Morning Tribune, 10 February 1937

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    THE MORNING TRIBUNE
    12 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, February 10, 1937. FIVE CENTS. gnT&--N«. t,
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    More Italian Volunteers Reach Spain
    551 1 REBELS CUT OFF MADRID'S FOOD SUPPLIES (twni Joy Over Capture Gibraltar, Feb. 9. fHREE Italian liners landed about 10,000 Italians at Cadiz yesterday according to a British subject who has arrive^ lere. The observer told Reuter he actually saw the men disembarking mt could not
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    BOMBING OF THE ROYAL OAK
    26 1 BOMBING OF THE ROYAL OAK London. Feb. 9. ""gating the incident Rovai uV7? pla M bomb^ depi.rl at lo?Lse d »"<» very much l '»f- bombing Wireless-Reuter
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    DUKE OF KENT'S DAUGHTER
    60 1 Royal Family Attend Christening London. Feb. 9. THE infant daughter of the Duke ol Kent was registered yesterday as Alexandra Helen Elizabeth Olga Christ.ib< 1. The christening, at which the Archlbishon of Canterbury will officiate took place to-morrow in the private chapel a Buckingham Palace. The
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    Unemployment
    75 1 Weather Causes Rise In U.K. London. Feb. 9 OWING to th> adverse weather, the number of unemployed in Great Britain at the end of January had increased by over 60.000 to 1.689.000. compared with the previous month, but the figure is 470.000 lesi than a: the corresponding date of
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    Duce's Son Weds
    33 1 Rome. Feb 6 Vittorio M II Duct's eldest son. was married to-dav to Sisnorina Buvoli in the Church of St. Joseph whole Mussr'ir.i family was present the ceremony. Reuter Wireless
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    No British Territories Will Be Transferred To Germany
    111 1 London, Feb. 8. OXFORD University has issued a public appeal to friends of Oxford in Britain, the Dominions and the United States to subscribe a very large sum of money' for its most pressing needs. The appeal Ls signed by the Chancellor.
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    Negotiations
    77 1 U.S. Strike Position Easing Detroit Feb. 8. THE motor strike conferences hav; been resumed but there is no indication cf an agreement on the recognition cf collective bargaining, on which it is generally expected the conferences may broak down. Mr. William Green. President of the American Federation of Labour,
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    25 1 H.M.S. Cumberland, flagship of the China Fleet (Admiral Sir Charles Little), photographed in the Roads yesterday. Other pictures of the Fleet are in page 25.
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    FIGHT EXPECTED IN SENATE
    240 1 Roosevelt's Judiciary Reform Washington, Feb. 8. IN spite of storms of protest all over the country, including papers like the New York Times, President Roosevelt is reported to be determined to press on his judicial reforms. The Washington Herald, in an editorial, goes as far as
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    NEW ARSENAL TO BE READY IN TWO YEARS
    622 2 One Of Finest Sites In The North Of England AND values are already .soaring in the rural %J^'^?£SSrr&»^&'m outside the town.:s will mean to t^VoflEe b°ef e or h e a lrcfn uM^ cooperation in providing e-.nt.al public services. shell-filling factory, which
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    Salesman fined
    217 2 Criminal Breach Of Trust Singapore, Tuesday. BEFORE Mr. W. G. Reeves, the third magistrate. Tara Singh, a sales g i;resentative of Nahar and Co., sports t'oods dealers, was fined $200 or in delault tliree months' r.i. for criminal breach of trust in respect of $394 when employed as
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    Murder Charge
    156 2 "Postman" Shot Dead On Johore Estate (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru Feb. A tragic story of how a Maiabari named Tupu. who performed the duties oi a postman on Sunge; Tempayan Estate, in the district of Kukup. was, it is alleged, shot down and killed by the
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    Shot At Mass
    47 2 Mexico City, Feb. 8. A woman and child were shot and killed in trying to escape when thp police raided the home of a prominent citizen, where a mass was being said secretly in contradiction of the law. Seventy-three women were arrested.— Reuter Wireless
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    Loral Wedding
    267 2 Mr. J. F. Herbert And Miss A. M. Lay Singapore, Tuesday. ST Andrew's Cathedral was the scene of a pretty wedding this afternoon when Miss A. M. Lay. eldest daughter of the late Mr. M. O. Lay and Mrs. Lay of Witney, Oxfordshire, became the 'bride of Mr.
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    Great Seaman Dead
    38 2 Hamburg, Feb. 6 A sailor known to seamen throughout the world as the Fly*np: Dutchman has died here at th e age of 85. Ho was Rupert Hilgendort Germany's leadm sailing .ship manager.— Reuter Wireless.
