Morning Tribune, 4 March 1936
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Title Section13 1936-03-04 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. L-No. 28. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, March 4, 1936. FIVE CENTO.13 words
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Article2490 1936-03-04 1 _CI -1 4^1 ll»>l IVI OF ALL SERVICES WHITE PAPER ISSUED HOU WORLD WAS ARMED IX RECENT IF Alls DETAILED description of how the other great nations of the world have been re-arming m recent years, while Britain allowed her defence forces to fall belowReuter - 2,490 words
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Article131 1936-03-04 1 Franco German Relations Hitler Said To Offer Rapprochement London, March, 3. PANCE and Germany are intensely preoccupied with an interview with Herr Hitler published as copyright In two Paris and London newspapers and directly offering a rapprochement with France, and giving a warning of the serious consequences if the gestureReuter Wireless - 131 words
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Article147 1936-03-04 1 'pHE last obstacles to a Three Power Naval Treaty are removed by the French agreement to fix the battleship limit at 35,000 tons and sign the Treaty without Italy. Formal signatures may be affixed next week.— Reuter. 11. M.5. ttawkimift Saved From The Scrap Heap147 words
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Article22 1936-03-04 1 It is reported that Signor Mussolini [Intends to construct at least 1,500 new war 'planes before the end of the present year.22 words
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Article216 1936-03-04 1 Up Skyscrapers On Foot! New York, Mar. 3. THOUSANDS of volunteers swamp- ed the city offices to-day asking for Jobs to replace liftmen who have pone on strike for better pay. Thousands of citizens were marooned m skyscrapers or faced with the ascent or descent of endless216 words
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Advertisement11 1936-03-04 1 j Y.M.CA. T j (Tennis s j Surprises S Page .2311 words
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Advertisement120 1936-03-04 1 SIMPLE, SAFE AND ECONOMICAL—— |^F===^ <UftIl»OII I '0' I Kerosene IIiNHJ Rrfr mtor I assures positive food I S preservation, ji jfl Burning kerosene as its freezing IS Jg| /J|J source, perfected and modemizm ""W H ed m every detail, and presented Pi I m a steel cabinet of exceptional120 words
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Article127 1936-03-04 2 AN AMERICAN'S *STORY "Like Europe In 1914 Berlin, Mar. 2. AN eye-witness account of the terrifflc war preparations on the Soviet Manchukuo frontier is given by the American journalist, Arthur Bate, who has arrived from Shanghai. He declared the atmosphere on the frontier was like that127 words
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Article30 1936-03-04 2 It has been suggested m London that a stamp bearing a reproduction of the photograph of His late Majesty broadcasting should be issued as a George the Fifth Memorial Stamp.30 words
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Article303 1936-03-04 2 Negotiations Opened In Cairo London, Mar. 2. PRELIMINARY conversations m connection with the negotiations for an Anglo-Egyptian Treaty were formally opened m Cairo to-day. For Britain, they are being conducted by Sir Miles Lampson, the High Commissioner m Egypt, with the assistance, among others, of officers of the303 words
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272 1936-03-04 2 ITUGE crowds besieged the Capitol O Theatre last night for the opening performance of "Mutiny on the Bounty." Seldom has a picture attracted such enormous interest m Singapore and it is obvious that this great M.G.M. production is due for a272 words
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Article210 1936-03-04 2 Admiral's Criticism Of Conferences Bedford, Eng.- Mar. .1. ADMIRAL Sir Roger Keyes, M.P., speaking at Bedford, said it was almost incredible that Britain went from one Naval Conference to another and allowed nations to whom sea power was not vital to persuade us to accept ties and restrictions210 words
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Article37 1936-03-04 2 Sydney, Mar. 1. TERMS for the settlement, of the shipping strike h&ve been rejected by the Sydney branch of the seamen's union. This branch controls the policy of the union throughout the whole of Australia.37 words
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Article181 1936-03-04 2 Submarine Worked By Radio Victoria, 8.C., Feb. 28. A STORY of a new "mystery" submarine, plans of which are "ultimately intended to be offered to the British Government," and of a plot to steal them by what may be a foreign spy ring is reported here. The vessel181 words
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Article102 1936-03-04 2 Before the Acting Chief Justice m the Ist Court at 11 a.m. Assizes:— No. B— Rex vs. Tan Soon Thian. No. 13— Rex vs. Chan Hok Tek and Tan Soon Thian. No. 14 Rex vs. Lim Boon Kee. No. s— Rex vs. V. P. Vadivclu. No.102 words
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Advertisement78 1936-03-04 2 G I |D T "THIS MILK KEEPS JM|HM^ B REFRIGERATION!" w <_1V? 1 0 rpav Klim Powdered for all uses. Recommended B 1 Whole Milk— the milk bydartortforeventhefhul--5 that keeps. Klim is pure, est babies. If your dealer U fresh milk— only water is does not carry Klim, send us78 words
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Advertisement33 1936-03-04 2 «J. sj. t 1 I GUMMING UP OF PISTON RINGS j UNNECESSARY OVERHAULS WILL BE PREVENTED t t By Using i j Shell Motor Oils j I Be up to date Shellubricate j33 words
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Article171 1936-03-04 3 COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER Commemoration Qf Great Reign p\BINET consideration is being 1/ given to the erection of a suitable memorial m London to commemorate the wonderful 25 years' reign of King George (says a London report). It is inevitable that the consideration will be171 words
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Article185 1936-03-04 3 Fidelity Cannot Be Exaggerated London, Feb. 28. A REMARKABLE tribute to his favourite dog "whose devotion and fidelity to me. are incapable of exaggeration" is contained ln the will of Mr. Frederick Weaver Lewis, of Sealyham House, Protneld, Haverfordwest. Famous m his district as a dog lover,185 words
