Malaya Tribune, 1 March 1939

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    38 1 The Malaya Tribune Malaya's National Newspaper: Guaranteed Largest SaleJ Vol XXVI.- -No. 50. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1939 FIVE CENTS. The Malaya Tribune. Wednesday, March 1 1939. The Malaya Tribune 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1939 l
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      248 1 I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS bring you RESULTS for only 3 CENTS per word m this paper B^tal^ n mill lil ii i I l It's no wonder that the en- and is so safe, pleasant tire family uses and likes and economical to use. Kolynos. Thousands of Kolynos not only keeps
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      106 1 WMITI DOT ii 111 the Genulne LIFETIME B« tor* fea tat a\ (•aula* LIFE- TlME—buy rout I p«q la rapat I abla alora. Oaar- I anteaa com* and Co. bat siieaf f rcß's Lirt TIME Oaaraataa baa baan malaItalaad cootlnn oualy for over 17 yaara— it will aarra jrou aa
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      218 1 (diamond SHUT STEEL EQUIPMENT HEEL SHELVING* STEEL CLPBOAKDS, STLLL LOCKERS. Write for descriptive folia to the Mar.ufcuturcrs:— DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO.. LTD, 601. Kampong Bahru Road. Spore Ask for descriptive folder (E) J SPRING Bargain Sale Now on at BABA Co., Ltd. Mirtd Road. BABA STOkE 162, Orchard Road. 123
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      214 1 I MADAME PJMSB j LATE 92, PICCADILLY, LONDON. DRESSMAKER, DESIGNER TAILORMADES GOWNS I FOR ALL OCCASTONB IN STOCK. I FROM:— s$ 5« 30. 13 BATTERY ROAD, Z TEL. €327. SINGAPORE. ...................................1 DELCO-LIGHT Buy a Delco for absolute reliability— and economy Price $275/SINGAPORE, KUALA LUMPUR, PES'ANG, IPOH, TAIPING. WPU. 133 A
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    "ATTACK" ON GIBRALTAR PLANNED
    101 2 Reuter. Gibraltar, Feb. 27. THE Mediterranean Fleet has arrived from Malta and joined the Home Fleet here. Fifty-five ships of the Home Fleet afterwards left for manoeuvres in the south Atlantic, including battleship:,, cruisers, aircraft carriers, destroyers and submarines. They will be called tlie Blue Fleet,
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    AMERICA ALARMED BY PALESTINE PLAN?
    74 2 Reuter. London, Feb. 28.—1t is learned that Mr. Joseph Kennedy. American Ambassador in London, saw Lord Halifax (Foreign Minister' to-day and asked !»r information concerning the course ot the Palestine discussions. Mr. Kennedy deived a reoort to the effect that re told the British Government
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    Allegations Against Customs Chief
    618 2 \From Our Own CorrespOjiclcnt] Johore Bahru, Monday. STATEMENTS alleging that Mr John Tolmie, the Superintendent of Customs Johore, had received bribes from the Sungei Melayu Fstate in connection with rubber smuggling as an inducement to Select his duty were allege* to have been made by a
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    GENERAL KEYES DEAD
    80 2 London. Feb.' 28 roe death Is announced of ftriff-Ge* Sir Terence Humoherv Keyes b'otheul Admiral Sir Roger John B.ownlo/Lews.—Reuter. Having received his education at Hai<evjwry College, he entered the Army in 1897 He was promoted to the rank of Majoi during the Great War and was mentioned
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    CAMERON HIGHLANDS SOCIETY
    462 2 TH" seventh annual general meetII ins of the Cameron Highlands Society was held on Tfcesda at the Cameron Highlands Ho I. The chairman said: The object of this Sod t\ the interests of those Cameron Highland Your c glad to receive and consid< tions from its member-;
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    CHARGE OF GROSS INDECENCY
    78 2 Singapore. Tuesday.—Sentenc months' rigorous Imprisonmi ul passed by the District Judge Gib on. on Lim Ah Fall, 10. morning. Ah Fatt appeared In the dock Criminal District Court last week pleaded guilty to a charge all< ing "an act of gross inde; ing by Ah Fatt's
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    LABOUR MOTION OF CENSURE
    72 2 Reuter. The Labour motion ul c> n Government's action In rec franco expresses the opinio o°ei on of His Majesty's Govt pant unconditional recognit Spanish insurgent forces depem foreign intervention constitute berate affront to the legitimate I ment of a fricndlv power, I breach <»f international
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      456 2 STKA.MKR SAILINGS. P& O^nd BRITISH INDIA IHIUUHWJtOTCM in Fng.'and). T. O. S. N. CO.'S SAILINGS. OUTWARDS. Due. Tonnage Spore. 1939 S' m M I 6.800 Mar. 13 I ORFU 15,060 Mar. 10 :HITRAL 15 000 Mar. 24 CARTHAGE 15,000 Apr. 7 I B iNGALOHE 6,000 Apr. 8 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Apr.
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      492 2 STEAMER SAILINGS. §NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, (Incorporated in Germany). The undsrnoted are tire compa>iy's intended fixtures:— OUTWARD. For MANILA, HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA and JAPAN. Due Spore. 1939 "AILER" omitd Mnrola Tknigtau and Japan Mar. 2 I m.s. "MARBURG 4 omits Tsingt/u Mar. 7 s.s. POTSDAM" omits Manila, N. Chiria Yokohama Mar
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      482 2 I BANGKOK LINE. CHINA JAPAN LINE. Luxurious One Class Motcrsfc»ps, M os Big Cargo vessel*> with 1« but j Cabins Have Adjoining Private Bath *mfortabie Passenger Aceornmoaa i To: .Marseilles. London, Rotterdam uon i J Hamburg and Coperhagcn. por( Palestlne Rotterdam, j M.S. From Spore. M'ca. PS, P'ng Hamburg, and
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      131 2 Jm m HAMBURG-AMERIKA LIN IE 8 Deutsch-Australische Oampfschiffs Gescllschafl «*o l !l paniM incorporated in Germanfj PASSENGER AND CARGO SERVICE OUTWARD. HONGKONG. SHANGHAI, NORTH CHINA AND JAPAN PORTS. Due Spore 1939 BJS. NFUIL'ARK Direct Mar 1 m.s. RAMSES Direct Mar 20 t m.s. KULMERLAND Direct Apr 9 HOMEWARD. HOLLAND HAMBURG
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      529 3 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS PUBLIC NOTICES Max Bell ol Bell Co. is Associatbu mess with this firm from Ist h, 1239. Fraser Co. NOTICE. DRESSERS' EXAMINATION i xamination for dressers will be pore. Penang and Malacca 3rd, 4th and sth April. 1939. Estate ,ho hive had the necessary nter for thL» examination,
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      478 3 Situations Vacant WANTED AMBITIOUS MHSIP Tribune, Singapore. £0? free Te? m a ftH f 00 Particulars t,;lu- lerms Liberal. Jindals rtn Ludhiana, 132, India. Jina<us Ltd. JUNIOR CLERK ITT" w Ue g to B«x C T 2a Sn J a PtoSS (66) WANTED: MSN AND WOMRM or lull time tob^Wp^i
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      648 3 $24.00 WORTH OF NOVEI|> (Six in Number) for $2.10. "Murder Rides The Airline,'' "Murder Of The Honest Broker," "Murder In The Night," "Snerlock Holmes," "The Ooium Murders," "The New Terror." Glover Co, 9 11, The Arcade, Singapore. (31) FOR SALE 1937 VAUXHALL "25" Luxury Saloon, recently overhauled, excellent condition, 14
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      534 3 peopje nowadays sell 01 exchange their tor novels and senerllbook s?ore g V P rV CGS a BookDore aS Basah Road Sin ga(78) uZ^J^S^^^ This book i HnS n W tnr «ugh learning Radio onTeSp? X S t FREE STAMPS i°° DIF FERENT STAMPS Pak T n rCmittance t0 Amon