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    15 2 Mr. J. F. Herbert and his bride a hippy picture after the wrddini Tribune Dune
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    THE CHINA FLEET
    235 2 Movements Of Ships THE movements of H.M ships of J China Squadron at present a- $M gapore, will be as follows:— I H.M.S. Cumberland (Flagship <rf ffl Naval Commander-in-Chief, Vice AdiJ ral Sir J. C. Little, K.C.8 will leal Singapore on Feb. 17 and ■<'.-' wM wan
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    Naval Visitors
    52 2 Moving To M(w Anchorage Singapore number nfthewu A to Singapore for the col lions are moving from thi to the Man o' War Anchi r The vessels are the Cuml mouth. Dorsetshire. Hermes Parthian, Phoenix and thi troyer flotilla, consisting ol 0 can. Daring. Diana. Diarv Defender, Delight
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    A BATA FACTORY FOR KLANG
    906 3 MAKING RUBBER SHOES hi 01 u'oiimnviih-: <o\< i:it\ M is sixgapori: He was given a bed and a pillow. When the farmer entered the room the following morning he found the pillow under the feet of the man instead of under hLs head. He asked
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    Film work
    263 3 Ranee Of Sarawak U.S. Bound Singapore .Tuesday HH The Ranee of Sarawak arrived in Singapore this morning by the Vvner Brooke en route to Hollywood to superintend the making of the Urn ■The Great White Rajah." the script of which was written try herself She is sailing by
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    QUESTIONS IN COUNCIL
    213 3 Concessions To Forces THE following questions will be Mked by the Hon. Capt. N. M. Hashim at the meeting of th? Legislative Council on Monday: 1. What was the value ol the concessions made by Government during each of the past five years to the armed forces
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    Mr. Patrick Duncan
    30 3 London, Feb. 8. The King has invested Mr. Patrick Duncan, Governor-General designate of South Africa, with the Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George. Reuter Wireless
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    TWELVE INCHES LESS ROUND THE WAIST
    207 3 Fat Mans Figure Now Becoming Normal It is i mistaken idea that some people are doomed from birth to be fat and that nothing they can do will help them. Read how this typical fat man reduced his girth 12 inches: "Having been troubled
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      12 3 Lord Rothermere recently had a private interview with Heir Hitler at Eercht.sgaden
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      71 3 Law Xotice Fur T« day Before Mr. Justice de Buriatte in the 2nd Court at 11 a.m. O.S. 77 36— R e Will of Brooke David deceased. /^s3fe\ "MAN LIOV \tMW?J RAPID HARDENING C E M E N T 11 11 14 O I* I'* THE ONLY WATCH lAIPORTED #1
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      161 4 RUBBER London, Feb^ 9. Previous Quiet To-day Very Idle l/HUUgITone Spot Buyers. Sellers. ***** 10 5 8 10 7;16 10 916 — Vs —1,16 -Vs -116 —1116 March. Buyers. Sellers. 10 9 16 10 5 8 10 7 16 10 9J16 a Apr.;JUaie Buyers. Sellers. 10 9 16
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      142 4 London, Ffefe J Distillers m Previous 117,9 ll OK To-day 117,3 Chag Dunlop Rubber ..i. â„¢ ii 35,--94 3 34,71/2 4, General Electric 94J3 'i Imperial Chemical Industries 40|ioy 2 40:7 1/ 2 ,j Imperial Tobacco 164 4y 2 163ilV 2 ~l| Anglo-Dutch 4317.2 inO' 437V 2
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      METAL MARKET
      23 4 London. Feb 9 HN Standard. Previous To-day Ch« Spot (afternoon closing price) Forward £227i 2 £22B1 2 £227i,8 J £22B J
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 Previous New York. Feb. 3. To-Day Cta HUBBER Steady Quiet Tone Spot Buyers. Sellers. 21% 21% 21 7 16 -J 21 7 16 fl 19 AprilJune Buyers. Sellers. 21% 21% 219 16 219 16 -HI TIN* Standard. Tone Spot Quiet 50% Quiet 50 3 a '•;
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      88 4 London, Feb 9 Previous To-Day Changs T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 105.12 105.12 1 1 oo T T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8.93 3 4 8.94 3 4 T.T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) ls. 2 2132 is. 2 5 8 — l 32 1 iQO
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      BULLION MARKET
      24 4 Previous £7-2-1 London. To-Day £7-2-1 Feb 9 Chang: GOLD Fine Bar per oz. SILVER Spot 1 months forward 20 20 s Z
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    IPOH RUBBER REPLANTING PROGRAMME
    683 4 Successful Year And Costs Kept Down From Our Own Correspondent* (By Air Mail' London. Jan 30. THE fourth ordinary general meeting of Ipoh Rubber Estates. Ltd.. was held at 7. Royal Bank-place Glasgow, yesterday. Mr. David Carruthcrs. the chairman, presiding The Chairman said: 11* Win**turcs which
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  • STOCKS AND SHARES.
