Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 May 1936

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. I— No. It. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1936. FIVE CENTS.
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    Emperor And Family Desert Abvssinia
    314 1 SHOO f ING AND LOOTING IN ADDIS ABABA THE END OF ORGANISED RESISTANCE I.*. iul» hi. May 2. THE British Minister at Addis \baba has reported to London that the Kmperor has left Addis Ababa for Djibouti, accompanied l>> the Kmpress and the Crown Prince.
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    SYNTHETIC RADIUM NEXT?
    79 1 New Research Laboratory For Cambridge London. May 1. CIR Herbert Austin's sift of £250.000 for research at Cambridge is cx pected to result in the early construction of a million volt laboratory to con- duct atom bombarding experiments. Lord Rutherford declares that effort* thereby facilitated on the
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    "BEER IN CANS" Steel Firm's Appeal To Workmen
    146 1 "BEER IN CANS" Steel Firm's Appeal To Workmen (B\ Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Aptii 22. JHE bottle manufacturing Industry v* Great Britain, recaptured from forego countries in recent year* la abou 4 ©counter fierce competition from lh W^ish tlnplate trade. Messrs. Baldwins. Ltd., the South rwea steel
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    LATE PROFESSOR HARROWER
    277 1 i By Air Mail) An Amazing Discussion Recalled (From Our Own Correspondent) t Jx>ndon. April 22. NEWS of the death of Professor Ha rower has evoked eulogistic obituary notices in the home papers. Sir Gralton Elliot Smith writes to Th? TiHU* as follows: "In the face of
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    GERMANY & MANCHUKUO
    73 1 GERMANY MANCHUKUO Chinese Government To study Treaty Nanking, May 'J The German Legation has Informed the Chinese Foreign Office of the commercial treaty between Germany and Manchukuo signed on April 30 in Tokyo It is pointed out that the treaty 1 purely of a commercial nature. The Chinese Foreign Office
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    LATEST NEWS FROM CHINA
    191 1 Anti-ltcd Tact JAPANESE WARSHIPS FOR TANGKU Peiping, Saturday Afternoon. STEPS have been taken to enforce the anti-Communist pact con- eluded by the Japanese authoritiej and the Charhar-Hopei Political Council. Four Japanese destroyers and two cruisers an 1 being stationed permanently ii t Tangku to give assistance
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    WOMAN WRITER IN SINGAPORE
    393 1 Mrs. 11 MacPhirson ON THE WAY TO RUSSIA Singapore, Saturday. MRS. Margaret MacPherson, a journalist with a wide reputa,ion, writer of poems and stories and me of the most widely travelled .vornen of the present era, is at present in Singapore, staying at the roodwood Park
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    TRADE RESTRICTION DENOUNCED
    134 1 Mr. Cordell Hull Speaks Out Washington, May 2. MR. Cordeli Hull, the U.S. State Secretary, attacked economic nat- tionalism when he received representa- tives, of the foreign Press. He declared that the world was In a network of discriminations which involved retaliations, mbargoes. quotas and other restrictions
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    U.S. NAVY BILL
    27 1 Patted By House Of Representatives Washington, May l. Th«> House of Representative! passed the Navy Hill providing for an expenditure of $53 1.000.000. neuter.
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    PASSENGERS
    75 1 The following are passengers by the Jutlandla which left Marseille* lor the Bani on Apr. 28: Mr. M. Bteincke, for Penang. I Mr. J. Broadbent, Mrs. Broadbont and infant, Mrs. I. Mackintosh and child, Miss G. M. Mullie, for Port Bwettenham. Mr. H. Byron, Mrs Byron. Mr G. E.
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    DR. CECIL WILSON MARRIES
    250 1 DR. CECIL W ILSON MARRIES (By Air Mail» Archbishop's Daughter BRIDE'S FATHER OFFICIATES (From Our Own correspond* > London. Apr. 22. rpHE Archbishop of Dublin (the 1 Most Rev. J. 'A. F. Gregg) officiated in St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, at the marriage of his daughter, Miss Margaret Dorothea Gregg, to
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    ADRIFT IN INDIAN OCEAN
    209 1 CREW DYING Timely Aid Of Film Yacht Athene Singapore Saturday. A DISMANTLED dhow hi the Indian O oin. All hands dyiiiß o l hunger and thirst ami all hope of rescue apparently mmc. That was what the American yacht Athene (owned »y Mr. Tav Garnett), n
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    FUTURE OF MONGOLIA
    42 1 Nanfttnc May. 2. Prince Teh of Mongolia hM clodded to comply with the Chinese Nationa Government's order to n-movo the seat of the Mongolian Council from Painginiao to Chiaopusu. The latter city it renamed Tehuahsien. Bin chew Jit Poh.
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    SUGAR SMUGGLING
    41 1 Nanking, May .2 Tho sugar merchants »>f Chaomui, In the BwatoTW district, appealed to the Central Government to check the smiJßgllng of sugar In North China, otherwise the sugar industry of Chaomui will be ruined.— Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    24 1 A 'ction of the 1 irge crqwd that attended the opening of the British Ti\.de I tir at the Great World on Friday evening.
