Morning Tribune, 25 February 1939

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE lOL 4— No. 22. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY," February" 25, 1939. FIVE CENTB.
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    EVENTS IN SPAIN NEARING CLIMAX
    345 1 rationalist Policy Rejects Outside Interference Paris, Feb. 24. SIS in connection with Sp a i n are moving forward to a rad climax. Following a meeting between M. Berard (French tutor) and General Jordan a (Franco's Foreign Minister) morning, M. Daladier will a 3 k
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    UNKNOWN
    62 1 London, Feb. 24. IS <>l last-minute attempts l he French and British Goto bring about truce in F*or< "ranting recognition to L«w discredited in authoriBri ish circles. It is fretlv nat l( <^ r nition is only a mat gj oi three days, and as pmain is concerned, it
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    Hollywood Award For G.B.S.
    36 1 Reuter Hollywood, Feb. 24. Mr. George Bernard Shaw has received the annual award of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for the best written screen play, adaptation of his "Pygmalion".
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    19 1 Prague, Feb. 24:— It is reliably learned that Germans in Czechoslovakia will be exempted from compulsory military service.- Reuter
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    UNKNOWN
    34 1 rt s 24.— As a measure to n the event of large-scale L* 11 incendiary bombs, the fc-fontJk decide d to demolisli Mn Vh h of the cit y'« buildine next four weeks-
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    ITALY'S AIMS IN EUROPE
    139 1 MISSION LEAVES FOR WARSAW Rome, Feb. 24. POUNT CIANO, accompanied by the Polish Ambassador and a number of officials of the Italian Foreign Office, has left for Warsaw. Nothing is reported by the Italian visit except that it is intended to prepare the way for further
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    POPE'S WILL
    72 1 VATICAN CITY. FEB. 24:— THE WILL OF TOE LATE POPE WAS OPENED TO-DAY. His Holiness bequeathed all he received as Pope, in the form of gills or acquisitions, to the Holy See, and thereby f> his successor. From his private property, various bequests were made fe> members of
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    LORD HALIFAX'S STATEMENT RECEIVES WARM WELCOME
    284 1 Paris, Feb. 24. LORD HALIFAX'S declaration concerning Anglo-French solidarity is warmly welcomed by the French Press as coming at a most opportune moment. 1 Le Journal" congratulates: the British leaders for the "obstinate persist' nee" of their declarations. "Republique" says that the statement was
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      41 1 f a J^. On Other Pages i Adopted Children BUI 2 European Businessmen Fined 3 Markets 4 late Mr. Chua Keh Hai 8 j To-day's Races 18 ft 19 Tributes to Dr. Hunter 20 Spnrtsfront 22 ft 23 China News 21
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    RECOGNITION OF ADOPTED CHILDREN
    179 2 ENACTMENT TO CONFER STATUS AN Ordinance to make provision for the adoption of infants is to be introduced into the Legislative Council. Drawn up in 12 clauses, the bill's objects and reasons are given ?*s follows: "At common law adoption in the sense of the transfer
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    $500 Monthly For Widow Of Late Sultan
    189 2 (Tribune Staff Reporter* Kuala Lumpur, Friday. CUPPLEMENTARY expenditure of O $6 000 a year has been authorised by the Selangor Government for the late Sultan's wife This sum is recommended In the report of the Selangor Finance j Committee proceedings held on June
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    32 2 Shanghai. Feb. 23:— Eight hundred an i forty-one Jewish refugees arrived ai Shanghai aboard an Italian liner yesterday, bringing the total of Jewish refugee^ in Shanghai to 3.soo— Chines? Central News Agency
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    Food Laws Should Be Tightened Up, Says Commissioner
    573 2 Singapore, Friday. UNCHECKED importation of poultry into Singapore, resulting in large numbers of diseased birds being brought into the markets, and the conditions under which poultry is sold, leave a great deal lo be desired. These matters were stressed by Mr.^ R.
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    SCENES AT WHARF
    260 2 Tribune Singapore, Friday. NEARLY all the European Inspectors of Singapore Police Force were the wharves this morning to bid farewell to the retiring Inspector-Gene-ral of Police, S.S., Hon. Mr. R. ft Onraet and Mrs. Onraet who sailed away by the Ranchi. Interviewed a few minutes before sailed.
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    Malay On Theft Charge
    73 2 Singapore. Friday:-^ 1 a 24-year-old Malay claims fc morninß K the 'fourth poh e fore Mr. Kenneth A. BlacKer that he yesterday at No hfp si Road committed theft 01 movea tankards valued at $-ofc0 fc aIK property of Mr. F.* t InS pec On the
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    41 2 London, rcw. In view of the death of bourne, the King has ap p rov^ pointment of Six *<***? rfW, let Governor of Bengal and of t ?y Joseph Twynam to act a. Af Assam, in absence of Sir British Official Wireless
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    SIR SHENTON'S THANKS
    257 2 Visit To Siam Indo China (Tribune Staff Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Fridav. CPEAKING on the motion for the adjournment at to-day's Federal Council, H.E. the High Commissioner said that he wished to take the opportunity of making: public acknowledgement of the exceeding kindness with which he and his
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    EUROPEAN BUSINESSMAN FINED
    273 3 EUROPEAN BUSINESSMAN FINED letter Which Contained Other Letters Singapore, Friday. ;ASE which may be of some interest to the business communas the law involved in the case i not be generally known, came for trial before Mr. L. C. Goh in fifth police court this morning, en Mr. H. V.
