Morning Tribune, 1 February 1937

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    13 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL L--No. MO. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, February 1, 193? FIVE CENTS.
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    POSTPONED NEW YEAR HONOURS
    879 1 C. M. FOB THE 4.ovi:it\oit 10 MALA YAN A WARDS >in \ij;\a.\»i:k s\m s>i\ii ii¥.TS K. C. Ji. <-. Singapore, Sunday. TEN .Malayans are figured in the New Year Honours according to an official announcement issued to-day. Thev comprise six in the S.S. and four in
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    Maritime Strike
    87 1 Men To Approve Terms? San Francisco. Jan. 31 THE Maritime In ion leader^ have < rctered a vole to be taken on the question of settlement of the seamen'.^ strike The Pacific toast ha> also recommended Uie strikers to a( rot the tentative agreement* to er.d the *t<vppaee.
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    32 1 G. L. .M. Jones and F. S. D <meresque broadcasting the North v. South nij-ii^r on Satjjrdav. The first running commentary to be broadcast by B. M. B. C. in Singapore. (Tribune).
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    23 1 Tribune Cable Pontiajnak. Saturday. PABLU NrrvjL. the Malayan boxer kmKkeri cut i-he champion el Pontianak irr CIM fourth roonil of their fiffci here.
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 Sir Andrew Caldecott London, Jan. 31. Sir Andrew Caldecott, Governor of Hongkong, has received the K.C.M.G in the Honours List Reuter
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    Japanese Cabinet
    55 1 Tokyo. Jan 31. A HITCH connected with the port folios of War and Navy are holding the formation of General Hayashi's new cabinet. General Sugiyama. Director of Military Education, has declined to be the Army's nominee to the post Minister of War. A similar situation has apparently arisen
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      23 1 0 N OTHER PAGES j Page Br jtisli Appeal 2 j f )u r Anniversary 3 Mass Wedding 23 j K* Notes 35
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      66 1 V'EH^ fresh milk— with fjjgm^ ALL THE TROUBLE REMOVED! IV "WET K'r.m put an end tc -J'i;;.' jrishir.g milk y()ur troubles wjth milk. :o drink. It :s especially F(»r Klim is nch, pure cows good for babies. If your milk powdered with only dealer cannot bupp3y you, water removed. Klim
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    BRITISH APPEAL TO HITLER
    599 2 BRITISH APPEAL TO HITLER Folly Of The Armaments JK 3 C C London. Jan. 31. DEALING with the international outlook in a speech at Birmingham this e\enins: the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, said now that the tension in regard to Spain had partly relaxed it should be
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    49 2 Mrs. Tan Kwee Swee and family wish to express their thanks to all relatives and kind friends who sent messages of condolence in theii bereavement, to those who assisted at and attended the funeral, and to those who sent flora i tributes. S.S and F.MS paper please copy.
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    Moscow Trial
    207 2 Satisfaction At Th? Sentences Mexico City, Jan. 31. 1 OFFER to pflesent my files and thousands of other documents to the international commission, in order *o tkanse the atmosphere of the germs ol deceit, calumny and frame-ups." declared Trotsky, in an interview. He fiercely attacked the organisers of
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    Society Wedding
    280 2 Brilliant Affair In State Capital (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Jan. 31 EASILY the most picturesque and most brilliant society wedding seen in the Federal Capital for a long time was solemnized this morning at the Chinese Assembly Hall. The contracting parties being Mr. Khoo Teik Ee,
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    38 2 The front pag e of a recent copy of the Morning Tribune i lU ol A comparison with that on another page shows how fee e ;h e style of the paper has been steady but not unorthodox
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    Car Smash
    141 2 Europeans Hurt U hi Timah k Singapore. Su dav TWO Europeans. Mr C F ia> gineer at the ntm Royal v t .crodrome at Chun Chu km- A. S. Gray, an Mtfsttnt, hurt in a serious motor accideni *t occurr.d yesterday evening c 7th mile stone. Bukit Tlmah
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    29 2 Mr. M. J. Hayward left Bei«aJ on two weeks' leave, Inche o^ man bin Haji Dahat, assistani Registi^ ir'uprem Court, is acting Qiagistratei addition to his own riu i
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      77 2 Law \o1m< lor Tn tlaj Belon* the Chief Jilfti 2 SunUMWSM-in-Chambers and or:> iritinR Summons. At 11 a.m. in the 1st Court: l and Magistrate's Appeals l i Tai Wan Choon. 2 Rex v> Ramalinw Thevar and Kumahri The\ ir 3 Rex* Lim Lim. Before Mr. Justice Adrian Clark at
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    MORNING TRIBUNE'S ANNIVERSARY
    938 3 MORNING TRIBUNE'S ANNIVERSARY ONE YEAR OLD TO-DAY .uilVI JIO.VMIS Ol 1114.1l n At iiii:vi:mi:\t Y the Morning Tribune celebrates its first birthday— a thv thriving infant in the family of the Malayan newsind'ifin l° okin S back over our first y ear of exi stence )a P ers j a
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    36 3 A reproduction of an early issue of the Morning Tribune. The fir^l radio speech of King Edward VIII was our first notable "scuop*' th* Morning Tribune was the first paper in Malaya to publish the ipMCfe
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      49 3 TRA\X O S A X Guaranteed to remove CORNS. HARD SKIN CALLOUSES within 24 hours. Implicit confidence in the efficacy of Trannosan Corn Remedy: if not satisfied, money will be refunded in full. Obtainable from all Dispensaries High-class Stores. cents per packet. Sole Distributors: RAHAMIN PENHAS 86. Robinson Road.