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    PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1
    51 2 U.S. Gunman's Meek Surrender New Orleans. May 1. The police have captured Alvin Kaipis public enemy No. 1. as a climax to a nationwide s r.rch of s'\ months. Twice previously he had rhot his way out of police traps b\ii this time he surrendered meekly
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    S. S. (Singapore) Association
    718 2 THA T R ESOL UTION AMENDED THE COMMITTEE AND PRESS riMIK minutes of the meeting of the Strait* Settlements (Singapore) Association held on April 27 have now been made available. It appears that the minutes of the previous resolution wore amended, the resolution then passed bein£
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  • FIGHT FOR LIFE AT SEA
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      ASSAILANT JUMPS OVERBOARD
      507 2 ASSAILANT JUMPS OVERBOARD (From Our Own Correspondent! Malacca, Saturday. |N the Sunday Tribune of April 26, it was repotted that a Chinese dcci passenger travelling in tho s.s. Sin Kheng Seng from Malacca t i Singapore attempted to throw oxerhoard a young Chinese girl, the daughter of a well-known Malacca
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      KILLED BY FALLING PLANK
      159 2 KILLED BY FALLING PLANK Harbour Board Coolis's Death rrwur Singapore, Saturday. T a IjIOKCII hatch plank A on board the Blue Funnel 1 Wfktag in th< hold l A 40-pound beard was olaced over the hatch to enable stewards to convey stores to the refrigerator. Foii- men were employed in
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      WOMEN IN AUSTRALIA
      69 2 Iney, N.s.w. Apr. 19 r v military trainmi for women as well as for m<-n was supported ov delegates to the annual rou "f the powerful United Au I-T V. "Women are exercising all n pn'i priVl] I I them accept al o all m responsibilities." said
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      340 2 n i mi M 4 i i m i i i i i i it i i I hi i riiil<iii>iilnl i I'l i i i i i i ii i i in i i i in run jj MALAYA'S PREMIER L this \vki-:k MONDAY. \\f l)\KSf;\V A, IKIIiW COCKTAIL
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      346 2 she owes all m J^l ~fv\\ her ha PP iness mJKm Vi t0 Gl&BS HO < %j^ f DENTIFRICE nih y Mb JeBM lit |i i /kS I ;JHHj EsßMfc bb^ I HiPV^^ > 'L«^ J I wavoil th#»rn off gaily enough, tScn she I >^^H| ■fl^^M^Mri^B' H^ $At do*n
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      364 2 A. Jfr f CALLOUSES AND BUNIONS -'VANISHED! Don I your did, >. htrmy Iri I ha bottom o) n difl any l/OW l h ail my Had giving o: softenin rool i i skin. iched. Th< i RADOX BWENDS CORNS 9 Obtaina Import. i APB 3 Thick* Si i*€iu<4 Wavy
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    AROUND THE WORLD IN EIGHTY DAYS
    773 3 'PHILEAS FOGG" IN SINGAPORE AIR TRANSPORT BANNED FRENCHMAN'S BET WITH PARIS NEWSPAPER MAVELLING round the world H 80 days, just as Jules Verne's Phileas Pofg accomplished the feat. That is the task which M. Jean Cocteau. a leading French poet of the new school,
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    79 3 INCLINED TO GO EASIER Complete Absence Of Dvinand •By Our Financial Correspondent) Sing] Saturday morning. Robber gapore) 26';- cti Changed. Mark.-t Tone: Qi Tin (Singapore) $101%. up $Vi•May's Prices:— Upodon: 7V<d., up l 16 d. Market Tone: Steady Quiet. ««w York: 15 IS 16 cts. down 1
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    RUBBER
    107 3 The market steadied a little towards the c! m yesterday on the publication of Malayan shipments during April, These were, low at tons Dut will result in an appreciable rise in local stocks. World stock, outside the restneli n area, at the end of March are computed to be
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    AT THE CLOSE
    93 3 Dull With Little Buying In Evidence Singapore. Saturday, noon •Throughout thp mornine thf* markpt I hOS I)'" v-rv <ImH and I'ttl" hnviiif infContinued in next column* terest is in evidence. World stocks outsidp the restriction area are calculated to have fallen by another 20,000 toas during Match.
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    Final Matches In League Football
    1103 3 Manchester United Promoted Charlton Athletic For First Division THE following are the final results and table positions in the English Leagues, as telegraphed by Reuter. I 1 w Arsenal 2 Leeds U. 2 Pirmlngham 1 West Bromwich A. 5 Brentford 6 Dcby C. 0 Chelsea
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    ATTACK ON WOMAN
    317 3 Man's Threat As Ho Leaves Court (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, May 1. WHILE sleeping In her room she said that she was awakened, and then saw a man. He demanded money from her otherwise he said he would molest her. This was the evidence given
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    FRANCE DEFEATS
    157 3 CHINKSK l);n 18 up 'Inn is GALLANT IM.AV BY Paris. May 2. riJ \N< im (liv won her Davis Cap match kgaiasfl China when Rorotra and ftetaaid seal Kho sin Ki<- ;m<i Gordon Lam In the doubles encounter i»> << I, <» I <». 6—2. The C lor
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    46 3 Bristol Triumph Over Gloucester London, May 2 riAHE following Rugb* Union mutches 1 were played to-day:— Abcravon 3 Llanrlly 0 Brist ol 13 GlouobKCT 0 Cardiff 3 Neath J Hartlepool 0 < nkM XV 24 Northampton 3 Coventry IS Plymouth A. 0 Torquay A 8
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES CURRENT.