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    New Indian Commissioner Feted At Tea Party
    487 3 Singapore, Friday. THE Singapore Indian community were guests to over two hundred prominent residents, both European and Asiatic, at a tea party held this evening at the Victoria Memorial Hall in honour of Mr. R. (Jumabhoy, J.P. who was recently nominated to serve
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    TRAGEDY STRIKES HOLIDAY CROWD
    387 3 Was Public Swimming Pool Over-C rowded Singapore, Friday. f H *tt are only two matters which affect the case, with which I concerned", said Mr- W. G. Porter, the Singapore Coroner, conclusion of this morning's enquiry into the death -of a youth who was drowned in
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    16 Months' Gaol — He Talked Too Loudly
    201 3 16 Months' Gaol He Talked Too Loudly Singapore, Friday. AFTER a two-day trial in the Criminal Court on a charge of voluntarily causing grievous hurt, Song Tee Chye, an S.H.B. cooly, living at the Nelson Road S.H.B. cooly-lines, was found guilty to-day by the District Judge (Mr. L. B. Gibson),
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      59 3 THE SIGN OF GOING BALD 1 I Can be stopped overnight with SILVIKRIN Th^ Natural Hair Tonic. Oi a" Chemists. Hißh-Cla.ss Btrrtl and Hair- 'ressori. Sr>V i: i.stribuioi's: RAHAMIN PENHAS, 117-125, Cecn Street TITAN MADE IN JUGOSLAVIA. TRADE I \n\ *y MARK USED FOR THE NEW BUILDING OF THE NETHERLANDS
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  • REUTER'S COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      72 4 London. Friday. Previous To-day Chanpe T.T. T.T. on Paris (closing selling rate) on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 177.01 8.79 9 16 177 04 8.P.04 -f .03 .011 16 T T. on Shanehai (closing selling rate) 8 5 16 Unchanged T.T. on Hongkong (closing selling rate) Is. 2 29
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      Fraser's Daily Report
      165 4 Singapore. Feb. 24 MINING. Tin at midday was $107 down According to cables received from London this morning tin shares there yesterday were an irregular market with buyers oi London Tins, Southern Malayans, Malayan Tins and Southern Kintas while Pahangs, Tronohs and Killinghalls were on ofier. Locally
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      Japs Want Free Hand In Shanghai
      227 4 Hongkong. Feb. 23. COMMENCING on the Japanese prov test to the Shanghai Municipal Council over the recent assassinations, foreign observers opined tnat since the outbreak of the Shanghai war, the Shanghai Municipal Police were performing yeoman service in maintaining law and order in the
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      A GOVERNOR'S FUNERAL
      62 4 Calcutta, Feb. 24: Lord Brabourne, x-Governor of Bengal, was buried toluy after a service at the Cathedral. A alute of 17 minute guns was fired as he body was taken in procession on a lun carriage to the place of interment. The route was thickly lined with
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      58 4 RUBBER Spot Buyers Sellers Previous Firm 8 3 16 84 To-dav don Fr^ Steady Chan 8 3,16 lst Forward (March) Buyers Sellers 8 3 16 84 84 16 2nd Forward (Apr.| June) Buyers Sellers 84 8 5 16 BISIC8 l 51C 3rd Forward H »» (JulyiSept.) »» Buyers
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      88 4 ,r, J Lond01^ Friday Previous To-day Cha i PALM OIL (Malaya) Lnaa in ouiK J?eb,Mar. shipment £14.15.0 Value £15 0 0 Val COfKA (Straits, F.M.S.) tvo. on.pment £11.8.9 Buyer £11 10 o Pa SAGO rLutK (Sarawak) i-'eD. Mar. Shipment 8 3 Sellers Unchang TAPIOCA Seea Pearl 1st quality )&ingapore) 1-tb.
