the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. George Lans}>ury, a former leader of the Opposition, moved a resolution in favour of summoning, through the League of Nations,
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    BRITAIN'S DEFENCE PLANS
    89 11 Almost Complete LOAN FLOTATION DIFFICULTY Reuter. London, Feb. 5. 'J'HE British Government's defence plans are understood to be now practically complete and will be considered at the next meeting of the Cabinet. It is learnt that the prospect of flotation of a loan to repair the deficiencies
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    DANZIG LEGISLATION
    113 11 Agreement To Carry Out Recommendations London. Feb. 5. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Anthony Eden, in a Parliamentary answer regarding Danzig, stated "A report on the question wr.s submitted to the Council by the United Kingdom representative as rapporteur and adopteJ on January 24. I was able to state
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    TEN POWER TALKS IN EUROPE
    169 11 FRENCH FEARS Growing Power Of Germany Reuter Wireless. London, Feb., 4. GERMANY'S growing power and Italy's temporary absence from the European scene, rendering it expedient for France to strengthen her friendships and alliances in Central Eastern Europe, have intensified interest in the ten-power talks between
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    OIL SANCTIONS
    433 11 Italy Stocks Larger Than Expected Reuter Wireless. Geneva, Feb. 3. Experts of twelve countries, forming the Committee to investigate the technical aspects of oil sanctions, met this morning and elected Senor Gomez the Mexican Ambassador to Paris as Chairman. It was Senor Gomez who, at the December meeting
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    MURDER IN ENGLAND
    68 11 Accused May Be Tried In France Reuter Wireless. Paris, Feb. 5. The Surete Generale states that a man named Lacroix and a woman named Su7anne Bertrcn whom the police detained In connection with the murder of MacKassel ("Max the Red." an underworld king) in England, will not
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    ALLEGED USE OF FORCE
    202 11 By Shanghai Police DURING STUDENT DEMONSTRATIONS Reuter. London, Feb. 5. JN FORMATION was sought by Lord Marley in the House of Lords regarding the alleged use of force against unarmed student demonstrators by the police, including Britons, in the International Settlement of Shanghai last December, but
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    DELAYED AIR MAIL
    43 11 Refuelling At Hua Hin Finished In 12 Minutes (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Feb.5. J'HE delayed Imperial eastbound plane yesterday commenced to reuse the Hua Hin landing. The plane made a record refuelling and departed for Singapore within twelve minutes.
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    KING'S FIRST PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT
    75 11 To Visit British Industries Fair British Official Wireless. London, Feb. 5. IT is understood that H. M. the King hop.s to visit the London Section of the British Industries Fan sh:rtly after its opening on Feb. 17. This will be His Majesty's first public engagement smcc
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    ADMIRAL HAWKE
    80 11 Death Of Heir Presumptive To Barony London, Feb 5. The death has occurred of Admiral Stanhope Hawke.—Reuter Wireless. The Hon. Admiral Stanhope Hawke, son of the 6th Baron Hawke and heirpresumptive to the 7th Baron, was born on April 16, 1863. He entered the Navy in 1876. and
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    HYLAM STABBED
    65 11 Quarrel In Servants' Quarters Singapore, Thursday. There was a commotion in the servants' quarters ot the Eu Court flats, Stamford Road, at about 9.30 last night. It appears that an Annamite and a Hylam had an argument, resulting in the latter being stabbed in the side. The victim
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    BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
    32 11 The Youngsters' Friendly Benevolent Society will hold their sixth anniversary celebration on Feb. 15 and 16 at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow, which las been kindly lent for the occasion.