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Article26 1936-03-04 3 The average tec of the iudr-e: of the King s Bench la fi?. it was recently suggested that a retiring age of 72 should oe fixed.26 words
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Article127 1936-03-04 3 Decline In December Figures New York, Mar. 1. MEW York reports a decline m the exH port trade of the United States for December with an increase m the im- ports. There has been a notable loss m the exports of raw materials, which aggregated £16.538.000 compared127 words
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Article17 1936-03-04 3 Mr. If. R. Telosias. the Peruvian Consul ar Hcngkong, is m Singapore to inspect the Consulate here.17 words
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Article, Illustration185 1936-03-04 3 His Lounge Suit: Bride Wears Veil DRIVING to church m a motor-car Chief Tshekedi. head of tho Bamangwato tribe m the Bechuanaland Protectorate, and wealthiest native bachelor south of the Equator, was married to Bagakgametse Sekgoma, daughter of his father's half-brother. The marriage took place with Christian rites185 words
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Article157 1936-03-04 3 Johannesburg To Hold Big Exhibition Liverpool, Mar. 1. TO draw attention to the value to British commercial and industrial firms of the Empire Exhibition, to be held m Johannesburg from September next to the following January, Captain WAT. Singe is m Liverpool on behalf of the chairman157 words
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Article18 1936-03-04 3 Eighty aviation companies took part m the recent exhibition m London of apparatus ar.d equipment for civil aerodromes.18 words
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Advertisement31 1936-03-04 3 I THE SOLE GENUINE IIOSKOPI PATENT WATCHES INTRODUCED MILLIONS 70 years Ljk^^miq IN USE AGO KmAk^jM J TO-DAY See the new displays at all dealers. Sole Agents: Wdll MoiltOr Ltd. SINGAPORE31 words
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Advertisement61 1936-03-04 3 stop;'7r_m scalp sTAimtrnj^ NATURAL HAIR CULTURE Coos to the Root of Hair Trouble. From all Chemists and High Class Hair-dressers. So!** Distributors* RAHAMIN PENHAS, Singapore. .5. j "MAX UOiV* j < v 7' S\v r\ J*?/', ■.*^?.;\S\l I I N&££gs^ j R \!»ID-HARDENING CEMENT +m~~ P J* THE HALL-MARK OF61 words
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Miscellaneous176 1936-03-04 3 To-day In Singapore HIGH TIDES:— 7.24 a.m., 9.47 p.m. CAPITOL:— "Mutiny on the Bounty," with Charles Laughton and Clark Gable, etc. PAVILION:— "Where's George" (Sydney Howard). ALHAMBRA:— "Our Little Girl" (Shirley Temple). RITZ: Geyiang:— "La Defense" (Egyptian Talkie) 6.15 and 9.00 p.m. REGAL:— "La Defense" (Egyptian Talkie) 6.00 and 9.15176 words
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Advertisement345 1936-03-04 4 JS. 8 occc^-_r&SOfforq^cr_sU(woqmp23£ar^3e3^P 3^gg2 *< r _^rtfi-P_BD"j i>-sr t jW_.-MWg>?3J_3 ►f^-n»r_f- >, IPPQ" sa otrtrDrpS^c os§<w 2 o o 3 5 •ar>3°s ?sc-ft !f i^syH};*, *}ifl5 6 3lIlt«« L f!ltlf'S •.^o— 5333 ff ff" 3- 2? H ~£__.ffaar\ IS J 3osa w ft3gpg.» *Ss.**3ft£- sS. Ea* w c ~oo 3345 words
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Article1068 1936-03-04 5 FRASER CO.'s SHARE LIST Singapore, Tuesday, 5 p.m. Bayers. Sellers 'Aver Weng ($1) BangrinTin 19s. 6d. 20s. 3d Batu Selangor $1) .98 .96 cmndenang (£> 13 6 14b Hitam Tin (50 cts.) .43 .46 Hon^Fatt ($1) 100 1.05 cd Son- Kong Tin (55.) 14s. 3d. 15s. 3d. Idri? Hvds <ss)1,068 words
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Article187 1936-03-04 5 Heavy Italian Losses In 1935 Rome, Mar. 1. IT was stated m authoritative Italian political circles that the disequilibrium of the Italian trade balance had led to steady outflow of gold from Italy, but it was regarded as significant that the outflow of gold for 1935 was less187 words
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Article108 1936-03-04 5 Slowness Of Hastings Services London, Feb. 28. IN the House of Lords Lord Kilmaine called attention to the electric service on the Southern Railway and especially to that between London and Hastings and Brighton and Hastings. He complained of the slowness of the trains Lord Rockley, as senior108 words
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Article257 1936-03-04 5 Three Pleas By Mr. Lim Keng Lian (By Our Chinese Correspondent.) IN his address to the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce at the twentieth annual general meeting held last Sunday, Mr. Lim Keng Lian, the president, made three pleas to the members, namely: 1. He urged that257 words
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Article42 1936-03-04 5 Professor V. E. Hendershot, M.A., of the Seventh Day Adventist Mission, arrived m Penang on Thursday to assume charge of the church m Penang. On Saturday he delivered a lecture on the subject: "The Message of the Hour" at 140, Burmah Road.42 words
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Advertisement47 1936-03-04 5 A Famous Operetta becomes a Brilliant British Film! Screening at the CAPITOL Next Week j The Vivacious Golden-Voiced Singer. GITTA ALPAR m "I GIVE MY HEART" -_______-_______-______^____»^______B_i--M_W-M-B--»nW-W-M_-M--_BB----'' Adapted from the Operetta "The DUBARRY" Magnificent Costumes and Settings! With OWEN NARES, HUGH MILLER, GIBB McLAUGLIN and MARGARET BANNERMAN47 words
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Advertisement34 1936-03-04 5 jf/2 iH _B ..taw' _hO__* 1 1 IK.! I ■#'<•___*_'»'•_£ _£<_ <$^Pw|_fift*^^^ -j^W _fl _X _Pti.ii <xtfs^ _^H _L •JR P^_ _Pr —_-i y_3__< 9_^_. M3K: _n _fl_r_l j^W^^^m^U^^yj^^in^-^ iii n_ji niMif ■if £jH Next Change34 words
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Article150 1936-03-04 6 Arrested Through A Dream Prague. A DREAM has led to the arrast of a man at Opava, Czechoslovakia. The man had been taken to hospital after an unsuccessful attempt to kill himself. His injuries were not serious. During his first night m hospital he had a dream150 words
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Article459 1936-03-04 6 LECTURE TO ROTARY Medium Waves Are Best Singapore, Tuesday. MR. E. 0. Willoughby gave a lecture on Broadcasting at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club to-day at the Adelphi Hotel Roof Garden. His talk was illustrated by several blockboard diagrams. Proposing a vote of459 words
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Article165 1936-03-04 6 No Firing Squad For Rebels Shanghai, Feb. 29. THE Japanese General Kashii has cryptically announced that the officers and men who participated m the outbreak will be treated as mutineers. The meaning of this is uncertain but it seems unlikely that any will have to face a firingReuter Wireless - 165 words
