Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 November 1935

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune V 01.3 f*o. 24 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1935. FIVE CENTS
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    A GREAT FUTURE FOR MALAYAN PINEAPPLES
    564 1 NEEDS OF HOME MARKET BIGGER FRUIT ft Mr. Lee Kong Chian Returns (Sunday Tribune Special) Singapore, Saturday. \MR. Lee Kong Chian, the well- known rubber merchant m Singapore and sometimes called the "Malayan Pineapple King," returned from his trip round the. -world by the
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    15 LOCAL MILLS CLOSE
    275 1 Aftermath Of Rubber Restriction (By Our Chinese Correspondent) YNE result of the re-introduction of rubber control is the stoppage of york of at least 15 rubber mills m Singapore .< Before the re-introduction of the icheme, there were more than 20 of ihese mills, but now
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    ALLEGED ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
    52 1 Singapore, Saturday. A Chinese who is alleged to have attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a double-edged dagger m a Chinese temple m Kampong Malayu. sth. Mile Changi Road early this morning was taken to the Tan Tock Seng hospital by ambulance m a
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    TEST CRICKETER DEAD
    30 1 Mr. H. B. Cameron Of South Africa Johannesburg, Nov. 2. THE death is announced of Mr. H. B. Cameron, the South African Test His Evening Drink McCALLUM'S!
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    AUSTRALIAN POLITICAL SENSATION
    75 1 Sanctions Question Provokes Disagreement Melbourne, Nov. 2. THHE Prime Minister, Mr. Lyon£, announces that he has asked Mr. Hughes, the vicepresident of the Executive Council to resign from the Cabinet, owing to differences on the question of sanctions. ••rt i i i i i > i i
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    LIFE IN CHINA DELIGHTFUL
    529 1 Views Of Authors AMERICAN WRITING COUPLE HERE "T IFE m China has a terrific fascination for the foreigner, so delightful it is. More and more foreigners are settling down m Peking, which is fast becoming the art centre, not only for Asiatics but for Westerners." These
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    A BUSY DAY IN GENEVA
    362 1 Ban On Italian Exports Froni Nov. 18 London. Nov. 2. AFTER a busy day yesterday at Geneva, during which the expert committees worked upon the programmes arising from the application of sanctions againjst Italy, the Committee of Eighteen met this morning and it is understood
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    COOLIE KILLED
    43 1 Singapore, Saturday. Aii Indian anti-ma.arial department I coolie who was pushing a hand-carl i along Goodman Road yesterday afterI noon was knocked down by a motor-car j which hit him from behind. He died prior to the arrival of the ambulance.
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    DEFENCES OF THE COLONY
    700 1 AN INTERVIEW Views Of Maj-Gen. Lewin MAJOR -GENERAL E. O. Lewis, the departing General Officer Commanding the Troops, Malaya, m a special interview with the Sunday Tribune representative at Flagstaff House yesterday, delivered a final statement regarding the Colony's defences before his departure from the country.
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    MORE ELECTION SPEECHES
    520 2 "L.G." On His New Deal "A PERFECTLY PLAIN] QUESTION" London. Nov. 2. AT the invitation of the Libera! leaders, Mr. Lloyd George last nii;ht occupied une oi then three allotted broadcasts m thc series arranged m connection with the General Election and dealt with his "new deal"
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    SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    42 2 To Begin In Supreme Court To-morrow The sixth session of the Assizes for Singapore will begin m the Supreme Court to-morrow before Mr. o'ustice A. K. a'Beckett Terrell. There are eleven cases on the list, including two for alleged murder.