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      46 3 (?(Of)§ RAPID HARDENING i ROSKOPF PATENT THE ONLY WATCH IMPORTED p^. IN MALAYA /SJSkS^ since 11^^ IB rfll i^^^^ lV J^^bwb^b\mb\^m/ £1 ft wM N^^p/ I Xn IRADE MARK I WRIST POCKET— GOLD— CHROME STEFL rAT ALL DEALERS IN MALAYA Sole Agents, Singapore. Hf O*VTOR Lltf*
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      136 4 CUlwSU London. Jan. 30 Last Price To-Day Change Tone Steady Steadier Spot Buyers. 10 3.16 10 5 16 s Sellers. 10 5 16 10 7 16 1b Ma'rch. Buyers. 10 3.16 10 5 16 Sellers. 10 5 16 10 7 16 J AorUune Buyers. 10 3 16 10
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      139 4 Un *>n, J an J Previous To-day "M. Distillers 1179 117Chan 9 Dunlop Rubber 351V2 34U/2 ~_i General Electric 91|4V 2 91,--1 « — 4L Imperial Chemical Industries 409 40 6 2 Imperial Tobacco 168: l»/ 2 165 7' 2 •J -26 Anglo-Dutch Canadian Pacific 42,6 423
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      METAL MARKET
      24 4 TIN Standard. Spot (afternoon closing price 1 Forward Previous £226-14 £226-3,4 London. To-day 224^8 2253 8 Jan. 30 Changi -l 3 8
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      79 4 London, Jan. 30. Previous To-Day Change T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 105.10 105.09 — .01 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8. 94 3 4 8.94U — oy 2 T.T. on Shanghai (closing seUlng rate) ls. 2 2332 Is. 223 32 T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate)
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      42 4 RUBBER New York. Jan 29 1 Previous To- Day H 1 Tone Spot Buyers. SeUers. Easy 21 21«8 Dull 21 21»8 AprilJune TIN Standard. Tone Spot Buyers. SeUers. 21 21*8 Easy 49 3 4 21 21! 8 Quiet 9m
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      BULLION MARKET
      34 4 GOLD Fine Bar per oz. SILVER Spot 2 months forward Previous IT.I.UH London. Jan. 30. To-Day Change £7 2 0 -H/ 2 d 20 5 16 20> 4 20 H 20*4 —ll6
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      GLENEALY PLANTATIONS LIMITED
      787 4 GLENEALY PLANTATIONS LIMITED Eight Per Cent Dividend Declared I At Meeting I Singapore, Saturday. A FINAL dividend of eight per cent, was declared at the annual general meeting of the Glenealy Plantations, Ltd., held at the Registered Office of the Company, Hongkong Bank Chambers to-day. The directors report and accounts
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    STOCKS AND SHARES.
    1643 5 I dby Fraser and Co. LyaU and Evati, Exchange and Stock Brokers Fraser <*>• Lyall &,KTatt Buy sers Sellf in Buyers anmra 5- 516 56 ._— j Tin • •• V* 6 34 6 -3-4-wwaPrittsnz Ju V 55j--57ii: 'SLTmm 22 9 23 9 23. 24. 175 1.80
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  • THE LOCAL MARKETS
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      Rubber
      79 5 Singapore, Saturday morning. Singapore: 85)4 cts. Market Tone: Steady Quiet. London: lO^d., down Vsd. Market Tone: Quiet. New York: Unchanged. Market Tone: Dull. After closing weak last night an unfavourable American strike iiews the market opens steady this morning with sellers reserved and a steady undertone is being maintained
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      Tin
      27 5 Singapore, Saturday noon. Tin (Singapore) $112, down London: Spot £225.0.0, down 7s. 6d.; three months £225 10s., down 30s. New York: 49% cts., down Vfc ct.