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Advertisement311 1936-03-04 6 •^••©•©•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••ji t UNPRECEDENTED ENTHUSIASM AT YESTERDAY'S j MEMORABLE OPENING of this Great Epic g S r —I HOLIDAY MATINEE TO-DAY CAPITOL I at 3 p.m. f j r— Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's gI 3 SHOWS DAIL\ Smash ing, Record-breaking Adventure -MUTINY o* the BOCOTY^ 1 m 9 mm- _H_P -ShH H»'..-:_| JL i311 words
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Article, Illustration479 1936-03-04 7 Boast Of Film Technicians "There is nothing you can ask for that we cannot provide." This optimistic and all-inclusive statement, recently made by a California executive, could very probably be applied to only one business m the world— a modern talking picture producing company. The public demand479 words
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Article25 1936-03-04 7 Ann Sothern has never s?en her home town, Valley City, North Dakota. Hei mother had merely stopped over m thc town during a concert tour.25 words
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Advertisement241 1936-03-04 7 I UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRO NAGE OF HIS EXCELLENCY, SIR THOMAS SHENTON WHITELEGGE THOMAS, K.C.M.G., 0.8. E. SINGAPORE FLOWER SHOW 1936. will be held at THE NEW WORLD, Jalan Besar, on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, the 3rd 4th and sth days of April, 193 b. from 12 noon until midnight.241 words
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Advertisement214 1936-03-04 7 T/tt: StfOtF FOR LAUGHS! Z j£ /y "N OPENING TO-DAY ]j. t PavilioN lr^<X t 1" \(C 72. MATINEE AT 3.15 T X V I He was the hope of his side «J» J /^Sj^ SYDNEY J HOWARD t X THE POPULAR AND INIMITABLE PURVEYOR OF MIRTH IN «S» X214 words
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Article, Illustration342 1936-03-04 8 DICK POWELL AND RUBY KEELER In "Shipmates Forever DICK POWELL and Ruby Keeler are again co-starred m the new Cosmopolitan drama-with-music, "Shipmates Forever." The famous screen lovers who made their first hit m "42nd Street," following it with "Gold Diggers Of 1933," "Flirtation Walk" and other screen successes, appear mMayer starring - 342 words
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Article68 1936-03-04 8 FIFTY people got jobs In the movies recently just for a laugh These people sat m the front seats of an opera house set and laughed when the director game them the signal. It was for a comic scene m "Give Us This Night", Jan Kiepura's first68 words
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Article58 1936-03-04 8 "There's no place like horne and no food like home cooking!" The first thing the world-famous opera and screen star did after her tumultous welcome back to Hollywood was to doff her travelling clothes, don an apron, slip into the kitchen of her Beverly Hills home and prepare a "home-cooked"58 words
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Article609 1936-03-04 8 Lionel Barrymore Celebrates LIONEL Barrymore's celebration of his twenty-fifth year m pictures Is of interest to millions of admirers, but to none more than the youngsters of the screen. They are the younger players who received their start through, or owe rriich of their success to609 words
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Article28 1936-03-04 8 Grantland Rice, well known sports writer and newspaper man, will arrive m Hollywood soon to visit his daughtc-* Florence Rice, screen star under con tract to Columbia Studios.28 words
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Advertisement56 1936-03-04 8 THE WORLD'S SCREEN DARL- I -^3- ING IN HER GREATEST AND i ■f^V^PV I"l__^__fi-SI HAPPIEST PICTURE THAT I ~J__\ W ___^^^M YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING TO __L^"_/a^ I i P9P__b_h_b__p4P4 p__p SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN A ROLE THAT WILL FURTHER ENDEAR HER TO GEYLANG AND KATONG 'FANS Little Colonel FOX FILMS'56 words
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Advertisement137 1936-03-04 8 Grand Theatre WEW WORLD 7.30 TO-NIGHT 9.30 THE SUPER SERIAL THRILLER 66 Queen of the Jungle m 12 Smashing Chapters with REED HOWES 2nd Half Serial (Final) (Next Change: "TARZAN THE FEARLESS" j THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE CORPORATION LIMITED. t (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements) J FIRE, MARINE, MOTOR, ACCIDENT137 words
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Article435 1936-03-04 9 DWARF BLUE SHEEP Expedition Gets Photographs MEMBERS of the Royal Asiatic Society m London had the pleasure recently of listening to a lecture given by a second member of the Dolan Expedition, Mr. Ernst Schafer, who, as chief zoologist, had many interesting facts to offer on435 words
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71 1936-03-04 9 London. k GIFT of £10,000 has been made by the A Pilgrim Trust to Toynbee Hall, Whitechapel, pioneer social settlement m the East End of London. Mr. Stanley Baldwin, Prime Minister, m a letter to the settlement on tne occasion of the Golden Jubilee dinner71 words
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Article28 1936-03-04 9 Eleanore Whitney, sensational tap dancer, has been called m from her first location trip filming Paramount's Timothy's Quest," to appear on a coast-to-coast radio programme.28 words
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Article312 1936-03-04 9 Just A Matter Of Mental Telepathy London, Feb. 28. I HAVE Just had a chat with perhaps the most amazing Australian girl ever born— she can "see" with her eyes shut and, blindfolded, can read what is m one's mind, writes a correspondent. Mile. D'Alba's powers have312 words
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Article53 1936-03-04 9 JULIE BELGA, a servant of Hungary, has been sentenced to three months' imprisonment for stealing her mistress's false teeth. Her defence was this: "I stole her false teeth at night and threw them away. She gave me no food and I wanted her not to be able53 words
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Article, Illustration21 1936-03-04 9 A picturesque church m a little-known corner of Czccho* lovakia. A co ntry with a wealth of scenery and historic interest.21 words