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    CHINA'S PREMIER WILL LIVE
    334 2 Assassin Succumbs To Injuries Nanking, Nov. 2. ÜB. Wang Ching Wei is now be- ?cved to be out of danger. He underwent an operation this afternoon when the bullet m thc left cheek was removed, but the bui let m his back has not yet been
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    M.C.C. TOURISTS
    75 2 Opening Match Left Drawn Perth. Nov. 2. THE match between the tour- ists and West Australia was left drawn. The tourists, who batted first, scored j 344. West Australia replied with 232. Sims took 7 wickets for 95 runs. The M.C.C. wer- all out m their second innings
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    RAFFLES GRADUATES' RE-UNION DINNER
    1743 2 RAFFLES GRADUATES' RE-UNION DINNER THE CULTURAL VALUE OF ENGUSH As A LANGUAGE Singapore, Saturday. AVERY enjoyable time was s;>ent at thc Roof Garden of thc Adelphi Hotel last night, when about 100 graduates. undergraduates, and guests sat down to a dinner which was the fust Annual Reunion of Rallies College
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      304 2 In 2 j^W) minutes Indigestion and I I stomach pains are caused JT U by gases and burning m m acids which form m the stomach as a result of 0^ 0^ M food fermenting. By q removing these harmful gases and acids, yow automatically end your l^ indigestion. The
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      200 2 "YOU must strengthen your nerves with SANATOGEN' 14 Revitalize your nerves By taking Sanatogen," That is what your doctor will advise you, when listlessness, lack of appetite, or fretful sleep aie robbing you of your health and joy of life. For physicians know that all these complaints have their roots
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    DERBY'S STRONG BID FOB CHAMPIONSHIP
    1643 3 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS Arsenal L_>s .3 Again \«ers held by queen's park W!l!l.l Sunderland failed to do bettt r than nake a draw of it by sharing lour goals with Portsmouth yesterday, Derby C. w con rmc nglj by 3— -C against Mam-hester C. and
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    BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMME
    216 3 A Light Symphony Concert TO-DAY TRANSMISSION 1. (GSD 25.53 Metres and GSB 31.55 Metres). 2.35 p.m. Big: Ben. A Congregationalist Service, relayed from the City Temple. London. Address by the Rev. F. W. Norwood. 3.20 p.m. Sports Talk. Greenwich Time Signal at 3.35 p.m. 3.35 p.m. A
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    BERLIN STATION
    227 3 (DJN 31.45 Metres; DJB 19.74 Metres) DJA 31.38 Metres.) TO-DAY 4.05 p.m. Call DJB, DJN (German. English). German Polk Song. Programme Forecast (Germ., Engl.). Outstanding Broadcasts of the Week. 4.20 p.m. Hitler Youth Programme: For Young Farmers. Songs and Recitations by Hans Baumann. 4.50 p.m. News aid Review
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    BUDDHIST LECTURE
    74 3 By Bikkhu Xarada Of Ceylon I pIKKHU Narada, the prominent Buri- dhist priest of Ceylon, who is tour- Ing the far eastern countries, China and Japan, on a religous mission on Bud- dhism. has consented to deliver lecture on "Buddhism m thc Oriental Countries." m Sinhalese to-day. at
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    Z.G.E. KUALA LUMPUR
    223 3 I Programme Of Malayan Amateur Radio Society (Wavelength 48.92 Metres) TO-DAY B. 8245: "Tannhauser" March and "William Tell" Overture by Massed Bands, conducted by Henry lies. D. 1888: "Festival m Seville" by The Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. DA. 1416: Two Songs "Pastorale" and j "My Lovely Celia" by
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    89 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Saturday, noon Buyers. Seller! No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (F. 0.8. November) 22 22% Good F.A.Q. m cases (F. 0.8. November) 21% 21% No. I.X.R.S.S. <Spoc-loose) (awardable Singapore) 22 22% do. November 2214 22% do. December 22V2 22% do. Jan.