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      363 3 Board: Residence ROOMS TO LET in a large compound house for students and men only. Apply 299, River Valley Road. (39» TO LET: COMFORTABLE NEWLY Erected Residential Flats at Nos. 224-239 Tanjong Pagar Road. Apply 26 Cheng Tuan Street. Singapore. (36) "AT SUNNYSTDE" 7 Oxley Road, nicely furnished flat, own
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      120 3 PROFESSIONAL GIVE A TRIAL TO HOMOEOPATHIC Medicine if other remedy fails. No. 120, Albert Street, Singapore. See Professor Bull. (3) LADIES CURE THEIR MONTHLY complaints with "Ladies Brown Pills" $1. a bottle from C. S. Chan, 277 Race Course Road, Singapore. (10) PERSONAL KOON HIAN SLAMAT. (63) THE SINGAPORE AUCTIONEERS
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    Reuter's Commercial Service
    458 4 LONDON COMMODITIES London, Tuesday. Previous To-day Change W tohi.ic Steady Steady Spot Buyers %y A gi/ 4 Sellers 8 5 1«; 85 10 Ist Forward (March) Buyers 8 1 Sellers 85 10 85 10 2nd Forward (Apr.) June) Buyers 85 1G 85 10 Sellers H- C 7[lG
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    FRASER AND COMPANY
    68 4 List Of Current Dividends Singapore, Feb. 28, 5 p.m. Company Dividend Book. UN dose Da Ex. Div. year Austral Malay 9d No 48 Feb 24 TSar 1 25 *5& 3d bonus 1 eD 25 5% Ayer Weng 5* int. Mar. 6 Mar 11 Mar 7 bonus MarCh
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    LOCAL STOCKS AND SHARES
    790 4 Quotations By Fraser And Co. MINING Singapore, Feb. 28, 6 p m. fraser and Ca. Buy erf sellers. Ampal Tin 3 0 4 Austral Amal 4 0 5,Austral Malay 40,- 45 -ed Ayer Hitam 21 22!Ayer Wens 0.05 o.7©ed Bangrin Tin 19 0 20 0 Baiu
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    FRASER'S DAILY REPORT
    182 4 Singapore. Tuesday. MINING Tin at midday was $108 12. uo ,8 According to cables received Tin snares fn London yesterday wa.s shghtly flrn er with buyers of Southern Kintas at 450 Southern Malayans 18 9, Tronoh* 17- and Kamuntings at 86. while TekKa Taipings are offered at
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    PRODUCE
    170 4 Singapore. Feb 28. R (Siam) W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $143 IR <Siam> W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $139 R (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $137 SI im No. 1 $215 Si nn No. 2 $200 SUm Broken Rice No. 1 $120 Efiam Broken Rice
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    TIN
    13 4 Singapore, Wednesday. The price ol tin at noon in Singapore to-day was:—
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    RUBBER
    18 4 *?109 (up The price of rubber al noon in Singapore to-day was:— Buyers up geO** o\) (up
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    172 4 f 8% Mnynard ft Co., Md.. $30,000 Int Apr. 30 Oct. 31 to 100 norn SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL: a% 1901 red. 1940 $4u1,C00 Int Mar. 31. Sept. 30 mou. 1907 red. 19»? $1000,000 Int 103/ i norn Mar. 31, Scot 30 in«u. 4V.% 1909 red. I9at iUOt.GOO mt""
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    OUTRAM SCHOOL MAGAZINE
    83 4 T~ HE latest issue 01 the Outram School Magazine contains articles on the school., sports notes, pictures and short stories. Results of examinations arc given, and accounts of athletics which were held during the past year. Several pages are devoted to the doings of the school scouts
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    STERLING EXCHANGE
    86 4 U ndon, Feb. 27. Paris 177 63 04 New York 4.69 3 1G Montreal 4.70 5 16 Brussels 27.89 Geneva 20.02 Amsterdam 8.82 Milan 89 3 16 Berlin Copenhagen 2240 Oslo 19.90 Frague 137 Helsinafors ***** Madrid nomlnul Lisbon 110 »4 Athens 547»/, Bucharest 600 Buenos Aires 20.34
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      32 4 THE EASTERN UNITED M ,N. LIMITED FIRE. MARINE, MOTOR EHICLE BURGLAR V, PERSO NA L ACCJ <)ENT, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION AND PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE. i&mJJ office: **>. CfcCIL LTKEET, SINGAPORE W. HALL. Oeneraj Manager
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      186 4 It is Impos\Sll sible for an individual to provide for his valued possessions the safety that i 9 afforded by our vaults where we have safe boxes of various ii/es for hire at moderate rates. HIKERS themselves hold the KEYS and ONLY THEY can have access to these safe boxes
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      350 4 SLAVS AND FRANCO Belgrade, Mar. l -The binet has decided to give nition to Franco Rcutei ILWii OF < 111 Yy Incorporated In China by Saeclai Charter). 12, Cecil Street, Singapore Telephones: Manager.; Office 6444 Asst. Manager's Office C 4 f > Exchange Dept. raaT General Office M «i' Q
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      544 5 CONPLET E L V BMEW NOT ONLY IN ITS "STREAMLINED BEAUTY BUT ALSO IN ITS ADVANCED ENGINEERING THIS GREAT NEW GOODYEAR TYRE You need no second look to know that when the G-100 is inflated, its side walls expand rubber in that tread is now still tougher because of J
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    History Of Orthopaedic Hospital Outlined
    1193 6 Singapore, Tuesday. JHE gratitude of the Board of St. Andrew's Hospital in particular to certain people who had contributed to the success of the scheme which resulted in the building of the Orthopaedic Hospital, and in general to the public of Singapore who had so
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    Craigie Calls On Jap Minister
    52 6 Reuter. Tokyo Feb. 28.—Sir Robert Craigie called on the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs and expressed the hope of an ""table settlement regarding the Shanghai International Settlement terrrrt t issue The Vice-Minister explained" Oiaf negotiations with toe Municipal Council in the International Settlement were going on
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    A. R. P. Pamphlets To Be Issued To-day
    450 6 fHE distribution of pamphlets containing information and advice on air raid precautions to the public of Singapore commences to-day, Mr. Edwin Tongue, A.R.P. Director, informs the Tribune. 1 One hundred thousand copies of the c booklets, printed in English, Chinese. Tamil and
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    Outstanding Women Visitor
    129 6 LAN board the Empress- was Mrs V Norman E. Mack, a member of the Democratic National Committee of sKS riC^'i a,I S a re P^sentativ c of the X?& Islands Mrs. ftfack is also on w i 5. Crn er s Beard of tht New York uSRS
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    What The Stars Foretell
    348 6 TO'MORROW FOR I READERS. Excellent <i for business enterpri I t vate matters. a day ahead nith any job S interviews and pu I ters generally, start any net project ana wake up are hanging fire. Financial 5 ters should be very satisfac I 0 SPECIAL
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    Norwegian Shipowner
    54 6 O)) board the "E ol Britaii was Mr. O. D. Sim onsen, an influential business-man in Norway and a ship-owner Mr. Sim isen boats consists of eighteen Die.selengined motor-va ;el s plying fr m Norway to America and the East. Mr Simonsen is travelling to Hong Kon Japan.
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    MAILS FROM EUROPE
    50 6 The Eastbound Europe mail »x 8.1. "Rajula" is expected I arrive at Penang at 6 a.m. n Friday, Mar. 3. Thi dil :md time of delivery of the nails will b' announced in the Post Office Daily List as soon as definite Lnformati n L i able.