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    SIX PLANES IN PERAK
    118 11 'Hermes' Machines Land At Taiping (From Our Own Correspondent) Taiping, Wednesday SIX R.A.F. planes arrived at Taiping at 6 o'clock last evening from Singapore via Kuala Lumpur where they landed for a few hours yesterday morning. They all landed at Taiping safely and left at 10
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    ALLEGED COINING
    228 11 Malacca Detectives Raid Sequel Malacca, Feb. 5. A raid made by officers of the Detective Branch, Tranquerah, on a house at Kee Ann Road and another at Java Lane yesterday afternoon, had a sequel in the police court this morning when a Hockchiu Chinese named Ding Ah Tee,
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    MR. W. P. WADDELL
    70 11 Death Of Former Malayan In London (From Our Own Correspondent j London, Feb. 5. THE death has occurred in London cf Mr. William P. Waddoll, who for 28 years was connected with Boustead and Co., Singapore. Mr. Waddell tame to IUmihU 1 id i as an
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    PREPARATIONS FOR WAR
    221 11 RED THREAT Manchuria Frontier Closed Sin Chew Jit Poh. T ATEST telegrams received from China indicate that elaborate pre r parations for war are being made in Manchuria. The Manchukuo, backed by Japan, appears to be afraid of a Soviet threat, while in Charhar mixed Manchu and
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    MUCH BITTERNESS
    132 11 Soviet And Political Refugees Reuter. Changchun, Feb. 5. Intense bitterness has been aroused here as a result of the refusal of the Soviet authorities to extradite the Manchukuo troops who mutinied on the Eastern frontier to the north of Suifenho on Jan. 30. resisted a JapaneseManchukuo punitive expedition
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    LOVED A SAILOR
    82 11 Gdynia, (Poland*. A Polish girl, who had endured six wrrV-s cooped tro in a clothes cupboard to be with a sailor she loved, has been found on board a Swedish ship by the police here. Throughout the ship's voyages, the on' could leave her cramped, dark hiding
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    Chinese Resistance To Japanese TADA THREATENS ACTION
    368 12 WAR PLAN? Military Conference In Tokyo Sin Chew Jit poh. Peiping, Feb. 6. ASSURED of support from General Han Fu I hu, the Shantung Governor. General Sung Che Yuen is stiffening his attitude towards the Japanese. General Tada, the Japanese Commander, threatens severe
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    THE LATE MR. W. C. CORNELIUS
    290 12 Large Crowd At Funeral Singapore, Thursday. THE funeral of the late Mr. Wemyss Charles Cornelius, the eldest son of the late Mr. Osmond Cornelius and Mrs. Cornelius, who died at the General Hospital yesterday morning following an accident, took place at the Bidadari Cemetery
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    THE FESTIVAL OF THAIPUSAM
    316 12 To-Day's Ceremonies Curtailed Singapore, Thursday. THE festival of Thaipusam. the day set aside by all Hindus for the worship of the deity Subramaniam, is being celebrated in a subdued manner to-day, several of the usual ceremonies being curtailed as a .mark of respect by the Hindus
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY
    448 12 New Books For Issue On Saturday THE undernoted newly added non-fic-tion and fiction works will be ready *or issue at Raffles Library on Saturday at 8.30 a.m.:— Through Fascist Italy, Illustrated, Roland G. Andrew: Cruising in the Mediterranean, Illustrated, W. J. Archer; English Country Life in the Eighteenth
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    THREE CHARGES OF PERJURY
    1506 12 INCIDENT AT CAPITOL THEATRE Singapore, Thursday. THE hearing of the three charges of perjury against Mr. W. D. Lambert, manager of the Pavilion Theatre, Singapore, was continued in the Criminal District Court before Mr. H. A. Forrer yesterday and was then adjourned until Friday morning. The
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    A COMPLAINANT WHO DISAPPEARED
    258 12 Judge Not Satisfied With Evidence (From Our Oicn Correspondent j Johorc Bahru, Feb. b. WHEN Chin Cheen, formerly a labourer on Fraser Estate, Kulai, was produced before Mr. Justice J. V. G. Mills at the Johore Bahru Assises on a charge of having caused grievous hurt
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    THE S.S. CIVIL SERVICE
    620 12 'Gradu al Recr tri t m e n t MR. TAY LI AN TECK'S VIEWS (Tribune Special) vroW that the Government shown increased recommit ioi the status of the locally-born A.« communities in the Straits ments, as seen in the award o knighthood to Sir On.u
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    100,000 Women To Drop Their Stitches NATIONAL DISPUTE IN AMERICA
    78 13 A DEADLOCK Cease Work Order For Friday Reuter. New York, Feb. 5. 105,000 dressworkers in 3,800 factories in New York and other states are affected by an order to cease work on Friday pending a vote on a general strike
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    POPPY DAY FUND
    84 13 Increase In The Singapore Collection The collections for the Poppy Day Fund in Singarjore last November amcunted to $16,613.47, showing an increase of $1,223.43 over the result, for 1934. The summary of receipts is as follows:— Sale of Poppies 7,394 31 Collections (churches etc.) 561.58 Donations 90
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    MEAT STRIKE CONTINUES
    136 13 Employers Issue Long Statement London. Feb. b. THE strike in the Smithfield meat mar1 ket continues Employers, in course of a long statement issued to-day, claim that progress was being made through conciliation machinery set up with agreement of both sides on the examination of the workers'
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    WOMAN'S FALL FROM WINDOW
    35 13 Singapore, Wednesday. A Japanese woman who fell from the third storey of a house in Malabar Street shortly after four o'clock this morning was taken to hospital with slight body injuries.