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    155 3 STEADY AFTER EASING OFF Rubber Price Shods Cent Financial Cnrretpondent) Singapore, Saturday morning-. I her (Singapore 22 cts., down i c t. Marfcei T tut: Quiet. (Singap re) 1106.T5, down. 25 cts. To day's Prices London: G5 16d., down 1 16 d. Market Tone: Easier. York: 131
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    AT THE CLOSE
    102 3 Small Business Throughout The Day Saturday, Noon. There was little change m the other markets yesterday and this morning Singapore opened with a rather steadier tone than at the close last night. Business was done soon after the opening m Nov. at 22%, Jan. Mar. at 2^4
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      75 3 V.U.C. CALCUTTA (Wavelength 49.10 metres) TO-DAY 12.41 p.m. Musical Selections from the Studio. 12.56 p.m. Robert Pikler and his Hungarian Orchestra 7.56 p.m. "JTime Signal. Church Service relayed from St. Paul's Cathedral, Calcutta. 9.11 p.m. Weather Forecast and General News Bulletin (In English). 9.26 p.m. A Musical Entertainment under the
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      92 3 PHOHI, HOLLAND (PCJ: 19.71 metres) J TO-DAY 8.40 pm. Dutch National Anthem and I I. ng a a nn em< nt. 850 p.m Br adcast from Hn station a. msterdam. international football match' Hand v. Denmark. 9.45 pra. ll ah'- time March music. 10 p.m. Second part of the f
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      586 4 j jp „,I- I I OMNIUMS TO-DAY! I j I "li 3.15 6.1 j-».15 I EXCITEM E N T BLAZES! LAUGHS ABOUND! l 1 3P^t^tP^ Mm. Ehl i hP I Atlantic HK/ **$(■< _^___t^__M m___ffS_P_W__\ I |"w edmund l we Cmise frnfT "Sai. gambler who wise mmwmmW^Bf*f*** l mßm\mK cad,
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      140 4 j 858? I j so^ c wl^y- you sparkle and "us UHPHIDo r I %'v ■■ißfW'^M iff i Ofc j i^^w^ ft/ p^!L^^^ S^ with m ififl Effinfl I 1 I H /to i »~i Bi ID I■l l IB >\D JIB s .-j I or I ■fIHBBJPnBHHE V With
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      130 4 DOXT BE AIKAIl) TO Screens LAIGH AND 1BV! Greatest p or you an( j everyone else will be raua-ht ii the tender spell of th s deeply- L c m vinp d;ama chuckling at th's mis. rfWm $t j ctrevous sprite. .sharing her sadness -v??r c "»i(r when the grea.ness
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    THE GATEWAY TO ABYSSINIA
    1851 5  -  Virginia Wight By \r»YSSINIA, which is featured daily m war news buFetins, has no coast line and its only dire.t outlet to the sea is via its sole railway line "from Addis Ababa, the capital, to Djibouti, the port of French Somaliland. Native Abyssinians are met
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      134 5 CORNS CURED j Not by cutting them and running the real danger of blood 1 poisoning but by using the marvellous I SAN-DOL j i the real Carlsbad corn-plaster S Known all over Europe to millions as the greatest boon to 1 corn sufferers. Banish your corns by the aid
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      BIDDING TWO & THREE SUIT HANDS
      795 6 BIDDING TWO THREE SUIT HANDS (By "Horatius") JT is generally laid down that where two or throe suit- of about the same strength are held, the higher ranking suit should be bid first but it is my purpose to show that this is not always advisable. It depends on the
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      KEEN RIVALRY IN FILM WORLD
      285 6 Not E— ugh "Stars" To Go Round <By Air Mail) London, Oct. 14. DkITISH International Pictures I J ea T rn wm not enter fu U production until January, although the production year usually starts m September, writes a London correspondent. They will only make
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      VILLAGE AFFRAY
      108 6 Life Sentence For British Soldier Jubbulpore, Oct. 19. THE Sessions Judge to-day sentenced Private James DOwdall to penal servitude for life and others to varying terms ot rigorous imprisonment ranging lrom 18 months to four years. Ernest Thorpe was acquitted. The j iry recommended mercy m the case
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      'PLANE TO SOAR 9 MILES
      389 6 Being Built In Britain London. Oci. 11. A WONDERFUL machine expected to take man higher than any aeroplane has ever flown before is taking shape. It is the first stratosphere aeroplane to be built m Britain. It is being constructed to the order of the
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      59 6 rROYKD s and IMPROVED j j B. SL A. Supremacy carried yet further ahead by unrivalled design features, S better performance, and greater value S 8.5.%. mm h.p. O.if.V. Blue Star run; cycle carriage co., (1926) ltd. J SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR. i uV^ti 0118 UANG KENG ENG ft CO M
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      242 6 Have cleaner, whiter linens and save money by using SUNLIGHT SOAP A J^*^sn There! these linens arc really white. If only i could J *> V^jfil get mine as nice as that! v\4E|Jsk I Q&7\ >v >*•"■"" "Why not try Sunlight Soup i^L^^^m^ /\^^-^^Ss^ sL^ for your washing? Sunlight l^_Wy_n___wSz'