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      Exchange
      8 5 London-New York 4.8915;16 New York-London 4.89 27(32
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    Share Markets
    268 5 Messrs. Fraser CoJs Report Singapore, Saturday, noon. In their daily comments on the opening trend of the market, Messrs. Fraser Co. state:— Mining. Tin £225.10 3 months down 30-. Cable advices from London indicate that the Stock Exchange is dull and easier and the weakness in gilt-edged securities
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    Mr. Julian Israel's Report
    103 6 Tin, locally, down *b. Rubber, locally, closes firmer aoout 35 7 a. Mining. Raubs $7.05— 57.20 There is little interest In Tin shares locally, accentuated by lack of telegraphic communication with upcountry centres, owing to a break down of the trunk line. Quotations generally unchanged. Southern
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    Exchange
    182 6 SELLING Singapore, Jan 30. London T.T 2 4 116 London demand 2 4 1 J^ London 4 months' sight I'jjg Lyons demand "Jy Hamburg demand 1 New York demand &7 Montreal demand trv*3 Batavia demand }"J Samarang demand lU<J 2 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands ,cli R Madras and
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    Produce
    202 6 Singapore. Jan. 29. R. <Siam> W Coast No. 1 per Koyan $172 R. (Siamt W Coast No 2 per Koyan $154 R. (Siami W. Coast No 3 per Koyan $146 R. (Siami "White" No Al $253 R. < Siamt "White Rice 1 No. 1 $228 R. «Siam> 'White Rice"
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    The S'pore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    98 6 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Saturday nocii. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F.0.8. January) 35 3 4 36 Good F.A.Q. in cases (FOB. January) 35 916 35 1316 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose* lawardable S'pore» 35 5 8 35 3 4 do. Feb. Mar. 35%
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      121 6 1| Nederlandsche HandelMaatsehappij.. X.V. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1824. Paid Up Capital f 40,030,000 Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. Managing Board: D CRENA DE IONGH President. M TAUDIN CHABOT Director. A. A. PAUW
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      60 6 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important documents) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can have access to these safe boxes, so that SAFETY
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      233 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established in 1880 Capital Subscribed (Fully P ald U P> rifttJUjQi Reserve Fund Y.130.900 v,r Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH. MEYER CHAMBERS. RAFFLES PLACF. Manager T. YAMAMor; Tel: No. 6049 Manager'* Room 5921 5922 General Office 5923 6472 Compradore's Desk BAi\K OF CHLVI (Incorporated in
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    "GHOST TRAIN" PRODUCED AT SINGAPORE
    39 7 "GHOST TRAIN" PRODUCED AT SINGAPORE Abov* frnrn The Ghost Train which was produced at the Victoria Tbea°°ve are IMctures taken by the Tribune photographer, scenes from w no --mit p.. tre on Saturday by the Singapore Amatem Dramatic Club
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    NOT SUCH LUCKY SHOE
    178 8 I am wondering whether h shoe is an emblem of luck- *LiT**' Percival. Mr Chairman (Sir Edward WQlisl depends upon how you look it 1 Mr. Percival: It was lucky for him Evidence was given bv Del -coiS Springett that in a fence at the abr
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      332 8 f LAST NIGHT OF EXTENDED "Mary Of Scotland I WITH A CAST OF 2,500. < i RKO-RADIOS MAGNIFICENT DRAMATIC TRl i MP^.^.j &^.4 ACCLAIMED BY PACKED HOUSES AS fmjjfc THE MOST SENSATIONAL THRILLER SEEN IN SINGAPORE FOR YEARS! ■Hg FIRST SIX CHAPTERS \i R^^^ 1^ 6-15 TONIGHT 9-15 I nf^T
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    'FUSSY' GIRL'S SUICIDE
    216 9 Threw Herself Under Train Lcndon, Jan. iu given at a Paddington VID £NCE S City girl secretary. t W l r- If in front of a trtln I*o thr e rh\ube station, wa? rc-r-en-at Marble Arch u e tnat she fu«sn, flv told by hr employ pul
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    178 9 The first Imperial Airway* passengers to travel to India and Australia direct from Southampton left Waterloo Station london. Previously, passengers have travelled overland to Brindisi. Ita'y, and been picked up by the flvinz boat there Above we see Imperial Airwayi official afcecfctai N«Mirl« at Waterloo Station, and below, passengers embarking
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      45 9 INIVERSALS RECORDBREAKING COMEDY RFTIRNS TO THE PAVILION TUESDAY NEXT By Popular Request THEIR HOME LIFE WAS WILDER THAN A TEN-RING CIRCUS u»>»il o butler became the ringmaster I U^^ U N i v Eft aj\M mv maw Bp ADY. PATRICK D|XQN 1 PALLtHE A-on MOWBRAY
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    32 9 In January 1936 Messrs Guthrie Co fielded a ruuby XV against Selangor at Kuala Lumpur for the first time The A.P C. are the only other Commercial firm who have done so.
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    19 10 scene from the "Ghost Train" produced at the Victoria Theatre on Saturday by the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club. (Tribune).
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    OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW
    882 10 OUR LONDON MARKET REVIEW RY AIR MAIL City Dislikes Mr. Keynes' Prophesies: Rubber Shares Undervalued? America Withdraws From Tin Market London, Jan. 22. THE beginning of a new account has brougnt no material change in the tone of ixmdon markets wh*ch have again passed a dull and uninspiring week. Part
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    104 10 Lady Somers was among the first passengers to embark on the Impe rial Airways flying boat Centaurus at Southampton. The Centaurus took them to Alexandria. In the past has been necessary for passens:ei> travelling on the Imperial Airways India and Australia routes to (ravel overland *o Brindisi ani board the
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    MANILA TO HONGKONG BY AIR NEXT MONTH
    296 10 Pan-American Company's Newest Plans MTU* I 'to IT is probable that by March I the regular service between Hongkoi.u^ Manila by Pan-American Airways will be inaugurated. The P la ie wll be used are 20 passenger cabin flying boats similar to those usea
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    Chinese Seamen
