Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 5 April 1936

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    12 1 The Sunday Tribune •>!. N<>- 5^- SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRTL 5. 1936 FIVE CEN
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    JAPANESE PREMIER'S ASSURANCE TO THE SOVIET
    90 1 ARMY LEADERS TO BE RESTRAINED LESS "TENSION Philippines Editor Expects War London, Apr. I. rpHK Dlfll Telegraph's Moscow correspondent says that the tension bilWtfß Japan and the Soviet has to vimc extent boon relieved by the frank admission of Mr. Koki Hirota (I ho
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    CONFLICT COMING
    189 1 ftmlHr Uevo'ution In Japan Singapore, Saturday. DOME interesting views on the future of th<' Philippines we?given to the Sunday Tribune to-day Mr. V. Tlicn R<. Mnnnprirm t(|ft«»r <>f the Philippines Free Pn IgjL now in Sintranore.^ C3^***on H-uorl(] trm to study general conditions political, economic and moral and
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    AMY'S BAD LUCK
    123 1 Smashed Undercarriage Holds Up Flight Colombo Bechar Apr 4. AMY If* LUBON*B flight to the Cape 1 U held un She smashed the plan* rcai ia on landing Lairr. 11 l i any to saj vhethi r j .shall continue my flight to the Cape but it
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    Appointed To Act As Colonial Treasurer
    94 1  -  MR. H. WEISBERG Mr. H. Weisberp. M.C.S.. has been appointed to act as Treasurer. Straits Settlement*. Mr. Weisborg has been Apting as Under-Secretary to Government In thf> feral Secretariat. i< r markets and if the can vet then by eful penetration so much th<^
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    QUEEN OF SIAM A CHRISTIAN
    51 1 (From Our Ou-n Correspondent) Bangkok, April 4. THE Siamese press reports receipt by the Government of a leport from the Siamese Minister in Paris that ♦»»e mother of thf» young Knit;, who is at present residing; in Switzerland, has prcfessed the Christian rei£jm as a
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    205 1 may be solved in the next five years. I it will certainly be settled within ton years "Two things may happen Russia and Japan must go to war within the next two years. There is Dn way out of it Their interest hav>. been constantly conflicting since thassassination of the
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    5 A.M. EDITION
    111 1 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS (SEE PAGI S) her troops are patriotic, and she hai the best army and air force in the world "Tf Rui-sia doet not defeat Japan and thus check her aim at rulim; this par: of the world the Socialist movement in Japan will It
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    67 1 Dr. Cecil Wilson. Malayan Medical Ser vice, and of Dublin, went Home especially from Singapore to receive surgery's highest honour (Master of Surgery) at a conferring of degrees ceremony He is seen after the ceremony on the steps of Trinity College Dublin, with Miss D. Gregg, daughter of the Archbishop
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    7,000 REDS KILLED
    61 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Peh Suppressing: Revolt In Shansi Shanghai, April 4 A GOVERNMENT communique from Taiyuen, the capital of Shansi, < iaims that more than 7,000 Communists were killed, wounded, or taptur. d since the third general n-tack launched by Ciovernment forces. The remnants have been encircled
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    Genuine Supporter Of Nazi Regime
    94 1  -  DR. ECKENER London, Apr. 4. nEUTERS special correspondent aboard ft the Zcpplin Hind! nburg states thai the rirship is cruising slowly down ihe Brazilian coait to Rio where it is expected to land in the morning. Dr. Eckener expressed astonishment and annoyance at the report
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    17 1 A society called the "Lvi Chew Hoey j Koan." Merlimau, has been duly regis- tered in Malacca.
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    A NEW J.P.
    25 1 Mr. Hugh Sunderland Russell has been appointed a Justice of the Peac for Singapore. Mr. Russell is a director of Huttenbachs, Ltd.
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    SAKAI AS TROUT KEEPERS
    255 1 Malayan I*l an fish noiNc; well A'l CAMERONS WJLL there lu 4 poaching of trout in the Cameron Highland streams by Sakai when the fishes have grown to maturity? This question was put to Mr W. Birtwistle. Director »>i" Fisheries, S.S. and F.M.S.. by Sunday Tribune
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    BOAT RACE RESULT
    182 1 London, Apr. 4. Cambridge won the boat race. Reuter have grown to a large size In a short period of time and are very strong and Vigorous. A coolie was badly bitten recently by ore of them. Those in the streams are less spectacular due. perhaps, to
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    DR. WANG CHUNG HUT
    171 1 May Return To Canton On IVa<*c Mission Nanking, April 4 On account of his tiresome joun home from Europe, Dr. Wang Chun^ Hul, former Chineso Judge at the World Court, has suffered a elapse from skin ailment on the noee and upper lip Although l i<"
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    THE EXECUTION OF HAUPTMANN
    158 1 LAST MINUTES Walked Unassisted To Chair Trenton, \<*w Jersey, Apr. I. PIM'NO Haupt maim was executed yesterday (7.35 a.m. Malaya time) for the murder of the Lindbergh l>al>y. Warden Klmberllng ■.".<< tint Hauptmann made no request .md m> conf< sion. He had net ost COUruj'r and
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    PINEAPPLE PACKERS TO ADVERTISE
    151 1 Money Remitted To England Till: Sunday Tribune understand! that the Pineapple Packers \«i ncv has remitted ESM Leneleej for the purpose <»l advei turns Malayan pineapples. I his is (he first «•< < isioti that the packers as a general body haw tpenl money 0:1 advertising
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    THE QUEEN MARY
    26 1 In the Ki> Dock Southampton until sin 1 for th,> north 1-> midfi •<« official I r*r\ April 11 or IS British Official Wireless
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    EXCHANGES
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    STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
    1945 2 STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY STEAMER EARNINGS SHOW DECREASE rpiiK rifty-first general meeting ol Urn straits Bleamship Company Limited was held at the Registered Office on Saturday April 4. Mr. k. B. V^uroburg presided and the others present were Messrs. i r. s Gibson, Tan Soo Bin, Claw I Khelc Khiam, J.