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    SOME OF THE GREATER PLEASURES OF GIVING
    1064 7  -  G. S. Hammonds .J.— aim s A Popular Line The j Choice Of A Recipient I A Failing Of Fathers •> |T is only too true to say that the selection of gifts ,o! friends Rives far more pleasure to the River than
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1733 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. ii:II1IIIIIII I I l l l I I i I I by J our woman j correspondent j SINGAPORE has been gay this last •> week-end, with the American Naval visitors m Though they arrived on Thursday, Oct. 24. and American sailors m their little
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    Around The Shops
    1156 8 WITH Christmas less than two months^, away, it is time already to start thinking of presents. The most practical gifts to send Home are those which can be sent duty free. At Malayan Arts and Crafts m Raffles Hotel they will supply you with a form which
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      91 8 JUST ARRIVED Ex: "President Garfield'' Ameri.an Cot toa Dresses also a very j CHIC collection vf the LATEST creation fc Evening, Afternoon and J M» rning Dresses. j De Souza Brothers, 42, High Street. Phone 3188. S J (,r Christmas this year, send m J IL^^B^B mos Personal of all
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      35 8 Of all tfhe treasures m the Orient jade is the one that is within the reach of all pockets and favour of all tasle. send jade from |M»ll cheng cheong ss, North Bridge Road, for
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      159 8 writing Z For all who seek to express them- selves m good English 1 by WILLIAM FREEMAN i There are innumerable books on the I art of writing. Bui this one attempts I to deal practically with what the others merely theorise over, or leave I out altogether. The writer
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      26 8 LAMPSHADES ALL MATERIALS COLOURS DESIGNS. ON VIEW, at Special Mrs. J. de Graaf Christmas Sale 6/2 milestone, for November 192F, Pasir and December. Panjang ORDERS TAKEN.
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      141 8 Now on Display S \j Latest Fall Lg f) Hats h J Dresses v kL We make hats to order m \jj any style and colour l\ w\ wanted ly 1 AURELIAS I yT CAPITOL BLDC. JJ (VU A GOOD SELECTION lS^\M SMART S7 IMPORTED jj [A V f WATC
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      69 8 jfWwAVEsTi I CRISP CURLS. 1 ____^Lwf^^ m lfc\ 'aX However lovely your hair, Amami Wave-Set will add the finishing touch. Five minutes to do and you can get 6 perfect settings from the smaller sized bottle. This fragrant setting lotion will not lose its glorious perfume of discolour your hair.
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    1333 9 X L was the settle of a very pretty wedding this week, when \a\ and Mr.v Choo Kia Peng's youngest daughter Miss Choo Yu Keun. married Mr and Mrs Tan Chin Kirn's eldest son Mr. Tan Ah Tan. I expect all thus will
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      74 9 Frocks For All Occasions New Shipments BERNYECE HARVEY D. LAMB Room Sl, Adelphi Hotel. WANTED 15 GIRLS To Study Beauty Culture Taugh:. by a registered operator and torni.T instructor of California School ll.autv, Hollywood, Califom-a. Efltriene? certificates awarded :o K»;<iuatos. Apply To Mrs. Campbell Adelphi Hotel. For the latest and
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      126 9 tVOONG CHEONG THE FASHION North Bridge Road. fl Phone f ***** AMBER MANSIONS ORCHARD ROAD. Bfl Dark tresses of Oriental ladies are waved p ~with scientific understanding of the p texture and arranged with special regard for indivdual characters m MAISON MIItTIN ■:ianß:ißi!ati»ii ß o»naiiai!a!i*uaiiaiißiißiißiißi!Biißi-BUBiiaiißMßuai!Biißiiiiia t ia;:Biiauananai!Bi!aiiaiiß:.B. There is always
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      361 9 uilrriflnn "I H MILLINERY DEPARTMENT WM mk TREMENDOI S REDI'CTIONS Jm fm f\ DURING A FEW DAYS ONI V f^ I J STARTING MONDAY, ITH NON. jl U RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE. •.:l<:|iilMrl::|: l l I"I l I II I I I I II 111 nil I I I I I
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 3, 1935. THE POT AND THE KETTLE
    612 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 3, 1935. THE POT AND THE KETTLE i\S S>>\ 11, lhe British Nation.' l Government will seek re-elec-tion. Already it is telling 1 the electors what a. good boy it has been, of how it has pulled the country OU£ \t the most critical period
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    LEAGUE CLOSING A DOOR OF TRADE
    1320 10  -  C. H. Stanley- J ones The Italian Forces Are Opening Another IT is rather surprising that the question of League sanctions against Italy was not raised at Monday's meeting of the Legislative Council. It is true that the Order-in-Ceundl of the British Government on
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    WIT and WISDOM oF the WEEK.