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      MINING
      582 5 Singapor e. Feb. 9, 6 p.m. Fraser Co. Lyall Evatt Buyers Sellers Buyers Sellers 1 North Taiping 0.92 0.96 092 0.97 61Pahang Con 26 3 28 -xd 27--28-xd 5Pangnga R 119 12 3 11 6 12 6 61Pattani 719 86 7(9 86 1 Paroi 0.82 0.87 0.82 0.87 51Pengkalen
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      GENERAL
      396 5 Par Pd. 10 10 Maynard 2.00 3.00n0m 2.00 3.00 1 1 M. Breweries 2.40 2.50 2.42 2.50 10 10 McAlister 2625 27.00 26.25 26.75 10 5 Overseas Ass. 8.00 8.25 8.00 8.30 40 40 O'sea C.BC. 25.75 27.00 26.00 27.00 1 1 Raffles Hotel 0.43 0.48 0.45 0.50 10
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      DEBRNTURES AND LOANS
      172 5 SINGAPOM MIWICIPALITY KOO.OOO Inl 30 108 110 nom IMI *****.0C0 30 1955 $1,000,000 112 115 nom Bept. 30 1903 $2.000 000 30 120 122 nom :-'S«.»J6 5522.000,000 ■ky i Now i }J2B red. 1948-68 $21,000,000 114 116 nom "Wan. 20 Julv 20 I d 197 ° M
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      RUBBER SHARES
      302 5 (Shares are $1 unless otherwise stated). jenby D >' Gajah • 2.00 2.10 1.90 2.05 • 1.55 1.65 1.50 1.60 2.15 2.25 2.10 2.25 1.70 1.85 1.70 1.90 1.35 145 1.40 1.50 2.00 2.10 2.00 2.10 *u Lintflna 0.88 0.91 0.85 0.90 • 1.53ft 1.571/2 1.50 1.55 •
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    THE LOCAL MARKETS
    189 5 (From Our Financial Correspondent > Rubber Singapore, Tuesday morning. •Singapore: 36 3 8 cts., down 18 ct. market Tone: Quiet. ■<undon: 10 1 2d.. down Hl6d. Market Tone: Easier after steady. New York: 217 16 cts.. up 1 16 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Singapore, Tuesday evening. The
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    Tin
    29 5 Singapore, Tuesday noon. Singapore: $*****, dow n $14. Spot £227 10s., up 205.; three months £228 10s., up 255. New York: 50 3 8 cts., up 1!4 ct.
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    Exchange
    11 5 London-New York 4.89 7 16 New York-London 4.89 13 32
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    Share Markets
    242 5 Messrs. Frast r Co.'s Report In their daily comments on the cioging trend of the markt. Messrs Fraser and Co. state: MINING. Tin £113» 4 Down U- Tin Share market was steady throughout the course of the day. There w^re few ieatur s however to report. Amongst Sterling
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    Mr. Julian Israel's Report
    264 6 Singapore. Feb. 9. Tm locally down i Rubber locally closing a little easier about 36 3 4 c after having touched 37c. MINING: Raubs $7.15— 57.30. Many Tin shares show small advances but the general level of prices is not much changed. S. Kintas $8.60— 58.80.
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    Sir Ralph Paget
    73 6 Garden Party In His Honour Bangkok. Feb. 8. (From Our Own Correspondent) SIR Ralph Paget. British Minister to Siam a quarter of a century ago when the Malay provinces of Kedah, Kelantan and Treng^anu were ceded to Britain, was the guest of the present British Minister at
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    24 6 The Argentine Government have decided to send a naval squadron to English waters in May in honour of the Coronation of King George VI.
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    Exchange
    104 6 Singapore. Feb. 9. London T.T. 2 4 U6 London demand l London 4 months' sight **8 Lyons demand x rj" Hamburg demand l l New York demand 57 lib .Montreal demand 56 15 b Batavia demand jjjj 'Samarang demand 10J.2 1 Calcutta, Bombay and Rangoon demands Jf;J_« (Madras and
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    BUYING
    86 6 (London T.T. 2 4 7'32 London demand 2|4% London 30 days' sight 2 4 932 London 60 days' sight 2 4 5,16 London 3 months' sight 2 4 516 London 4 months' sight 2 4 11 32 New York demand 58 1 16 New York 90 d s 58
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    Produce
    211 6 Singapore. Feb. 9. R. I Siam 1 W. Coast No. 1 per Koyan $158 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 2 per Koyan $147 R. (Siam) W. Coast No. 3 per Koyan $140 R. (Siam* "White" No. Al $242 R. (Siam* "White Rice" No 1 $220 R. (Siam) "White Rice"
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    The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce Rubber Assn.
    131 6 Motor-cycling to work at Southampton Philip Stephen Wells. 19. son of Captain P. Wells, of Winchester, was killed in a collision with a lorry. DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore. Tuesday noon. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FOE. February* 36 5 16 36 7 16 Good
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      125 6 X<*clt*rlandsc*he HandelMaatschappij, \.V. (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter AX). 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 lONGH President. M. TAUDIN CHABOT Director. A. A. PAUW C.