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      316 2 MALAYA'S PREMIER IiOTEL 4 t THIS WEEK MONI)AY WKDMSDAY A: MHDAY. i COCKTAIL DANCE tf.-io fco 8.18 p.m. S DINNER \ND DANCE (informal) I'M (n midnight S TIKSDAY, Till KSDAY S;\TIIU)\Y 5 i ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.1 ."> to 0.16 p.m. S 1 SPECIAL DINNER DANCE (I >rmal) I 1-) to
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      29 2 per yard r*f\ Just Unpacked -ana the price manupactuki FILET NET IN TWENTY FASCINATING SHADES lIIH ITIMH/WS —I Q^lAlJl'\ -\/Al:.UI:-^!:|?\/| CI-: KUALA LUMPUB SINGAPORF PBNANG TAIPENG hJHIU/ll UIVCi. n>OH
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    Light Blues Win Again In Great Style
    161 3 13TH SUCCESSIVE VICTORY Five Length* OXFORD'S GREAT EFFORT London. Apr. 1. EV)R the thirteenth year in succession, Cambridge I'niversity "'>" t ht" Hoat Raet today, healing Oxford by live lengths. CamnridmV time was 21 minutes. MCoHd*\ M compared with 1U minutes. Is seconds
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    FIRST DIVISION
    269 3 Arsenal l Brent lord Birmingham 0 Preston N.E. 0 Blackburn R. 0 Bolton W. 3 Chelsea 1 Huddersfleld T. 0 Grimsby T. 4 Aston Villa 1 Leeds U. 2 Whampton W. 0 Liverpool 2 Middlesbro' 2 Manchester c l D?rby c. o Btokf City l Everton 1 Sunderland
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    POLICE OFFICER SHOT DEAD During Polic Raid In India
    52 3 POLICE OFFICER SHOT DEAD During Polic Raid In India Fateghar, Apr. 1. jy|R. (iilhert Wheeler Cole, Superintendent of Police, was shot dead and an Indian Sub-Inspector was fatally injured when raiding a house in which a murderer was hidinr. The latter was found shot dead when the police finally broke
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    170 3 this in Hum own imi Load Mills. Roth vnrc Rt.roHn" t Cambridri- spurted, but Oxford led at the two mi 1 Ounbr b^ nuarter of a lent h at The novr.s. bu* i i was dodged aM r^trirvorl <> ;,t Thp M«'l Both crews w olendidlv. esDPfialh- Cpmbrid'M' who wor^
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    EIGHTY-EIGHTH RACE Cambridge 17: Oxford 40: Ono Dead Heat
    133 3 EIGHTY-EIGHTH RACE Cambridge 17: Oxford 40: Ono Dead Heat London. Apr 4. Th< BHth Roat R Mt h v f}l( universill* of Oxford and Cambridge w:is rowed over the Putney MortUke eoanfl n *hr r i'i in- morning and rtlen th- In win for c imbrid^ c b y *H
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    ITALIAN PLANES OVER ADDIS ABABA
    150 3 NO LOSS OF LIFE Foriignern Rush To Legations Addis Ababa, Apr. 1. CIVi: Italian planes appealed withtut warning over Addi- Ababa this morning. Tut ci these flying at GO feet, ina;hine-gunned an aerodrome, riddling the hangar with bullets and destroying an old aeroplane, but there
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    SUNDERLAND GO AHEAD
    213 3 Derby P- akn IUSSLEg TO AVOID RELEGATION THI. Leagur sctcer matches are in interesting stapc now due to In* tnkin* plac? in the van* j« divisions to avoid relegation. In the First Division, while Black- R. were unable to improve on their last week's position, Chelsea rarprfataglj
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    AMY'S BAD LUCK Accidint Delays Cape Flight
    104 3 AMY'S BAD LUCK Accidint Delays Cape Flight London, Apr. -i. AMY Mollison, on landing yesterday afternoon at Colomb Bechar after completing about 1,050 miles ct ncr sole flight to the Cape, is reported to have damaged the undercarriage of her machine. Information received in London is contrary, but it would
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    THE MAGIC CIRCLE
    110 3 THE members of thp Malayan Jtiagic Circle scored another big mccta when they staged their final performance of Mfeglc, Mi' It and Mystery a 1 the Victoria Theatn !i^i night and crowded house that turned up to (ireet fhis great effort towards a deserving cause wenl. ay
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    POSITIONS IN THE LEAGUE TO DATE
    849 3 Sunderland «2> Derby <6» Huddersneld 'G> Stoke City <!0> Arsenal (1) Manchester c. Biimin'4h:mi <10) Brentford Middlesbro' <20> Preston n.e. <ii> Bolton W <P.> W. B'wich »9> I iTerpool «7» Leeds U. <8i *on 1 8 1 W'hampton W. < 17 A-lor Villii <13»
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    SECOND DIVISION
    223 3 West Hum «3> Charlton A <P.» Shemelct U Manchester i T <6» Leicester C. «R.» Tottenham H. «R.» Plyrnomh A. «8» Fulhini <7> Doncaster R 'R.» Newcastle U. <6> Blackpt>oi lit Bury 1 10> Norwich C. 4> Bradford (15) Southampton (7) Nottingham F. <9» Swansea T. (17' Burnley
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    BOAT RACE DINNER
    119 3 Governor Presides OVER SIXTY PRESENT pj^E. Urn Governor, Sir Shentou ThomiM. who is president of t:. Oxford and Camhridj?e Society of Malaya and an Hon. Fellow i f Queen's College, Cambridge, prosided at the eighth annual Boat Race dinner of the Society held at Seaview Hotel last
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    SOVIET AIRMAN LOST During Combined Flight Over Arctic
    72 3 SOVIET AIRMAN LOST During Combined Flight Over Arctic Moscow, Apr. 4. A SOVIET airman, one of the two who were making a combined flight over the Arctic Sea to Franz Josefland, was lost in a snowstorm over Novaya Zembla. The pilot of the other machine landed safely at Waigatx Island.