    458 10  -  Angilius JOURNALISTS are said to be like birds J m cages, so no apology need be offered for quoting this one. i POME London slum children were having their first sight oi the countryside at a church outing. The motor coach deposited them miles
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    BRITISH NAVY MUST BE MODERNISED
    945 11 WARNING OF EARL JELLICOE G GFH Mr. Churchill Hits Out I By Air Mail> yrom Our Oicn Correspondent j London, Oct. 22. j THK "deplorable weakness of the British Navy" was emphasised by Karl Jellicoe. Commander of the Grand Fleet during the War, m a
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    JURY STOP ACTION AGAINST M.P.
    1186 11 "White Lies" ATTEMPT TO BLACKMAIL MINISTER? .'From Our Own Correspondent/ (By Air Mail London. Oct. 23. SUGGESTIONS that a man had been trying to blackmail a wellknown member of the Government were made by counsel m a High Court action concerning an alleged £20,000,000 loan.
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    FOUND 200 MILES AT SEA
    468 11 A Strange Star) MAN RESCUED BY TRAWLER Boston. I EAPIXCi into the open Ma on the fishing hanks, 200 mile's e-ast of here, from tin deck of a fisherman, a Beiston man was rescued recant!) under circumstance's that foi a. nnu I furnished a mystery
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      150 11 TIGER BEER i s it i s i .J. .J. I Grade Fields Says: JP**'!^ j I "MY 3RD REX RECORD j I IS READY /<? I To my many Friends, N lam very happy to tell you that, v m future, all my songs will be recorded on 'REX',
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      114 11 CLOVERS j THE j FLORIST CapitoJ Building. Telephone 4521. .J. am i j s %rr i i L A baby's life is full of interest, tv himself, and those around him. His v first smile is a thing oi' wonder, his chuckles a delight, his vig rous S Kicks a
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1485 12  -  W. B. Paterson .J. mm S j In Which 1 Outline My Plan Of i Action In The Event Of The British Klectorai System Being Adopted In This Country .J. m I'VE been thinking. Don't laugh. I'm quite serious. I've been thinking and. positively, you
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      39 12 THE STRONGEST COCOA OF ALL. Thanks to thc excluaive u«e of selected beans roasted by a special process, Van Houten's is stronger than any other cocoa. For nourishment and digestibility make sure of VAN HOUTENfc COCQAte*"/® n tie^a<^ape^ garnet
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    BOOKS WORTH READING
    1146 13 Reviews For Discriminate Readers THK FRO/ IN HEART, by Mrs. St. Loe Strachey. Dent. 7G. MRS St Loe Strachey's first novel is a delicate study of VictorianLsm, which sh*- calls a Victorian Adventure. Her touch is light, and though there are at times rather ;.<>*> strong signs
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    MOFFAT RAVINE MYSTERY
    405 13 Doctor Charged ALLEGED MURDER OF NURSEMAID (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 22. rjR. Buck Ruxton, of Dalton-square, Lancaster, was at Lancaster today remanded m custody for eight days, charged with the wilful murder of Mary Jane Rogerson, a 20-year-old nursemaid, between Sept. 14 and Sept. 29. Only
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    SUICIDE IN FORMER WIFE'S FLAT
    279 13 Ex-Captain Leaves Note Behind (By Air Mail) London, Oer. 14. VISITING t'he flat of his former wife on the eve of their wedding anniversary, an ex- Army captain shot himself m the head. Before taking his life, the victim, Capt. Astley Cu.hbert Carman, 45, 1
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      99 13 GLORIOUS HEALTH! 1 BOUNDLESS ENERGY! s Science offers them to yoo for the taking fa the form of j BIOCITIN j Take Biocitin and feel the thrill of new energy coursing m j yonr veins. Work becomes enjoyable and play the deepest j pleasure. All regular users of Biocitin attain