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      380 6 RHEUMATIC PAINS GONE IN 2 DAYS From Fngland there comes a story that will cheer every rheumatic sufferer in the country. Mrs. A. Salt had been in the Ifrip of rheumatism for years. She spent arge sums of money vainly in an effort to stop the pain and misery. Then
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      94 6 THE TRUE TONIC FOOD Obtainable of all Chamisu and Storm *J m ml m\\- I—B Invigorates and KK'VV'" lhe ns, iww/ii whole nerve *wCt rAT/I* system. Ptn&ow j Btrrrit 1 OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE A V SELF-PRIMING PUMP complete with built-in englnt lo operate en Diesed oil weight only 91 lbs. Hardies
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      80 6 When after some hours of concen t rated study both attention and perception /lag. After a cup cf Gold Leaf Tea the brain woiker finds that it throws new light on his problems. Guard Your Priceless Eyes! (fEfetf They Govern Your Comfort.. .Yout Efficiency. Your Pleasures. Protect Them with Good
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      175 6 Medicated with throat J M soothing ingredients M of Vicks Vapoßub.^^r C 426 Heart Trouble Caused by High Blood Pressure If you have pains around the heart, palpitation, dizziness, headaches at top and back of head and above eyes, shortness ot' breath, feel nervy, or suffer from poor sleep, loss
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      67 6 I; **FYE" RADIOS ARE SECOND TO NONE, in Efficiency. ReUaSUity, and Service. Hence they arc VERY POPULAR jn MALAi v Agents HOE BOON LEONG. j SPECIAL j CHINESE NEW YEAR SALE FOR THIS* MONTH ONLY I Take this opportunlt the very latest and reliable mak of Clocks and Watches al
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    ANOTHER HIT FOR JOE E. BROWN
    135 7 LAST NIGHT'S FIRST NIGHTS BROWN uproariously "The Gladiator," the i the Capitol, in fact v l la go so far as to bej t thing he has Tail to assess Mr alue. Because he has often classed as just h; ppens that he is
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    GREAT ACTING AT THE ALHAMBRA
    111 7 OTHERS' line presentation n SisterS' 1 began its regular Alhambra last night. A repicture was published after performance on Saturday, necessary is to remind that Lt is something which the best Warner Brothers' a st rj 1 I San Francisco in the the century, of
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    STIRRING PICTURE AT THE PAVILION
    158 7 another stirring picture on a doctor's struggle between duty to humanity and the antiquated ethics of his profession is "A Man To Remember," now showing; at the Pavilion. The scene is placed in the American Middle-West and the story is not fiction but fact, recording
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    Learns To Be Dr.
    87 7 toward g. ROBINSON, Warner Bros." B star, haunted operating rooms of LO5 Angeles hospitals, visited clinics md took lessons on how to go through the motions of being a neurological surgeon in preparation ior playing the title part in "The Amazing Dr. Chtterhouse," the highly unusual
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    Wife Refuses To Return To Husband
    488 7 Singapore. Tuesday. pRETTY looking Ng Ycow Luan to-day again appeared in the second police court before Mr. Conrad Oldham in connection with a maintenance summons against her husband. Mr. Yeo Kee Meng. At a previous hearing she had told the court that she did
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    ARABS KILLED IN BRUSH WITH TROOPS
    158 7 Jerusalem. Feb. 28. THE bodies of 16 Arabs were found on the Acre-Safad road, as a result ot the engagement yesterday in which a large Arab band fought a detachment of the Ulsters and Hampshires. The troops seized twelve rifles and 2.000 rounds of
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    S.C.R.C. DANCE
    33 7 The S.C.R.C. Chinese New Year tea dance will be held at the Club House. Hong Lim Green on Saturday at 6 p m. Dance Music will be provided by D'Silva's Band.
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      176 7 A HIGHLY paid administrative r»osv fcion is the normal attainment ot c School of Accountancy trained man alth a recognised qualification. Qualify as ai Accountant, Secretary, Cost Accountant Shioping Exncrt. insurance Officer, Bank Officer or Book-keeper, and make vo ir future secure. Examinations can rx token in Malaya and success
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      353 7 NOT A DRUG BUT A PURE GLANDULAR PRODUCT ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED not to contain any harmful drugs Horm-pennin compound of Testicular lextract with Prostatic an-i LecttMn which i t POWERFUL lONIC VIGOUR and VITALITY restored in cases of premature old I \t neurasthenia, fatigue, depression nervousness and loss of weight. GET
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      354 7 i ft The Perfect Way j\ to Perfect Teeth Dentists say Pozvder is safest and sufCSt Jr or tccin Calvert's always reaches the hidden corners of the mouth. Decay m 4 aS' never starts because germs have no chance to flourish. There's no soap or g rit m Calvert's to
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      210 7 CAPITOL:. "The Gladiator." \LHAMBRA: "The Sisters." PAVILION: "A Man to Remember." ROYAL: "Sable Cicada." MARLBOROUGH: "Sevasadhan". GAREICK: ."Taierchwaag Battle** and "Virtuous Lady." RQXY: "There (iocs My Heart." QUEENS: "The Boy from Barnados." HAPPY WORLD: Cabaret, Side Shows. cinema, and other attractions. NEW WORLD: Cabaret. Side Shows, merry-go-round cinema rides. GREAT
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      274 8 AMERICA'S ANSWER TO •■Hi: CITADEL"! I X PAVILION: matinee 3.15 to-nh;ht 6.15, 9.15 I *W- 'mm lou> applaise from a thrilled vudience I M 4 XK 0F THE BEST F,, MS SKFN 1X YEARS" Daily Mirror (London). 1 j3sf m SPLEXDII) FILM NOT TO BE MISSED" Hongkong Telegraph. I W^K^^
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      178 8 THE NEW Queens (Late Ritz) Phone 5570 Why not enjoy your nice evening at your popular theatre? TO-NIGHT LAST NIGHT 7.15 I NIGHTLY 9.30 j \W\ FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW, mickey rooney to-morTwy"" ioc. :\l^7m7e~ "UNDER YOLK SPELL" Head The SUNDAY TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya KOAV EEg optv r>:a 8 I AST
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      188 8 The O.\LY SHOW i„ where we guarantee you'll Grand I VI 4.11! I CAPITOL j f I Come and roar at JOE E. BROWN in his funniest picture I "THE flg^ GLADIATOR" W. "MAN AAOUNTAIN DEAN" W W JUNE TRAVIS and DICKIE MOORE With Excellent Supporting Programme H» Aks&n fpA%l|ltif
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    Communal Fight In Rangoon
    93 9 Reuter. Rangoon, Feb. 28. ask Moslem was killed, and 17 U Hindus and 9 Moslems injured in i ommunal fight last night. lead man was stabbed to death irkha who had attacked his The man tried to rescue her. A d .suck.s and brickbats being [re
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    Salesmen's Assn.