    40 10 Regulation* Promulgate By Government Nanking J THE Central Government ha gated regulations relatinj status of seam.n. No one J until he has obtained certifta the Government offices Smp ners are allowed to impl", labour.- Sin Chew Jit Poh
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    MORNING TRIBUNE AFTER ONE YEAR
    327 12 MORNING TRIBUNE AFTER ONE YEAR Singapore: Monday, Feb. 1, 1937. JN celebrating to-day the first anniversary of the inauguration of the Morning Tribune we must first of all express our warm thanks to all our many friends, readers and advertisers, who have made the success of this venture possible by
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    AROUND MALAYA
    600 12 FRIDAY'S meeting of the Municipal Commissioners was not such a stirring affair as in some quarters it was anticipated it would be mainly no 'doubt for the reason that the controversial issues in civic affairs were all dealt with in general committee It was interesting, however, to read
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    PERSONALITIES
    292 12 Mr. T. M. Bonny, the senior dresser, District Hospital. Luinut, is at present an inmate of the Lumut Hospital where he is making steady progress. Mr. J P. Joshua, of the Methodist Mission, Tapah, is being transferred to Kluang. Johore. and will leave for his new station at the
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    114 12 Miss Ann Harding, the film actr?ss. was married to Mr. Werner Janssen. 36-year-old American symphory orchestra conductor, at the Caxton Hall register office. Westmins'er. London. Hiss Harding, who is 34. wa« formerly the wife of Harry C Bant ister, from whom she obtained a divorce in 1932, being given custody
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    Britain's Youngest Jockey
    633 14 BRUCE HOBBS, AGE 16 Good Steeplechase Rider Lambourn (Berks). IT a quarter- to- six every morning A an alarm clock rings shrilly here and a slim, dark-eyed boy jumps out of bed. n A He is Bruce Hobbs. Britain's youngest professional jockey. Brace became a professional only
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    79 14 Bruce Hobbs, who, at the age of 16. is the youngest professional jockey in Britain rode Mr. H. W. Blyth's Firework to second place in the Theale Selling Handicap— first race on the first day of the Old Tear Steeplechases at New bury, Berkshire. Spurtle, owned by Mr. J II
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    Women's Plea
    105 14 Attempt To Save Boys From Chair New York. I FIVE hundred men and women, many of them weeping and screaming, met in the Venezia Theatre. New York. to protest against the execution of six Brooklyn youths. The six youths are some of nine criminals, all under 21. who
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    8 Hurt By Fire Engine
    65 14 Eißht people were injured when a fire engine crashed into a tramcar and then ■Into a shop window at Everton. Two firemen were flung clear, but the remainder were hurled heavily to the 1 ground Many women shoppers had I lucky escapes. Firemen William Patien
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    R. A. F. Training
    213 14 Sites For New Camps Selected IAM informed that the first 13 centres for the flying training of RAF Volunteer Reserves have been selected. writes Captain MacMillan in the Daily Mail) The creation of this reserve was announced in tho Hou.se of Lords bv Viscount Swinton on
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    SALARIES OF THE STARS
    129 14 Mae West's £100,000 New York HOLLYWOOD makes I brave fco. U the year's lii^li salary ii, t co mDil s from income-tax returns jjuoli^ Congress While Mr. William Randolph Heir*. has the biggest salary in ;he -JZ Stites-£IOO.COO-Mae West heads a! film colony with £9(5 166.
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    R. A.F. Crash
    130 14 R. A.F. C rash Call For Aid Which Was Unheard WHEN verdicts of Accidental Death were returned at Hebden Bridge Yorkshire, on the three men killed when six R.A.F. aeroplanes came down in bad weather near Fmnmsley. Doncaster, the coroner. Mr 1.1 Norris. said: "It seems to me. putting it
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    Dr. Temple Leaves BB.C
    72 14 The Archbishop of York. D has left the BBC Genera Council over which he has pr< .<i two years. The BBC ann""" c L nfcht that Lord MaemnK: of the council, totfajf^ Dr. Temple M chairman, is to be renprointed for a turthei of three years
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    Schoolmaster Wins Appeal
    61 14 Dr OtßCft Howard ItoWj^ u master, of Lower Fairh^- I shot, successfully aWfc^jLJJ shire Qiiartrr Sessions BgUna fiction at Watlinuton f, attack on Rpbert Jack Dunljg^ v zle, an Eton bov of Olouce! Dr. Naish had bren flned t2 over I right-of-way -ithoul <•" The appeal was
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    Ship Refloated
    20 14 After being agrounc l or Scroby Sands, near Great Jan Newcastle steamer Wck. tons> was refloated by n%e
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    A WALK ON STRIKE
    219 16 Road Safety Protest LONDON may soon see the first walk on strike" by pedestrians. Because the Ministry of Transport has so far failed to accede to the request lo Impose a 30 m.p.h. limit in Westway, Shepherd's Bush, parents decided at a latest meeting to Organise
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    Prime Minister
    167 16 Peace The Major Issue London, Jan. 28. IN a letter to the National Conserva-I tive candidate at North St Pan- 1 eras by-election the Prime Minister I says "The issue that dominates all I others at the present time is the I maintenance of peace. "Everything points to
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    GERMAN EXPERT'S VIEW
    152 16 Britain's Position Threatened Berlin. TREAT Britain will next year reach a u record low figure of young men aged 20 suitable for military service, according to figures published in the German "Army Year Book 1937." The numbers of young men reaching the age of 20 during 1937
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    Shensi Revolt
    154 16 Hopes Of Settlement Brighter Shanghai, Jan. 29. A TRAVELLER from Lintung, Shensi, reports that 4,500 troops wearing tied bands at their arms arrived there a few days ago, indicating that the Communists are tightening their grip in the province, although General Yang Hu Cheng, the rebel commander, is
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    18 16 The prisoners and staff of a Paris prison, giving a theatrical performance in the prison hall.— (France Press
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    Rubber Assn.