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    376 3 the music of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers' Band, which played by permission of Lieut-Col. H. F. Hammond M.C.. and officers. Those attending the dinner were ax follows: OXFORD Ballld: Mr. T. C. Spenser Wilkinson, Professor A Oppenheim. Exeter: the Hon. Mr. F. J. Morten, 'he Hon. Mr. Justice A. K.
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    SCOTLAND HAS BAD LUCK
    458 3 A Drawn Game A I Wembley London, Aniil 4. PUNSHINE ami Mac .skies Livonml the Internal oeeer match between land and Scotland at Wembley today. i mate! in a dn i &eh 1 ince numbered *****. Tnere were a few In both teams. Sagor (Evstton) replaced
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    S.C.C'S LOW TOTAL S.R.C. Reply With 85 For 2
    216 3 S.C.C'S LOW TOTAL S.R.C. Reply With 85 For 2 Singapore, Saturd Tin; Blnga] i Lck I Club mad* disastrous start In their two-day el match with the B.R.C Padang this afternoon when they v> dismissed for the small tot i] of 85 nil The SRC replying, equalled thl mil wickets
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    OEHLERS MEMORIAL CHURCH
    846 3 The Dedication VERT? IMPRESSIVE SERVICE Singapore, BatawAaj AYFKY tnpNHIYC Mivlcc w;is concl it'tfil by his lor-Khip the Bishop of Singapore, the Rlfhfl Revoirml IV C. l!ohrrls. to-il i\ when he dedicated il»»* ll;«rrv Oohlrrs Memorial Church «»t st i\uii at th.sivtf) mil«\ Ipnn BonUlffOOH !*<» id Thr
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      324 4 •J* SEASON EXTENDED POR 2 MORE DAYS! «> ome and .loin EDDIE on a Gay Festival of Fun II capitol] /C^ <• SHOWS TO DAY <• 3.15 €.15 *.15 V JL I '< J <(p9 '^^B^Pi^T^fl^^ ':^>... JpJk KWtWK kJ V M. rt B v A^A jMMI v i w^Br
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      48 4 ONE OF THE FINEST BRITISH PICTURES EVER P R ODUCED BOTH ENGLISH j AND AMERICAN CRITICS HAIL IT AS A FILM NOT TO HE MISSED! s STARTING THURSDAY NEXT p 1 A j V i L S i o i N s i~ t~ t- 0 0 A
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      139 4 VITALITY RESTORED MEN AND WOMEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN REMARKABLE GLAND DISjCOVERY BY GERMAN SCIENTIST Diagram SHOWING ACTION OF OKASA ON HUMAN BODY. WHAT OKASA DOES OKASA is a Gland Hormon preparation discovered by the famous German Scientist Prof. Lahusen (Privy Councillor) M.D. of Berlin University. Increased vitality and youthfulness, healthy
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      315 4 SEASON EXTENDED OWING TO SUCCESS! Met ro-(i'old\vvn-. Mayor's thrilling Adventure Picture A«nA>iitiM i:"":;^ 7 SEE The Bride Raid and i^H^Hfe^ 1(> o( beautiful WBWP"™' ■^■JSffiJSfe The und' rw.iter battle AJb! .Jlb^bl Bp^bb^ Th< Mine %ga|NwBBBBBIP^ vw *fe x WBS Sl> vK :^^...^^JW r ifl The !.»j»-:it vi:; t '^Bp^wb- J^v
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    Magnificent piece Of Entertainment
    814 5 «A TALE OF TWO CITIES" FINE CAST Dickens' Famous Novel r>i:i EMS <•! briagiim the ■ereei Wckeiw 1 Tale of ■H (id' the spectacular l).i\id Oi Sehnilck prodvcileei f<»r Uttfe-Geeiwjrß-Majrer which will l v shown at the Capitol Theatre »n April s with RosuUsl CelsMMs, in\(»l\ed
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    18 5 a scene from a T*k Ol Two citie.s. 1 winch opena at the Capitol Thpptre on April 8.