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      573 13 Kidney Trouble Causes Untold Agonies HERE IS RELIEF IN 24 HOURS Worn-out, feeling too-old, hating work, no zest for pleasure, vitality simply by taking De Witts Kidney and Bladder PiUt strength just giving out, bad nights, rheumatic twinges, bladder for a little while. disorder, it is certain that kidney trouble
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      61 13 §Jjg[ I -£^S&^ -5^ ,EI T i?? SPECIALLY FACKID IN CIYLON N^K O R \^fl INDO-MALAYAN AGENCIES SINQAPORE. il mmmm m ___________________< »»»i~i»~g«i_^_ a. i m I > ll m m „i. in— M Indo-Malayan Agencies. 0. Robinson Koad. rnonf 4478. THE OI'TH ll IMM SL For Sight Comfort. For
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    ON MALAYA'S BADMINTON COURTS
    2693 14 THE TRIUMPH OF SINGAPORE OVER SELANGOR How Colony Won Lant Week Youthful Players To The Fore Surprise VictorieSi In The Singles Samuel's Action tn Wetting His Shoes Successful Year For Novice Party Improved Standard Of Play Results Of Friendly Matches (By "Dragon") WELL done, Singapore! I
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      129 14 j\ Another of the fortunate thousands p B B^ w^° k QVe discovered the secret of sffljLgjgM M^*^^^ getting more smoking pleasure |g|J|Tifc#!L with complete throat comfort. '888 B^ B B*yW)^ Craven "A' can do the same for you. B IffHHJMr You'll enjoy the rich flavour of the > line
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    ACTIVITIES OF MALAYAN CLUBS
    1338 15 Matters Of Vital Importance Relief Of Unemployment And Destitute' Children Need For A Boys' Home In Singapore Annual Report Of Children's Aid Society An Appeal For Funds The Golden Bell Minstrels Work Of Aitong Old Boys Keppel Golf Club's Improved Amenities (By "Clubman") rpWO vitai matters
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    CHINESE WASHERMEN
    115 15 Singapore Clubs Change To Steam Laundry kT the annual general meeting of a Singapore club the other day, it was stated that more and more clubs m the Colony were changing over to steam laundry. In the past the clubs' washing was entrusted to Chinese washermen, but the
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    GOLDEN BELL MINSTRELS
    373 15 Anniversary Dinner At The Great World The Golden Bell Minstrels celebrated their anniversary with a dinner at the New Life Restaurant at the Great World last Saturday .(Oct. 26), a happy gathering of about 30 persons being present. Before the dinner the hon. secretary, Mr. Tan Chin
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  • SINGAPORE'S CHANCES IN THE "MALAYA" CUP
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      IMPROVEMENT IN THE PACK
      687 16 "THE THREES" P. S. I Do Well In Tourney (By "Scrum Half") I EXPECTED a hard tussle between Singapore and Negri-Malacca at Seremban last Saturday and a hard tussle it turned out to be. But the fact that the Singapore XV wero I held to a
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      SPORTS NOTES PROM PERAK
      416 16 Hugger Chance For Asiatics (By "Forward") I T^HE State has opened its hockey programme, with a runaway victory by 9-2 over the Burma Rifles' team. Few, if any, who witnessed the match thought that the Burmans could beat the Perak State eleven, but as it turned
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      THE WEEKS HOCKEY IN SINGAPORE
      1088 16 FIRST STATE TRIAL: PICKING A TEAM (By "Sticks") QNE of the most important hockey fixtures played last week was the first State trial held on the S.C.C. Padang to select a team to meet Malacca on Nov. 9. Several noteworthy performa nces were given by
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      LINK BETWEEN EAST AND WEST
      556 16 England's Best Work In Malaya (From Our Cun Correspondent) London. Oct. 21. ENGLAND'S best work m Malaya Is the introduction of sport according to CS. See, of Kuala Lumour wbo, on Friday, on the eve of his departure for America, broadcast m the National programme.