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      117 4 London, Friday Previous To-day chaa Distillers 923 93,Dunlop Rubber 25- 26jUcnerXl Liectric 79,7fc 79 9 -1! Imperial Chermcal Industries 31.9 319 J Impenai Tobacco 137 b U8,1V2 rl Anglo-Dutch 24 6 25 3 Canadian Pacific Mb JJr London Tin 3 4y 2 3!4y 2 Rubber Plan Investment
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      49 4 New York. Feb 22. RUBBER Previous To-day Cham Market Tine Spot !• •• ii Buyers Sellers Steady 16 1 16 16 3 16 Closed Forward April June n ii ii Buyers Sellers 16 1 16 16 3 16 Closed • TIN Market Tone Spot Quiet 45%
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      BULLION MARKET
      30 4 0 London. Friday. Previous To-day CUani GOLD -Jh F n° Bar per oz. £7.8.4 £7.8.34 SILVER -i;i Spot 4 months' forward 20 9:16 19 13|16 204 19 1316
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      METAL MARKET
      24 4 Previous London. Fn a To-day chan? TIN STANDARD 0-1 £2l3' » A £2l3 Spot (afternoon (closing price) Forward £212% £212 1/ 4
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    754 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company MINING Singapore, Feb. 24, 5 p.m. at ustral A^ al ustral Malay 8 41--51-451-cd 221- 060 0.65 iyer Weng iangrin Tin tolu selangor erjuntai urma Malay 19|6 20i6 1.224 130 10 10 9 21 C 22 0 123 138 -nenderiang litam Tin Jong Fatt
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    FRASER & COMPANY
    73 5 FRASER COMPANY List Of Current Dividends Singapore. Feb. 24 5 p.m. Total fot Company Dividend Books Close Date Payable Ex Div year. TIN GENERAL Austral Malay 9d. No. 48 Feb. 24 3d. bonus Mar. 3 Feb. 25 5% Raub sd. final Mar. 8 2d. bonus. Mar 14 Mar 9 lf»
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    207 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore. Friday. MINING 1 Buyers Sellers Ampa*-_s 316 41Ayer Wengs 0.57 0.62 Batu Selangors 1.20 1.25 Hong Fatts 0.67 0.70 Hongkong Tin 15|6 1616 Jelebus 0.58 0.63 Kamunting Tin 83 913 Katu Tin 22|9 2316 Killinghalls 1419 1516 Kramats 9|6 1016 Kents 2|l 2|7 Kuchais 1.20 :_26
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    240 5 "t fayrittfd Co. Ltd. $30,000 ln t. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 90 100 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY v% J 9 °l red 1940 $400,000 Wt. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 102V? 1034 nom fk% 19 07 red. 1947 $1,600,000 08^ uu 1 _**l tf t _Pk a _r-_ X
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      158 5 NEDERLANDSCH HANDEL* MAATSCHAPPIJ N. V. incorporated in the Netherlands (Netherlands Trading Society) BANKERS AMSTERDAM Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1M4 Paid Up Capitr" f 40,030,00i Statutory Reserve Fund 5,000,000 Special Reserve 1,000,000 Chairman of the Board of Directors H. C. REHBOCK. iManasinsr Board: D. CRENA DE IONGH President M TAUDIN
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      225 6 THE LIVInX^PAGeToF A GLORIOU§\ OPENING t NOVEL FLAMES A GREAT HEART DRAMA! 1 Kate Douglas W,ggm' s j -xUDBin Tft HAV MOTHER CAREYS, jfe T0 DAY CHICKENS fT,/ 3SHOWS K^. ANNE SHIRLEY. RUBY KEELER JAMES ELLISON- FAY BAINTER 3-15 WALTER BRENNAN Sr-4^ KA Frj!lK Aib€ftson j 6-159-15 U> AlmaKruger o.ui«i
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      86 6 Police llan,| The band of the Btraiti < Police will pertorm in public m \s direction of Mr. S. Chapman L master, on Monday, Feb. j; thJJ tanic Gardens at r >.3o pni -cu finer," Fucik; -Raymond.-' Tbo i,? "The Merry Widow Lehar Awakes My Heart" from Samson nl iah:
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      261 7 Notice For To-day I The BIGGEST and M Most Startling Mr Mr. Justice Home in 3rd Court srA( s| m t 3 l !i' i r )i 38~Re Syed Hussain b'u bin Omar bin Shahab, deed: Brought to the East! Kj,* t the Deputy Registrar Mr. Ess l,, f '^^^Hv^
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      135 7 j TWO POPULAR STARS Welcomed by Enthusiastic Crowds in their first Co-starring Picture YOUR WEEK-END SHOW! < i»i iit i 3 SHOWS TO DAY 1 ill tf tu 3 5 6 5 9., 5 GARY COOPER and MERLE OBERON in SAMUEL GOLDWYN'S fascinating story of a Society I j Butterfly
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    Inefficient Brakes On Car
    106 8 Inefficient Brakes On Car Singapore, Friday. rE Manager of Poon Seng Co. was to-day fined $75 when ht pleaded guilty to the charge of permitting a vehicle to be usfd on i public thoroughfare. when not equipped with efficient brakes. Defendant stated n mitigation 1 f he inefficiency was dup
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    CZECHOSLOVAKIAN CONSUL LEAVING
    110 8 MR J V. Polodna, the Consu Czechoslovakia in Singapore leaving for Prague on Thursday sail" by the Biancamano. As alreacn nounced. the Consulate in Singapore being closed. Mr. Polodna Laa d« very popular during the two year. has been here, and his de P a l r
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    Commissioners Tribute Late Mr. Chua Keh Hai
    205 8 Singapore, Friday COMMISSIONERS at a meeting held to-day stood up i n silence for a few moments as a mark of respect for the memory vt one of their colleagues, Mr. Chua Keh Hai, who passed away towards the end of January. *u
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    Distinguished Passengers On "Canton"
    196 8 Distinguished Passengers On "Canton" AN her outward journey from Europe. V the P O liner Canton carried a number of well-known celebrities, who disembarked before reaching Singapore. Her Grace the Duchess of Devonshire was on board and landed at Tangiers. Other who disembarked at Tangiers were the Rt. Hon. Lord