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      59 6 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED FREE yourselves from the FEAR of BURGLARS by keeping your VALUABLES (jewellery or important document?) in SAFE BOXES in our VAULTS at CHINA BUILDING, CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. You hold YOUR OWN KEYS, and ONLY YOU can hav e access to these safe boxes, so that
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      233 6 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established in 1880. Capital Subscribed IFullv paid up) Y.100.000.000 Reserve Fund Y.130.900.000.J Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH, MEYER CHAMBERS PLACF Manager T. yamamoto. Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room 5921 5922 General Office 5923 6472 Compradore's D^sk K V\K OF CHIXA (Incorporated in China by Special
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    "QUEEN MARY" STILL IN DOCK
    75 7 Despite bright January sunshine, furs were favoured by many of the rMttrj to Hyde Park, London. Our photo shows an ostrich -feather hat fashion, with spotted eye veil, and fur coat in Hyde Park. Planet news A load-line painter at work on the slender peak-like
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      139 8 GRAND CHINESE NEW YEAR GALA PREMIERE. TO DAY A 4 3 SHOWS TO-DAY LHAMBRA :M5 an Y i\ M the Dramatic event of the decade ...with a MAGNIFICENT CAST! Imbued with the true spirit ot America's most glorious Jays I inspired by the fervor ot their romance >tirrcd by the
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    85 9 QfTner David Llewellyn, wha hart planned to leavp Croydon at 9.0 9.0 a.m. on Jan. 28 on a n attemp*, to »r*the (ape-and-back air record, appeared at Bow S*.re?t Police Court, London, on the same morning. A °arrant for his arrest was is lied for his non-appearance on a previous
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      95 9 WATCH FOR THE BIG FEATURE SENSATION Ji SUN TALKIE TO-NIGHT EAKLE DOUGLAS The Daredevil Stunt Actor in "Tin: iiiu»ki<:x roiv Don't confuse this picture with the silent version starring FRANCIS FORD and EDDIE POLO also KEN MAYNARI) in THE GREAT WESTERN THRILLER ARIZONA TERROR M Simultaneously screening MAl!M*OltOrf;i! BEACH ROAD
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      160 9 Alderman the Rev. G F. Eyre, who j was reported in The London Times to J nave been re-elected Mayor of Lyme Re£i.s as a Conservative writes that his 1 election had no connexion with politics, i I T ~j> Empire Talkies Singapore, i s Watch out for Spetial Morning
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      19 9 I NEXT CHANGE I HE KNEW LOVE AS NO MAN EVER DID! Jr x •>■ i >JH Hk. W^ty ib
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    SEVERE THAMES FLOODS
    2993 10 The LONDON Point Of VIEW Worst Since 1929: Extensive Damage: Protests Demanding Better Flood Protection: Shakespeare Centre For London: Influenza Still Rampant: An Interesting Prophecy Regarding The Population Of Britain It From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. 30. THE worst floods known in the Thames Valley since
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Wed., Feb. 10. 1937. THE DOTTED LINE
    329 12 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Wed., Feb. 10. 1937. THE DOTTED LINE U7HILST the Spanish civil war moves on to its climax the Western powers of Europe are again discussing a peace pact. We may take it for granted that within a few months there will be a signature of peace between
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    AROUND MALAYA
    681 12 IIPOH'S long record of immunity from labour disputes went by the board when the skilled labourers employed in an engineering workshop went on strike after refusing the revised wages offer of their employers. Every effort was made to prevent the trouble coming to a head and the readiness
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    PERSONALITIES
    239 12 The Hon. Mr. Justice Aitkin and Mrs. Aitkin will spend the Cnin.se New Year holidays at the Cameron Highlands. >|s Mr. Jackson, Superintendant of Revenua Surveys, Batu Oajah, was at th2 Cameron Highlands on Friday on duty. Mr. A. C. Boyd, an officer of Class IV, Malayan Civil Service,
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    67 12 Topical Press Marlene Dietrich, the famous Hollywood film-star, P hot J|f w^!! ed b efn Waterloo Station, London, before leaving MnUvwood. &ne na> making a film in England. Topical Press Prince Arthur of Connaufjht, left, t hatting to a friend at Waterloo Station. London, before he left on the "Athlone
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    World Famous Shoe King In Singapore
    2915 13 m JAN BATA ARRIVES On Air Trip Round World Singapore, Tuesday. „v KVr brother of the late jyjK j AN B.W. us shoe Rl Thoma> Bata rcund Ki Jd Th ownp'ancandar- Z s *a >«.re to-day. His inMVt d iMiPP Tribune apnears Un ie
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    NO GLASS GAS THIS NEEDED FOR TCH!
    199 14 NO GLASS GAS THIS NEEDED FOR TCH! A I'roblem !<„,. r Ui Town <» Mlieil Gloria Stone, the young Yorkshire actress, photographed wi'h her mascot on arrival at Waterloo Station. London, after a succe sfu! tour of South Africa. A "catch" which the local angling club will not be able
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      34 15 WATCHES at RENE ULLMANN ARE BETTER THEY COST LESS THEY LAST LONG! We are the only firm nh?«:i guarantee is valid in Ho* Kong and various ports u China. RENE ULLMANN Raffles Place, Singapore.
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    ONLY ONE AT A TIME
    139 17 You have noticed that in all these recipes the wine has not been added as a flavouring, but has gone into the actual chemical process that we call cooking. The result is naturally very rich. Don't plan more than one such dish in a meal.
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    VARY APPLE SAUCE
    48 17 Dress up your apple sauce a bit by flavoring with vanilla and adding about half a dozen marshmallows, beaten in while sauce is hot. This will make a fluffy sauce. If you like caramel flavor, use brown sugar instead of granulated and omit the vanilla.