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Article23 1936-03-04 9 It has been suggested m London that m future the East Carriage Load m Hyde Park should be known as King George's Way.23 words
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Article252 1936-03-04 9 Man Who Left Fortune To Missions Leeds, Feb. 28. GAY, happy, rich and carefree, Robert Arthington, a young man m his twenties, fell m love. He was a man almost any girl would have cared to wed. He could give her position, power and wealth, Ufe looked252 words
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Article131 1936-03-04 9 Joke Leads Digger To Fortune Melbourne, Feb. 28. OLD-TIME prospectors, who put a "greenhorn" they were trying to fool en the track of a fortune, are recalled m reminiscences of "gold rush" days by the Deputy-Master of the Melbourne Mint, who is retiring after 50 years' service.131 words
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Article309 1936-03-04 9 Death Of Noted Authoress MRS. Charlotte Mansfield, the first woman to cross Central Africa has died at her home m Tulse Hill, South-East London, after a long illness. She was a wen-known authoress and pioneer of women s travel. In her journey across Africa, she followed309 words
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Article62 1936-03-04 9 London, Feb. 28. RING Edward VIII. will have as his personal detective Inspector Storier, who attended upon him for some time while he was Prince of Wales. Inspector Storier was the officer who accompanied the Prince of Wales, as he then was, on his visit to Argentina. He62 words
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300 1936-03-04 10 The MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Wednesday, Mar. 4, 1936 IS IT PEACE? WITH the news that the imposition of oil sanctions has once again been postponed, comes a report that the Emperor of Abyssinia has made peace overtures to Italy through Great Britain. It is urgently to be hoped that the300 words
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Article, Illustration578 1936-03-04 10 MEMBERS of Parliament are becoming anxious about the delay m the development of Malaya's National Park for which a huge area on the borders of Perak, Pahang and Kelantan has been set aside. The subject had one of its periodical airings m the House of Commons recently, when578 words
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Article254 1936-03-04 10 Mr. C. E. P^sgler, General Manager, Whiteaway Laidlaw and Co., Ipoh, has returned from Home. *T* <fr* *f* Last Friday Mr. R. H. St. Amory won the golf championship of the Royal Bangkok Sport's Club for the tenth time. B rji Mr. A. E. Sanger-Davies, of the Malayan Forest254 words
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Article360 1936-03-04 11 ELECTRIC SKY SIGNS Not Enough In Singapore Singapore, Tuesday. A LTHOUGH advertising, and out-door advertising m particular, takes an important place m the business and commercial life of Singapore, local advertisers, unlike their counterparts m London and elsewhere, appear to be fighting shy of sky-signs. Since360 words
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Article35 1936-03-04 11 Three men lost their lives m Kiluhusi Colliery. South Yorkshire, as the result W a sudden rush of gas. off the coai lace. All night rescue operations were carried out before tl.e bodies were "•covered.35 words
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Article, Illustration326 1936-03-04 11 Hubert Wilkins In Submarine Adelaide, S. Aust. IS Sir Hubert Wilkins Is a native of A this state there was much Interest m the statement by John H. Lundbeck, electrical engineer of the American motor-ship New Orleans, while the vessel was at Port Adelaide, that the famous326 words
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Article35 1936-03-04 11 A sum of £60,000 is to be spent m Britain by the Milk Marketing Board m conjunction with the National Milk Publicity Council, on a nation wide advertising campaign to promote the sale of milk.35 words
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Article214 1936-03-04 11 lings ruthless and craven, often drugcrazed agents of a system m which there is no honour or mercy. "I find nothing m the press to encourage crime, but plenty to warn you and me that the savage elements of American society must be destroyed." Mr.214 words
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Advertisement40 1936-03-04 11 PHONE ;*33 x-JtS GOODWOOD The most charmingly situate Hotel m th. IsUtBlL Ideal for permanent residents RESTAURANT Table d'hote and a la carte. COCKTAIL BAR LOUNGE TENNIS. Special Dinner Dance on Thursday, March 5. DINERS $1.50. NO AFTER-DINNER ADMISSION CHARGE.40 words
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Advertisement85 1936-03-04 11 TO-DAY TIFFIN $1.00 Potage Parmentier Fried Fish Remonlade Sauce Grilled Toumedos Nicoise French Beans Sautee Pototo Cold Meat ft Salad Vanilla Ice Cream Cheese, Fruit, Coffee. Try Our SPECIALTIES. FRESH a Prawn Hors D'Oenvre Varies "Capitol" Baked Alasca ft A Choice of over 100 other dishes. THONE 4906. —-ammmmmmmmmmmmammamaaammmmmmaammmmmmammmw Tollana85 words
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Article, Illustration23 1936-03-04 12 r:T~?'s evening Pike fishermen n< n'a blood needs to run red to withst fi^h 1 nr.d the landing of a good23 words
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Article, Illustration139 1936-03-04 12 OIL ENGINE CAR'S FIRST TRIAL. Capt. George Eyston announces that the first official trial of his licw all-British oil engine car. the- "Flying Spray" will take place at Pendine Sands, Carmarthen. Capt, George Eyston's new oil engine car, Flying Spray, photographed at Maida Vale. London, (also below).139 words
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Article, Illustration110 1936-03-04 13 I besi bin la during the cold winter months. ak r river-side. The joy of thc who wi) brave the elements. to. of the Guides of India, who received Buckingham Palace after the Investiture. Bi* squadrons ol bombers were launched agahvt London and V inhern air bases ta110 words
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Advertisement17 1936-03-04 13 V r_^i>t/ 3^*d*ri*riL wL ZfiauoLit^ J^a^^L £Oo^kj Key -^>^ J fooe IJJlwann W KolHl^ P_<xce 5i •n«^po*«' t17 words
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Article, Illustration857 1936-03-04 14 Let's Shake Up A COCKTAIL AT the average pahlt party m Singapore, a real shaken up cocktail is about the last thing that one expects to find. Is that from laziness or are people really so alarmed at the thought of what a cocktail will do to them? The ordinary857 words