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      206 8 I TO- Da73!hOV^ I 6 and 9-30 P.M. (Direction by Shaw Bros. Ltd.) Imiss. m. s. subbulakshmi in:j'SEVA SADHAWj S IT IS ALREADY ON THE 25th day o. GLORIOUS PERFOR^CES TO BREAK AMBIKAPATHI" "CJINTHAMANI RECOK^^J A Film With NO Star Names! BI READ THESE PRESS OPINIONS P mk WLjjxi one
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    How To Play No Trumps
    754 9  -  Horatius By HY declarers lose No Trumps contracts because they do not perly appreciate the vital im■tance of timing, and allow the wents to establish a suit before removal of entry cards. s soon as the declarer can see dum- id he should look for
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    Fewer Jews On Hungarian Stage
    106 9 Fewer Jews On Hungarian Stage Budapest THE law restricting trie number of Jews in various professions to 20 pei cent, has been strictly applied in the formation of the new Hungarian Chamber of Stage and Film Artists. In choosing the 533 film artists and 1422 stage players of the chamber,
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    CHINA WILL TAKE PART IN OLYMPICS
    86 9 CHINA WILL TAKE PART IN OLYMPICS Chungking. CHINA will participate in the W«rtd Olympics to be held at Helifcif i in 1940. This decision was reached at a meeting nelu ncit recently uv me Board ol Directors of the China National Amatuer Athletic Federation. China, it was decided, would send
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      135 9 C O M T R A CT BRIDGE E2ISS f SINGAPORE- ENGLAND i* g I 61 DAYS I In under a week you can be back in England in six and a half days of delightful flying, high above the heat and dust of the earth below. You travel in
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, February 25, 1939. FRIENDSHIP WITH FRANCE
    327 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Saturday, February 25, 1939. FRIENDSHIP WITH FRANCE COME time ago Mr. Neville Chamberlain made a remark which was unfortunately calculated to be misconstrued. He stated that there was no treaty which entailed Britain intervening on the side of France in war. A storm of criticism was aroused, and
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    Hitler's New Hideaway
    1319 10 Hitler's New Hideaway The Eagle's Nest AS you read these words to-day it is a ten-to-one chance that Adolf Hitler is looking out over the Bavarian Alps from a marvellous new steel and glass eyrie perched like an eagle's nest on the precipitous peak of the Kehlstein mountain on the
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    Feace Of World May Depend On Palestine
    632 11 HAT the future of the world might depend on the lement in Palestine was a statement made by secretary for the Colonies in the House of Commons, 1 1 London, Feb. 25. IRaKING in the House of Com■■Mmons <ffl the Palestine Confer--1 Mr.
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    King May Be Made Red Indian Chief
    304 11 Toronto. PLANS to confer a Red Indian chieftainship upon the King when he visits Canada this summer are under consideration here. The proposal is that the King should be initiated into the "Six Nations" tribe, which claims a lineage of rulers rivalling the
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    "JOY AND WORK" CONGRESS
    240 11 22 Countries Represented London. A meeting of the international con- sultative committee of the World "Joy and Work" Congress was opened here recently by Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain. On the consultative committee are delegates of 22 countries including Germany, who is represented by the leader or
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    MAUSOLEUM TO SHELTER ATATURK'S REMAINS
    51 11 MAUSOLEUM TO SHELTER ATATURK'S REMAINS Ankara. IT is reported here that architects and artists of international repute are to be invited to take part in a competition for the erection of a mausoleum to shelter the remains of the late Kamal Ataturk The mausoleum will cost about £35,000, it is
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    GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.
    239 11 Tenders from approved Contractors only will be received at the Settlement Engineer's Office, up to noon of the 2nd March 1939 for the following work:— Construction of 650 L.ft. of River Wall at Robertson Quay between Nanson Road and Martin Road including demolition of approximately 370 L.ft. ol
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      23 11 FRESH S *D\EY ROCK OYSTERS R Vr AND BA M}OENG STRAWBERRIES AlJri <AI L BY AIR MAn,) °BTAINABLE TO-NIGHT AT THE < U»ITOL RESTAURANT
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      284 11 THI THUI TONIC POOD I ■^a. i *>■_ c^^Mfaii StoCM I NOTICE. It is notified for general information that the Government proposes to select two Probationers for the Straits Settlements Civil Service this year and that applications, which must be submitted on the prescribed forms, must reach the Colonial Secretary's
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    ALEX HENSHAW LANDS
    363 12 Altx Henshaw, the 24-year-old British airman, landed at Gravesend Aerodrome (Kent) after beating by 30' hours the record for the England-Capetown and back record. The previous record was five day* 17 hours set by Flying-Officer A. E. Clouston and Mrs. Betty Kirby Green in 1937. Hen?hnvr flew
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    MINERS HAVE TEA AT No. 10 DOWNINGST.