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    "GHOST GOES WEST"
    394 5 "GHOST GOES WEST" Romantic Comedy MANY HILARIOUS SITUATIONS Dobikt DONAT, the summbmsm yiisi Kwgiisti aeter uho rese to uuiid fame •renUghl lust seasea Mrheej in- was broaghl t«» iiuiiwiood "1 lie ount Of \loiilr Cristo. iiKiKi s liis latest ap|M-ar ance m "The Ghost Goes West," Alexander Korda't gas nsmsntlf
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    HIS FIRST SCREEN APPEARANCE
    404 5 Henry Hall In "Musi; I lath Charms" UENR\ HALL who makes his ftrsl 11 screen appearance in Music iiatii unarms, which cornea fo the Capitol Theatre Shortly, wants to tx 1 1 me a cinema pianist. it j.s. in f»cl one ol Henrj greatest ambitions, and
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    INDIA'S FILM FANS
    124 5 Hollywood Comedies Preferred To British Bombay. Britain Ls making a poor ihow" in her competition with America for the growing film market In India This has been revealed b\ urvey showing that of" all the Alms imported by India through Bombay and Calcutta ia 1933 nearly 66
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    SPARKLING NEW JEAN HARLOW MOST MENACING FIGURE
    654 5 SPARKLING NEW JEAN HARLOW MOST MENACING FIGURE Boris Karlofl "THE INVISIBLE KAY" If ARLOFK emerges from behind the makeup In his latest picture and he's glad »>f It. For a lon>r time the screen's, most menacing figure has done his acting behind a series of disguise* wh'< h have taxc<l
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      171 5 "IROM THE START IT DID ME GOOD AND NOW I WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT IT" Thus writes Mr. B (Singapore) who has been a sullerer Irom stomach trouble and pains for a long time. He bought a bottle of Bisma-Rex with the result written above. Never neglect discomfort or P
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      48 5 JfL VEAKNKS, A DEBILITY nJ AN>EM I A \jj <// K^ Hemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that |fc*g rascal remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. Ta\r better than serums, raw n:«>at, Medicated wines, etc A. CLOUET CO.. irn. SINGAPORE OBTAINABLE FKOM ALL DJrIPfcIiSAHIRa
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    Contract Bridge
    862 6 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE JUMP RESPONSE (By "Horatius") jT is probable that more games and slams are missed by underbidding the responding hand, than by any other mistake in the auction. This fact is fully realised by those who are presently sponsoring point count systems, for these compel
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    ROAD TOLL EQUALS WAR DEATHS
    517 6 Highways Scheme 2,500,000 KILLED IN KING'S REWN Louden. DURING King George's ,-,i r 25 years casualties on the roadi <»l Greal Britain were considenZ in excess of 2,500,000— a fiyurecom parable with the u rne f2.661.811) of all the kuffi wounded in th« o f
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    THEY WILL SPEND MILLIONS
    220 6 Australian oronation Tourists <By Air Mail* ■t is estimated that AusUattftOi London tins ttftSOn and Mhujt who will bo there for the Coronation will sperm nearly U4.000.000 A conservative estimate, based on fl ures supplied by shippins company and tourist booki. indicau. 1 that no fewer
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      14 6 FRAHROZ 6 C* 1 -^^f^^l^ V^B _i 1_ dB S^fcl GREAT EASTERN LIFE BLDG.-s.ncapope
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      176 6 Take SANATOGEN-then you will not feel so f j f£(d| What Sanatogen has done for disappear, and in a short thousands of others it will do time, you will feel and for you. Your listlessness, your look a healthier, happier lack of energy to perform your being, daily task, or
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1429 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES v tiat master of rd tha 1 id<-a \\li;it 0. I tories, one would flowed from his pen, k>ni bj happy inepiraI hat h« sun7cre4 from mailer fry In the craft, lal ion. Hi- irai i' te, which, According to a posed t I a/Hicf auti.. foi
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      49 7 "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." AND THE SAME IS TRUE OF OIK CH LLED BEEF which is dsliciously tender, retaining all its natural juices and having a flavour all its own. A trial will prove the truth of our statement. TEL. 5378 V s ISi
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1484 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. I ast Saturday night, tht I R Field Company of the Singapore Volunteen liHd their Qrsl dinner and dance of the a» the Adeipin Hou-i Hoot Garden The quests ol honour wen- Colonel and Mrs. W. C Jirov. During dinner the toast of Knit was
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    Around The Shops
    265 8 THE newest of all the materials in at Gian Singh, is the Viyella, and this is not just the ordinary Viyella in plain colours, but it has all come out in the most attractive checks. One particularly good looking, is in a very dark brown with gold
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      69 8 Yoonff Chcong; Shoes are built for long wear and keep good shape. Costs no more than any good shoe Costs less per mile to walk in Comfort Appearance Pleasure in walking Health. Phone 4293. .^a^ a^L a^r s^m voo\c; rmoM, SHOE CO., IM N'^rth Hridge Rd. K 1 I I