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Advertisement12 1936-03-04 14 MAISON PERM LADIES 1 HAIRDRESSERS. 79 Stamford Road. Tel. 4610. CORNER HOUSE12 words
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Advertisement90 1936-03-04 14 1 rctu/ cle Cou<nci i -2__L_________»^-«_B-_«-***M*_B-_ii«-_r M. Weinberg, 74, Robinson Rd. ■-•■'M-frS^* C* ira i -3?!' !f -^fc&W ■'< A^w.-. jfc ♦^§>'V^?|C *v^%^ *^Cik__|____F :!f^Make certain 7 your light j^ Summer meals j-jgsS^gK are compete m T'OVALTINEni x x I I unlikrumiabm nUUltlVe VaiUC does not contain 1 SmSfifi by90 words
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Article109 1936-03-04 15 Pleasing combinations are: Mix cooked green peas, asparagus tips diced carrots and sour cream mayonnaise. Serve on crisp lettuce. (2) Endive hearts on crisp lettuce with minced chives and French dressing. (3) Mix sliced tomatoes and sliced raw or cooked cauliflower with savoury French dresing. (4) Mix diced109 words
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556 1936-03-04 15 DORK chops have stepped up-wonder--1 fully within the past few years. And why not? A more savoury, tender, delicate dish than a well browned, tastily seasoned, temptingly served pork chop with its accompanying rich hued gravy £nd correct garnish, it would indeed556 words
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Article55 1936-03-04 15 Steaming eye glasses— this is an annoyance that can be easily remedied if you will moisten the tips of the Angers and rub them over a cake of soap. Then rub them over both sides of the lens and polish as usual. Cold cream and vaseline is also good. Clean55 words
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Advertisement55 1936-03-04 15 A TOURIST'S SHOPPING GUIDE SILK STORE SILK STORE OF High Reputation Tajmahal Store j 23 High St., Tel. 3849. HAIRDRESSER Ip^y I The Best Add- II ess f° r modern 1 I __3_ Hairdressing 35 Stamford Rd. Proprietor: T. Koov, Tel. 4807. <• EYES Qualified Eye Specialists. Eye Examinations. Eyeglasses.55 words
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Advertisement103 1936-03-04 15 to RESTAURANT ii j Real European i Food Come and have your steak cook- i ed as you like it on an open charcoal grill by JOHN, Singa- pore's leading Chef. OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT j Arcade Restaurant j CoUyer Quay, Phone 4825. CHEMIST FEED TOUR DOG WITH SPILLERS Dog Biscuits103 words
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Advertisement139 1936-03-04 15 LUGGAGE CARRIER SINGAPORE LUGGAGE CARRIER CO. Baggage Contractors Forwarding > Booking. Agents for F.M.S. f I Railways. i Baggage Agents for:— J J Blue Funnel Line J East Asiatic Line (Nederland Line BIS.N. Co., Ltd., I etc.. etc. I Tel. Address:- "LUGGAGE' l PHONE 2428 or call Union Bldg. I139 words
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Article100 1936-03-04 16 For Port Swettenham, Penang, Negapatam, Karikal, Porto Novo, Cuddalore, Pondicherry and Madras. Leave Singapore. RAJULA Mar. 12 ROHNA Mar. 26 For Bangkok. KOLA Mar. 7 KISTNA Mar. 14 For Penang, Rangoon Calcutta. KAROA Mar. 5 KARAGOLA Mar. 13 Special two monthly Holiday return tickets issued from Singapore100 words
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Article61 1936-03-04 16 FOR HONG KONG, AMOY, SHANGHAI AND JAPAN. Tonnage Leavers SIRDHANA 8,000 Mar. 12 SHIRALA 8,000 Mar. 26 TILAWA 10,000 Apr. 9 FOR PENANG AND CALCUTTA. TILAWA 10.000 Mar. 7 SANTHIA 8,000 Mar. 21 TALMA 10,000 Apr. 4 Special Holiday Return Tickets to China and Japan issued61 words
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Article, Illustration28 1936-03-04 16 Mrs. S. C. Chan, of Malacca is leaving by the Scharnhost to join her husband m Hong Kong. They are on a trip around the world.28 words
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Article167 1936-03-04 16 rE N.Y.K. Express Liner, Terukuni Maru will arrive m Singapore at daylight to-morrow, sailing for Hongkong, Shanghai and Japanese ports at daylight the following day. Passengers from Europe, disembarking here are.— Mr. F. W. Allen, Miss Altmann, Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. Benj afield, Col. the Hon E.167 words
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Article66 1936-03-04 16 THE Governor of Cochin China, M. Pierre Pages was a passenger on board the Chenonceaux yesterday, coming from Saigon, accompanied by Madame Pages. Passengers disembarking here were Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Iglesias, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lefebore, Mr. A. Lund, Mr. and Mrs. Elminger, Mr. Alexander Bryan, Mr. Robert66 words
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Article62 1936-03-04 16 THE Lloyd Triestino Navigation Co., Ltd., announce that, with the sailing of the Victoria leaving Singapore on April 2, passengers will be able to book straight through to Barcelona. The Victoria will go from Genoa to Barcelona and back again. The additional fare to Barcelona will be62 words
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Article22 1936-03-04 16 Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Riley have now 'settled down near Weymouth, where their address is: "Kubu" 1, Lodmoor Avenue, Radipole, Weymouth.22 words
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Article272 1936-03-04 16 SCHARNHORST FOR CHINA FE North German Lloyd Scharnhorst which arrives ta Singapore this morning from Europe will sail at daylight to-morrow for Manila, Hongkong, Shanghai and Japan. Mr. W. Berg, who with Mrs. Berg has been visiting his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Grautoff here, is sailing272 words
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Article113 1936-03-04 16 THE ms Meonia of the Danish Eas* Asiatic Co. sailed yesterday morning at daylight for Malacca, Penang and European ports. The following passengers embarked here: Mrs. G. Greek, Mr. W. H. A. Dalton, Mrs. D. D. Gair, Miss M. and Master W. Gair, Mr. and Mrs.113 words
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Advertisement315 1936-03-04 16 •*m*%Kl^mW tl" _f_^T ll Ok \sJ and BRITISH INDIA P. O. S. COS SAILINGS, OUTWARDS. Due Tonnage Spore. Tonnage Spore. 1936 1936 BANGALORE 6,000 Mar. 12 SOUDAN 6,500 May 6 NALDERA 16,000 Mar. 13 RANPURA 17,000 May 8 CARTHAGE 15,000 Mar. 27 RAWALPINDI 17,000 May 22 BHUTAN 6,100 Apr. 9315 words
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Article91 1936-03-04 17 SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Godown Gate No. Suisang 22 1 \Tuinam ~u 1 Hakone Maru Is Pulan JJ J Burdwan JJ J At h Hies W 1 Kamses I Corneville T > Karoa San Francisco Maru 5 4 Srharnhorst 3 4 KEPPEL HARBOUR91 words