    320 9 MINERS HAVE TEA AT No. 10 DOWNINGST. Two miners from the Harworth colliery. Nottinghamshire. Mr. John Scaife and Mr. John Spouge, visited No. 10, Downing Street, London, to have tea with the Premier, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, and Mrs. Chamberlain. 1 -ieir visit was the result of Mr. Chamberlain's wish to
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    Costumes To Match Your Mood
    1203 10 j^LTHOUGH fashions are always changing, there has never been such a complete metamorphosis as that which has been wrought during the last decade in the realm of beach clothes. Once upon a time, a simple cotton frock, white canvas shoes and a floppy hat or
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      451 12 BY P&OmdBRITISH INDIA LINES .LNCOKPORATED IN fNOLAND) Outwards om% I loauace pore Xoona,. M 1939 ±9*9 jg s is. ss s £mTRAL 15'WO Mar. 24 RAWALPINDI 17,000 June 2 ***** Apr 7 X SOUDAN 6,500 June 2 1 SaS?^Vorf 6000 Apr 8 CANTON 15,000 June 16 J RAi?PU^A E 17J0W
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      355 12 v TO FRENCH PORTS* I L* CHARCEURS REUNIs I 1 I I 1 HOMEWARDS. CAP TOURANE For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazarie Bordeaux Mar DESIRADE Marseilles, Harve.. Antwerp, Dunkirk Mar TO SAIGON INDOCHINA; CAP ST. JACQUES For Saigon, Tourane and Haiphoim Ma^ a CAP VARELLA For Saigon. Tourane and Haiphong April
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    Brigadier Lord Acquitted On Driving Charge
    287 13 Singapore. Friday. gRIGADIER Herbert Arthur Lord was to-day acquitted of the charge driving without due regard to the care of others along River Valley Road on December 22, by Mr. C. H. Whitton, Traffic I District Judge and Magistrate. Mr. Mowbray Garden was counsel
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    Java Firm To Extend Its Business
    139 13 !^N Aneta cable published in the Batavia newspaper, the Sin Po, conveys the news that the wellknown business house of Toko De Zop in that town has recently purchased a plot of land and block of shophouses in Medan tor the sum of ninety
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      271 13 lUR\S PIIILP LINE. (Incorporated in Australia). MARELLA Mar. 31 Apr. 4 necinl ch^an round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued at thf 'Wine: rates. Cla.s.s passenger* may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane. Sydney or lilbourne to the connecting K.P.M. Vessel. BRISBANE SYDNEi' return 5042.8G Ist class 3*30.71 2nd clas: Mh'.BOURNF
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      68 13 BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. (APCAR LINE) FOR HONG KONG, MOJI, KOBE AND OSAKA ••SMI I! A L X" 8,000 TONS SAILING MARCH 9 AT 3 P.M. The above vessel has excellent modern accommodation tor First Saloon an i Second baioon passengers. bptciai Holiday Return tickets to China and
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      217 13 uiiiiimwhmmmhumiiiiiiii*' POSTAL INTELLIGENCE j TO-DAY _Wholc -Qantas" Feb. 25 7.45 a.m. ?S uan S iada western Canton 25 1C a m S I! foSi ngkons Kumsang 25 3 nir •a** K.LM. '.I 25 2 p!™. o Formosa and o Macao CanJton 25 10 a.n. Sn'ds Indle.:-B.Ban Toboal. 4 p.m. oean
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      284 13 SHIPS l\ DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit SHIP Godown Gaie Giue Kistna 20 1 l Canton 18 2 3 Benlawers 16 2 3 Jutlandia 11 2 a Nissan Mam 7 2 3 Silveryew 30 2 3 Steel Traveler 32 2 3 Bengloe 36 2
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  • RACING PROSPECTS & SELECTIONS
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      WHAT TO BACK TO-DAY
      2081 14 JJGFJCVNCV IN uncommonly good card of eight events will come up for decision this afternoon at Bukit Timah in the final day of the Spring meeting of the Singapore Turf Club. Star turns of the day will be the big race for thf» ponies and the
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      Selections
      45 14 Following: arc selections for this afternoon's races at Bukit Timah: Race I—FOUR O'CLOCK Ming Race 2—BRAWNY LAP KC.G. Race S—INVENTORY Silver Lace Race 4—SANG AYAH Velocity Race S—NO LIMIT New Moon Race 6—GOLDEN GLIMPSE Jeremiah Race 7—CON CON Flying Column Race B—ROYAL HAMPTON Bombus
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    NEW SOCIETY IN SINGAPORE
    221 15 NEW SOCIETY IN SINGAPORE pUEN'DS of France will be interested to hear that an association JJJ been formed in which the Briand other European comunitics win be welcomed as memame is the "Centre Intellectua de Malaisie." with heads at 37, Robinson Road, Singa- ><i its object is to give the
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    YESTERDAY'S TRACK WORK
    497 15 (By "Marcus Superbus") Singapore, Friday. u£ final gallop for to-morrow's racing at Bulrit Timah in the final v of the Spring moating of the Singapore Turf Club were gone h on the second track of the racecourse this morning. JUDITH ANTON (Tankard* and KISSING CUP (Whalan) were
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    18 15 Mr. M. van Breukelen leading in Jack Druce (E. Donnelly up), after it had won last Saturday. Tribune
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    Wei-Hai-Wei Cup
    118 15 The following a.e U,e teams and starting times in the hnal round for the Wei-Hai-Wei Cup between the Royal Singapore Golf Club and the T:land Golf Club to be played at the latter Club'.s Course on Sunday (R.S.G.C. pinyen mentioned first): 845 a.m. W. Eldred vs. Y. Nakayanu.