    165 16 Singapore Chamber Of Commerce 1314th auction, Jan. 28, 1937. Catalogued 1,351,420 lb.— tons 603.31 Offered 1,223,579 lb— tons 546.24 Sold 875,813 lb.— tons 390.99 London— Spot 10 1 4d. New York— Spot 20 15 16 cts. PRICES REALISED Ribbed Smoked Sheet. Cts per lb. Standard Quality 35 to
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    King George V
    96 16 Bombay To Have Thr* Memorials BombayDOMBAY is to have three memorials j B King George V .They statue of the late King, an bI with 50 beds, fully endowed an d P of easy expansion; a new DU r^ the present helpless accommodation for 150 inn.a t..^
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    THE NEW MORNIN TRIBUNE OFFICES
    192 18 THE NEW MORNIN TRIBUNE OFFICES So rapid has been the progress of the r r jk realised that the original Tribune offices J Morning Paper. Hence the decision to ac for the specific AOer iii recent years, that it was soon **ZZ* to accommodate the ever-growing ''^^adjoimng the old ones
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    VOLUNTARY EXILE
    205 21 Ex king's Staff To Join Him i h imong former equerries of THE wish amoi h a voluntary 1 B 5Rf d hlmM the Duke of Windsor exile Htndi he Tourney to Schloss Enlies b hll rommander C. E. Lambe. zesfeld of Cowman t the Commander Lam P
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    A MINISTRY OF CHILDHOOD
    381 21 Suggestion To Safeguard Youth London. FE setting up of a new Slate department to be called the "Ministry of Childhood" to safeguard the physical and mental welfare of the young has been su^ested to education experts meeting: here. The experts, who come from all over the
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    22 21 rTasCe in £S« W» K P XTew C^ and reached shore, where they managed to scale the cliffs to safety.— trianei news;.
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    Malayans At Home
    251 21 Malayans At Home (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. 20. MAJOR H. S. Paterson sailed on the Naldera on Jan. 16 to resume duty as President of the Municipality, Penang. m Mr G. E. London who will be remembered as Under-Secretary F.M.S., has been on leave in
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    61 21 Planning Friendly Call On Mr. Roosevelt Ottawa, Jan. 28. IT is authoritatively learned tha-- Lord Tweedsmuir. Governor-General of Canada, plans a short visit to Washington after Easter t 0 return President Roosevelt's "good neighbour" call at Quebec last summer. H? will be the first Canadian Governor-General officially to
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    Child Puzzle
    152 21 (By Air Mail) Perth, Jan. 20. A FIVE-YEAR-OLD Australian boy who is unable to speak a word of his own language, but who talks fluently in gutteral Italian, has created a sensation in South Perth. More remarkable still, the boy has no trace of Italian in his blood,
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    42 21 The LC.C. has placed a tablet at 22, Great Portland Street, Marylebone, to commemorate the fact that it was to a house on that site (then numbered 47) that James Boswell, the biographer of Dr. Samuel Johnson, died on May 19, 1795.
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    IN THE RUBBER MARKET
    403 23 jrReactions In London (By Air Mail) London. Jan. 21. Una influences on the Rubber f* Slfln toe pas: week have been 1 mur strike situation and the e An nr o the meeting of the Inißaniiiienct v. Regulation Com*rnaUSed for Tuesday of next week," ffiitt u
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    Air Strength
    139 23 German Handbook Of The World Berlin 'j[\OiiMt. Jed Handbuch der LuffJL 1 /^'Klbook of Aviation*, has J* IW *d under the auspices Ol word i M :i Alr Htoktry-witti f™" Kurbi containing detailed -nai«*n about the military and the world. But no Biven about the German semc;%o, Mr(
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    19 23 Khutmandu state that Jeruie ror ■v^ of thci of PJI fell in December, but ortebratkmi will b t hold
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    53 23 With apparent ease and perfect symmetry, two athletics off the Repent Street (London) Polytechnic perform a difficult hand balance in Battersea Park, London. With other members of the Club they were getting in trim for the opening of the athletic season. (Planet News) *rms and lees outfliiue. member of the
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    PROFIT IS TOO SMALL
    395 23 D.H. And R.A.F. Contracts (By Air Mail) London. Jan 21 ft IK A. S. Butler, chairman of the De Havilland Aircraft Co.. referred to a big increase in Government work being handled by the company, when he presided at the annual meeting of the company yesterday.