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      COMING FIGHTS IN SINGAPORE
      578 16 GOOD CARDS Gunboat Jack's Last Appearance (By 4 K.0.") pUNBOA r Jack win say goodbye tn his frie.i-.i> ar admirers on rhursday Nov. 7. He and Hn. .lack are returning to Calcutta. Jack has his All Slows to attend to and whether or not he will
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    "The First World War" Is An Amazing Film
    353 17 THE STARK TRUTH AT LAST A Fox Films Triumph SCENES ON LAND AND WATER -fTHE First World War," the en- thralling screen production created by Fox Films from the secret archives of all the grt;,t nations which conns to the Pavilion Theatre
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    "DARK WORLD"
    356 17 Powerful Drama Of Love And Jealousy IJARK World" is v powenul drama of love and jealousy. The story toils of Stephen's jealousy for his younger brother, Philip, and aaw it is brougnt to a head and symbolised by a dancer, the only woman Stepnen has ever wanted. The
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    SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S RISE TO FAME
    418 17 Puts Her Among Ten Best Film Stars SHE'S Moviedom's baby queen! Five-year-old Shirley Temple's climb to fame within half a year, is oerla^oly the outstanding event m picture history! Overnight almost, the little Santa Monica girl has skyrocketed to fame, with each picture her popularity
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    A MASTERPIECE OF ENTERTAINMENT
    403 17 Greta Garbo Shines In "Anna Karenina" GRETA Garbo begins her tenth year as .notion picture star with the most ambitious film production of her colourful career. For "Anna Karenina," co-starring Garbo with Fredric March and opening on Wednesday at the Capitol Theatie, was not only designed
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    "THE GOOD FAIRY"
    342 17 Margaret Sullavan In A Bewitching Comedy WHEN a young girl, knowing nothing about the so-called "facts of life," emerges from seclusion of an orphanage and faces the world alone, many things are liable to happen. This, however, is conclusively shown m "The Good Fairy" featuring Margaret Sullavan
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    SCREEN DEBUT AT EIGHT
    456 17 Tamara Desni ROLE OF DANCER IN "DARK WORLD" THAMARA Desni, who takes the leading role m "Dark World," which has been booked for screening m Malaya, was born on October 22. 1914 m Sharkow, Russia. She is the daughter of Xenia Desni, the brilliant Continental star
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    KEPT FROM WORK BY BACKACHE
    207 17 Suffered For 3 Vewt Backache may bt ju the other hand, ii maj i reep ua ac mm chronic, and render yoa incapable of sera* ing your living. Such ua- the- uuhufflgj' state of the man v. ho wrote the letter Xalow u.it.l he was
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    CARNERA MAKES A COME-BACK
    107 18 T.K.O. Over Neusel In Fourth Round New York, Nov. 2. ORIMO Camera, the giant Italian heavyweight, who lost his title to Max Baer (recently dethroned by Braddock), scored a technical knock-out against Walter Neusel, the German boxer, m the' fourth of a 10-round contest. WON EVERY
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    96 18 Chew Bros. Challenge Shield IN Friday's report of the Committee meeting of the Johore Badminton Association, it was stated that the Challenge Shield for annual competition was presented by Mr. Tan Chew Bok of Keng Yee and Co., Singapore. The name is incorrect, and should be Mr. Chew
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    S.R.C. HOCKEY
    153 18 Nov. 4. at 5.05 p.m. vs. Anglo-Chinese School lst XI, S.R.C. ground: C. R. Eber, C. J. Meyer, E. K. Yzelman, M. R. Marcus] F. W. Ayres, E. Carlos, E. le Mercier, C. Alphonso, G. Westerhout, M. Armstrong F. Ebert. Nov. 6. at 5.05 p.m. vs. The Navy,
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    CHINESE FRIENDLY ASSOCN.
    47 18 Members of the Chinese Friendly Association may learn with much regret the death of Mr. Chia Leong Kay's (Vice President) beloved mother who passed away on Tuesday a: his residence, 6 Upper Chin Chew Street*. Please note the funeral to-day at 10 a.m. sharp.