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    "STORMY WEATHER"
    202 13 Rollicking Walls Comedy At The Pavilion AT THE CINEMAS Singapore, Thursday. WHEN Torn Walls, Ralph Lynn and Robertson Hare get together before the film camera, something hilarious in the way of entertainment is to be anticipated. The famous trio, ably supported by Yvonne Arnaud and Stelb Moya, the
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    DOCKERS' STRIKE IN FRANCE
    141 13 Normandie Held Up PORT ACTIVITY IS DEAD Reuter Wireless. St. Nazaire, Feb. 5. JWE strike of 8,000 ship-yard workers began this morning and is expected to last several weeks. Five hundred workers on the steamer Normandie at Havre have decided to join. The strikers have taken
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    ICEBOUND PORTS IN NORTH CHINA
    95 13 Vessels Damaged: Chefoo Harbour Frozen Reuter. Shanghai, Feb. 5. JIENTSIN, Chefoo and other North China ports are suffering the worst ice blockade in nineteen years, seriously hampering and endangering coast shipping. s Many vessels have limped into Shanghai with their hulls damaged by ice-floes, while
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    CONVICT ESCAPES
    137 13 Bid For Freedom At Johore Bahru (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru. Feb. 5. Tsu Pat a Chinese convict, who was sentenced to undergo four years' rigorous imprisonment at the Muar Assizes on Aug. 29 escaped yesterday while out working In the companv of severai other convicts at
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    SIAMESE ASSEMBLY
    50 13 More Members Adopt Trousered Fashion (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Feb ft. A special session of the Assembly which was convoked and opened on Saturday, decided to meet three times weekly. It was noticeable that more members wore trousers at this session. Panung wearing is a declining fashion.
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    49 13 The Vedic World Rotatory Ashrain at a meeting in Singapore, passed a resolution expressing deep sympathy with the members of the Royal Family in the death of His late Majesty King George. A copy of the resolution was sent to the Colonial Secretary for transmission to the Colonial Office.
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    S. ABED GIVES WISE HARD FIGHT IN MEN'S SINGLES AN EXCITING FINAL
    407 14 THREE SETS Latest Results In Tennis Tourney Singapore, Thursday. AS exciting a match as one could wish to see was produced by the final of the Men's Open Singles in the invitation tournament at the S.C.C. yesterday. The
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    RAFFLES SCHOOLBOYS BEATEN
    166 14 O.R.A. Win Annual Hockey Match Singapore, Thursday. BY three goals to one, the Old Rafflesian Association beat the Raffles Institution in the annual Past vs. Present hockey match on the R.I. ground yesterday. a The winners were not at full strength, but were able to gain the
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    48 14 Members are kindly asked to note that the cricket pitch at Bras Basah Road will be available lor practice on Tuesdays and Fridays for seniors, Mondays and Wednesdays for juniors. Practice will commence on Monday, Feb. 10 fcr juniors and qn Tuesday, Feb. It, for seniors.