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    130 23 Mystery Of A Man's Death Scunthorpf. AFTER Joseph Day Beaumont, aged 40. an insurance agent, had staggered from a building and collapsed with throat wounds, his wife's name "Maud'" was found written in blooc! on a wall in th<* building. Clad only In shirt and t rou.se
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    41 23 Hurry Brunette, the gunman who wa> minted in a New York flat after a-i hour's light with the police, pleaded "Guilty" at Trenton. N.w Jersey, to kid napping a State trooper named Turn bull, and was sentenced 10 Ilia iir.pri onmont-
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    Dramatize your HOME
    409 24 \\v hop«> this week in inspi^ hoiim* of you lo oiilhlih t m infcVriority romplox. roiu|i Mt lha< sinking lino mlmh Tt| see looms superior lo vours and iiilrofliu-i' s<mim clruma inio lli<" dfeoraiioii of vonr home. IJRAMA is not always a comfortable thing to have around
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      56 24 EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW y^jjlH^ That for the toilet, in the t>ath. or aft* Every Woman Will Vw A I 111 lii in* ■■> 111 f A I &Jl^ T v 4 A Lg^Bß?^ Look ior the Blue and suver <: FjF^'^CT KWV Eau de Cologne IVI 'j llffll 1
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      158 25 Whu Ovaltine is unequalled for A. EC O NO MY Jjw v w-s 4 4 1 >». VitAlX Remember there is more in 'Ovaltine'— v\ /n lor<> in health-giving ingredients more m rOintS V^ quality— more in quantity and more in value. VI SmS'A'KSJ'^a 'Ovaltine' is a scientifically perfect food
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    "A PRIVATE YACHT"
    323 26 Passengers 9 Tributes 7 0 City Of Benares I PRIVATE yacht" is the term usc-j n by passengers in describing the net Ellernian passenger liner City of b tiara \*hich has just completed her firs* round voyage to India and back in the qu'ck t'me of two
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      464 26 M^^l M^*F^^*Tf^B»T^r^^^^^^^f^^^*^^^s3^^^njßSS^S^^ta^m;^HsSs^3Ss^ "-t-^^bt Sy*jmnn_j_/ iswii^i^^ BY P&OandBRITISH INDIA LINES Outwards. Due T.n»,«. S^Jr.. T0n,.,. S^po". winnAN 6 500 Feb 93 12 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Mar. 26 ***** Frt 12 EANPURA 17.000 Apr. 9 gAMOT* ifISSS raiM RAWALPINDI 17,000 Aor. 23 path ay 15 000 Mar 12 CORFU 15,000 May BUrSIwAN SSo
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      185 26 M. M. LINE (IncorDorated In France) (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES) General Afents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles JEAN LABORDE 11,414T. Feb. 2 'ARAMIS 17,536 T. Feb. 13 SPHINX 11.374 T. Feb. 21 ERIDAN 9,928 T. Mar 3 FELIX ROUSSEL 16,774
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      108 26 GENERAL PASSENGER AGBNW CUNARD WHITE STAK, 1 (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Fenang, Colombo, Aden, Port Said, Marseilles Gibraltar tm.s. TERUKUNI MARU s.s. HAKUSAN MARU '< > s.s. HARUNA MARU H^iJ Kates to Ist Class rnd c J5» Naples 1497 |540 ISH Marseilles 514 557 M* *gf London 557
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      170 26 Ipostal intelligence i ■>■ ~.-"-<~ STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES TO-MORROW FOR PER DATE AND TIM* JSiS? Sitem and Southern K g SATURDAY \frica East Hawaii Maru Feb. 6 7 n, Air Mail Despatches Java and Southern Sumatra: Nether lands, closing 4 p.m. to-day. No parcel mail. Mails Expected Mails expected from
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      SHIPS IN DOCK
      93 27 mnc ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES SHI 0R EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. Plancius 22 1 20 1 Yuen San'-i 18 3 lUta Hari 111 14 3 Menestheus 1« 1 City of Salisbury IO a> 11 3 Antilochus 8 3 Benledi 6 3 Charon 30 3 Irisbank ou
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      NEW TRAINING FOR R.A.F. PILOTS
      94 27 To Accompany Air Liners To Study Wireless SPECIALLY selected R.A.F. officers with u experience of heavy bombing-type aircraft have recently accompanied Imperial Airway liners on cross-Channel flishts. sitting next to the chief pilot. This is a new md valuable form of training. Frequently the flights
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      Vessels In Port
      55 27 Benkoelen. Netherlands. 523 tons fron Lumpah 29.1 to Lumpah 3.2. Raub, British, 573 tons from Muar 29 to Muar 30.1. Zehar, British. 2,910 tons, from Londor 29.1 to Japan 30.1. Marc'la, British, 4,340 tons from Melbourne 28.1 to Australia 2.2. Kinta, British, 509 tons, from Port Swettenham
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      Notice To Mariners
      79 27 Notice To Ma riners The Commanding Officer. H.M.3 Stork, ,'.n a marine notice through the Master Attendant, S.S., says tha, additional temporary unlighted survey beacons with black and red flags have been laid on th P following bearings and distances from Sangald rock. Malacca Strait. West Coast, position Lt 7
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      Chinese New Year Holidays
      39 27 The Shipping Office and the Offices cf the Statistics Department will be closed on Thursday, Feb. 11, and will b,-. open on Friday, Feb. 12, for one hour only (from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m.).
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      40 27 Mr. W. Stark Toller, of the British Consular Service in China, is taking tha place of Mr. J. M. Clague as British member of th e Burma-ChUia Border Commission. Mr. Clague is unable, on medical grounds, to continue the work.