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Article168 1936-03-04 17 Cruises To Distant Lands London ,Feb. 28. AS was confidently expected, the popularity of cruising has now extended as to include round voyage to distant Knds The New Zealand round voyage is about the longest possible-25,000 mites -_.nd yet the Shaw, Savlll Line reports that the ships Mataroa168 words
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Advertisement232 1936-03-04 17 IURXS Pll HP LINEVWaa (Incorporated m Australia) U NEXT SAILINGS Due oaua Mar 28 Apr. a MARELLA A '2 8 Ma y 3. SjSffJU round trip Uckets from Singapore to Australia issued at thc may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne to the connecting KP.M. Vessel. $430 7 1232 words
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Advertisement519 1936-03-04 17 jA to french pORTS V V jf HOMEWARDS. V BOUGAINVILLE For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Dunkirk Mar. 4 CAP ST. JACQUES For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Si Bordeaux Mar. 6 ANGO For Marseilles, Havre, Antwerp Si Dunkirk Apr. 4 1 CAP PADARAN For Marseilles, Nantes, St. Nazaire Bordeaux Apr. 4 OUTWARDS519 words
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Miscellaneous110 1936-03-04 17 MAILS CLOSE Java and Southern Sumatra by Air (Netherlands) 7 a.m. Tandjong Pandan (Siberg) 8 a.m. Pengerang (Aik Soon) 9 a.m. Karimon (Tong Heng) 9 a.m. Western Canada and Western States of USA. (Achilles) 10 a.m. China (generally), Hoihow (Achilles) 10 a.m. Hongkong (Achilles) 10 a.m. Rengat and Tembilahan (Makasser)110 words
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Article, Illustration278 1936-03-04 18 Air Mail - Air Mail (By London, Feb. 20. TO-DAY we have three ravishing creations suitable for women of all ages; each gown lending itself admirably to a variety of different materials and colours. The first picture is of Miss Mary Brian, who is starring m278 words
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Article112 1936-03-04 18 Briton Flies To Aid Of Islanders Baltimore. r relieve the several hundred residents who are ice-bound on Smith and Tangier Island m Lower Chesapeake Bay, an aeroplane has set off carrying food, medical supplies and other necessaries. The machine, which took off from Philadelphia, Is piloted112 words
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Article53 1936-03-04 18 London, Mar. 1. CIR Archibald Mitchelson, Bart., who is a director of several important companies throughout the country, has been appointed chairman of the board of J. Samuel White and Co., Ltd., shipbuilders, of Cowes. Sir Archibald is also chairman of the Globe Shipping Co. and the53 words
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Article23 1936-03-04 18 The Postmaster-General recently stated m a speech that there are 9.000 more British Post Office employees now than there were a year ago.23 words
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Article105 1936-03-04 18 The total strength of the British Territorial Army at Jan. 1 was 121,057. 2.401 less than last year; the number of officers was 7.264, which is 1948 short of establishment. A very old footpath on the cliffs at Whitby fell into the sea recently when a landslide of 4,000 tons105 words
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Article109 1936-03-04 18 Messenger Held Up And Killed Melbourne. a STATE-WIDE man-hunt is proceed- Ing m Victoria for three gunmen who held up and seriously wounded a Treasury messenger, Edward Scrivens, m full view of the crowds m a busy street afterwards making off with the £1,800 which he was carrying.109 words
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Article28 1936-03-04 18 A? King George was the patron of the Boy Scouts Association it has been decided that all Scout officers sball wear mourning when m uniform until further notice.28 words
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Article162 1936-03-04 18 Soviet Route Through Behring Straits Moscow. r. Soviet is to make a great effort to establish a naval line of communication between her European ports and the Far East through the North-East Passage. This, which is regarded as the only strategically safe route m the event of162 words
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Advertisement47 1936-03-04 18 fTSAJTfBEER J AND SUN STOUT J 9 THE I S <& A MOST WW p pular j REFRESHING j 'W^'wtKKMmk DR,NK s j Still the best and the s Cheapest m the market. j i Sole Importers: MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA LTD. X.P.M. CHAMBERS, No. 1, FINLAYSON GREEN SINGAPORE.47 words
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Advertisement196 1936-03-04 19 i jQjfav oß__J_Jt- j:^B_- *^*-^Bff___ii_Hf^- *^3B£ -S^^_-ffi£ 'ii^'v- ,-s s';y jgBBBBl_ Rs s^Hj ______-%^"-ic_<BJ_l_^_.''' _"y x**v _"> o_>M-o^___rf**^ofl^f v _ffiHLjj^y** v _______ty-'*^" -________BM'i*?"*^Talttjo_B jSHpMF Jmm mm; J_\_\ the -dS^I Seven Open Ej V comfortable four Wffl r small car with all weather MMfTrittMiiifiyoMf ii ll? r equipment. This is without196 words
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Miscellaneous550 1936-03-04 19 ION THE RADIO t ßritish Empire Programme Transmission 2: GSG 16.86 metres n 9 mes.) from 6.20 pjn. to 7.35 p-m. i^d alTo ~m 7.35 p.m fto 9.05 pan.; ?Sf 19 82 metres (15.14 mes.) from SS Tp.m -to 9.05 pan.; and GSB SLSS metres <9.51 mes.) from Ml P-m.550 words
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Miscellaneous185 1936-03-04 19 8.05 a.m. The News. 8.20 a.m. Close down. TRANSMISSION 2 6.20 p.m. Big Ben. The Victor Olof Sextet. Selection of Classical Waltzes (arr. Olof). The Cocoanut Shell Boat (Anthony Collins). Minuet m D (Mozart arr. Olof). From the Canebrake (Gardner). Lullaby (Cyril Scott). Russian Dance (Tchaikovsky). 6.50 p.m. An Organ185 words
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Miscellaneous210 1936-03-04 19 series of adventures of Jack and Jill. Book and lyrics by Alec McGill. Music by Jack Clarke. Production by William MacLurg 9.55 p.m. Light Orchestral Interlude. Marek Weber and his Orchestra: Freischutz Potpourri (Weber). 10.05 p.m. Talk: "Some Suggestions for the listener's Bookshelf." By Eric Gillett. 10 20 p m210 words