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    KLANG FOOTDALL LEAGUE
    452 14 Hua Sais Beat Hua Tongs For Championship THE last league match of the season was played off on the Klang Padang on Saturday, between the Hua Sals and the Hua Tongs. The former beat tho latter by one goal to nil and thus annexing the league championship
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    TO-NIGHT'S FIGHTS AT THE NEW WORLD
    171 14 Lively Bouts <& Big Crowd Expected Singapore, Thursday. VERY lively fights and a record crowd are anticipated at the New World Arena to-night. It is the best programme presented this year. In matching Som Pong and Young Johnson. Mr. Bell has together two welterweights
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    MERCANTILE INSTITUTE
    92 14 Literarv Union Office Bearers For 1936 At the annual preliminary meeting of the Mercantile Institute Literary Union held on Friday. Jan. 31 at the Mercantile Institute, Waterloo Street, the following were elected officials for the 1936 session: President:--Mr. S. Sangarapillai; Secretary:—Mr. T. K. Vellu; Treasurer: Mr. *T. W.
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    Y.M.C.A. JUI JITSU
    40 14 It is proposed to start another clas c in March. Members who wish to be included are requesied to sign their name.-? below. It will he a uvp ryontho' course. The fee is $4.50 payable in advance.
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    NEW L.B.W. RULE
    93 14 Adopted By S.R.C. And S.C.R.C. Singapore, Thursday. THE Singapore Recreation Club, at a meeting held yesterdav, deciaed to adont the new l.b.w. rule in the comint, cricket season. The election of office-bearers foi the season resulted as follows: Cricket Captain:—H. N. Balhetchet. Vice-Captain:—H. B Barbels. Convener: —D
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    TENNIS AND CRICKET
    52 14 S C R C. members are notified that the tennis courts and cricket nets will be ready for daily practice on Monday. Feb 10 Those who are interested m cricket are kindly requested to sign their names and addresses on a Us. posted up on the club's
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    END OF SEASON RUGBY
    305 14 North v. South Match S.C.C. TOURNAMENT NOT COMPLETED Singapore, Thursday. rpWO more changes have been made necessary in the North side to meet the South in Saturday's end of season rugby fixture at the Anson Road Stadium. H. <J. Banham, who was elected to lead the
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    ENGLAND'S MISSED CHANCES BEATEN BY WALES AT SOCCER
    327 15 BY ODD GOAL Play Under Adverse Conditions Reuter. London, Feb. 5. TN a steady shower of rain which continued throughout the game and playing on a ground that was partly waterlogged. Wales beat England in their international football encounter at Wolverhampton T>y
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    M.C.C. IN NEW ZEALAND
    51 15 Two-Day Match With Manawatu Ahandoned Reuter. Palmerston, North Island N.Z.. Feb. 5 The two day match between the M.C.C. and Manawatu was abandoned owing to a severe thunderrtorm during the night which flooded the pavilion, already partially wrecked by recent gales. All the M.C.C. gear was
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    ANOTHER INDIA RECORD
    80 15 Empire Hurdles Champion In Madras Madras, Jan. 24. V. A. R. Hunter, the British Empire hurdles champion, in the Madras Olympic finals broke yet another record, finishing the 220 yards hurdles in 25 4-5 seconds. This is a new record, not only for Madras, but also for
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    TO PROMOTE FIGHTS
    78 15 Jack Dcmpsey's Ambitious Scheme JACK Dempsey, former heavy-weight champion of the world, has an ambitious plan for staging four world title fights within a week during the Universal Exposition in Dallas next May. He has signed a contract with the Texas State Government, which gives him permission
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    CRICKET SEASON STARTS
    84 15 Khalsa Defeat Naval Team The Singapore Khalsa Association made an early start at cricket when they met and defeated the H.M.S Cornwall on Sunday on their own ground. Low scoring was a feature of the game, the Sailors scoring 59 to Khalsa's 76. For the winners, Dharmaraj
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    DAVIS CUP
    122 15 Draw For The First Round Renter Wireless. London, Feb. 3. The Davis Cup draw for the European Zone is as follows: First Round: Monaco will meet the Netherlands; China will meet France; Spain will meet Germany. Second Round; Norway will meet Belgium; Austria will meet Poland; Yugoslavia will
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    ENGLAND-CAPE FLIGHT