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      269 27 BIRXS PHILP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia) NEXT SAILINGS. Due Sails. MARELLA In port Feb. 2 i MERKUR Feb. 28 Mar. 3 Special cheap round trip tickets from SingaDore to Australia issued at the following rates. First Class passem* rs may transfer at Singapore. Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connectlr-
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      407 27 m 1 JPV>jffl TO FRENCH PORTS V^T^ S E^ WL UOiMEWAUDS. Bo rd eau^e, 2 4 i CAP TOUrXW SrM 1 Ha n re An twer P Dunkirk Mar. 4 LAP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Mar. 4{ OUTWARDS t i (from Marseilles). Y TOURANE FOF Saig n
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      287 28 MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA, LTD. (INCORPORATED IN JAPAN) MITSUI CO. LTD. (IN EUROPE AMERICA) TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: "MITSUI." KTle^enhXltrl^ T l°o K n Y d°on. NhU ioRK OFFicE: 350 STH AVENUE, 7TH FLOOR, NEW YORK. EXPOHTr-Rubber, Tin, Sago Flour, Pepper, Gum Damar, Copra Other Ucal Produce. IMPORT PROVISION: Canned Goods, Marine Products,
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      469 29 O.N THE RADIO! Brilish Empire program me 2:— 6.20 p.m.— 9.05 Tra riTl 1397 metres (21.47 mcs); SS UBb metres (71.79 mcs.) and %ThS metres (21.47 mcs.); SS metres (15.14 mcs) and GSF I,**- metres (9.51 mcs). ftt SmUM metres (9.51 mcs>; a ?n -5 53 metres (11.75 mcs); GS
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      479 29 (Violoncello). Marie Korchlnska: Variations on a Theme of Mozart (Glinka). Hildegard Arnold: Allegro con brio (Guerni, arr. Moffat), The Holy Boy (John Ireland), Fileuse, Op. 80, No. 2 (Faure. arr. Ronchini). Marie Korchinska: Two Dances: (1> Villanesca, (2) Allegretto (Granados). 8 a.m. The News and Announce-, menfcs. Greenwich Time Signal
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      533 29 view in English on DJE, DJN DJQ in Netherlandish on DJA. DJB. 9.35 p.m —To-day in Germany. Sound Pictures. 950 p.m. Harp and flute music. Dora Wagner and Hans Frenz. i 10.05 p.m.— Bastien and Bastienne. Musical Comedy by W. A. Mozart 11.05 p.m.— Sports Review 11.20 p.m —Sign off
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      333 29 I'hohi. Holland Wavelength 25.57 metre*. TO-DAY Beginning of the Phohi-Piogramme for the Netherlands Indies 8.50 p.m.— National Anthem. Opening announcement. 9 p.m —Reading. 9.15 p.m.— Gram. xecordv 9.20 p.m.— Talk by Colonel A. T H Winter. 9.35 p.m.— Gram, records. 9.40 p.m.— Sports commentaries by C. J. GroothofT. 10 p.m.
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    New Whitehall
    88 30 Too Vulnerable From The Air? London, Jan. 28. IT is strongly reported the building of new Government offices in Whitehall, costing £3,250,000, to accommodate the Board of Trade and Transport and Labour ministries, will be postponed in view of the superior needs of London '.s defence against air
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    The S. A. D- C.
    240 30 Amateurs In "The Ghost Train" riE members of the Singapore Amateur Dramatic Club presented Arnold Ridley's Thriller, "The Ghost Train, at the Victoria Theatre, Singapore, on Saturday night. and. despite many counter-attractions in town, there was a large and enthusiastic audience to give the players
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    Honour For Roosevelt
    36 30 Havana. Jan. 28 The Cabinet has approved a moticr* ir nominate President Roosevelt a~ Cuba's cand'date for the 1937 Nobo: nraee Drize for his work at the Buenos Aires Peace Conference Reuter Wireless
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    Free Cameras For Efficient Amateur Photographers
    385 30 Free Cameras For Efficient Amateur Photographers Entries for this competition are now invited for the prizes to be awarded for February They should &e addressed to the Editor, the Morning Tribune. Anson Road. Singapore, and the envelopes should be clearly marked M Agfa Competition. SEND IN YOUR ENTRY NOW BEGINNING
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      228 30 030 10 30 p.m. European Programme. ~30 p.m. lx)cal Time Signal. Wea- her Report. Stock Quotations and Announcements. 8.30 p.m. Daventry— News Bulletin ..^d Announcements. 10 30 p.m Clos« down. 2 Ho. Rome IS 40 mMr** M.*lU km TO-DAY 9.20 p.m. Opening announcemeiit. News in English. Symphonic concert by the
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      150 31 DON 10 P r Mm^^ A OTV I rk.. J mi u Fl*' iw Jt ,3^ "H-> k n RAJ I AC aT^ ♦*>::' rIIAI O 17 fcL?» liL*- yk> I V I^,' M Somr of 111 MOI 1 FORT IVimis Ball iMMiifi-SiMN 1930 44 OPEN TOURNAMENTS IN ENGLAND, including
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    FIRST MASS WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    866 32 Ten Chinese Couples Married Together Singapore. Sunday. CINGAFORES first mass wedding took 3 place at the Great World Cabaret this afternoon in th^ presence of more than 2.000 people. Ten Chinese couples were united in wedlock, and although the ceremony was simple it was not
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    The Alhambra
    233 32 The A lham bra Thrilling Rin-Tin-Tin Serial r Singapore, Sunday. E Ant six chapters of a very fine thrillev are now showing at the Alhambra Theatre. The famous dog of the films, Rin-tin-tin, is shown at his best, and a very popular star of the present day, George Brent, takes
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    22 32 Nir. S J. Clark has been appointed General Manager of Planters' Stores and Agency Co. Ltd, Kuala Lumpur anc 1 Port Swettenham.