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Miscellaneous205 1936-03-04 19 no. 25) (Handeb. Overture; Menuet; Bourree; Entre-a::te; Loure; Coro. (2) Symphony concert ante for violin, cello, clarinet and fagot with orchestra, op 84 (Haydn). Allegro; Andante; Allegro con splrito. Eugenia Wellerson (violin); Mr. C. F. Driessen (cello) W. H. Schell (clarinet) D. van Zanten (fagot). Gramophone intermezzo. (3) Selections from205 words
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Article282 1936-03-04 20 Protection For Civilians \p AS-PROOF shelters capable of holding 50 people are one of the chief features m a Government scheme, to be issued shortly, for the protection of civilians m the London area from the effects of air raids. The scheme will place on the London County282 words
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Article164 1936-03-04 20 Examination Of Ships 9 Officers London, Mar. 1. A NOTICE issued by the Board of Trade to candidates for certificates of competency as master and first mate (foreign-going) reads as follows: "The concession announced m Notice No. 131 of December, 1933. and continued under the terms of Notice164 words
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Article21 1936-03-04 20 Dr. W. Puleston -Jones, of the Malayan Medical Service, has been seconded for service m Johore as Health Officer, Johore South.21 words
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Article21 1936-03-04 20 Op SUM metres (9.575 kcs.). Calluu VK3ME. Broadcasting on Wpdne'lav, Thursday, Frldnv and Saturday from 5.20 pm. to 7.20 ojn.21 words
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Article114 1936-03-04 20 Most Censored Author Why "Victoria Regina" Was Forbidden New York. I AM the most censored author m England," Mr. Laurence Housman, author of "Victoria Regina" the play about Queen Victoria which is now one of New York's greatest hits, has stated m an interview here. Mr. Housman declared that whereas114 words
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Article35 1936-03-04 20 Singapore, Monday According to a telegraphic communication from the Chief Inspector of Navigation at Batavia, the light-beacon on the Rokan River m lat. 2 deg. 9,O'N and Long. 100 deg. 35,5' E, is not burning.35 words
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Article23 1936-03-04 20 Lady Murison has returned to Singapore from her trip to the Cameron Highlands. She recently arrived from England to attend her daughter's wedding.23 words
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Article184 1936-03-04 20 No Flag Flown On Hitler Day Berlin. FIELD-MARSHAL Albrecht Duke of Wurtemberg, has incurred the wrath of the Nazi authorities for failing to fly the national or for that matter any other— flag on his official residence and offices two days ago, m honour of the third184 words
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Advertisement19 1936-03-04 20 _i__________________________________________________i m Sole Agents for Malaya: SIME, DARBY CO., LTD., Singapore Muar Malacca Seremban Kuala Lumpur Ipoh and Penang.19 words
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Miscellaneous501 1936-03-04 20 «>\ THE RADIO (Continued from page 19) 9.50 p.m. Musical potpourri. Close down. 11. J. Penang 49.33 Metres (6,080 kcs.) TO-DAY 7.00 p.m. Time Signal. 7.03 p.m. Day's Programme. 7.05 p.m. Recorded Variety Programme. 7.35 p.m. News Bulletin. 7.40 p.m. Recorded Brass Band Music. 8.00 o.m. Talk— "The Pronounciation of501 words
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Miscellaneous68 1936-03-04 20 Hour of the Young Nation. 9?op m. News m English on DJA and m Dutch on DJB. DJN. 9.35 om. To-day m Germany. Sound Pictures. 9 50 p.m. Four Ballards op. 10 by .Tohnnnes Brahms. At the Piano: Rudolf Mosler. 10.05 p.m. Symnhony Concert. Pianc Concerto m C minor: Symphony.68 words
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Article506 1936-03-04 21 ON VISIT TO SINGAPORE World Tour Of Observation Singapore, Tuesday. DR. R. H. Marioth, Research Horticulturist of the Department of Agriculture of the' Union of Squtli Africa, is m Singapore m the course of a trip round the world to study the growth of citrus fruits,506 words
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Article508 1936-03-04 21 Malay Fisherman's Ordeal Singapore, Tuesday. A GRIPPING story of how a Johore man was adrift m shark infested waters for 21 hours before beinp rescued by a passing ship, was told laa Malaya Tribune reporter this morning. Here is the story of the man, a 21508 words
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Article80 1936-03-04 21 Doncaster, Feb. 28. Because his conduct or language "tended to the effusion of blood" and was calculated to cause a breach of the peace, a Mexborough undertaker, who is also a member of the local Council, was bound over for two years under an Act of 1360. Defendant,80 words
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Article, Illustration263 1936-03-04 21 Singapore Vessel Sinks Cinjapore, Tuesday. MEWS has been received by the Ho Ff-rg Steamship Company that the«r motorship, the Hong Kent, has been destroyed by fire and supk at f eribeba, one of the neighbouring Dutch islands. The outbreak started on Friday morning at ten p'clock when263 words
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Article241 1936-03-04 21 Japan Is More Conciliatory Shanghai, Mar. 3. BEFORE his departure for Nankin z. Mr. Hsu Shi Ying, the Chinese Ambassador to Japan, conferred with Geneiai Tada, the commander-in-chief of thi Japanese forces m North China, at the Municipal offices m Tientsin. The latter did not insist on241 words
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Article36 1936-03-04 21 Mr. M. N. Nair, M.A., LLB., after a short sojourn and a comparative study of the various problems affecting Indians m this country, left Kuala Lumpur on Friday for Rangoon via Penang en route to India.36 words
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Advertisement28 1936-03-04 21 AT THE CAPITOL NEXT CHANGE— A Glamorous BRITISH Triumph— with a glamorous Russian Background MOSCOW NIGHTS ■win— win—- mmmmmmmmmmamamaawmammmmaammmaaag— With HARRY BAUR, LAURENCE OLIVIER and PENELOPE DUDLEY WARD.28 words
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Advertisement151 1936-03-04 21 DID YOU HEAR THAT GREAT NEWS ABOUT WILLIAM POWELL' SNEW PICTURE? All those glowing Hollywood rumours you've been hearing aboijt M.-G.-M.'s new William Powell picture "Rendezvous" are only HALF the real truth For once, Hollywood has been too modest We've just seen "Rendezvous." Honestly, it's twice as amusing as those151 words
