Morning Tribune, 4 April 1936

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    Masthead
    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL I.— No. 55. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, April 4, 1936. FIVE CENTS.
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  • Article
    BRITAIN WANTS NEGOTIATIONS
    940 1 nil. EDEN EXPLAINS TO COMMONS A PAUSE DESIRABLE SO MEW COMMITMENTS FOB BRITAIN ADDRESSING a crowded House of Commons yesterday the Foreign A Secretary Mr. Anthony Eden, said he told Herr von Ribbentrop that while the British Government had only had time for a preliminary examination of
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    33 1 A prize-winning exhibit by Mrs. Cherry at the Singapore Flower Show, which was opened yesterday at the Great World by His Excellency the Governor. (Report on page 3, prize list on page 21).
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    Mongolia
    179 1 Critical Question In The Border Troubles London, Apr. 3 THE only reassuring aspect of the situation on the Mongol-Manchu border is, paradoxically, the number of recent incidents, says the Times in a leader. Casus belli after casus belli, prompted by nothing more serious than local skirmishes, has b:en followed
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    BOLIVIA'S TIN
    226 1 Production Below Quota London, Apr. 3. IT is to be hoped that the case for permitting other countries to produce Bolivia's unfulfilled quota will be carefully considered by the International Tin Committee when it meets on April 22, says the monthly review of Messrs. Strauss and Co., metal
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    Great Success Of Flower Show
    748 2 FULL list of lhe awards in Ihe Flower Show is published in page 21 this morning. OPENING BY GOVERNOR Improvement In Exhibits Singapore. Friday. *j THINK I ran s.i\ quite d'imiteK tint ihaWl II 0 tins .irv increasing, the low <»t Ihc popalation of Singapore
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    ROTARIANS OF MALAYA IN CONFERENCE
    396 2 All Clubs Represented At Ipoh (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Apr. 3. ALL Rotary Clubs in the 80th dis--1 triet <d the Kotary International of Malaya. BiaSß and Indo-China are represented in the seventh annual eonferenei, which is the fast since Rotary in these parts
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    68 2 AN ordinance to amend the Silver Jubilee Fund (Singapore) Ordinance, 1936. will shortly be introduced into the Legislative Council. The principal Ordinance enacts that "all investments shall be made in the name of the Corporation." This provision is found to be too rigid. Many desirable investments are bearer securities. Investments
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    "MY WHOLE AIM IS PEACE"
    270 2 "MY WHOLE AIM IS PEACE King Edward's Declaration London, Apr. 2. HM. the King received. at Buckingham Palace this morning deputations numbering in all about 500 persons, bringing loyal addresses of congratulation on his accession from a score or more of privileged public bodies reDresenting all sections of the community.
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    New Empire Airway Plans
    579 3 UNKING WITH CLIPPERS Anglo-American Cooperation Sydney, Apr. 3. rpHE Daily Telegraph under- stands that discuss^ns regarding the flying boat service are proceeding on new lines invoking Australia's abandonment of the Darwin-Singapore section in favour of the DarwinNorth Borneo section, with branches to Manila, Hongkong, New Guinea,
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    Precedence Should Be Given To Stage Shows At Victoria Theatre
    540 3 Precedence Should Be Given To Stage Shows At Victoria Theatre A DISCUSSION on the Victoria Theatre was a feature of the last meeting of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association, according to the minutes which have just been issued. GENERAL DISCUSSION The minutes read as follows:— Resulting from
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    27 3 Mr. H. Weisberg. M.C.S., has been appointed to act as Treasurer, Straits Settlements. Mr. Weisberg has been acting M Under-Secretary to Government in th- a Federal Secretariat.