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      72 17 Chinese New Year mm\ Is Coming! 'WF HOLIDAY PARTIES \&fi wear a Coiffeur that is both BEAUTIFUL and PRACTICAL because of its BASIC PERMANENT wave by MAISON MARTIN Professor of 'Academie de Coiffure de Paris lt J 9 Amber Mansions, Orchard Road TeL 3450 eci al 33 per cent, reductions
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      245 17 I A tomiistc suiwvixi;* GUIDE I B EYES CHEMIST Specializing: Eyesight, m^^&s INVISIBLE Nervous. /Jp ~I? r m^ m ma m msflU n /f^S^-ssl ■AJl■• A subnormal \Wf^fe|w2^ I> rbion, probieo I Wjß^"" THE MODERN SANITARY cases \V Jm&*^r Clause. If Vt^ NAPKIN needed. A. THOMPSON, D.O.Sc, FOR THE MODERN
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    Port of Gdynia
    369 18 Increasing Transport Traffic A REPORT on th? economic conditions in Poland, issued by th? Birmingham Information Service, states that the completion of th? new railway route between Katcsvice, in th^ Silesian coal basin, and Gdynia is of immense significance in connection with the export trade, and h
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      465 18 BY P&Oand BRITISH INDIA. LINES Outwards. Due Dae Tonnage S'pore. Tonnage S'pore. 1937. 1937. SOUDAN 6,500 Feb. 12 RANPURA 17,000 Apr. 9 NALDERA 16,000 Feb. 13 SOMALI 6,800 Apr. 9 RANCHI 17,000 Feb. 26 RAWALPINDI 17,000 Apr. 23 CATHAY 15,000 Mar. 12 BANGLORE 6,000 May 3 BURDAWAN 6.070 Mar. 13
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      190 18 M. M. LINE IncorDorated in France) (MESSAGERIES MARITIMES) General Agents for Cie GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Air-FRANCE MAIL PASSENGER CARGO SERVICES Homeward for Colombo, Djibouti, Port Said and Marseilles ARAMIS 17,536 T. Feb. 13 SPHINX 1 1,374 T. Feb. 21 ERIDAN 9,928 T. Mar. 3 FELIX ROUSSEL 16,774 T. Mar. 16 BERNARDIN
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      120 18 GENEKAL PASSEMiEK A(^ Nls CUNARD WHITE STAK i (Incorporated in Japan). To LONDON, via Penan*, tolomJJ Aden, Fort Said, Marseilles Glbr^ s.s. HAKUSAN MARU < x s.s. HARUNA MARU la J tKATORI MARU md da* Rates to Ist Class ..f? %34 Naples «497 $540 J Marseilles 514 557 «b s
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      161 18 postal int i:ixu. i:\ti STEAMER MAIL DESPATCHES FOR PER DATE AND TIMI Kemasek Tung Song Feb in 11 Ojambi and K. Toengkal Togian lf V a Kretay Valaya 10 J 9 Pm Muntok and Palembang Thedcns n Pontianak Khoen Hoea Tarempa Scott Harley TO-MORROW Aden (Letter Mail) Rawalpindi Feb 11
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      335 19 r rilK HARBOUR j MH 1 tmF THE WHARVES SHIPS ALONOSIDE TH arrive 0H Godown Gat 3 No 22 1 gjUttdl IS pl^li V a d de P artur^ by KLM 14 3 Arr ve d from Europe, India and MeK TWndi It 3 g an "y "Perkoetoet": Mr. Vernon
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    Canterbury Convocation Opened With Old Ceremonial
    110 20 The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Cosmo Gordon Lang;, the Bi hops and clergy marched in procession to St. MargareW Church, Westminster London, before the meeting of the Convocation of Canterbury which has been taking place in Westminster Abbey. The procession assembled in the cloisters.
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      1543 21 A^^-^" t 8.31 p.m. An Empire programme """ouncement. 1 rfl^Hl ffi^ Brm #1 H^ P» ft 1 1 rrom Dave "try. 9 pm.— Violoncello recital bv ReiT IB K I \&i gf AU fl Ett S 9.06 p.m. "13, Simon Street" a nu>r Bresser llm M 11 Hi ilil I
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    "CORONATION WEEK "
    179 22 "CORONATION WEEK Co-ordination ()l Celebrations U/E arc asked to announc «»v committee appointed by Govm! for the purpose a co-ord^nm nme public celebrations in sSgapo 1 1 a occasion of the Coronation of Hiv Maj*>ty Kin R Goi-e V I in a position to receive and 8 suggestions from the
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    Asthma Germ Killed in 3 Minite
    98 22 Choking, wheezing A.->:him and Bronchitis poison your system, ruii your health and weaken your heart Mendaco. the prescription of an American physician, starts killing Asttni Germs in 3 minutes, purifies the blood and builds new vitality so that you cal sleep soundly all night,
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      62 22 Aeroplanes weighing from 100.000 to 200,000 lbs. will be developed within the next five years, declared Mr. Igor I Sigorsky. the famous designer, at a meeting of aeronautical engineers in New York. Mr. Sigorsky stated that aeroplanes of a weight of 1.000.000 pounds were quite possible and eoui/i be build
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    British Army
    278 23 Cerman Press And Recruits Berlin. n.eable campaign in the German THE otlt t e ft aD decrv the British army and 1 ffi£ui£3 <*<** nas been conctt^e offISST organ of Adolf corps, the om pict ures a numb 3 r Hitlers Black u^\ h^ ye&r 1937." One 5V*225
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    "Hell Drivers"
    119 23 Local Demonstration In Aid Of Charity THE world- famous Chrysler "Hell Dri--1 vtr-. whose "stunt" is to crash cars and emerge unscathed, will give two nsirations In Singapore, on Friday and Sunday, a: 5 p.m. each day. at. Koad. at th e foot of Tangiin A voluntary collection
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    King's House
    173 23 Monday. Feb. I. In the afternoon T. H the Sultan and Tengku Ampuan of Selangor called on His Excellency at King's Housp. Tuesday. Feb. The Hon. Mr G. L. Ham arrived to stay at King's House. The Hon. Mr C. D Ahearne, Mrs. Saville. Captain and Mrs A.