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Article609 1936-03-04 22 ONE EVE OF OIL SANCTIONS Decision Likely Today London, Mar. 3. rERE is good reason to believe that a most important message from the Emperor of Abyssinia was received m London yesterday and transmitted to Mr. Anthony Eden at Geneva, states Mr. G. Ward Price, mBritish Wireless - 609 words
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Article486 1936-03-04 22 Fraser fif Neave Trounced GIVING one of the most sparkling displays of football seen this season, the Malaya Publishing House, runners- up m the commercial cup competition last year, trounced Fraser and Neave m the Commercial Cup competition on the former's ground to-day by 8486 words
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Article107 1936-03-04 22 Blackpool To Attract More Visitors Blackpool, Feb. 28. Blackpool wants to be an ultra-smart holiday resort, and is courting the favour of that class of visitor which has m the past sought the Spas. Hundreds of modern private hotels have been erected to accommodate this newly107 words
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Article141 1936-03-04 22 Fifteen Months Voyage Nears End Cardiff, Mar. 1. WHEN the British steamer Hartlepool reaches Cardiff shortly she will complete a voyage which has lasted 15 months. The vessel has arrived at Birkenhead and will later proceed to Cardiff where her crew will be paid off. The Hartlepool left141 words
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Article154 1936-03-04 22 Geneva May Make A New Appeal Geneva, Mar. 3. IT seems almost certain that the Committee of Thirteen will make a fresh appeal to the belligerents to end the war. The appeal will not be m the nature of an ultimatum but will press for a promptReuter Wireless - 154 words
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Article201 1936-03-04 22 "Imperial's" New Plans London, March, 2. AN extensive speeding up of Empire air malls and alterations ln the days of departures of mail 'planes from Croydon is announced by Imperial Airways. The effect of the changes will be to considerably red ice the time for exchangeReuter Wireless - 201 words
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Article110 1936-03-04 22 Alleged Attack On A British Ship Glasgow, Mar. 1. AN affair on board a British steamer ir. Ramtrarc Harbour on Hogmanay nlcht Mes behind a charge, hear at Glasgow Sheriff Court, against a young seaman, Robert Hamilton, of culpable homicide. James Wallace, the chief engineer of the ship110 words
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Advertisement76 1936-03-04 22 i (Crownlife j Insurance Company j ESTABLISHED 1900 I t Rt. Hon. Sir Robert L. Borden, r I PC, G.C.M.G., K.C., D.C.L., LLD. I i General Manager. j 1 President. j i i FOMF OFFICE:— TORONTO. CANADA 1 J Insurance m force exceeds 82«0,0©0,nOO.©0 j t MALAYAN OFFICE j I76 words
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Article616 1936-03-04 23 MONOPOLIES BEATEN Breeze Upsets Forwards Singapore, Tuesday. A STRONG breeze interfered with the Second Division soccer match between the Marine Department and the Government Monopolies at Anson Road to-day. Play was difficult throughout and it was only after an exciting second half which produced616 words
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Article54 1936-03-04 23 THE. first match m division one of the S.A.F.A. league is down for to-morrow, when the S.C.C. will oppose the Malays on the padang. The Club have played three first XI matches so far, and lost all three, the R.E. beating them s—l,5 1, the R.A.F., 3—254 words
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Article245 1936-03-04 23 (BY "CAPT. HAWK) Singapore, Tuesday. OVER one hundred horses were given fast work on the main track at Bukit Timah this morning m preparation for S.T.C. Spring meeting which opens on Saturday. The going was good and the following gallops wore specially interesting: Wee Jock (Haie)245 words
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Article32 1936-03-04 23 H Hayes, brother of B. Hayes, is another Jockey who will make his first appearance on Singapore Turf at the Spring Meet. He will probably ride for Major Fox.32 words
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Article37 1936-03-04 23 All of the F.M.S. 1935 vintage with one exception have been advanced to passed probationers, and all of the 1936 vintage with the exception of Mr J. Mc C. Barnes have arrived, states the Malayan Police Magazine.37 words
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Article, Illustration354 1936-03-04 23 !lOO\ LEONG DEFEATED IX FIRST ROIWR Singapore, Tuesday. pHUA Choon Leong, one of the I* Colony's leading singles players** was surprisingly beaten this afternoon, m the opening of the Y.M.CA. Open Invitation Tennis Tournament H.S.V. Ramaiya, a former Selangor354 words
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Advertisement37 1936-03-04 23 4^L\W _ifTTFf^Tl____L BW2W RACKETS or ww^MtttjJ^ RESTRINGING There is only If ONE KJ RELIABLE P5 PLACE ll QUEEN'S lii 3, Prince Street. 111 l Phone Telegrams 111 7634 "Tennis" English, Australian American Gut, only used. No other.37 words
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Advertisement23 1936-03-04 23 'GOIDENIII lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVAUir AUSTRALIAN BRANDY A HIGH QUALITY BRAND AT A LOW PRICE OUahuMe at alt first-daws stores. SOLE AGENTS GUTI-BlE^fe ws 10 mmmmmm23 words
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Miscellaneous131 1936-03-04 23 To-day's Ties To-Day being a holiday, play will commence at 4 p.m., and a number of matches have been arranged. The following are the ties: OPEN MENS SINGLES N S Wise vs. Yadi, Kamis vs. Dr. Wee, 1 A. Alsagoff vs. W. Warden. OPEN MEN'S DOUBLES Uchida and Yano vs.131 words
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Article181 1936-03-04 24 German Figures for Last Year Berlin, Mar. 1 ACCORDING to the statistics of the ■1 German iron and steel producer? published m the periodical Stahl U nri Risen, the German production of D m iron shows a slight fall both for thp whole month and per average181 words
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Article27 1936-03-04 24 Commander N. A. C. Hardy, who ha< been on special duty at Malta, is to tafc command again of H.M.S. Herald, surveying ship to the China Station.27 words
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Advertisement33 1936-03-04 24 f 1 THE j CALCULATOR jfl §L j "A MACHINE TO COUNT ON" j INEXPENSIVE TO PURCHASE j EFFICIENT IN OPERATION J SOLD SERVICED 1 S BY j 3, Malacca Street, SINGAPORE. j33 words
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