    81 9 viH hThJS f a <JI Sin gapore .salesmen nic£ e n he L d at the Rex Hot el- Bras in b n a t «il?' in^P° re on Friday, Mar. iv at 6 p.m. for the purpose of forming served 0 ati n Refr be 01 a
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    GERMAN BID FOR THE BLUE RIBAND
    86 9 Reuter. Berlin. Feb. 28.—The proposed construction of new transatlantic liners to replace the Bremen and Europa, former holders of the Atlantic blue riband, was announced by Herr Dortmuller. addressing the German Society of World Economics, when he said that Germany would resume her bid
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      328 9 TO NFGHT AT 9.30 PM. THE GREAT ARGUS Your Last Opportunity of seeing Argus in his astounding feats or Telepathy at "Circle House." Paterson Road. Admission $1 to members of the public. Reservation at Circle House between 5 and 6 p.m. f NEXT CHANGE A T THE „rt!wrt«er than *vec
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      258 9 GREAT WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK. COME TO THE LITTLE WORLD The only Amusement Park with Chinese style of architectures MOUNTAIN KM** 11,1BEADT,fUL CAVE l ARTISTIC NATURAL SCENIC XL DANCE IN THE FREE OPEN-AIR CABARET.... Do some shopping—A grand display of foods by various firms. Free open-air talkies. .Free Ist class side
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      142 9 The Star Match You Demanded! TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME in Myron Brinig's Immortal Nove/ DAILY AT .1.15, 6.13 I 9.15 P.M. The Most Exciting Star Combination of The Decade! wkW UA BETTEMWS J It's stronger than love, this mystic force that makes a woman lose her hcan to a
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    THE SOCIAL EVIL
    657 10 QNCE again has the Hon. Dr. J. E. Smith brought the subject of the social evil in Malaya before the Legislative Council. Showing courage in the way he tackled an unpleasant subject and the remedy he advocated, he pointed out that a terrible position had developed partly
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    Japan Strikes Back At Democracies
    836 10 FOR OPENING BACK DOOR TO CHINA On The Road To Mandalay On the road to Mandalay Where tlie flyin'-nshes play An the dawn comes up like thunder after China 'crost the Bay! Uudyard KiplnisC 1 LAIMING the fall of Barcelona another "victory for the invin-
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    To-Day's Bright Thoughts
    169 10 According to one educationist, the modern schoolboy is almost a blase man-of-the-world. We heard of one who thought that the three R's was a iazz trio. In a North of England town two •hurch bazaars and a sale of work were held on the same day. Residents
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      217 10 THE "DAISY" KNITTER I A NOVELTY OF INTEREST TO LOVERS OF FANCY WORK I With the aid of a -DAISY- KNITTER, Junipers, Matinee Coats, Caps. Bonnets, Shawls, Table Covers and other fascinating novelties can be quickly made Leaflet giving instructions as to use, and how to make and join the
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      49 10 NEW PERFECTION I OIL BURNING STOVES always gi ve t u wost satisfactory rusults. RELIABLE DEPENDABLE EFFICIENT! Two Burner Stoves Price $39.50 Kadi Three Burner Stoves Price $51.00 Four Burner Stoves Price $65.00 Single Ovens Price $13.00 Each Double Ovens Price $15.00 SUB-AGENTS FOR MALAYA. WKITEAWAYS IPOH, —SINGAPORE— «NANC,
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    Japanese Ship Seized In Behring Sea
    111 11 Russia Taking A Strong Line Shanghai, Mar. I the approach of March 15, when the Japanese fishing lots are to be auctioned in Vladivostok, Sovi'etse tension is mounting daily, according to reports recused here from Dairen and Manchuli. *ituation is made more us by
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    Arabs Are Hoping For Agreement
    282 11 Palestine London, Mar. L IN informal meeting between the British Government and Jewish esentatives yesterday aftrenoon «sed the Jewish objections to ting the British suggestions as of discussion. ■us.-ion was adjourned and the sumption was not fixed, the ig due to the necessity of the
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    N.E.I. FLEET TO BE INCREASED
    55 11 Reuter. The Hague, Mar 1. IJEEB Wetter, Netherlands 1A Colenial Minister, declared in the Lower Chamber last night that Government was reckoning on the necessity of a further increase si the East Indies fle?t. plans for which were ready to be put into effect if
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    Eden Votes For Cabinet On Spain
    238 11 Reuter. London. Mar. 1. INURING the debate on Spain in the House of Commons Sir Archibald Sinclair, on behalf ot the Liberal Opposition, said the British Government had confronted Parliament with a policy of bankruptcy and suicide. Government was now going to reccgni c
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    NEW JAP THREAT TO SHANGHAI
    69 11 Shanghai, Mar. i. HUNDREDS of Japanese troops have been transferred from Hongkew to the western portion of Shanghai, thus creating a new threat to the International Settlement. It is reported that the Japanese authorities insist on increasing the number of Japanese policemen inside the Settlement
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    Tension In Palestine
    46 11 Although the day passed peacefully In Haifa a tense atmosphere prevailed last night. There were further deaths among those injured Irj bomb explosions, increasing the deathroll to 28. including five women. The thirtecn-hour curfew imposed at 5 p.m will operate ti.ll further notice.
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    SO MUCH FOR BALLOONS
    50 11 WHAT HAPPENS to a balloon barrage In a storm. Several came down, struck by lightning:, in Essex a few days ago This is one of them —now a toy for schoolboys—on Brentwood Common, blown ten miles from its moorings. Another—queer thought—drifted over the sea to Germany.
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    Violent Opposition To U. S. Arms Bill
    384 11 Reuter. Washington, .Mar. 1. VIOLENT opposition to the Air Force and Ai my Rearmament Bill was voiced by Mr. Worth Clark when the debate was continued In the Senate. Mr. Clark stated that the United States was in no danger ai*.d be denounced
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    AN AXIS THREAT TO SWISS
    138 11 Europe Reuter. Berne. Mar. 1. IT is reported that the German and Italian Ministers, interviewing the Swiss Foreign Minister, demanded that the Swiss press modify its attitude towards the axis powers. Later. The report of a German-Italian demarche in regard to the Swiss press is
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    Roosevelt To Devaluate Dollar?
    310 11 Reuter. Washington, Mar. L AN amendment to the Treasury A Appropriation Bill designed to limit silver buying by the Treasury to newly-mined domestic silver was defeated in the House of Refutations yesterday by 150 votes to 135. It had been approved earlier by a standtag vote
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    Hitler Ready To Guarantee European Peace?
    217 11 Reuter. London, Feb. 28. TT is now expected that Mussolini will communicate his claims to France through diplomatic channels rather than by a public speech, according to the Daily Telegraph Berlin correspondent, who states that Ribbentrop had an hour's conversation with the Italian Ambassador.
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    Seventy Warhips Of Powers Near Hainan Island
    70 11 OVER 70 warships belonging to Great Britain, the United State? and France are said to have been gathered at Hoihow. in South Kwangtung, ir order to protect their interests in view of the Japanese threat to accelerate their campaign in South China, and
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    NEW LOAN TO CHINA
    169 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Mar. 1. IT is diplomatically learnt that negotiations for a British loan in sunport of Chinese currency have heen successfully conducted, and thai except for some technical details, an agreement will be signed.—Sin Chew Jit Poh. Darkest Hour Past London, Mar. 1. "I bel'.eve
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    Back Door Not Yet Wide Open
    86 11 Reuter. Rangoon, Mar. I. IMPERIAL Airways machine Atalanta has only just arrived from Calcutta, indicating that the announcement of the inauguration of n regular Chungking-Rangoon service to-day is somewhat premature. Careful enquiries regarding the Kun-ming-Lashio road revea] that at lea t one stretch is
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    Twenty Millions More For Navy
    86 11 Reuter. LRMNa, !V?;ir. L THE new Xaw Estimates show a gross total of £153.666,68! and a nri total £69.399.000 a gainst £130,196.519 and Z'.):> 117,500 last year, giving a decrease in the net estimate of £26.718,500 but a «ross increase of over twenty millions. Appropriations
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    AFRICAN DEFENCE
    103 11 Reuter. Bulawayo. Mar. 1. EUROPE has learned to define patriotism as the desire t kill one s neighbour and that is one of the reasons why we don't want Germany as a neighbour in Africa," declared Mr. Holdengarde. Mayor of Bulawayo. opening the Africa Colonial Conference. The conference
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    STOP PRESS
    84 11 Reuter. Shanghai, Mar. L Mr. Miitra, Japanese ConsulGeneral, Colonel Hircla, of the Japanese Aimv and ("Jmnu:i(ler Mitsuncbu. oi the Japanese Navy—a spec ial i—illliinioil—called on Mr. Franklin, Chairman of the Shanghai Municipal Count 1 to-day and fiiccl i presentations regarding the Council's reply ot Feb. 25 to the
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    Malayan Chinese Protest Against Compatriots' Arrest In Siam
    225 12 Singapore, Wednesday. rpHE recent arrest by the Siamese authorities and the expulsion on Government order.- of nearly 3,000 Chinese from Siam have caused no little concern among Chinese living in Malaya who have useful business connections throughout Siam. Reasou for the wholesale
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    15 Houses Grutted In Blaze
    142 12 \Frcm Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Monday. \I7AKENED up at three o'clock in f¥ the morning, about 50 people had narrow escapes when fire broke «>ut in the village of Ulu Yam, near Kuala Kubu. on Saturday and burned down seven shop-houses before efficient werk
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    JEWISH DELEGATES ARE ADAMANT
    33 12 London, Feb. 28. REUTER learns from authoritative Jewish quarters that despite the informal talk fixed for to-day the Jewish delegation maintains its decision to reject the present Government proposals.