    109 3 Singapore, Saturday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FOB. May) 26% 26 7 16 Good F.A.Q. in cases (FOB. May» 26 V 4 26 5 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose* (awardable Spore* 26 Vs 26 > 4 do. May 26»/
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      207 3 FOOT TTT~ COMFORT V from the First Day! st^ >^ No. *****9 IS A X 0 N E SHOES for MEN Every "Saxone" Shoe has that subtle eul of distinction, is tested for endurance, made from hi-h -radc skin.s and iB j^^^^^^^M^. vV vi( 1(I c est r^ iurn ior
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      195 4 THEY MADE HIM (APT MN OF A DEATH SHIP! HERE'S A MIGHTY BPIC OF THE SE 1/V| |_lAfc-*r}|-*A OPENING TO-DA^ I ALHAMBRA i .-^.i 5-9.1 5 Condemned for a crime he didn't commit, tricked by the woman he loved, hounded l»v relenllm n\«<l\(» of the MB, .lack Holt fights against
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      204 4 7f/i D^ y/ ,4nrf .Sfi7/ Ti/JE: .B^^T sf/OVy 7iV TOWN! Don't miss these Last Few Performances!! i Matinee TO-DAY 3-15 CAPITOL t 6-15 TO-NIGHT 9-15 I it! II and (.IM.III <oiilinno their 1 'riiimpli in lI.K.O's miisical 4*«»iiK'tl> ishoM Bi^t Mol I^^^l :^j^i^i^:':^Bß B^T r"^ H^hßv^l -'/■>:•• jBB Bbb*^ ft^MSfc^
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      216 4 Acclaimed by Enthusiastic audiences as a picture that stands as one of the rare experiences of the 9 ere— G. 15 NIGHTLY D.1 3 1 United Artists .^^^^fei present with V ■^Sp^fifc' S liv- famous Boy >'?&&- WBf- ik ■BH? P^ F- < *U II J 5 Star of "DAVID
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    Reasons For Chaplin's Great Popularity
    1510 5 ENTHUSIASM OF THE FANS NEW FILM Malayan Premiere On May 12 AIITTLK <>*<*'■ t m«uiths a«o. r'harli? Oiaplin attended in ar |v morniiiß business conference at ii* \n«fles hoti-l. The word had iiThol %ot around that the T T Jas there, and in less than
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    RENOUNCED SOCIETY FOR FILMS
    534 5 SINGS GRAND OPERA Kitty Carlisle's Talent KITTY CARLISLE was born in New Orleans. She learned American history from a French text. She shi£s grand opera in Italian. And speaks German fluently! "It really isn't as bad as it seems," laughed Miss Carlisle. who*e ambiti< n to
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    25 5 Nelson Eddy. America's most popula Radio Star who possesses Ui<sevem'^ Rnesi voice appears In "Ro Mario" at, tho Capitol on Mny 5 with Jcanetto MacDonaUl.
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    FAMED DRAMA OF GREAT LOVE
    341 5 "WAY DOWN EAST" New England Setting A dramatic >tor>, rick in its \vni- Miri eloovent In »li > unusual c i- to;i »phy and cleilins with the fa fundamental story of a *.iri who has c* »nd h< r ri^ht to «'>ve aeain is "Way
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    VOICES OF STARS
    290 5 Aided By High Altitude THK gioroius operatic vuuos of Jeanctts Mac Donald and NtiMfi Kddy will ring out more triumphant ly than ever in "Rose Marie" because of the unusual altitude of their six-week mountain location. Such was the astotmhing an nouneement of Mr. Kdouard liffC, Nelson
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      7 5 THE DRINK THAT CANNOT IMITATED SM ASM
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      113 5 THE NEW REVOLUTIONARY STE WA RT WA R NE R FFKRODYNi: RADIO Equipped with metal tubes matched and balanced to form a unit of^ <\xceptional power and amazing musical quality— 7, 9 11 TUBE MODSLfI AVAILABLE METAL TUBES OVERSIZE SPEAKERS AUTOMATIC STATION RNW tilj' DUAL TONE CONTROL f3k CURVILINEAR CONE
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    THIS STRANGE WORLD
    711 6 }jbi\t I'Mvfhls Hold-Up Birds ttuilcl All-Metal Nftrtl KlmK Mart** Charges Fares Rain of Snakes. HBRI ai from many parti o1 the iforld sent by Renter Hpl n<> tit IT HAPPE CHICAGO M oUek Vrn un r-nrnmanded young ed a tramcar in Chicago ised a i against the
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    SCHOOLBOYS' MAD CAR DASH
    406 6 Police In Pursuit .{OO MILES THROUGH SEVEN TOWNS Johannesburg, Transvaal. 'pWO 16-year-old boys were arrested at Springs (Transvaal) as they stepped from a high-powered car in which fhetf had led th». police a crazy dash through seven towns in Eastern Transvaal, covering more than 300 miles
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    CONVICTS REFUSE TO ESCAPE
    102 6 Roll Call Finds All 200 In Cells Chungking, Szechuen. MORE than 200 convicts had to be released when a big fire broke out in the prison at Hsuanhan, near here. But instead of escaping they helped to fight the blaze until it was eventually put out.