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    British Title Bout
    429 15 REFEREE INTERVENES IN 14TH ROUND London, Feb. 2:J. thousand people saw Eric Bfwn, Chatims blacksmith retain the British lightweight title by beating Arthur Danahar, of London, in one of the most thrilling fights seen in Britain, the referee stopping the bout in the fourteenth of the bout's
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    GLOWING TRIBUTES TO RETIRING MUNICIPAL HEALTH OFFICER
    823 16 GLOWING TRIBUTES TO RETIRING MUNICIPAL HEALTH OFFICER Singapore, Friday. PUBLIC health has advanced considerably in Singapore, and that has been doe to the work and, above all, the sterling: qualities and ability of the man responsible for it— qualities which have made the execution of the work possible. That was
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    MOTORIST FINED
    97 16 Singapore, Friday. DLEADING guilty to the charge of driv I ing without a Third Party Insurance Policy on January 9, along Geylang Road, Aw Swee Im was to-day fined $25 by Mr. C.H Whitton. Traffic District Judge and Magistrate^ Mr Richard Urn, who defended, stated that the incident
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    No Mediation Wanted In Franco-Italian Dispute
    661 16 \EITHER France nor Italy desires mediation in their dispute, according to a statement by Lord Halifax (British Foreign Minister) in the House of Lords. Britain was ready to offer her good services but in case of need must stand by France and would certainly
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    Claims Which Seemed To Be Result Of Imagination"
    285 17 CONTRACTOR'S SUIT AGAINST MISSIONS DISMISSED rMARKING that it seemed strange that a man who had a contract for $25,000 should agree to Rev. C. M. Jackson supply the materials himself, Mr. Justice Home yesterday dismisswith costs the claim of N. R. Periera,
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    Bombing Of British Territory Condemned
    129 17 Bombing Of British Territory Condemned Hongkong. Feb. 23. THE British-owned paper, the Hong--1 kong Telegraph, severely condemned the Japanese bombing of Samchun near the Sino-British boundary on Feb. 21. saying that the Japanese atrocities we r e tantamount to slaughter, for Samchun *a.s no longer of any military importance and
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    SHANGHAI'S ADVERSE TRADE BALANCE
    28 17 Th* cu Shanghai. Feb. 23. Shanghai Customs revealed that s Japanuary imports were (Chinese) and exports (Chinese), an exces s of imexports.—Chinese Central ncy.
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    KULING FOREIGNERS LEAVE
    33 17 anR. Feb. 23.— 1t is learned that foreigners left the Killing 1 resort on Feb. 21 for Kiuence they are boarding a Ja"ansport to Shanghai.-Chinese uni fal News Agency J
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    Alleged Use Of Used Stamps
    76 17 Singapore, Friday: A Malay youth lik b n Atber, appeared before Mr \C. Goh in the fifth police court .his morning and claimed trial to a summons charf e that he postvii a /ettrr bearing postage stamps whin. £iad been previously used for postal purposes.
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    ASTON ATHLETIC CLUB
    62 17 The Aston Athletic Club are holding a tiffin and dance at their Club House on Sunday. The Chop Singa Orchestra will be in attendance and special kronchongs and stamboels will be sung by Miss Dinnah and Miss Amelia. The Rhythm Dancing Circle will provide special dance numbers.
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    SOVIET OFFICERS FETED
    60 17 SOVIET OFFICERS FETED Chungking, Feb. 23.— The National Military Council feted Soviet officers in Chungking yesterday in celebrating thei founding of the Soviet army 21 years) ago to-day The Chinese officers pre- sent included Gen. Ho Ying-chin, War Minister and concurrently Chief Staff, and General Ho Yao-Chu officer in charge
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    PROMOTING SINOAMERICAN RELATIONS
    515 17 Cultural Association Inaugurated In Chungking Chungking, Feb. 23 THE 2O7th birthday anniversary of George Washington witnessed the inauguration of the Chinese- American Cultural Association in Chungking in the presence of a large number of Americans, high Chinese Government officials and American-return-ed Chinese students. Madame Chiang Kai-shek and
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    CHINESE DELEGATE TO ALL-INDIA CONGRESS
    49 17 Chungking, Feb. 23.— At the invitation of Shanlal Nehru, Prof. Wang Li-hsi is attending the third all-India Congress on Mar. 10. Mr. Wang is also representing the Chinese Peoples' Foreign Relations Committee, and will visit India and the South Seas —Chinese Central News Agency.
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    R.A.F. Outclass Chinese In Friendly Soccer Game
    733 18 PETERS PLAYS FINE CAME FOR AIRMEN S.C.F.A 1. CUDDEN flashes 'of brilliance, the superb plan of Peters, painful mounts wnen he football served up was not even up to third dm*c* staSicharacterised the match between the.Royal Air Force and^e S.C.F.A. ut the stadium
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    Galento Thrashes Feldman
    87 18 Galento Thrashes Feldman Miami, Florida, Feb 24 JONY GALENTO beat Abe F* man on a technical knocku after J& seconds in the thn round. Feldman, who was a fom* points winner against John Hem Lewis, suffered a terrific hamn* ing, bearing a bruise the size ofi large lemon on the
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    98 18 There will be a cricket match on So& day, commencing at 10.30. on the S.CjC Padang between the Riff Raff Club an The President's XI: Riff Raff Club:— T M Calhaem. I H. Day. Major D.V. Hill iCapU. J.I Jackson. J.E. Jeans. W.H. Lait, F.JI Mayger. Major A.