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    AIR MAIL
    17 12 An Imperial air mail was delivered in Singapore this morning. Another is expected on Friday.
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    Former Wife's Evidence In Singapore Will Case
    579 12 wĕw*mri Singapore, Tuesday. WHhA hearing was resumed to-day m the Angullia will case, Sir David Galloway gave evidence regarding the certification of the deceased Essoof bin Mohammed Salleh Angullia in 1908 and 1918 In this case Ahmad Angullia, J.P., and his two sens
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    Burglary Case Hearing In March
    145 12 [From Our Own Reporter] Kuala Lumpur, Monday. J»WO days have been set aside for the hearing- of the Nelson case vhon James L. Nelson, the 26-year-old railway fittei, and ex-Drum 2nd (Selangor) Bn. £.M.b Y.K, who was arrested in beremban in January, will appear for
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    EARLIER MAILS
    69 12 During the period Mar. 1 to Mar. 23 both dates inclusive, the weiahts of ad mails for despatch by train have to be recorded, and it is therefore necessary ior the mails to be closed somewhat earlier. During this period mails for despatch by the day and night
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    ROYAL BEREAVEMENT IN JOHORE
    80 12 WTK Singapore, Wednesday W 1 deeply regret to announce Jl the death of H. tl. Tungku Zahrah, the eldest daughter ol H. H. Tungku Abu Bakar of Johcre, which occurred at the General Hospital Johore Bahm. at 1.35 this morning. Death was due to typhoid fever
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    NO HOOTING ON SINGAPORE ROADS TO-DAY
    179 12 Singapore, Wednesday. FROM eight o'clock this morning the ban on hooting in certain parts of Singapore town came into force. Cars passing along Collyer Quay. Battery Road, and the roads branching off from Raffles Place moved along the roads silently and horns was not
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    Bigamy Charge At Ipoh
    351 12 [Frcvi Our Own Reporter] Ipoh, Tuesday. rpHE hearing of the appeal case preferred by the State against the decision of the Hon. Mr. Justice C. M. Murray Avnslev. who acquitted and discharged Ramalingam, Sanitary Inspector of Lower Perak, on a charge of bigamy, has been postponed
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    GOLD OUTPUT
    59 12 Raub Australian Gold Mining Co.. Ltd advise the following output for the four weeks ended Feb. 25: Crushing No. 543 Battery treated 5,252 tons of ore retuvning 1,421 ounces of bullion equivalent to 1.343 ounces of fine gold. Retreatment Plant treated 7.994 tons of tailings returning 847 ounces
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    Bitter Attack On Mr. Chamberlain
    1036 12 Reuter. LONDON, FEB. 28. QUESTIONING THE AUTHORITY OF MR. CHAMBERLAIN TO ACT INDEPENDENTLY ON THE MATTER OF RECOGNITION OF GEN. FRANCO, MAJOR ATTLEE MOVED THE LABOUR VOTE OF CENSURE IN THE COMMONS TODAY. He again took the Premier to task for not acquainting the house
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    Demand For Rubber Shares Increasing
    72 12 Reuter. London, Aiar l. THE Stock Exchange, after a quiei opening yesterday, resumed the upward movement. some appreciable gains being recorded as a result of an increase in buying orders. Revival of the demand for rubbers, presumably In response to the industry's improving statistical position.
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    GOVERNMENT HOUSE
    142 12 Wednesday. Feb. 22 Commodore and Mrs. f. B. Drew, Luang Vudhisara Netinati. Mr. J V Polodna. Major R. H. Quill and Captain and Mrs. J. c. Westall had Irncheon at Governmtnt House Hon. Mr. R. H. Onraet and Mrs. Onraet. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Dickinson. Mr. and
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    45 12 The s.s. Conic untitled Singapore at 5 p.m en Thursday March 2. from Shanghai, Hongkong and Manila. She will berth at the S.H.B. wharf and is expected to sail again at y p.m. on the same day for Colombo. Bombay. Port Said, Napies and Ge
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    Governor Opens Malaya's First Orthopaedic Hospital
    526 13 Bringing New Hope To Crippled Children Singapore, Tuesday. r ii pilul <;f its kind to come into existence in Malaya and, it In lit'ved. also in the East, the $70,000 St. Andrew's Orthopaedic I uas to-day declared open by Sir Shenton Thomas, the present
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    To-day's News Review
    465 13 II ED Japanese peace offer awaits confirmation, t offer may have been it ij more than likely that riats are seeking some tan "final victory," out ich appears to be endconvia'tion is growing I ipanese that in China, st areas and such a lion, and with supply
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    NEW HOPE FOR HIM
    34 13 For years, this little boy has been in this position, not knowing even tbe joy of ate?. But he is cheerful, happy, for hi* treatment is In the hands <>; specialists.
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    British Press On The Recognition Of Franco
    263 13 Reuter. London. Feb. 28. SHARP cleavag< Of feeling is revealed by press commentators <»n the recognition cf Franco. The Times -ays thai Ihe recognition of a successful party and the support of its leader in the maintenance of Spanish independence is logical culmination
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    British Aircraft Industry Praised
    152 13 Reuter. London, Feb. 28. rpHE House of Commons on the motion of Sir John Simon gave the second reading to the Defence Loans Bill after 1 ejecting by 21\2 to 117 votes the Opposition Labour amendment demanding "more effective measures for the co-ordination of services organisation
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    AZANA RESIGNS
    34 13 Reuter. Paris. Feb. 28. —Le Petit Parisienne reports that Azana has resigned adding that he has communicated his decision to Martinez Hirrio. President of the Cortes, through the Republican Ambassador in Paris.—Reuter.
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    America's Real Frontiers
    280 13 Reuter. Washington. Feb. 28. "THE hostile attitudes of certain dicta tor-controlled, imperialistic nations' 1 were referred to by Senator Shcnpard. Chairman of the Military Affairs Committee, when the debate en the Government's S5B million dollar Air Force and Army Rearmament Bill began in the senate today. Mr.
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    SHANGHAI TENSION EASES
    33 13 Shanghai, Feb. 28.—Tension eased somewhat to-day when the extra Japanese troops stationed at the entrances of the Settlement were withdrawn and the strength of the sentry posts returned to normal.
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    IRISH SEDITION BILL
    69 13 Reuter. Dublin. Feb. 28 -Powers never before taken to deal with seditious printing are included in the Government's bill dealing with offences against the State Of which the full text has just been published. Printers will be required to keep records of all publications for police inspection.