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      228 33 H.M.V. British \\lljh I -Illt^l MODEL 472 Undoubtedly the best way for you J |b m| ■if M JE^H '-^f 3^ ill.- til,\ i'9^^P t0 know this Model is to hear it in your own home. ~^|BlWE^^ On the other hand, if you would like to come into our Showrooms
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    Perak Turf Club's February Meeting
    587 34 FIRST DAY'S RACES Jack Druce Pays $116 (From Our Own Reporter) I poll. Saturday. FINE weather favoured the first day of the Perak Turf Club's February Meeting here this afternoon. There was a large attendance and an enjoyable afternoon's sport was provided. The first upset
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    Good Tipping By "Capt. Hawk"
    104 34 1 TEN of the sixteen horses tipped by "Capt. Hawk" for Saturdav's races at looh, paid dividends aggregating SI3O Clifton Lad and Bell Press were si rain h tout winners, while Ray Welkin, tipped to win. was beaten almost at the post iu a close
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    Test Match
    160 34 Scores In Saturday's Play THE following are the scores in Saturday's Test Match at Adelaide: AUSTRALIA— IST INNINGS Fingleton run out JJ Brown c Allen b Fames Rigg c Ames b Fames Bradman b Allen McCabe c Allen b Robins Gregory l.b.w. b Hammond Oldfield run out Chipperfield,
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    Home Rugger
    66 34 London, Saturday TO-DAY'S rugger results:Army 10 Harlequins Bristol Newport 0 Guy's Hospital e Gloucester Leicester 3 Coventry 12 London Scottish 24 London Irish 0 Old Merchant T. 11 Cambridge Univ. 25 Old Paulines 8 Portsmouth Serv. 6 Aberavon 3 Pontypoll Newton Abbot 5 Plymouth Albion 17 Irish trial:
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    SATURDAY'S HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    1286 34 SATURDAY'S HOME SOCCER RESULTS Sensations Produced In Scottish F. A. Cup THE first round of the Scottish F.A. Cup competition on Saturday produced sensations. Probably for the first time in its history the holders were beaten in the first round, when Glasgow Rangers lost to Quec,n of South (at home)
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    16 34 Charging down a free kick -allovß charging down a penalty kick allowed. <Laws 23 and M
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    BRILLIANT VICTORY OF THE NORTH
    2021 35 BRILLIANT VICTORY OF THE NORTH A CLASSIC RUGGER GAME .HIST HALF DEFICIT Tl «\l l> 1 TO TRIIMPH By Hermes Singapore, Saturday. -TiTTrfrNT climax to a rugby season which has been full of thrills iMAGMH<^ d s tadium to-day when the annual North vs. A was provided at Anson r
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    23 35 The Malayan Rugby Union was formed in 1928, Dr. E. D. Lundon. now retired, being one of the prime movers in its formation.
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    49 35 The 'width of the goal posts for rugby is laid down in the rules as 18 ft. 6 ins., and the hight of the cross bur 10 feet The uprights may be any height, for the ball may pass at any height between them for a goal (Law 1>
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    32 35 It is an offence for boot studs to be badly worn, or the nails protruding and the referee may order a player to change his boots if he thinks fit Law 5
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    S.C.F.A. LEAGUE SOCCER
    47 36 Siong 800 Beat Amicable A.A. Singapore. Sunday. TOE Siong 800 A. A. beat Ills Amicable I A. A. by 3 goals to nil in th? S n C _T* r The Amicable A. A. ral of the defenders At hail "me A A. 0.
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    Table Tennis
    156 36 1 Finals at the Greet World Singapore, Sunday. won themes ehamhl Slss F K Chong won the women's S« sKrg ras nf the competition, disposing of Miss 2 cr Chan after a stiff fight which >SU of to-night's matches are as follow: pSrty bSt Loh Kum Soon <CWnese
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    INTER-COLLEGE TENNIS
    189 36 Raffles Defeat Medicos By Twenty Points To Four Singapore. Sunday. A LARGE crowd Qj college students, and professors was present at he Inter- College Tennis tournament ndd to-day at the courts oi Goodwood P-Jk i.otel. when Raffles College and the Medical College competed The play commenced at 9.15
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    Commercial Cup
    267 36 Semi-Final Of Badminton Competition Singapore. Sunday. IN the semi-final ol the Singapore I Badminton Commercial Cud competition to-day at the Clerical Union Hall, the Fraser and Neave Sports Club defeated the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation by three games to two and thus qualified to meet the Bramtoco Team
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    Chinese Flags
    67 36 Nanking Sending Quantity To Singapore Nanking, Jan 31 AT the request of the Ministry of Interior the Nanking Government Ls sending a consignment of 6.500 national flaps to the Chinese in Singapore. No export duties will be levied on the The Central Government has awarded a tablet to
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    THE SHENSI REVOLT
    531 36 A Hitch In The Negotiations? Nanking. Jan 31 THE Shensi situation is very obscure Official circles maintain that the rebels have only withdrawn from Chihshui where Government troops have clashed with Marshal Chang Hsueh Liang's 150th Division under Liu To Chan. It is not clear whether the
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    GALES SWEEP EUROPE
    583 36 GALES SWEEP EUROPE Ships Run F Or Shelter London, .U n >:. IN abnormally heavy weather, Hhi, n caused the liners Strathnaver an« Llangibby Castle to seek the pTotT tion of East Rock and suspended all sailings from Gibraltar, it is annoui ced the British destroyer Beagle h-> broken down
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