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    Government House
    249 23 Thursday. Feb. 4 Ail Commodore T. Lelgh-MaUory, Gioup Captain W. B. Callaway. Squadron Leader F J. Fogarty and Squacron Leader C Findlay airivec! to stay at Government House. Friday. Feb. b. Lord and Lady Selborne had breakfast at Government House In the morning H.L'. Vice- Admiral Sir Charles
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    58 23 An interior view of the beautiful Ba jquet Hall recently completed at the New World. The hall is available for private parties. H.E. the Governor was the first to be entertained in the hall. It was on the occasion of the Army and Navy Boxing tournament when Mr. Ong Peng
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    Flower Show
    235 23 Attractive Display At Adelphi Singapore, Tuesday. THE Singapore Society arranged a display of flowers at the Adelpht Hotel yesterday afternoon, when two competitions for tabl? decorations were held Cut flowers of many varieties were cleverly arranged, and were much admired by those present. The prize winners were: Flowers
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      80 23 ition has reached the Roval Club that certain lengths I,' lowing roads in the burgh of and the county of Renfrew will tuture not be subject to the 30 KL sp rf ed limit :_A.B. Glasgowjnjrew Road; A.725, Paisley-Hurlet «°ad and Lochiield Road I The Famous Stars of "CAPTAIN BLOOD
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      42 23 The R.A.C. has accepted the invitation of the Mayor and Corporation of Hastings to make that town the finishing point of the R.A.C. Rally this year. The rally will begin on March 9 and end with the coachwork competition on March 13.
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    PEACE OF EUROPE
    237 24 A New Western Agreement London. Feb. 8. "IT is still the virw of His Majesty's I Government that the elimination of friction and .suspicion between the \arious countries of Eastern Europe M (,ne of the cardinal factors in the frltf of European progress". This statement was made
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    Stock Exchange
    139 24 Fairly Active Turnover Recorded London. Feb. 6. Large dividend and other payments, amounting to 65.4 million sterling, which included 30.3 millions repayment! of the 2 J 2 per cent. Treasmy Bonds.) together with part payment of the I £40,000,000 credit to France and de- i mand for both
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    Former Malayan
    152 24 Death Of Mr. J. L. Crockatt rE death occurred in England on Dec. 23 of Mr. J. L. Crockatt, only a year after his retirement from the Chief Managership of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China. Mr. Crockatt served in Bangkok for some years. Joining the
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    Franco-German Trade
    29 24 Berlin, Feb. 6. Great importance is attached hen- I commercial negotiation! between Germany and France, which t is stated to-night are making satisfactory nro- gress Reuter Wireless
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    FOUR YEARS OF HITLER RULE
    1049 24 FOUR YEARS OF HITLER RULE GERMANY LOOKS BACK m;-.\nMi:n IN AM THE SEA Berlin, Jan. 28. THOUSANDS or Nazi are a." I*"*1 Ptf^BSa^ff«ffSSSMsrta whi/h the Nazis have rsSß^y^sgigqgvSSSP 1111 salute thourcndi of storm-troops marched by with flaming lorcnes. T-'rom a window nearby old President HindenburK gazed stolidly at the turbulent
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    ABYSSINIA NOT SUBDUED
    462 24 Guerilla Warfare Goes On Jibuti, French Somaliiand. THE execution of the three sons I Kassa and the capture of Ras i£ have by no means ended the r *LiSf* of guerilla bands under local chief to Italian occupation, according tn formation from Abyssinian sources rr-Ji" ing h?re
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    Mr. Jan Bata
    40 24 To Be A Guest At Rotary Luncheon MR JAX BATA and party will the quests of the Rotary CM at their weekly tiffin to-day. Bata, who will ffive an 'J a member of the Rrtary l"h Zlin.