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    Bush Fire In Singapore
    320 13 Singapore. Tuesday. (SINGAPORE'S lire lighting forces had an unusual task set before them yesterday when they answered a call to one of the largest local bush fires I hat raged on the eastern slopes of Mount Fa her. The fire, which wa.s started innocently enough by
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    Week-end Races At Yacht Club
    227 14 i\S Friday, Mar. 3, there will be the usual afternoon races for hM Classes at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club start in- 1 at 5.25 p.m, On Sunday, Mar. 5, the Royal f.ineapore Yacht Club will sail a team race against the Royal Air Force
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    51 14 The following have been selected to play iricket for the M F A. against. S.C.R.'J. .in Sunday, Mar. 5 at B.C.R.C. ground al 2 pro A. R. Omar (Capt.), Osma a Yasin, Ibrahim Isa. /.man Puteh. A!i \unos, Dollah A-:hgar. Hussian Mahmood, Leyman, Ali Ahmad. Ismail Jabbar. Reserves: Shafhe. Aodui
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    Muar Ceylonese Make Early Start At Cricket
    487 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar, Mondayy J.\ a borne and home match held by the Muar Indo-Ceylonese Aasociation, Atchuthan's XI beat A. PonnampalanVs XI by seven wickets. Ihe match was played yesterday evening on the Police |>adang and >me good bowling was seen.
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    Rough Play In Segamat Soccer
    450 14 (From Our Own Correspondent) Segamat, Monday. ttOUGU play in the second half ruined the soccer match between the mdia-Ceylon Association and the P.W.D. when the two teams met on the town padang yesterday. The result was a throe-all draw. There was little to choose between
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    BIGGER COMPENSATION FOR FOOTBALLERS
    137 14 Reuter. AMONG the proposals passed at last night's meeting in Lon•T3 included bigger compensation d< n (it the Footballer's Union for injured players and the i.' nblirig of cuptic and talent monry to stars. Players protested that they are responsible for drawing the crowds to the
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    R.Nathan Beats Abed In Y.M.C.A. Tourney
    169 14 JWO ties wore played eft in the 'A' Class and two in the B' in the 1939 Club Tennis Championship Tournament ol the V.M.C.A. .vestcrday. In the A Oasfl .R. Nathan oeat 1 B. Abed alter having iost. the fust sot, 2 6, 8
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    LION CITY CLUB
    135 14 At, the 23rd annual general meeting ot tl c Lion City Club held at the residence Ol Mr. Chia Ah Kan. No. 513, KamPpng Bahru Road on Sunday. Feb. 26, this following were rlretorl office-bearers for the ensuhu- year: President: Mr, Chia Ah Kan < re-elect cdl
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    LATEST S.R.A. CLASSIFICATION LIST
    99 14 FOLLOWING is (be latest elassi'iea--1 lion of horses and ponies issued I r.u leb 27 by (he S X A. Transfers From decs l to class 2. Kntcrarkei From che:.> 3 to close 2: Va'JCOlui New Classifications class i::—HyWc Tovarich (late Epicea» CLASS 3:--Jarrak.v od. Pen;thunit
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    CRICKETER DROPS NOTE TO CAPTAIN FROM PLANE
    387 14 "Sorry I Can't Get Down" [From Our Own Reporter] Seremban, Sunday. HEAttTS l.cat a vat hit faster when an aeroplane roared overhead and then .'U\. toW liver Ihe parking during the match between TarripJn and Nefctf Semhilan Chib but when something dropped out
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    SPHINX BADMINTON PARTY
    210 14 The Sphinx B P. defeated the Useful B P on Sunday at the home court by eight names to one (Sphinx players mentioned first) Joseph de Souza beat On!? Say Yeo 15—12: 11—15: 15—5: Ma::. A Lange beat P S. Nair 15—3: 15—12 V E Mathew beat
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    M.C.C. WIN
    44 14 Reuter. PtetermaritatHirg, Feb 2K The M.C.C. beat Natal by nine frickets. W--»tni 235 unH 'WTi-.ht 6 for f>s» M C C 407 .Eririeli 150. Ames 62» and 11 0 for one i Hutton 53 not out. Edrich IS tlOt Ottt l Renter
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    ROUND ISLAND RACE
    136 14 AM- oi tht most striking features •J the numd-Mand eveie rare last Sunday V as the Ovaltfnc van Which W«S pre eul at the Starting point The sixty-two competitors »verc each given cup «»l delicious Ova Mine. 'Ihe van followed the cyclists round the 56 mile.-, course.
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    Schoolboys Defeated At Soccer
    229 14 (From Our Own I ->,."irtaeni» 4 START was n A soon r when English School f<x>tl»al] the Young M<*n*a A friendly match at th< last week. The scl feated by three goals to nil aft!" giving their more laments a hard time 11 This was the
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    R.S.G.C. Win Wei-Hai-Wei Cup
    98 15 played at the i the week-end, apore Golf Club i, by A matches died results <R.S. Ned nrst>: V Nakuvama 0. Ma Hal 1. W McMullan 0. I Ibrahim V ng Loon Chong lii ii v Dr. H. L. 1 v C A. R. iiion ibogcy»
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    Jubilee Trophy
    51 15 Yacht Club an- h race for the JubiMerchantti Ship's Life in commemoration of oi His late Majesty be h°ld on Monday, pm. Any ship whose nr ii sponsible aeents ud which is in port on race is eligible to enter ntrants .'hould comr agents from whom and regulations
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    66 15 will be the SCR C. his week end: jainst ACS. at 2 Wah, Nco Hock Lim, K. T Ooi, P. L. Tan. wee Lim Swang, Kam iiev Bee. Seah Keng T ock Seng. Reserves: Flan. Tan Huck trick Yee. •ainst M.F.A. at 2 Siew Chua Boon Tan Thean
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    Y.M.C.A. TENNIS TIES
    28 15 ties in the V.M.C.A. nament to-day. nship: A. N. AthL Wee, M. Takagaki VV ng Cheong Wong Pakir, c. J. llc-jeoo vs. Kamis vs. Darwood.
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    BOGEY COMPETITION
    23 15 j Competition on the pping System will be tay and Sunday, Mar Singapore Golf Club larch Bogey iStaple>rt on Monday. Mar
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    S.A.F.A. LEAGUE MATCHES START ON MARCH 6
    241 15 Fixtures For First Week FIXTURES in the S.A.F.A. League have been «'.rrantred, though final approval has not been received regarding all dates. The first matches in the League will Ik* played on Mar. (> and after that there WIH be several fixtures every
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    48 15 The 1 illt wing hare been selected to play cricket for the V.M.C.A. against the I'.W D. Sport > Cluu on Saturday Mar. I at 2 p.m. en the Anson Road ground: Xavler, Pone Lim, Wilton. Buratta, Lyne, Barker Mohideen Leembruggen, Chrysastom, Tun Quan Kia'. Nathaniels, Shaw.
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    A. L. Henry Scores Season's First Century
    459 15 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. fFHE distinction of hitting the first century in Selangor cricket this season goes to A. L. Henry to-day, when he scored 103 (not out) for the T.P.C.A. against the Sikh's Union on the home ground. This
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    BROTHER ON FALSE REPORT CHARGE
    109 17 ngapore, Tuesday 25-year-old Hok- |n English, claiming in the second Mr. Conrad Oldthat he on or about Gaylang Police Sta- Hitam, Corporal No. Nt, the following hat at about 9.30 last year, whilst shop managed Chew Siew Seng lang Road, the said ng threatened him
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    POLICE CHARGES IN WARSAW
    87 17 Warsaw. Feb. 28. I d repeatedly in the I Warsaw to disperse destudents who tried to F ireign Ofliee and Parliaere stopped and driven to building. They will rethis afternoon, guarded by it d police. onstrators are protesting at by General Skwarczynski. camp of National unity,
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    Praise For British Administration
    59 17 t rican means a great D aid Dr. Walter I. Albin mpress." "but neverthesay how much I aptish Governments at- and protectorates." ish port that we have noticed that British very happy—except for I would not like to hat country at length. ear. nose and throat
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    18 17 23 Sir John Simon L .:a and bronchitis, J? participate in to-day's ■site -Renter.