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      35 8 Of all the treasures in the Orient j is the one that is within the reach of all ppcketa and favour of ail ta send jade from poll riieptg raieong 88, North Hridi^c Road f
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      100 8 Malayan Pewter THE IDEAL GIFT FOR ALL OCCASIONS MALAYAN PEWTER CO., YAP AH LOY ST., KUALA LUMPUR. Agents: MAYNAfift CO., LTD.. SINGAPORE. Which Would You Rather Have A skin which only looks beautiful or a skin which is really beautiful. "W-5" BRAND TABLETS introduce a new epoch in dermatology, because
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      139 8 Prof. Adrian Peters. Lessons in "Practical Psychology" 95, Geylang Road. Hour-. 9 VI a.ra. 2—5 p.m. v tot' v&s*= RiS>"n /BACKWARD EAEItS Bfe 1 If Baby \s backward and not gaining weight either on the breast or the bottle add a little Brestol to CT*T )> the feeds. n/Wi/ It
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      70 8 ML |V ■I W i Dolores Del Rio v. < .f u j dinner gown in her Bros. film. "The Widi Carlo." which b. Victoria Theatn on We. v l.nhai Kiip^rli Presents ...an assortment of dres.se> (or I all occasions. Also Dresi os MaUe To Order. jThe Novelty Store Capitol
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    1578 9 -HE chief ci Uv -vided Hobbs .'ml his beauty U J bronchi house down 01 Club on w» dneaday their clever lvi That Mr. H rith a natural ttoor t^r opinion I I of prewi t'ainlv JJeii by "> s od Un Sn
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    37 9 VISITORS to the Hill this week Included Mr. C. C. Brown. Rent of Pahang, Mr. IU-iss. from Province Wellesley. and Mrs BartonWright, from SingaMra Anderson and her l*o children. Mrs Philip. liom Kuching,
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    WAYS OF SERVING SAUSAGE
    600 9 THERE is hardly a person who does nor. like sausage and with the use of a little imagination sausage can be turned into a dish as tempting as a souffle. Here are a couple of ways of serving the well known little pig-pie: SAUSAGE RAREBIT 1
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      32 9 I j^SjrwrJMJ Aaother picture of the c.v Rally. imrssi s 1,,, ALL o( asiovs "uiiraii.tn Embroidered Blouses a»«U Drrsst BritJal Wreaths ■M VnK. loves. Novelties. Souza Brothers, HIGH STREET. "Phone tihB. < I
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      49 9 A woman knows that In 1 the vital matters of hy-iene I and comfort sh«? is safe with Southalls a name j associated for over 50 years I witrv the highest possible I standards of purity. far Of all Chemists and Stores Sole Agents for Malaya GRAFTON LABORATORIES. Singapore.
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      46 9 EVERYTHING IN W t PHOTOGRAPHIC a^. REQUIREMENT GIANSINGHtCo > 4 BATTERY ROAD 11 Eve* has just received a new colleclt\ on mo^ e^ evening gowns of ex- IK^ ceptional cut and design. Morning i^fl m^trf an( afternoon dresses and hats made 'Vhomm AMBER MANSIONS RAFFLES HOTEL. 2001.
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      71 9 Set lovely WAVESand CURLS like these at home/ Amami Wave- Set adds charm to even the loveliest hair. In just five minutes this fragrant lotion will give you a perfect setting. Deep glossy waves and wonderful little curls. 6 settings from the smaller sized bottle Ask your Chemist or Stores
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      163 9 •Jiitsl Arrived Hi Tin: jaiii: tiii:i: I larjce selection fit Peking: Trees (ilass linger Iwmls Centre plates Salad bowls and hundreds of other Movclfics at moderate prices. Inspection invited. tiii: jaiii: tiii:i:| Hoom 154, Raffles Hotel. THE GIFT SHOP SONG. CAPITOL BUILDING Just with your smile, The Gladlight in your
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  • SUNDAY. TRIBUNE
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      MUI-TSAI AND MR.ASTOR
      550 10 HPHE Hoi W. W. Aator, M.l., I He has d to •xpn views differing toother, wh( is red i ibtablc lady Indeed for ihe is oth'-r than ViaCOOnt tor, In t M.l. t fo I.n liament and renowned for t>i vigour ith which her Ih-m Mr. Astor
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    HOW DO THEY GET THAT WAY?
    1354 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones —Sensitive Corns, "Malayans," Propaganda (SENSITIVE corns abound in this countn and it i< difficult to avoid treading on 1 them. I never had corns myself, and don't w how people fet that way; but it ifl tain that when you d
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    553 10 1; nj> ot racing, have you heard this t v one 0 A A M AI*VB Just heard it said that person b trying to And a good treble the choir." "You fair surprise me, Dan. I thou-'h. he were dead igalnst horse-racing!'" IYjacpherson
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    Little Princess Being Trained For Throne
    188 11 ELIZABETH OF YORK 2ND IN LINE Special Attention To Education (Bj Air Mail) London. Mar. 26. pKOI'I.K of the Inited King- dom are talking seriously about the kind of <|ueen little Elizabeth of York will be if and when she is railed to reign
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    TEN-TON FOUNTAIN
    158 11 Gift To Vancouver From Peer Vancouver (British Columbia). A ten-ton piece < statuary in the form of a fountain has boon pi to the Municipality of Wr Vancouver by Lord Southborouffh. The statue i! ;ir owned by Mr. John D. Rockefeller has In fourteen crates and is now
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    14 11 Three brilliant people:— MJm Lilian Braithwaite Mr Noel Cotcard »n« Mr. Ralph Richardson. COWard