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    PATIENTS ESCAPE
    285 6 Euthanasia Causes Asylum Panic (By Air Mail) Salem, Oregon. THE case for and against Euthanasia (painless death for hopelessly-ill or insane) has caused terrible scenes in the Oregon Home for the Feeble-Minded, resulting in the escape of five patients who feared they were to be put to death.
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      182 6 M BY ITS FLAVOUR J{ o Taste the unusual smoothness of O Johnnie Walker ft BY ITS BOUQUET? 8 S Notice the Highland fragrance in 0 your glass of Johnnie Walker! X BY ITS REPUTATION \l 0 Think how Johnnie Walker has become a figure of international fame o symbol
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      91 6 MAJESTIC* IUW CHILLY SAUCE f|/f\J Sumptuous In Taste JWIJ Wild In Fragrance Unique In Preparation; j!^"**! 1 Recommended b\ leading families aiid I) perienced cooks. WeUknoun even where^on jRrtSSf r %\iM account of its quality and |r vah e <hj<: rn th. I boWle and onvirtct yoUrS^ f rv^ 9TORI
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1686 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES fHEKK a pleasant informality al> ut th« departure of Sir Shenton Thomas for horn? by air i.. Sunday morning. Hi fact'li* :<H hands with cfllciali and „thers who had assembled to say good-bye, entered tin- Imperial Airways liner and Aived cheer} fan well froni tin- window ;hca«
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      54 7 "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." AND THE SAME IS TRIE OF OUR CH LLED BEEF which is deliriously tender, retaining all its natural juices and having a flavour all its own. A trial will prove the truth of our statement. tt-1 1 If 1 J'UMCWW^ 111
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2181 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. lI V oeir woman <'<»ri-*'*|»oiitl**iil T company present AaHphi Hotel Roof Garden last when the members of laUofl of Malaya. mid their ffoestl held nuaJ dim c well arranged ana the of the Adelphi is to on the excellent gOOd Mftlflg Mrs F B wife
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    29 8 For those who suffer from perspiring hands, one way of helping the matter is to bathe the hands in warm water and alcohol This is particularly advisable when sewing.
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    Around The Shops
    484 8 THE most rate material y 1 .seen for a lor.p time vn* Z kind of crinkle trilMa that mak£ ne some of the lovely model Si Up Bpwns at Enid Prtne'v. Ther, T' nin that Is particularly beautiful On liar colour of (\n V ma ,vish mi,
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      29 8 4 M>Sl\4. SALE TOR M DAYS ONLY at tht J-lil^ i'|-4J k k RAFFLES HOTEL THE SINGAPORE BRANCH doataf down n\u\ all ell muv( ho clearM at l)ij.r discount.
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      76 8 The House that offers widcMt selecti<»n i and keenes! values. F»hone 12f).J. siioi: CO--154 A: SM North BrMft Hd. DRESSES for ALL OCCASIONS, Hungarian Embroidered Blouses and Dresses, Bridal Wreaths and Veils, Gloves, Novelttss. etc., De Souza Brothers, 42, HIGH STREET. 'Phone 3188. j. r |^4u^ Chats Noirs\ s London
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      118 8 Prof. ADRIEN PETERS, 95, Govlang Road. Practical-Psychology, Nature-Cure, Magnetic-Treatment Advise, Treatment, or lessons in Healing given., Hours: 2, G P.M. isiiri|i:iai>'i I; 1 1 1 1 ii iiiiiiiiiiii it '■i:iitiiifp|iiiiiiiiiii|ii|im<i|iii"iutuii>iiiiiiiniuiMtii|iiiiiii!ii>ii:iiitiililliv T il PALAIS DES MODES? S3, STAMFORD ROAD. Extitifetve evening j?o^v,,s smart cocktail and afternoon dresses, a nice selection of
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      108 8 Th:> Gift Shop Song. 157, North BHdgt T '<>ad. It's Not a Long Way to the GIFT SHOP, For the SMARTEST HATS in town. Just take a stroll down to the GIFT SHOP, For a HAT to match your GOWN. SMART in Piccadilly. Swell in Leicester Square And if you
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    426 9 AT URDA'' a bui ng with a ifprence U l! tn<> nn^ per Stance ol Jim Buxton and hi. rche.^ra aitei Twton lh« larfe numbci- and t wai. ft l inert should a wellcrowded hull Amone ni pai •ere Mr P 0 C
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    390 9 [■"■T HAN Kri(i;;y evening M th following /XN. made its ao1/ >>» the M. r— \_-tf>i«)) well Arms:— k^AV *i The? Kedah WanQ/TsVJxi deren (mixed) ohal- i 1 1 Ji \\<\c the Hill Dwel- mixed to a cricket match to take iec on the padai." and
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    14 9 Little Maareen Parkei v.b> i< ateying \viti> her nn-tiier at 'i)Mvr»U-sceiit BlSftHMr, Frascr's Hill.