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    JAPANESE BOXERS COMING TO MALAYA
    54 18 Japanese boxers due to arrive by the Fushimi Maru on Nov. 13. From right to left: Takavama Sanda and K. Sanada. M. Hoshino, anot her Japanese, is aiso arriving by the sa me boat. They are from Pv Watanabe's camp and are under contract with
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    MEXICAN BOXER WIN AGAIN
    225 18 Joe Diamond Beaten In Hard Fight Singapore, Saturday. CONCEDING weight, height and reach, V Ventura Marquez. the clever Mexican boxer, gainecf a well-deserved victory of Joe Diamond at the New World Arena last night. The foreigner was superb. Carrying the fight to Joe, and boxing beautifully,
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    332 18 Finals To Be Played Next Week (From Our Oicn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Nev. 1. THE Johore Bahru D s.r ct Badminton tournament is now coming to a close. Mcusi oi' the semi-finals will be piayed next week or ia.er accord ng to the matches that are played off
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    WOMEN'S LAWN TENNIS
    309 18 British Team For Australia WITH hopes of arranging for a visit to Australia of a British women's lawn tennis team m 1936, Mrs. R. S. Cozens, a member of the council of the New South Wales Lawn Tennis Association and captain of the Australian women's team which
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    HENRI COCHET
    107 18 Bydnev. N 8.W.. Oct is. A visit to Australia by t u p French tennis professional, Henri Cochet. now seems assured. In reply 10 the 'message sent to the Mew South Wales Lawn Tennis Association, offering him one-third of the gross gatetaWngs at all matches with no guarantee
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    NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION
    556 18 Proposed Changes DIMENSIONS OF THE TARGET Bisley Camp. Oct. 5. THIS month the Programme Com mittee of the National Rifle Association will consider the atlvisabi lity of changing target dimensions for 1936 and, if it considers that j change is desirable, will recommend new dimensions to the
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    FINAL DAY OF PERAK AUTUMN RACES
    1413 19 TWEEDLEDEE PAYS $70 Brilliant Weather ORCHARD SADDLES THREE WINNERS i From Our Own Reporter, Ipoh, Saturday. nRILLL\\T weather favoured tho start of the third day's races of the Perak Turf Club's autumn meetin? this afternoon. The going was holding and was much improved over
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    MALAYA CUP RUGBY
    965 19 Singapore's Defeat Of Johore Singapore. Saturday. A SINGLE try scored by Gillespie m a great effort, eff a neat pass fre r.i Lyle, ten minutes -rom the end, gave Singapore the victory against Johore m the first Malaya Cup rugger match of thc Southern section, on the
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    F.M.S. RUGBY
    80 19 United Services Defeat S?langor (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE Selangor rugger fifteen and the United Services met on the Padang this evening and a hard struggle resulted, the United Services defeating Selangor by 12 points (four tries) to 9 points (two tries and a penalty
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    GARRISON GOLF CLUB
    91 19 Ties In Malcolm Cup Competition The following are the ties to be played m the Malcolm Cup. Competition of the Garrison Golf Club: FIRST ROUND Shakespear and Travers v. Austin and McClelland. Huelin and Keble v. Renton and Reiiiy. byk Gurnhill and Cox; Birse and Graham: Hamilton
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    LIFE-SAVING TESTS
    70 19 Successful Candidates In Singapore The following from Raffles Institution have been awarded both the Intermediate Certificate and the Bronze Medallion for life-saving: Ng Cheng Kiat, Tham Kam Cheong Quek Ah Bah, Teo Kah Bock, Seah Yun Khong, Seah Yun Hien, Bow Soo Kee, Quah Ek Cheong, Chiang Lee
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    POLO GYMKHANA
    40 19 Postponed Owing To Bad Weather Singapore, Saturday. The Polo Gymkhana arranged to take place at the Singapore Polo Club, McNair Road, this afternoon kad to be postponed owing to the heavy rain causing the ground to be unplayable.
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    S.C.C. RUGBY
    79 19 The following have accepted io piay j Rugby Football for Etceteras (m colours* against P.S. and I on Tuesda v I at the S.C.C: H. L. Davies: M. C. Mills. G. Oodds. j G. T. Gillespie, E. J. C. Gardner; W 7-1 McNeill. F L. Lane; R H.
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    ENGLAND'S WIN IN SWIMMING CONTEST
    448 19 ENGLAND'S WIN IN SWIMMING CONTEST Scotland And Wales Itaaten ENGLAND wen the international sn- cd W sw'n ning contest a: Newport (Mon) oa Saturday, September 2s. Koring 36 prints against th.' l' 2 of Scotland and the U of WaleEngls id provided th«> winner f ef the eight individual races,
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      8 20 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1935.
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      DIGGING BOMB PROOF SHELTERS IN ABYSSINIA
      219 20 Prince and Princess Nicholas of Greece arriving at No. 3, Belgrave Square. London, S.W.. to see their daughter, the Duchess of Kent, shortly after the birth of her son. Abyssinians digging a bomb-proof shelter near Addis Ababa m anticipation of raids by Italian aircraft.
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