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    TO-NIGHT BOXING
    124 18 By "PETE". REMINDER is given of ij t0 nl boxing at the Happy World Com* Stadium when Joe Eagle nicety Hemchit in a 10 (3 mins.) roundjm Both boxers are in excellent trim an excellent show is expected. Tommy Arquero and David Dharnw raj will meet for the
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    Straits Times Inflict Heavy Defeat On Travers
    402 18 Straits Times Inflict Heavy Defeat On Travers Straits Timea. .4, Joseph Travers 0 pLAYING their third game in the Business House League yesterday against the Straits Times Press Sports Club, Joseph Travers Sports Club registered their third defeat. :They now have had 22 goals scored against them without having scored
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    DRTY-ONE TEAMS ENTER FOR SOCCER LEAGUE
    132 19 M\ S.A.F.A. League Competition starts next month. The H|, e Committee have just e^L the list of teams taking [and their classification. H DIVISION 1 I. Highlanders- Loyal Regiment; K'fi; Manch3ster Regiment; Roval Air i^rce; Royal Artil■r Royal Engineers; Sin^apoie ft: Club: Singapore Recreation
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    17 19 A fine action photograph, showing an incident in yesterday's soccer between the R.AF. and the Chinese.- Tribune
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    HARBOUR BOARD MATCH
    37 19 HARBOUR BOARD MATCH Ihe Singapore Harbour Board interpartmental scccer final between the ud Office and the Electrical Comle for the ••Empire Dock Snield" will played this afternoon on the HB.J.S.C. ground at Cantonment bad ai 5 p.m.
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    HIGHLANDERS' THEFT OF TAXI
    442 19 Singapore, Friday. FREDERICK Black and George Mitchell, two privates from the second battalion, Gordon Highlanders, were this afternoon charged in the fourth police court at the instance of Inspector Teh Ah Kow of the Kandang Kerbau Police Station, with the theft of a f axi valued
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    New Club For Local Tennis Enthusiasts?
    427 19 -wanted, very badly, $10,000, to equip the proposed Singapore lawn tennis cltjb." At a meeting held at the Garden Club last night, ways and means of getting financial support to start a new Singapore Lawn Tennis Club were disfi.iv.sed. The Chairman, Mr. J. A.
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    R.A.F. Defeat S.C.C. Team
    379 19 R.A.F. Defeat S.C.C. Team RAF... 4, 5.C.C...0 QOOD forward play by the R.A.F. (Torpedo Area) enabled them to win a football match by four goals to nil against the S.C.C. (2nd) on the Padang this afternoon. The margin would have very much wider had it not been for the brilliant
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    CHINESE RECAPTURE SERVERA & TO WNS & CITIES
    411 20 CHINESE RECAPTURE SERVERA TO WNS CITIES Latest War Situation In China JAPS LOSE 1,000 MEN IN SOUTH CHINA Chungking, Feb. 23 fHiNESE forces recapture a number of cities and towns in sooth China and north China last week, declared a Chinese military spokesman in reviewing the war situation at a
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    JAPAN'S HUGE ARMS PURCHASE
    34 20 Prague. Feb. 24:— Heavy purchases of armaments were made by Janan in January, totalling 43 million crowns, compared wiih 'only thre* million for the last three months of 1938.— Reuter.
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    POWER OF THE SOVIET FLEET
    145 20 Moscow, Fete. 24. ON the occasion of the cominf-of-a*e celebrations of the Soviet Fleet all the newspapers eulogise its growing power. The 'Izvestia" announces the forthcoming launching of a "new powerful ship** as proof of the efficiency of the Soviet dockyards. The "Izvestia" announces the
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    International Bridge Club For Singapore?
    164 20 International Bridge Club For Singapore A HIGHLY successful bridge tournament was held last night at the Adeiphi Hotel. There were 48 players. Play commenced at about 6 p.m., and stopped and 8 p.m. for dinner. Alter dinner it continued until midnight. During the dinner Mr. David Frankel made a speech
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    MORE I.R.A. MISCHIEF?
    43 20 MORE I.R.A. MISCHIEF? London. Feb. 24:-Workm. H^ theory that the damageZ K M^' caused bv I.R.A. symLflllSM ropolitan police officer are \2^M special watch on telephone kioS^H lephone wire 5 in 25 kio^ at tS^B p7u U sr Statl n W€r mai Mo2SH
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    12 KILLED FLOODS
    35 20 Durban. Feb. 24:-Part^ o| .M qualand were swept by floods (n3 L a sudden rise of 60 feet of the 3 D kulu River. Twelve wre *::jSM m* several crippled.— Reuter W,
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    Von Cramm To Pls Tennis Again
    34 20 Von Cramm To Pls Tennis Again Cairo, Feb. £4: Baron Von Cramal famous German tennis player, who! recently released from prison, has l^B given permission to compete in ll' Egyptain championships next moofl Reuter.