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    Imagination Glorifies This Season's Fashion
    1315 9 Imagination Glorifies This Season 's Fa sh ion IF YOU have good intentions of beinu really chic woman this spring, T would suggest that you begin at onct giving sunshine to your imagination and in every way coaxing it to expand n nd quickly develop. All our attitudes are going
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      46 9 A womji knows that In 1 «it»l mitieri of hy-iene I comfort %he ia f with Sourha'ls -I a name I associated for over SO yean I with the hijheit pomble I itJDdar^, ->f purity. r_ 01 Chem.sts and Stores GHArr^ 1 A nt for Mala >»
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      95 9 S MALAYAN PEWTER i Hundreds of < »rary Dp- I signs. Bvery Piece Faultlessly > S Made by Hand. I Dts >! AYNARD& LTD., 11. Battery Road, Singapore. S •s*—~ »g» > 'A dTw^>^\ n our wa^ home drop in f or l^^JgjSl&vil.^^ waffles or one of our special y
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      6 9 CHin€/€ TUII/T6D /TRROI mOT/ ,]Q^OkiC c
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      117 9 Las I* a I3isg3€*i*ti S presents i a new shipment of gowns, bathing i suits and hats. Also dresses made to order. The Novelty Store) i Capitol Building North Bridge Kd. WzAi^Ss^^'^'^ofo^ Of 3 n I "THE MARCH OF THE CHILDREN Let your Baby, too, join this joyous company and
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      29 9 ghjh i Announces a display of Evening, Afternoon and S Dinner Gowns of Exclusive Styles, commencing on i I Wednesday, May 6. Phone 3838 I'apitol Building, Stamford Kd. i
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  • SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      FIGHTING MALARIA
      579 10 piNE tribute i work in them malaria by M N hi Grieve, wh< d a 1 h v. i i nnounced, aid I Sir MaK -lm Wal L lon 'i inn-s r ferred to what Mr. Gri< able to accomplish during th coffee disaster in Ceylon, and tl.
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    626 10 MANY'S the day I wish I had gone co Hollywood and become a film sti-.v. Read the paragraph which follows and tnink of the wonderful time I Blight have had. A **> "nOES your son ever come back to vi. if you, since he
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    HOW DO THEY GET THAT WAY?
    1209 10 Relief, Lotteries, Sea Tales, Generals "DELIEF of distress In Singapore,* 1 one >f the educated unemployed said to me thf tin r day, "is not yet on an adequate scale, and the contemptuous spirit which you ntly asked the administrators not to HSC is
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    CHAOTIC CONDITIONS IN ABYSSINIA
    1437 11 HATRED OF WHBTF RACiiS INTERNAL D iSSENSIONS WANING POWER OF THE EMPEROR W K translation o article on Abyssinia which a,>I in the KaagiclM Port, M of the most Influential piperi in Holland. Th< UT formef 1)llt(h Army officer, who has beta re n* the paper
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    30 11 Miss Anita Frankel and her fiance Mr. Kurt Lewandowski. who arrived In Singapore by the Onelsenau. They are to be married on Sunday, May 10. at the Chesed El Synagogue.
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    NAKED WOMAN IN ST. PAUL'S
    117 11 i,OOO Watch Astonishing Scene •By Air Mail* London, April 20. WHILE 1.000 persons were attending an evening service at St. Paul's Cathedral, a young woman stood naked at the altar s'eps. The woman walked towards the altar from one of the pews just as the
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    YOUNG OFFENDERS
    125 11 Taking Of Finger-Prints To Stop Crim? <By Air Mail* Birmingham, April 20. THE Chief Constable of Birmingham wants the police to be allowed to U.ke the finger prints of juvenile offenders. In his annual report, he states: "Of the 4.000 odd indictable offence.? committed in Birmingham last year,
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    MALAYAN POLICE MAGAZINE
    465 11 Features Of Hundredth Number THE Malayan Police Magazine.- celebrates its hundredth Issue with the April number, which contains several special features. A letter is published from H. E. the Governor, Sir Bhenton Thomus, reading as follows: "When I received a demand- for it was no less— for
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    WEEKLY BADMINTON FEATURE
    587 15 A DISCIPLINARY BOARD FOR PERAK B. A. \lov< To Stop Unpleasant Incident* Standard In Tdping District Improved State Champion's Hard Tussle Popularity Of The Game In flu United States Results Of SunnyDale Tournaments. By BH)K the first time in tho history of the 1 >( rak Badminton
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    ON THE GAME
    396 15 Gaining Popularity In U.S.A. Further to what appeared last week In theae columns concerning the differences between badminton and tennis, the following will be of interest: A.s a means to train for endurance and stamina in tennLs the following from Sydney Wood. American ranking Davis Cup player
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    AROUND THE CLUBS
    276 15 A *t9UHt !>>./>. Tour To Puloe Bukom Victories In Friendly Matches Chinese Chin Woo Lose In Ping- pone/ Sunnydale Party To Celebrate Second Anniversary. (By A B <>LT BO members of the August PulJ^ minton Party travelled to Bukwn last Sunday and playDin^, y matc hes in
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    SUNNYDALE B.P.