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    j What Readers Are j Saying INDIAN LABOUR
    396 17 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune) Sir,—As one who has tollov.ed the controversy regarding Indian labour In Malaya, I should like to ask—Whom will the Indian Government piotect? I should like to recall the late Mr. Gokhale's warning, namely, "We cannot
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    MUSUM TRAVELLERS
    124 17 I To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune} Sir.-Not long ago we were called upon by a benian Muslim lady from India to realise the dire necessity of establishing a Musafirkhana for poor Muslim travellers. An impetus and a start was given by the lady and her husband
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    INDIANS IN MALAYA
    287 17 [To the Editor of the Malaya Tribune] Sir-Mr Yahya should know that there is a wise saying that no one should rush into places where angels ♦ear to tread. It is unfortunate he has iorgouen this wholesome advice, when he rushed into print on the subject of
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    THE SENTUL STRIKE
    166 17 [To the Editor of the Mula'Ja Tribune1 Sir,—Mr. V. If. Menon's letter on the subject of the Senttil strike is amusing. In spite of its verbosity, it has not improved the writer's position as an Indian anci a clear thinker. The letter shows that lie is not
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    AMERICAN MARKET REPORT
    249 17 DURING the early part of last week the markc' appeared to be unsettled en renewed tears ot war and some sh< rt celling of Steelsand Chrvsler Motors was in evidence, says the cabled >>nopsis from the "Trader's" column «J "Barrens,", the American National Weekly Later both the
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    Empress Of Britain Arrives
    190 17 Singapore, Tuesday. £HORTLY after six o'clock this evening, the Canadian Pacific Fleet luxury liner, the "Empress of Britain/ berthed at Tanjong Pagar wharves, bringing over 140 passengers, wealthy Americans from all parts of the United States and much-travelled English ladies and gentlemen. Commander of the vessel
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    CHINA RELIEF
    66 17 The China Relief Fund Committee of Singapore has received from Messrs. the Amalgamated Theatres, Ltd. the sum of $411.19 as a contribution to the Fund. This amount is a part of the proceeds from the first night's screening of the Chinese picture "Sable Cicada at the Capitol Theatre
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    TAXI-DRIVER CHARGED WITH NEGLIGENCE
    367 17 Singapore, Tuesday. JJRAMATIC Evidence, ol how she came to, in a taxi, other than the on? she had originally entered at the New World at 1.45 a.m. on December 27, and saw her husband's face covered with blood while her back ached was to-day recorded from
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    LONDON IMPREGNABLE?
    63 17 SOME of the new 4.5-inch antiaircraft guns are now in fixrd positions near London. These runs ran fire ten shells, each weighing 55 oounds, to a height of nearly five miles in one minute. At this hfietat, the raiding piM would have to use oxygen and would be
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      229 17 in 3 9&coniU^^^^^^^ CORNS are killed and loosened with just one application of Gets-It. A drop or two ends the torture of throbbing eons. A few days later yon earn lift off the corn root and all. GETS-IT JUST ARRIVED. Japanese Gold Fish oi every kind lovely genigame (Terrapin) for
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    DEVELOPMENT OF WEST CHINA'S RESOURCES
    242 18 Shanghai. THE Sino-British Boxer Indemnity Fund Commit?fee has decided to organise a corps for studying and developing the natural resources in China's border provinces, according to Chinese reports. Students interested in the subject have been grouped into three parties and will be sent out to
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    SHANGHAI WAR HERO ACTIVE AGAIN GEN. TSAI TING-KAI LEADS MILITIAMEN IN SOUTH CHINA
    435 18 Helped By Former 19th Route Army Officers LEADING local militiamen in southern Chin» <<i vadin, Japanese army b (Jeneral Tsai TinX r commander of the 19th Route Army S V S Greater Shanghai against the combined Jao
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    SOLVING YELLOW RIVER FLOOD PROBLEM
    190 18 Chungking. A PROPOSAL that the Chinese Gov- jrnment must attempt at once to clcse the breaches in the Yellow River dykes at Huavuankou and Cbackcu, and at the same time divert the flood waters into the sea at Lmghungkou, via Haichow, is contained in a
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    Szechuen Trade Development
    126 18 APPROPRIATIONS amounting to tens of millions will be granted by the National Government to Ibe export Irade cf Szechuen following complete acceptance of the plans submitted by Mr. Ho Peibang, provincial Ccrnmissioner of Reconstructions. j The immediate object of these plans ;is to facilitate the placing of
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    WAR PLANES FOR CHINA
    73 18 AN American-built military aeroplane, wilh heavy armament, arrived and is being sent across the frontier to China. It is a demonstration model sent in advance of others which are coming on specially chartered ships. American pilots have begun to arrive at Rangoon en route for China
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    HEALTHY SERVICE IN "BABY" PROVINCE
    427 18 I Central Government Provides Money And Materials C hinese Central Government, having brought Sikong into existence as a "baby province, is now undertaking to look after its health. As a first step. it_ is going to establish a health station at Kanting (Tatsienlu) and two
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    JAP AERODROME DESTROYED
    58 18 at Vunchen TUn??? ***** air Uahing ever' 4 j a l ansi "toothe field and oi c P se aero Plane s on accordimV to L 1 1 r S 2 la f. round structures* aviation circles matl n fr2m f£2?52! 0f Ch^and being favoured Alter H-.Vi
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    China Will Repay All Loans
    182 18 f HINA will repay h £S?«^ y recently ed States cv,„ 2 he T the present Sin,,. Jesse Jonr-. construction teW the Banking a nd Curr< recently. ?r >.<> Mr Jones mm regarding con> Ccmmodity Credi i Export -"I think Chin debts," he .said j'
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      113 18 "My husband couldn't believe his eyes!" Soy, Mrs. McDermott, of St. John's Wood, England. HE SAYS I LOOK TEN YEARS before using the new Bioce'l skinfood 3 ™"<"S change m, de in a few weeks. J a V" s V v i ■>■<- I had lines and wrinkle on mTfore
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      69 18 B^ 88 Mfc>, p# A Morning! I think it is v 9m vI no matter where you buy Cra\*:: I W C A/they are always perfectly iv I m M you can re] y on the faa m. -9SS^ mtr nevervar yin quality. And :r. B X is grateful for
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    Radical Programme Of Congress
    299 19 juntry-Wide Struggle For Independence Planned Lucknow, Feb. 21. .p of lie programme chalked out at the Calcutta Con--8" i [he supporters of Sj. Subhas Chandra Bose are availthat Sj. VL'hambherdayal Tripathi, M.LA, who iference, has Issued the following circular letter to all United Provinces and all
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    ANTI-HINDUSTANI AGITATION
    26 19 lc Feb 23 In the Legislative imier replying to ipto the 31st Decnumber of persons and sent to prison the anti-Hindustani 1 United Press*.
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    SUNNIS RESUME AGITATION IN LUCKNOW
    177 19 Lucknow, Feb. 22. AFTER about one year, the Madhe Saheba agitation was again started to-day in Lucknow by the Sunnis. Five Sunni leaders, namely, Maulana Abdul Sukkur, Mohd. Yunus Khalida, Moulana Zafrulmulk. Hazi Abdul Salam and Hazi Mohammad Kamid were arrested under section 107 Cr.