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    Mr. Eden Resting
    37 24 Monte Carlo. *eb < Mr. Anthony Eden has arrived n« looking f.red. and said he .ud here for a short rest. He is the same hotel as nr Beck, the PO Foreign Minister.- Reuter Wireless
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    Naval Vessels In Port
    73 25 Naval Vessels In Port Two of the submarines of the China Fleet lying at the oil wharf. Tanjong Pagar. HM.S Meduay. depot ship for the submarine flotilla of the China Fleet, lying at Keppel yesterday. II M.S. Daring (destroyer) makes a fine picture in the Roads A closer view of
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    £3,OOO Diamonds
    148 25 I Found In Old Furniture Melbourne (Victoria'. Wej drawer of an antique secre- which ho bought at an MMS- tj.lo^, a woman at GeeS&JSfft ha lound uncut dia We ihe and a friend bid for SttPffiSP 1 but the othcr woman .bidding at £5. The secretaire, antique, was
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    U. S. Floods
    92 25 Levees Holding Mississippi Overflow Washington, Feb. 8. THE flood waters continue to fall slowly at Louisville and Cairo (111) and as far south as fifty miles above Memphis army engineers are confident that the levee system will retain the Mis^sippl flood waters all the way to the
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    P.T. Council
    44 25 London, Feb. 8. Lord Aberdare will be chairman of the National Advisory Council of 30 members to advise on .the physic^ training scheme launched by OOfOTment The CounolL's duties will be \A,\. cis^tifip nnd there will abo be Reuter Wireless local committees.—
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    Women Scientists
    126 25 Valuable Awards For South Africans Cape Town. VALUABLE awards in the field of research, totalling some thousands of pounds are being offered to South African women scientists. Of these awards two are from the United States and the remainder from Great Britain, and Canada. During the academic year
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    Jamboree
    53 25 Another World Event In June Washington, Feb. <$. DRESIDENT Roosevelt will broadcast i an invitation to 25.000 Boy Scout>. from all over the world, to the Jamboree to oe held at Washington on June^ 30. until July 9. to celebrate the 27tn anniversary of the foundation of theBoy Scouts'
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    Compulsory Sport
    73 25 Smyrna, Turkey. Physical drill and sports are now compulsory fo'- all policemen in Smyrna. Orders ha v e been given that they must form sports clubs, and meanwhile every policeman has to join the athletic and .sports club of the city. Football, wrestling, and boxing are the chief
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    Tarzan Again
    184 25 Jungle Thrills At The Capitol THE popularity of Tarzan and His Mate 1 was strikingly shown at the Capitol last night, when crowds besieged the theatre to renew acquaintance with the intrepid pair. "Tarzan Escapes" is the title of this very thrilling M.G.M. production and Johnny Weissmuller and
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    Indian Durbar
    88 25 Not To Be Held This Year London, Feb. 3. THE King-Emperor has reluctantly de- cided he will be unable to hold a Coronation Durbar in India next winter, and has informed the Marquis of Zetland the duties and responsibilities he has undertaken on acceding to the Throne unfortunately
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    GAUDER AGAIN BEATEN BY BOON MAH
    879 26 GAUDER AGAIN BEATEN BY BOON MAH Mortell Not At His Best But Wins Well (By Straight-Left) THE boxing promotion at the New World last night. whe» t*o n»ln J were featured. Ml below expectations, and the crowd went away pleased but they saw an excellent fight between Nai Boon Mah,
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    No Danger
    116 26 Dutch Steamer Which Hit "Malaya" Lisbon, Feb. V THE German tug Seefalke left Opporto at 10 a.m. to assist the Dutch steamer Kertosono, which it is understood was seriously damaged in a collision off Coporto with the British warship Malaya. The latter, which was en route to ioin
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    Honours' List
    110 26 Longer As Democracy Increases? London, Feb 8 MR Shinwcll i Labour i enlivened the House of Commons this afternoon by asking the Prime Minister whether, Lxi view of the numerous people alreadv nioyinfl titles he would consider the desirability of suspending all further Honours' Lists during the Government's
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    Snakes In School
    176 26 Authorities Forced To Close It Vienna. CNAKES have forced the education auw thorities at Gruda, Northern Yugoslavia, to close the local school. Children entering classroom one morning founJ a poisonous viper lying on the floor. They killed it and threw it out of the window. But when
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    Motor-Coaches
    164 26 To Link Abyssinia With Red Sea Rome. 4 JOURNEY which used to take practically a month by caravan will b= reduced to four days shortly, when a motorcoach service Jinks Massawa, on the Red Sea, to Addis Ababa. The coaches will be equipped with wireless, bars and refrigerators, and
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    Branding
    140 26 New Way To Mark Cattle Boise. Idaho. THE red hot branding iron need no longer b? applied to cattle, accord ing to Dr T. W. White, Director of the Idaho Buieau of Animal Husbandry. He lias suggested here a less painful and just as effective method of marking I
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    74-Year-Old Doctor Takes Degree
    78 26 74-Year -Old Doctor Takes Degree Adelaide. At the age of 74, Dr. Richard Banderi Rogers, President of the Medical Board oi South Australia, lias added to b already considerable list of honours b, taking the degree of Doctor of Scienct at the university here. It Wfta not an honorary decree
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    GOLF TITLES OF U.K.