    371 15 Full Results Of The Singles Tournament The following are the results of the "A" and "B" singles tournaments of the Sunnydale 8.P.: "A" CHAMPIONSHIP Tay Teo Hong beat Chan Joo Hee. 13—13, (5—2), 15—3. Tan Lye Sia beat Tan Tye Seng, 14 —14. (3—2), 15—8. Tan Lye Sia
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    PING-PONG FRIENDLY
    430 15 Chinese Chin Woo Beaten By August B.P. The August B.P. entertained the Chinese Chin Woo Athletic Association in a friendly game of ping-pong and the August B.P. won by eight games to one. Chan Kok Ming, the runner-up in last year's Singapore tournament, lost (Continued in next column)
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    REYNARD B.P.
    247 15 In a friendly game last Sunday the Reynard B. P. beat the Spartan B.P (B> by seven games to one. The match was played at the latter's court. Results (Reynard B.P. names first) Hodri Bin Ahmad beat C.S. Tuan 8-15, 15-6, 15-7. A.Rahman lost to Yap Yew Keng
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    SUNNYDALE B.P.
    172 15 The Forthcoming Anniversary Celebrations The Sunnydale B.P.'.s second anniversary will be celebrated at Mr. Aw Booa Haw's bungalow at Pasir Panjang on Saturday and Sunday July 4 and 5. 1936. A charge of $2 per member and $3 per guest will bo made to defray expenses. The ;innivet\sary
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    JUVENILE AMATEUR W.L.A.
    225 15 Members of the Juvenile Amateur Weight-Lifting Association are to note that the following sports will be held at the Association premjsea. Badminton Open Single.s (League System) on Sunday. May 10, at 4 p.m. Desiring competitors must' send in their names to the hon. secretary together with 50
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    150 15 The Indian Recreation Club will meet the Novice Badminton Party "B" team at the latter's court. 259. Rangoon Road at 2.16 p.m. to-day The players will be chosen from Ifie following: S. Ayadurai, B. Muniswamy, M. Manickam, G. Jean. A. Antoine, M. Pltehai, M. R. Ponnusamy. S. Muthuguru,
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    Malaya Tennis Tourney Not For Ipoh ?
    877 16 Malaya Tennis Tourney Not For Ipoh ANXIETY IN THE NORTH I'-rak Soccer CAN REGT. OFFICER PLAY FOR STATE? fliy Forward") DOME little time ago. I expressed ttmrn in this column as to whether the Ipoh Club tennis courts, including the new ones which have been laid out. would he suitable
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    OPEN AMATEUR TOURNAMENT
    673 16 BOXING COMING BOUTS Japanese Welter's Debut (By X.0.") A PUBLIC irymnasium for boxing has just been opened in Singapore. It is situated at 493-B. Beach Road, and is being run by Mr. Charles Alwis, who is well-known in sporting circles in Ceylon and in Malaya. The gymnasium
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    "SKINS" SHOW THEIR TRUE FORM
    685 16 LOCAL SOCCER NOTES AND COMMENTS (By •Full-Back") Inniskillings seem to have struck their true form. When they took the field against the Diehards (Middlesex) at the Anson Road Stadium on Tuesday in the First Division of the League, 1 do not think I am wrong
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    LEAGUE & CUP TABLES
    216 16 LEAGUE CUP TABLES The position of the League and the Commercial Cup are as follows: jkjk FIRST DIVISION Goals R A P. W. L. D. F. A. PLs. [V A 5 3 0 214 5 8 Marine 2) ISO 111 P. Canning (Pt 5 3 1 l n p'a^ lllll8
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    PERRY TO PLAY IN CEYLON ?