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    MEMORIAL TO EARL JELLICOE
    215 11 Large Hall In London's Dockland ADMIRAL KARL JELLICOL. who had n the welfare of all sea-faring men ilt «»«art, i to be commLmoratod in London* dockland by a largi hall when seamen wii, be given fixe entertain men*. The "Jcllicoe Memorial Hall" is benv incorporated in
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    THIFF ROBS ARTIST But Picture "Arrests" Him
    144 11 THIFF ROBS ARTIST But Picture "Arrests" Him Chicago. Tiic police hay traced a robber here through iho sketch his victim drew of him. The victim, a auick-.sketch artist. was seated ftt a table in a restaurant I Suddenly he found himself face to face with a hold-up man. In a
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    BELGIAN FLYING Air Force's Low Accident Record
    115 11 BELGIAN FLYING Air Force's Low Accident Record Bnis.~>eJ.^. In 33.248 flying hours during 1935, the Belgian Air Force had only two 1 crashes, involving four killed, acIng to .i statement presented to [he Belgian Chamber. This compares with 5 fatal crashes, p. in ir-29, when the number of Rowii was
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    LEAGUE AS CHEMISTS
    95 11 Cologne. The League of Nations was extensively "Guyed" In the four-day Cologne Carniv The procession wa the best seen for many years but thr great crowds, I which n eluded many British visitors! C.(' not hr, their usual enthusiasm. In rt ol the procession, the cue was
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    OSAKA DISASTER
    370 11 Sixteen Killed In Rail Crash Tokyo. TRASHING into fire truck at a crossv ing between Kobe and Osaka an eastbound limited express from kobto Osaka recently brought death to 16 out of 21 firemen who were ridin on the truck. Four others were severely injured and only one
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    RANGE OF VISION QUADRUPLED
    286 11 "Kye" Invented By U.S. Doctors AN "eye" which almost quadruple n man's range of vision, an electron tube which sees things hitherto invisible was shown recently to the Amrican j Association for the Advancement of Science at St. Louis by its inventors Dr. Vladimir K. Zworykin
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    EVERY CHILD A NAZI
    444 11 PR] 2 1 bh, whi R r r K Even TJ SHU I D [AR< -1 k* E! katea be globe, i doll hou phc Btie h.L. oi me London post office and a charge ac SJSfi at wrt in V/ m must limit Her purcli
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      570 12 r |MIK Hon. \V. \V. A tor, M.l., is a man of Am COUni He has ••I to express viewi differing from those of his mother, wh< is able lady indeed, for she I.- i than discount tor, ■on an M.P. to sit l\> l ii.tr r
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    1335 12  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones —Sensitive Corns, "Malayans," Propaganda CFNSinVE corns abound in tin's eountrj and it is difficult to avoid treading on them. I never had corns myself, and don't ow how people get that way: but, it I* i < rtain that when you
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    566 12  -  ANGLIUS. Ppei k.n» of racing, have you heard this t one? A A A A "ATVI just heard it said that pr.]\jo: bj trying to And a good treble the choir" "You fair surprise me, Dan. I thou -h he were dead against horse-racing!"
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    FITTING THE PUNISHMENT TO THE CRIME
    927 13  -  G.S. Hammonds This Sinful Age The Curse Of Conscience t t Fast Living j,r(»niiii«'!icr it. thodii being adopted there to fit the i<» the crime. Nothing 1 1 1 1 1 vnu I from America i iiffjfiiig 1 l»nd A extraordinary ideas and equally
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    FUTURE OF HUMAN RACE
    188 14 Sterilisation Problem Raised Sydney. BY i .'whelming majority the an-; nual conference of Australian Metho- j dlfti baa decided to recommend to the State and Federal Governments the urgency of ln ting the practical ty ot volunrary sterilisation. it a.sk« (i lor the appointment of a
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    BRITISH COLONIAL SACRIFICE
    176 14 "Would Bring Fresh Causes Of War* New York. REDISTRIBUTION of colonial territory would not solve the question of peace or war in Europe, in the opinion of Mr. Waltu Lippmann, the distinguished American publicist, writing In the "Herald Tribune Such a redistribution, ho hulci.s. would only bring
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    Fight To Death In Flat
    1253 14 SrOR V OF RED MAX 9 French Girl A ccused <r.\ Ur Mall) ran,, .Mar. 10. STATEMENTS made to the exnminIfftstrate here have thrown vivid new n^ht on the shooting; of i ?,!;ix" Ka§sel in ;i London flat. i i:. and woman detained in have
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    AMERICAN LORRIES
    173 14 Gift From Sympathisers To Italy Mogadiscio, Italian Somaliland. EIOHTT-eight lorii s, six light cars, one high-powered torpedo car and a. camion-workshop are on their way from America, accovding to news receii her They ai the of Italian-Americans and Uv ii Bympathisers to the Fascist i j;i oi Volunteers,
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    HUGE METEOR OVER NEW YORK
    88 14 Brilliant Tail Of :A And Orange A HUGE ineU N w y ork ri is the latest phenomenon In th* United states 1 strange winter. Th > meteor, a „i Ul u sk looked tli. ize the lull moon with a long tail of brilliant
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    MEMORIAL TO ASTRID.