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    CONGRESS SESSION DECLARED A PUBLIC ASSEMBLY
    501 19 Nagpur, Feb. 22. TORE Provincial Government has declared the 52nd session of the Indian National Congress to be held at Tilwarghut to be a public assembly, as defined in Section 8 of the CP. Laws Act of 1875, for a period of 27 days
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    Hunger-Strike Threat
    99 19 New Delhi, Feb. 20.—United Press learns that three State prisoners in the Delhi District gaol have written letters to Mahatma Gandhi and Sir R. M. Maxwell. Home Mefmber, Government of India and Mr. Mohanlal Sa.xena. Member. CentraJ Assembly, who had an interview with them last week that they
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    MUSLIMS IN CONGRESS
    77 19 Lucknow. Feb. 20.—Amidst scenes of enthusiasm the UP. Mass Contact Conference was held at Etawah on Saturday and Sunday last. The Conference expressed full satisfaction over the progress of work among the Muslims during the year as Muslim members cf the Congress increased in U.P. from 30.000
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    Will U.P. Cabinet Resign? Minister's Mission To Wardha
    333 19 Lucknow, Feb. 23. /CONSIDERABLE significance is attached in official circles to the Hon. Mrs. Yijavalakshmi Pandit's latest statement from Wardha in which she signified her readiness to lead the Rajkot satyagraha movement if called upon to do so by Mahatma Gandhi. It
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    DESPATCH OF TROOPS TO INDIAN STATES
    47 19 New Delhi, Feb. 22.—1n the Central Assembly the Defence Secretary stated that on six occasions troops were despatched to States during the last three months. The States where detachment of troops are still stationed are Ranpur. Dhenkanal, Talchar, Nandgaon and Chhuikhadan.
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    COALITION CABINET IN BURMA
    235 19 Rangoon, Feb. 20. ANEW Coalition Cabinet has been formed with U Pu as Premier and Minister for Home Affairs. The Ministers of Revenue and Finance in the new Cabinet heid the same offices in the last one. U Pu was Forest Minister in Dr B:i Maw's
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      369 19 John would §L not eat $M John was thin and pale poor appetite until the f doctor traced the trouble back to sleep (^i&jfa/™** WONDERFUL, BILL. I HAD THE fKr\ weight is rrJQ. COSM THAT<S m JOMN ,s same trouble JUST RIGHT >' MPS FIRTH, MV SO PAiE. WITHBiU, V
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    Fancy Dress Ball At German Club
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    VERY ENJOYABLE FUNCTION
    58 20 gATLRDAY evening was spent at the German Club in a grand fashion. A fancy dress ball was held at the Club, most of the members turning up, with their friends, in most colourful costumes. Pictures, taken by the Tribune cameraman, which appear on this page show the
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      15 I The Malaya Tribune RADIO SUPPLEMENT No. 3D. SINGAPORE, 1 WEDNESDAY, March 1, 1939 FOUR PAGES.
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      NATIONAL CELEBRATION IN WALES TO-DAY
      435 I broadcasts from daventry f V\"< K. iii a French var of long ago, longbowmen of Wales won a v spfria-.-uUir victory on a battlefield where leeks thrived. That, it i said, is why ihe leek is one—and the senior—of the two national iNcnis of Britain's
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      The Thames In Song And Music
      216 I MUSIC and songs that were suggested to their composers hy some of the towns and places of interest past which the Thames flows will he heard by listeners to a Davenlry programme on Friday next. To be called 'Sweet Thames Flow Softly.' it will
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      LIGHTHOUSE RADIO
      68 I THE importance of transmitting and receiving apparatus in lighthouses has been admitted by the Australian Federal Ministry of Commerce, and m future special transmitters are to be in-h-tailed in lighthouses on the eastern Australian coast. Owing to the lack ot suitable supply sources, it is proposed L hat
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      DIRECTIONAL AERIAL SYSTEM
      70 I AMATEUK transmitters have for some 1 c been using directional aerial for reliable long-distance work- i and now the National Broadcasting j C of America liave Installed thY of aerial at stations W3XAL ana W3XL. By means oi push-buttons ttlS aerial arrays may be swung through, approximately
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      GRAND NATIONAL COURSE
      32 I A PLAN of the Grand National course at Aintree, Liverpool, that wil help listeners to Daventry to follow the broadcast comments n- nn the rare on Mar. 24 next.
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      TRIBUTE TO SCIENTIST
      412 I HPHE Gold Medal of the International Faculty of Sciences, which 18 awarded annually in recognition of outstanding contributions to scientific progress, has been awarded for 1938 to Mr. J. J. Denton, Secretary of the Television Society, and VicePresident of the Institution of Electronics. The award is in
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      Broadcast Talk On France
      187 I PIW forthcoming state visit to ■i- England of the President of the French Republic, ML Lebrun, lends topical interest to a series of four weekly talks, 'This is France,' in which listeners to Daventry will hear well-known Frenchmen discuss the national characteristics of France, its civilising
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      BBC TELEVISES A FARM
      90 I When BBC television cameras visited BnU'a Cross Farm, 'somewhere in the ihe Home Counties,' recently, viewers saw some of the tasks that keep a iarmcr busy. Ihe guide on this camera tour was A. G. Street (under the microphone, left), farmer author, and well-known to Daventry
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      CRICKET TEST COMMENTARY
      140 I SUMMARIES of each day's play in the Fifth Cricket Test match between England and South Africa, and a commentary on the Royal Navy v. The Army Rugby match arc to be heard by listeners to Daventry this week (sec London programmes inside). E. W. Swanton, the well-known
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      'SONG PARADE' ON SATURDAY
      161 I LEN HAVES, the singer and danceband leader, has spent the last few weeks investigating the histories of seme famous tunes, and in 'Song Parade', to be broadcast from liaventry at 0.35 p.m. on Saturday next, listeners will hear the results of his researches. The facts and
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      Empire Symphony Concert
      139 I ANTONIO BROS A, the world- famous Spanish violinist, will be soloist with the BBC Empire Orchestra in the tenth of the Empire Symphony Concerts which will be broadcast from Daventry at 6.40 a.m. on Tuesday next. He will play Mendelssohn's Concerto in E miner—a piece of cunningly
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      History Of The North Sea
      315 I IT is almost impossible lo ■nnfw 1 the part that the North Sea has played in the shaoing of Britain, both literally and figuratively. This six-hunarcd-mile length of Wi ter, washing tho east coast of the country from the Shetland Islands to th* 1 Straits
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      B.B.C. EMPIRE ORCHESTRA: 1938 STATISTICS
      212 I ONE hundred and ninety Empire f artists and artists with Empire interest have been on the books of the 8.8.C. Empire Music Department during 1938. and in that lime listeners to Daventry have heard them fulfil 259 engagements. A number of these artists gave sue
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        2331 III biOAY WAR. 3 I Z 2 j I WORLD S BROADCAST ■PRO Q R-AMM-is] I i±2ZL~ C«ehestca i 8 o r t~l 1 a .m. <-o 8.20 Phohi newspaper: illustrated! ■■PPHBH j 20 '^{ft; .aphony. PPTMATMr Musk?aVmS (£st page news commentary. I Ei I i■■ 1 fj ml>\ w Mßkm
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        2041 IV jq ro 4, i »> M;l^M WORLD'S BROADCAST PROGRAMMES Hg; I 8 20 Concur Electrical recording t Gramophone rceords PUi 950 Time signal. Julius Taster anct rAMHI IQ symphonic poem 'Serbia.' writ- «22 BBC: Recording- < 'Victorian Mr 150 Kef his Band FAIVIUUO ten in a dug-out during War lodies'
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