    192 16 PERRY TO PLAY IN CEYLON Passing Through In October CRED JERRY the noted British tennis 1 player, and his wile, arc lik<!v to pass through Colombo in October. Perry has, it is stated, informed the Australian authorities, that he expects to reach Fremantle at the end of "October. His injured
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    GOLF RECORD GOES
    349 16 Three Times Broken During Tournament London. April 20 RECORD was broken three times during the first day's play in the final stages Of the Daily Mail £2,000 tournament at Bramshot. Fleet Hants*. Res Whitcomhe. Bert Gadd and James Adams. each with 69. bent Harry Var don'.s 12-year-old
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    AMAZING BOWLING BY DE SILVA
    585 16 iw "SPE< i \roir, 6 FOR 4 The Week's Cricket Reviewed TIIK outstanding feature of io<. a Cricket la .1 wtek «M the atna, m« clismiss:i| „f an s( < r>ven for the misrrable total of 12 m™ M a P.W.I), tram who made a
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    THE CHILD WELFARE SOCIETY
    1210 17 (Subscriptions Received During 19.{> -he committee of the Child Welfare T Society Singapore, acknowledges L following s received during 1925 DONATIONS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS Bincaoore Turf Cub $2,000 Singapore <1934> Rice Crisis Relief A^ociatioii 500 rhet Swee Cheng 300 Fellowship of BrtHehem 212 15 Rotary Club 100
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    "HI-TENSE-ITIS"
    396 17  -  Ky R. A. Thompson, D.O.Sc. 'Doctor of Ocular Science) It plays havoc with your sleep and rest drags down your vitality mr.kes you cranky and irritable. It menaces your business and social success. ruins ron-ances. You can't escr.pe it in this strenuous age— but, you ran get relief. Hi-tcnsi-itis—
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    JOHORE NOTES & NEWS
    250 17 JOHORE NOTES NEWS Police Court Work Facilitated (From Our Own Correspondent/ Johore Bahru, May 1. A new arrangement has been made in connection with the Magistrate's ttings in the Police Courts in Johore Bahru. as a result of representations made by the Customs thai cas.s brought by them have be?n
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    EXPLORING JUNGLES ON CYCLES
    254 17 Eigrht-Years Trip By Young Indians DLANNING tx) spend eight years In the jungles of thi world, a party of young Indiana are *o set out from Bombay to study "wild life." They propose to make most of their way on bicycles. "We hope to photograph and
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    174 18 Mori- Than Two Stone Vanish d In Four Month Thl. WOOI n and welched l! stone 4 lbs. Thou sh< B M 1 method ol rtducii she stuck 11 faithfully for four moi Bht ;.t under B Head \OH She hrou -lit a DOU I
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    202 18 'Beauty Is only vkin deep, but it v neverth( rery Important fact that a healthy, fresh, wholesome skin is one of the most admired features in a woman. A lovely skin ol line texture, smooth and enhances charm and tttraetiveness, and that Is why the modern woman devotes
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    CHINESE TENNIS WONDER
    796 18 GEM Takes Ten Games Frons Champion (Prom <> Correspondent) 1. -ivlon. April 22. Mi 9 Doi i:l l navP a -i I id im- mfortsbl< of he* re•'t,;i when -he r,,,.,..! 1 the '^< i '"itr -final round of nmmem a* Km- ..i-.,j'v rbaiaeteruei t«»e t- of
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    LATEST VISITORS TO SINGAPORE
    296 18 Passengers By President Wilson THE Dollar Liner President arrived in Singapore from Manila yesterday morning. Several prominent people disem- barked at Singapore Mr. C. St. J. Brcmivr. wel!-kncwn geologist, is en rontj* to B r 'o some research work for th«> N.V. Nederlandsche Pacific Petroleum Mi).
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    SEW CNSTITUTION OF CHINA
    218 18 Amondod Draft PRKSIDKNT'S TOWER IN CUISIS Nanking, May 2. THE Legislative Yuan has passed the amended draft of the new Chinese constitution. It is helieved that it will be promulgated on May 5. Before the third reading was ed the constitution articles were further revised as
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      342 19 folvriaj riKLPiv i. i vs i Vlid s+i nber the < :it Stadium this 1 ir*t Division of The M.i(r.atily u-eak< i;<ml Mrithoul Sharif! and hli., v. lill. lil< till II out kjjj and added n the ••st. THI The Malays Wcl gaid was Unmedi illed
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      37 19 Wi^or Beat Pahang In friendly (iamr From Our Own Reporter) Pl «Vine nn Uala Lvm Pur. Saturday. ,£B on he rp.CA ground tin, y wotball match by t. to oal In tht •ny ad p
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    277 19 Results And Ties In Tournament FURTHER results in the billiard.-; tournazneni ol the S.R c arc aj foll< SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP H Valben beat G. Lowe. 400-259 Dr E. 8 Mont tiro beat H N Balhetchet, 400-291. 1003/2 Valbor beat E A do SINGLES 'A HANDICAP X C Wv'ir
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    INDIAN ASSOCIATION
    54 19 liCcturc On "Dictators Past And Present" Under the auspices of the Literary Section of the above association a lecture on "Dictators Past and Present" will be given by Mr. K. P. Kesawa Menon, Bar-at-Law, at 1, Short Street, on Tuesday, May 5 at 6 p m. Mr. V.
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    S.C.C BILLIARDS
    56 19 Tie^; in the S.C.C. billiard tournameni U v Tuesday and Wednesday are given below: TUESDAY'S TIE Volunteer Snooker: R N. Holmes and V. J. Coleman vs. T. B. Rogers and LA. Williams. WEDNESDAY'S TIE SemJ-npal: E H R Bowerman and W. J M. Warden vs. V. P. F.