    61 15 King's Cup Winner On Record Attempt Reuter. London, Feb. 5. Fit. Lieut. Tommy Rose left Lympue at 12.25 a.m. on an attempt to break Amy Mollison's England-Cape flight record of 4 days 6 hours, 53 minutes, with the Miles Falcon monoplane with which he won the King's Cup
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    FILIPINO BOXER FOR ENGLAND
    168 15 Montana To Fight Benny Lynch WHILE two British champions, Jack McAvoy and Jack (Kid) Berg, have left for abroad to secure profitable rights, overseas boxers still consider there are "good pickings." in England. Small Montana, the Filipino who as the result of his victory over Midget
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    SOCCER FRIENDLY
    53 15 The team to represent the Geylang Malay Youngsters' Party against the Tamils Reform Association on Sunday, Feb. 9 at the C.T.A. ground will be selected from the following:—Am a r Daging, Wan Kamak, Amat Mattar, Hassan Mattar, Omar Ali, Arlftin fCapt.i, Mansur, Rashid, Tahir. Biden Babjan, Syed Mohd.,
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    SALE OF ENGLISH BLOODSTOCK
    745 16 Batch Of Eight LATEST IMPORTATIONS TO MALAYA Singapore, Wednesday. |>ACING circles in Malaya should be keenly interested in the latest importations to the Malayan turf from the British Bloodstock Agency, Ltd., of eight thoroughbred 3 and 4-year-old English geldings and fillies which will be put for
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    CHINA'S RESISTANCE STIFFENS
    395 16 Rebuff For Japanese CONFERENCE IN THE NORTH Sin Chew Jit Poh. relations and stabilise the peace in the Orient. Mr. Hsu Shih Ying. Mayer Wu Teh Chen and Chinese and foreign leaders attended the farewell party in honour of Mr. A. Arioyoshi, the retiring Japanese Ambassador, held
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    ROOSEVELT'S FIGHT
    110 18 Recall Of Rejected Acts Reuter Wireless. Washington. Fob. 5 President Roosevelt has proposed to Congress the "prompt repeal" of the Bankhead Compulsory Cotton Act, the Kerr Smith Tobacco Act and the Potato Act of 1935. The message astonised Washington, where it is believed it is possibly link ed
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    The Tribune's Weekly Radio Notes THE B.B.C. ASKS FOR CO-OPERATION
    494 19 READY TO STUDY NEEDS OF LISTENERS BROADCASTING from London recently, Mr. J. B. Clark, Director of Empire Service, made a strong appeal for close and continued cooperation between the overseas listener and the 8.8.C. It is largely correspondence from listeners
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    EMPIRE NEWS
    432 19 Giving General Satisfaction Overseas The special Empire News Section came fully into operation at the beginning of 1935. General appreciation ol ihe bulletins, particularly during recent difficult months in international affairs, leads us to think that the news service is giving general satisfaction to cverseas listeners. We have
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    PUBLIC EVENTS
    272 19 Filling Up The Ten Minutes Interval At the same time, public events and certain other programmes arranged to fit into the Home broadcasting schedule cannot be changed to coincide with the Daventry short-wave schedule, and this brings me to a point on which I would especially invite your
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    FOR MUSIC LOVERS
    289 19 The Composer At The Pianoforte TYRIL Scott will be the second com- poser to take part in the weekly series, "The Composer at the Pianoforte" Which is now running in the B.B.C. 1 mpire programmes. In Kate Winter, the well-known soprano, who is singing a number of
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    CONQUEST OF THE AIR
    198 19 New Radio Feature THE FUTURE OF AVIATION VL7HO owns the air? Does the future cf aviation depend on subsidy? Can air-raid precautions ever be effective? These are a few of the many questions which the layman asks himself about aviation, and a series of talks has
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    THE LAW AS IT IS NOT
    168 19 Interlude For Budding Barristers DOBIN Gerard, whose George Van- couver feature was broadcast from Daventry last year, has now devised a programme entitled "Wig and Gown," or "Law and Lobster Salad." The sketch contains a fair amount of "mudslinging at one individual, Mr. Barrikin,
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    THE STORY OF A SONG
    332 19 New Zealand Author's Programme GORDON Ireland, a New Zealand author, has written a programme entitled "The Story of a Song" which will be broadcast from Daventry on Monday, Feb. 10 at 8.45 a.m. G.M.T. This programme will actually describe the origin of several of the
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