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    12 KILLED IN MING EXPLOSION
    23 20 12 KILLED IN MING EXPLOSION Chalonsursaoine. Feb. 24:— Twelve fl reported killed and thirteen injuredß a mine explosion at Monceaules inafl MMNIINUHIIIinU* ""m
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    STOP PRESS
    241 20 Franco Recognition By Britain France Pins, Feb. 24. k DEFINITE move to 1^ vited to decide in favour of recoi nition. f hie stateReplying to criticisms of hi^sw^ ment M. Daladier paid: The secu of our third antler has bee n m Honed. On all 600 °i frontier,
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      12 1 MORNING TRIBUNE r~\ 86. Feb. 25. 1939. DOITED BY SPECTATOR Every Saturday.
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      Bright Prospects For Singapore This Season
      401 1 ()>:K senior engagement is all we have to go by as to Singapore s U chance, of building up a team this season capable of wresting the "Malaya" Cup football trophy from Selangor. but for unate y (hat match was an encounter between two
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      CURTAIN FALLS ON 1939 MALAYAN HOCKEY SEASON
      1254 1 WITH the last official fixtureNorth vs South-r-over, the curtain has been rung down on the Malayan hockey season and hockey sticks will be laid aside till Kirg Willow makes his appearance. The North were expected to win by a larger margin and for
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      GIRL CRICKETER AFTER HUTTON'S RECORD
      88 2 Maxine Clarke, a ev&nteen yeai'-cld il l cricketer frcm Oootamundrj (NjB.W.), is determined to breok Len RuttonV Record Te o t score of 364 before she li 26 yi an old. "Trey toll me it is hrpelo.s. but to me nothing la hopeless," she said
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      R.A.F. REPRESENTATION IN
      631 2 IN three friendly fixtures prior to the S.A.F.A. League, the R.A.F. first team have shewn impressive form and during the last month victories have been gained at the expense of the Germans by two goals to nil, the Chinese 3-2 and now the Royal Artillery also by
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      Selangor Prepares For Soccer And Cricket
      319 2 OELANGOR will now prepare for v the soccer season in earnest. The Selangor Club, cup champions, and the Chinese, started early. Other teams who apparently believe in setting up early are the Govt. Printers and a number of third division teams notaKv. the Central
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      Switching Forwards To Beat Third- Back Game
      435 4 fHE jwikviing of forwards during a match, as means ol disconcerting opposing defences is gradually gaining popularity, and it appears to be a yt, >od way of betting the third-back game. On many occasions i( gets ih ft centre-half in two minds and
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      EVERTON ALLOW REBATE ON DIXIE DEAN'S TRANSFER FEES
      446 4 EVERTON ALLOW REBATE ON DIXIE DEAN'S TRANSFER FEES THL Ever ton F.C directors have agrud to allcu Notts County rebate of 150P <n th? outstanding balance <>» £1.000 arhk*i the County i«r;l th* Gcodi>on Park club for llm Uftnsfcr of Dixie Dean, the EngUUi Internatir nal cf nt re-forward, last
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      PLAYERS RETURN TO DIVISION CLUBS
      283 4 •fOMMY Ward has returned to Port Vale from Stoke City Ward, who is a centre-forward, went to Stoke City last April, when Stoke were without Steele, their International centre-forward, who was on the injured list, but now that Steele has recovered Ward has b^en allowed
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      £7,000 FOR FOOTBALLER WHO PLAYED IN INDIA
      323 4 j^FTER March 16. players that are transferred will not be able to play for their new clubs this season, so with the zero hour drawing near managers are looking out for ready made players to fill their weak links. Brentford and Birmingham, who
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      New Hockey Rules Prove Great Success
      222 5 New Hockey Rules Prove Great Success fHE -way stage of the present ish hockey season has now ..sod. and we think it safe i most interest in the game his season has been centred pretation of the new rules iat do away with hooking, interjena with sticks, and the use
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      SUSSEX COUNTY WIN IN BELGIUM
      96 5 SUSSEX COUNTY WIN IN BELGIUM The Sussex County team gained a well-deserved victory over Entente Anversoise. a combined team of Antwerp clubs, by two goals to one. during a recent visit to the Belgian city. The match was played according to the new rules recently passed by thp T nternational
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      No Outstanding Club In English Hockey
      431 5 i half of the English hockey season has shown a general levelthe leading clubs, but whether this is in any way due to the I the rules is difficult to say. It cannot be said that any one standing as was the case last
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      Mustapha's Brilliance Might Have Made All The Difference In Annual North-South Game
      873 5 WORTH avenged their rugger deieat, beating the South convincingly in one of the best and most exciting hockey matches of the season. The winners fully deserved their victory even though, towards the end 91 the game, most of
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      WHO WILL BE OUR CHAMPION PONY?
      1501 7 (By "Marcus Superbus") der rnw many of us would have realised when we saw Dewberry winning the last race on Tuesday with the top-weight of 9.4 in going tve to some extent that we had, at the same time, seen in her a daughter
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      CLOSE FINISHES WERE A FEATURE OF THE WEEK'S RACES
      496 8 CLOSE FINISHES WERE A FEATURE OF THE WEEK'S RACES Skies were overcast, ihe wealher was cool and the goin s isv n ih P second day of the Spring meeting of the Singapore Turf l u b Fav ourites fared well in m<M of the events, and the finishes were
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