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    62 19 The following will represent the SCC. vs. the V.M.C.A. on, the V.M.C.A. courts at 5 p.m. on Thursday. May 7. NB. Wlie and R.K Buchanan. R F Smith and A A A Paterson. RB B. Donnell and W.H. Droogleevcr. E. C. Cherrington and W. J. M. Warden
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    COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS
    119 19 I'irst Returns Of The Season London, May 2. yHE following U t;c the scorea when were drawl at end of tlie hist d:iy< pia, to-day:-JJ.C.C v Y rk at Jn M.c.c. 170 (Smailes S for 63) /oiks 123 for A Glamorgan v. K< /v. ai Can tfl
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    TIME INTERVENES
    256 19 Chinese Saved From Defeat Singapore. Saturday. Playmg on the B.R.C. "round to-day the B.C.R.C. and the SRC drew time intervening when the Rccs. were in a strong position. Kitting first the Par- scored 155 for 8 and declared, D'cotta heading the bathes! whh 2 3 5 9 and
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    P.W.D.'S GOOD WIN
    259 19 Ceylon?se AH Out For 67 Singapore, Saturday. yilC cricket match played between the Mr :v l on Sport" Club an.i the Public voiks Dcp.v.iment on th* c.SC ground to-day resulted In the P 7/.D. winning by 5G runs and three wickets The Ceyhmese, batting first, scored 97
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    HITLER AS ARTIST
    73 19 War Paintings On Exhibition Cologne. A number of water-colour painting.by Herr Hitler depicting lite in the trout line trenches is now on exhibition In Stuttgart. They wen painted during the war. when the German Chancellor served as a corporal. Most of them are signed and bear dates
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    S.C.C. MAKES GOOD START
    228 19 211 All Out MATCH AGAINST THE SERVICES Singapore, Saturday. JIIE S.C.C. made a k <!( ><! atari in their two-day fixture, against the United Services which was begun <<n the Padang to-day. When itumpd were drawn the scons were:— S'.C.C. 211, and United Services 22 for
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    ST. ANDREW'S BEAT C.S.C. II
    230 19 Hoosainsah Seven For 19 Singapore, Saturday A splendid bowling performance by Hoosainsah for St. Andrew's School was mainly responsible for the schoolboyi beating tho CSC. II by H rum In mntch played to-day Koosainsah took seven wickets for 19 iuns. The Ceylonese battoi first but
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    R.S.Y.C. SCULLS
    44 19 J. HaaJcbos Wins The Final Singapore. Saturday. I. Haalebos won the final of the J Royal Singapore Yacht Club Sculls this evening by a canvas from G. C. R. Franks. F. Thomas, who was third, was five lengths behind Franks. irifiiiiiiiiinii>iuaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiraiiiiiiiiiiii.'iiiii>iii it
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    AIRMEN WIN
    229 19 Cricket At St. Joseph's Ground Singapore, Saturday. THE R.A.F. "A" team beat St. Joseph". Institution in a cricket match played on the Institution ground this afternoon by 25 runs. The Airmen batted first and were dismissed for 116 runs, Rogers being top scorer with 46. The schoolboys could
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    LAWN BOWKS
    167 19 Triple Competition At r lh- S.C.C. QURING the past week, a tri] I com v petition has been begun at inn 8C c and the fo re I results of the matches played. e.ii.r. Bowerman's Team 13 Hi i D. tie's Teai i 5. W.Y. Semple's 'Team 17
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    MALACCA TENNIS
    59 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. Tht following are the results oi the matches played so far in the M.L.T.A. tennis league: M.M.L.T.C. beat Wong Ah Leong's Party, 3-0. S.F.A. "A" beat M.C. 3-0. M.C. bcai J.C.S.A. 2-1. Wong Ah Leong's Party beat S.I.A B 3-0. J.C.S.A. beat
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    VOLUNTEER AIR FORCE
    176 19 Further Draii For Tllf Training I nit HGH \u- M ndon, Aj)l. Afurt] uid men of ted to I in mi men I »n ilt eh but the refi rence In art A r communique to cothe ii w andard Army co- the v A h ol
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    ILLICIT SAMSU
    114 19 Sharp Fine Inflicted At .Malacca (From Our On n Correspondent) Malacca, May 1. Senior Supervisor Rodi if the Government Monopolies pioduced Lee Choo Hean before tho police magistrate, to-day, and charged him with having ■.enied Intoxicating liquor without licence and with having been in .--.session of distilling apparatus.
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    56 19 The SRC. football team to meet the R.A. (Changii on Monday 5 p.m". at the S.R.C. ground, is as foilowa C Alohonso, H. Humphries, J. Kitchi, R. Barth, F. Ayres, J. Reutens. D. C. Ross, E. Galistan, A. M. Valberg. G. C. Ro.s.s Reserves:— O. C. Aeria. T.
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    180 1 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1936. BUY BRITISH! One of the relay races 111 the A.C. S. Sports in progress Repulsing a raid: An incident In ch° footoail match between the RAF. and the S.C.C. on Friday. The winners of the 100 yards dash ("A Div.) at the
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