    212 26 Programme 0/ Events THE golfing season in England till 1 promises to be full of interest The first of the big events will be th* English Amateur Championship vhich will take place at the end of Amu Saunton, Devonshire, which Is regarded as one of Britain's
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    Transatlantic
    242 26 Germany's Newest 'Plane Berlin. GERMANY'S latest transatlantic aeroll plane, the "Ha 139", has now beei. completed and is undergoing trials ol the lower Elbe river. The aeroplane, which was built by th* Hamburg Aircraft Construction Company, a sister company of the shipyards of Messrs. Blohm and Voss. Hamburg h
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    German Navy
    43 26 Another New Cruise Launched Hamburg, ADMIRAL Hipper the fIW heavy cruisers of 10.000 was launched here and chria Admiral Raeder, who recalled the played by Admiral Hipper In bardmenf. of Hartlrpools in Doc m 1914 mri Ihp Battle of Jutl- Wireless
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    Motreux Conferene
    50 26 Cain). F< I The German Government has J j the Egyptian they agree to s r of the capitulatory regime not desire an invitation to tne m treux conference on April M Egypt proposed to send. £*>*£ many has not been a capitulatn pr «innp iho Versailles Tre.u>
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    CRICKET CLUB NEEDS FORWARDS
    789 27 CRICKET CLUB NEEDS FORWARDS sC() IUNG CHANCES MISSED „n\ISK «AIX EASY VICTORY 1111 IX FRIENDLY a well placed shot. A fine piece of work by James Goh then produced the fifth and last goai tor the Chinese. Receiving possession he cleverly dribbled up and netted during the melee. Keng Hock
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    S. R. A. List
    156 27 Classification Of Horses And Ponies fHE following classification of horses and ronies is announced by the Straits Racing Association:— HORSES Transfers.— From Class 2 to Class I.— Bell Press. From Class 2 to Class 3— Fourth Battery. Happy New Year, In-Ver-Fogg, Pelorus, Verkara. From Class 3
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    Ice-Hockey
    48 27 Broadcast On World Championships T HE ice-hockey world chamjrioMhlp will be made, the times being as 101 l0 Flb"l7: 9.30 G.M.T. (local time, 4.50 P Feb 17: 12.10 p.m. G.M.T. (local time, 'Wrl; Ml G.M.T. (local time, 4.40 P ?eb 28: 2 a.m. (local time. 9.20 a.m.K
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    Indians Lose
    117 27 9 Skins Score Only Goal Singapore, Tuesday. IN a hockey match played on th e Indian 1 Association ground to-day the Inriskillings beat the I. A. by one goal to nil. Play was uninteresting and no snore was made during the first half. In ths second half the
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    Joe Eagle
    225 27 Successful Time In Japan i lOE Eagle, known as "The Toy Bulldog I of the Philippines," who had many fights in Singapore and up-country some I time ago, is having a very successful > tim? in Japan. Among others he has beaten Tsuneo I "Piston' 1 Horiguchi, feather-weight
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    Montana Loses
    73 27 Outpointed At Manchester London, Feb. 9. CMALL Montana, the Filipino Flash, 0 who in mail week was beaten by Bennv Lynch In a world flyweight title fight" was outpointed by Tiny Bostock. the ex-choir boy of Hanley. in a 12--round contest at Belle Vue. Manchester. Montana's bout with
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    False Evidence
    95 27 Tamil Mohammedan Sent\ To Prison Singapore, Tuesday. guilty to a charge of giving r false evidence during judicial proceedings in the Second Police Court on Nov 3 Mydin, a Tamil Mohammedan. Zs sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment and a fine of $30£ or further five months, by
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    NINE GOALS TO NIL
    295 27 Runaway Win In B.H. League Singapore, Tuesday. IN a match in which they dominated play throughout Pater on Simons beat the P. and O. Bank XI by nine goals to nil on the Anson Road Stadlum ground, this evening, in the Business Houses Leagu\ Both teams
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    Island Club
    105 27 Mr. Mrs. S. K. Wong Win Mixed Event THE February mixed foursomes com- petition at the Island Club, plavei over the second nine hol:.s on Sunday resulted in a win for Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Wong with a net score of 35 2. The following were some
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    R.K.Y.C. Meeting
    120 27 OMee-Bearert Elected For 1937 AT the 17th annual general meeting of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club held at the Club premises yesterday evening, the Commodore. Mr. N. H. Matheson, presiding, a favourable balance was reported for the year's actitivies and the accounts were passed unanimously. The following office-bearers
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    Chinese Beat Cricket Club 5—1
    103 28 McCaffery preparing to make one of the hefty clearances which characterised his game. Tribune J. H. Abbott, who played a fine *ame, foils one of the Chinese forwards when in possession. Tribune In a friendly soccer match on the padang yesterday the Chinese beat S.C.C.
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    Visitors For Duke Of Windsor
    68 28 Vienna, Feb. 7. THE Princess Royal and Earl Harewood arrived by the Orient Express this afternoon on a vis:t to the Duke of Windsor. The Princess is the first *r ember of the Royal Family to see the Duke since the latter left Enerland. The
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    Coronatior Seats
    30 28 London. Feb 8. The number of seats to be erected under control of Government for the purpose of viewing the Coronation procession v-ui h,- 85.000 British Official Wireless
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    NAVY IN THE THAMES
    76 28 Coronation Week Display London, Feb. 8POM May 7 to 13, a number of sWF of the Home Fleet will be moored in the Thames and will be avai-abU 1 inspection by coronation crowcis Six battleships and two airc u rlers will be anchored off Soul Between
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