    121 14 Laying Out Of Children's Park Parkc loi children ai laid out as a memorial to I Axtrid. There b Id the chief town o! each Of nine provinces of Belgium. An open air hospital tor bal be built in Bru h I md a monument to the
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    CLUBS WILL BENEFIT
    105 14 Greenwich, Connecticut. The Devonshire Club, ol st lameili Street. London, will benefit to the extent of about £2.000 v ider the terms of the will of Mr. Charles S. Somervllte. a member of the club, who died here at the age of 73. Mr. Somervillo was a
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    WEEKLY BADMINTON FEATURE
    1092 15 EASTER MEETING OF MALAYA'S CHAMPIONS Epuortk U^ue Rally Tourna,ne,U In Sin O a P ore Busy Season Ahead Of Perak Competitions To He Held This Year Match With Selangor May Not Come Off (By "Dragon") No MJor badminton event has been arranged for the Easter Holidays this
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    870 15 tioned that the loan incurred by the Club on account of the building of the pavilion, is now repaid. The strength of our membership Ls 221 as against 234 in 1934. This figure represents 94 per cent, of the postal officers who are eligible to join the Club. The decrease
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    Around The Malayan Clubs
    610 15 Anmtal Report Of Sing i port Ping -Pong Association Year Of Marked Progress Activities Of Post-Office Club Winners Of The Various Tournaments (By "Clubman") T SAVE received this week copies of the annual reports of the Sinppoiv Pinjr-Ponff Association and the Post Office Club, Singapore. The
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    336 15 Billiard, English Game, Open Championship: Winner, Paul Ng Fook Chin-runner-up, Abdul Razak. "A" Class Handicap: Winner, Scan Teng Peow, runner-up, Abdul Razak "B" Class Handicap: Winner. Lim Kirn Choon; runner-up, Sim Kwun--Lang. American Game, Open Championship: Winner, Sallm bin Omar; run-ner-up, Abdul Razak. Handicap Class: Winner, M. Sul>piah; runner-up, Kesar
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      84 15 I vS/?^ knows that Craven U A db wor (2^cr fer throat and > i s^e appreciates that extra >|g: JbM VI iSHt rntinWtbb of '33&JEZ9F I' S^^H^IH&»L the air-tight 'Tßl Kfl3l^ J^^£bll9M again. ri Sfc'- -^^L^slißß^B^i lnfiucr tjc changes, thu •cacv Arrccc curing ac> I tASY-ACCESS INNER FOIL WRAPPING
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    THE WEEK'S CRICKET IN MALAYA
    1102 16 SINGAPORE STATE TRIAL POOR FIELDING A Few Individual Efforts Bj *>ii < i ITOI PREAI interest was centred In.ttM v BUte Crick* i ...I whit h was played i»n «he B.C.C. uro.mi taring (li«- l.i 1 ••'k-»*ii»l. *•«< h '\i>«-< t««| iroin Urn aspi rants
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    REVIEW OF WEEKS GAMES
    409 16 FOOT HALL S.A.F.A. League MALAYS, CHINESE AND R.A.I. WELL r.v M F«|| Buck") Till: First Division of the SA.F.A. Learae is reaching an interesting stage Iliy thirls were expected of the Sappers dost year's champions) bill they have heen rather disappolniinf PS far Out of four
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    MALACCA SOCIAL CLUB
    702 16 Malacca, Saturday. The annual general meeting of the Malacca Social Club v....^ held on Sunday last, and the following were elected office-bearers for the year 1936 President, Mr. Chan Kanu Swi. .IP.. II vice-president, Mr Tan Boon Tarn; hon. secretary. Mr Leonu Slew Poh; asst. Mcretary, Mr
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    STRANGE, BUT TRUE
    693 16 Some Amazing Golf Happen ings DKKHAPS it will interest fitter* to rend of some am t/intj golf happenings whit h nre recorded by "Back Spin" in the Sydney Ret'eree. who reirarks that they are strange hut true. Mr AT Brown, whose death occurred recently, was once the
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    AMATEUR TALENT POPULAR
    586 16 C()\l\(, Coming Fiirhtg NKW WORLD'S NEXT PROGRAMME (By u KX). n AMATEUR boxing is adily in creasing in popularity. Thei was ample evidence of this fa th* recent Novices' Competition or^ani*! •(I by the Singapore Amateur Box* ing Association. Nearly 100 entries w< n reeeivti all divisions
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    THE NEW MALAY COUNCILLOR
    334 17 THE NEW MALAY COUNCILLOR trrival I" Singapore rtA-PARTY GIVEN IN 11 MALACCA ■tf H M< i; 1 M I f rfHii I d P;' Pa.slr p»njan>r Park. Mala< I ,ni tn n f a -party ;:i hono l I (ounril OH 1 rrse Includ- i■■ n .ma An him bin
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    LEARNING TO LIVE IN HARMONY
    1287 17 GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE TO ROTARY CONFERENCE 'From Our Own R-'portcr/ I [poll, Saturday. 'pHK Conference hero erf Malayan Rotary delegate* opened auspiciously, a large gathering attending th« basineti meeting until tiffin. when members 1 womenfolk joined. The whole business for to-day wa finished at p.m. f
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    "HOPE ABANDONED"
    83 17  -  Sin Chew Sino-Japanese Talks Useless? Nanking, Apr. 4. it seems that Oen. Bung Che Yuen v abandoned hope that negotiations *Mh the Japanese will rame to i latisiari( ry end. He will soon be proceeding to Peiping. Oen V'M Yn Kens has decided to Incrci.se the forces of
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      131 17 a s? sf* EB^ \Y% A friendly rubber good company— a few JM| drinks. Pleasant, fleeting hours. Just one side 11 of life in this country. Tomorrow, the blazing H9 sun the daily round. Can you greet the morning with the joy which comes from a sense KB of personal
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      260 17 IKIMICVM l> MALAY STATES RAILWAYS NOTICE JOHORE CAUSEWAY LIFT BRIDGE The above Lift Bridge which carries the main public road from Singapore to Johore and the North will undergo repairs on the following dates: From midnight on Monday 6 7th April until 5 a.m. on Tuesday morning 7th April, 1936,
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      266 17 Grown on Uald Heads by Using KOTALKO praise accorded to Kotalli of Miv \V Jon« Ol Mil. 1 bald. ll( Btat now I have n ;ihun danre of li.nr. v. m y photo liow.s. T- f* "Like man; ■V I was c ':i: because 1 had avail. A' B|^ cidori
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    246 18 TOffE CONTINUES QUIET Prices Marked Down Slightly Singapore f Saturday m rning. Rubber (Singapore) 26 j. cts. (!o\vn ct. Market Tune: Quiet. Tin (Singapore) $io:;i.., i wn $1 To-day's Prices: London: 7'^d., unchanged. Market Tone: Quiet. New York: 15 cts., down 3|16 ct. Market Tone: Steady at
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    94 18 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Saturday noon. \o. I X.R.S.S. in cases (F.OB. April i 26 516 26 716 Croort FAQ. in cases (FOB. April i 26 316 26 516 No. I. X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 26 316 26 516 dc. Aoril 26 J/
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    TELUK ANSON RUBBER
    344 18 towards the end of the year, and Mr Tones acted during his absence. Both gent'emen rendered excellent service and Mr Whitehoiue ha.s the ful 1 "cindence of the board The rpDort and account! were adopt c> ■;tnd a dividend of two and a half pc cent vas
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    64 18 Accident Thai Brot»y On Neuritis This old i conn a VJ But v follow 1 hud liir from top to I anj id n nritis in Aftt turned re- life and hi ularl3 foi oi tea. Ni c:r i? ml piano i umatk bod Two
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      61 18 LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE— A compound house No. 346, Dato Kramat Road, Penan with lane* 5799 sq. ft. $6,003. A Press (printers etc* in Penan? worth $10,000 will sell for $8,000. Apply to P.O. Box 360 Penang. FOR SALE 514 Fiat Saloon 1932 Model, excellent condition, new upholstery, owner lea\
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      415 18 MAO I tV tf?7f TNI MAKERS ~J^? OP PAMOUS /♦j flit l(n UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF HIS EX \CY, SIR THOMAS SHENTON WHITELEGGE THOMAS. K. C.M.G.. <) i SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW 193 ft. will be held at THE NEW WORLD, Jalan B«sar, on Surda>, sth days of April, IH3»>
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    INAL DAY OF SELANGOR RACES
    719 19 TWO WINNERS FOR E. DONNELLY GOOD GOING Reform Wins A Second Time I m Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. rrHFRK WM ;i 1 ll^ attendance for races, whith w.-i favoured with ll'ont wither. The jrointf was good. The totalizator and course sweep* Mff well
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    25 19 A tu.ssle for possession near the Gunners' goal in the first division match on Friday which the Chinese won in the last minute by 2—l.
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    STRAITS CHINESE R.C.
    123 19 Six-a-Side Soccer And Tennis Tourney THE S.C.R.C. will soon start their Rix- a-side Soccer tournament and memban who wish to participate are requested to give their names at the Club house. The winning team will be given silver medals. The following are officials for the i coming
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    OPEN BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIPS
    170 19 Ladies' Tournament Included ARRANGEMENTS have been concluded a hereby the Challenge Shield Tournament for 1936. open to members of all clubs, will be held at an early date to be announced shortly. Entries are being invited from ali clubs in Malaya. The number of entries from each
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    MALACCA SOCCER
    247 19 1 Chinese Win Exciting Game (From Our Oun Correapmident) Malacca. Saturday. THE Malacca Club football eleven, after a run of successes Calf season, suffered defeat at the hands of the Chinese eleven, whom they met on Thursday on the Club Padang. From the start to the finish the
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    AIRMEN TROUNCE THE MALAYS
    681 19 LEAGUE GAME Five Goals Without Reply Singapore, Saturday. AT the Anr;on Foi'd Sta..u:ii to-day n the R.A.1., in Div. I. cf the Singapore League, trounced the Malays to the tune of s—o.5 0. The Airmen gave a sparkling display and in th md had the Malay
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    UP FOR BOAT RACE AND WEMBLEY
    225 19 40,000 Scots Invade London London, April 4 THERE were the usual animated scene .s 1 associated with the Boat Race ana the Soccer International. A cold, drizzling rain failed to damper the spirits of the early invaders of whom 40 000 were from Scot'ind.
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    ENGLISH COLLEGE JOHORE
    177 19 H.II. Th? Sultanah Presents Pri2 'From Our Ov n Correspondent) Bahru, A I THE annual distribution *of prise Bahru, t)"i- place this i i m th< C >nHall There was a 1 ol pai enta <>i pupils and mong tho c present were lirr Highness ;h<- Sultanah
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    U.S. NAVY
    138 19 Two New Battleships And Thirteen Cruisers Washington. Apr. 4. Mr. Snndley informed Journalists tha two battleships would be laid down in 1937 and thirteen cruisers would be constructed over a period of four years The Increased requirements ol the United States Navy wore necessitated by the expiration of
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      173 19 A Sunday, April 12th.j& N*w World Arena I-^ T f\ Sec Two o! the Most Popular Ftp.hters in Town Tr-day Settle An Old Argument Over 12-3 Mm. Rils. j| W/ < #k Y^ I C^ \f i:\-Orirnt Champion V Hfc*£ W^ VOINCJ I f\ fX l«Ci T wii« Has beaten
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    8 1 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1936.
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    AT THE SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW
    189 1 Opened By The Governor RUGBY INTERNATIONAL Chong Chee To n Huck T;>e runni In \hv Mm.-. Handicap Doubles Champ] >nship receiving their prizes In tin- v open tennis tournament An excellent exhibition of pot plants ai tim opening oi Luc- o^i,-,vi or< Flowci Sliow at
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