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    HAD RHEUMATIC PAINS FOR 25 YEARS
    183 3 His Arms Were Becomiz? Useless It was about 25 years ago that rheumatism first marked down this sufferer; and finally the day came when he could hardly lift his arms. But he found relief— here in this letter he tells the whole story:— "About
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      242 3 TTo^fljiv In Singapore High tides:— 9.2o a.m., 10.05 p.m. Boat Race Dinner, Adelphi Hotel, 8 p.m. FOOTBALL:— S.A.F.A. League. Div. 1, M.F.A. v. R.A.F.. Anson Road StaCRICKET:— S.CC I, v. S.R.C. I, Ist day, S.CC; S.CC v. S.R.C. 11, S.R.C; S.CR.C. I v. C.S.C. I, Ist day, S.C.R.C, 2 p.m.;
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  • Up-To-The Minute Financial News
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      THE LOCAL MARKET
      246 4 Business Is Slight 'Singapore, Friday morning. Rubber (Singipore) 26% cts., up M ct. Market Tone: Steady. Tin (Singapore) $103^; up $ty. Today's Prices:— I/mrion: V'-A., up l'l6d. Market Tone: Very Steady. New York: 15 1516 cts., unchangMarket Tone: Dull. LonaVm: Spot €214. up 10s.; three months SZftl,
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      COMMODITY PRICES
      113 4 Special London Cable (By Our Financial Correspondent) London, April 3. THK following were the closing 1 prices for rubber, tin, gold, silver, copra and wolfram: Market Tone: Steady. LONTJON RTTBrTER Spot: 7 17 32 (unchanged). July-Sept: 7 2132 (unchanged). LONDON TIN Spot: t'2l4'/< (up April-June: £205% (down LONDON
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      The Singapore Chamber Of Commerce
      102 4 Rubber Assn. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore. Friday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (FOB April) 26 716 26 2 Good R.A.Q. in cases FOB April W 26% 26 516 No. 1.X.R.5.8. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'pore* 26% 26% do. April 26% 26% do. May June 26%
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      LONDON AND NEW YORK STOCK PRICES
      306 4 London, April 3, 6.30 p.m. Share of £1 denomination unless 0 Previously Yesterday Rise or fall. War Loan, 3V 2 p.c M*% 1073 16 _i i 6 Ccm. Union Assce. (Units) H 1 Ii ***** Prudential Assce. "A" 37' 8 37> /4 1/ 4
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      26 4 •••■■■■lll i,,, „n, U intuitu INSTANCE COMPANY [M (Incorporated In New Zealand) fFire, Marine, Motor ■fl 'orkmen's Compensation. W. J. DEXTER, UftUffr.' net J, FTNLATSON ORHfcN.
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      44 4 THE YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK, LTD. (Established In 1880) Capital Subscribed (Fully P ald UP> Y.100.000,000 Reserve Fund Y.129,150.000 Head Office: YOKOHAMA SINGAPORE BRANCH, MEYER CHAMBERS RAFFLES PLACE. Mana er H. UNAOAMI Tel: No. 6049 Manager's Room 5921 5922 General Office 5923 6472 Compradore's Desk.
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    FRASER & CO.'s SHARE LIST
    951 5 FRASER CO.'s SHARE LIST Singapore, Friday, 5 p.m. Z% 1935 red. 1955-69 $625,000 Interest June 1, December 1 103 105c.i. F.M.S. LOAN f%% 1931 red. 1959 $16 000,000 Int. Jan. 1 July 1. 121% 122%c.i. 5% 1901 red. 1940 5400.000. Interest Mar. 31. Sept. 30 108 110 nor 4!b 1907
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    Weekly Rubber Reviews
    493 5 Weekly Rubber Reviews No Sign Of Movement Either Way THE market continues to fluctuate within narrow limits and as supplies here, due to the heavy March shipments, are below normal trading requirements, little business is passing, state Messrs. Lewis and Peat (S.), Ltd., in their weekly report dated Apr. 3
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    Transport Board
    236 5 Organisation Nearly Complete London, Mar. 29 STOCK Exchange circles were considerably interested by the contention of the Red Rover Omnibus Company, which has been taken over by the London Passenger Transport Board, that it should be allowed stock [it its nominal value, instead of cash, in settlement of
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      155 5 Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd. (Incorporated in Straits Settlements). SUCCESSORS TO THE CHINESE COMMERCIAL BANK, LTD., THE HO HONG BANK, LTD.. AND THE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANK, LTD. Authorised $40,000,000.00 Paid Up $10,000,000.00. HEAD OFFICE CHINA BUILDING. CHULIA STREET, SINGAPORE. LOCAL BRANCH: 458. NORTH BRIDGE ROAD. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Lee Kong Chian, Esq.,
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    15 6 Robert Donat in "The Ghost Coes West," coming to the Pavilion on Thursday, next week.
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    A Few Facts
    289 6 Huge Library Of Statistical Society How many cats are there in the British Isles? How much money is owed to tradespeople in this country? How many people have there been in the world since the beginIng? These are a sample of the questions asked of the Statistical
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    Philatelists Honour King
    100 6 Thc Philatelic Society of this capital paid a tribute to the memory of King George V at a special meeting and sent a menage of respectful greeting to King Edward viii The speakers were Mr Charles H Vaughan. an authority on the postal issues of Great Britain.
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    THE BIG GAMO OF LIFE
    180 6 Cherry Kearton's New Film PARAMOUNT will distribute Cherry K< arton's film. "The Big Gamo of Life." throughout Australia and New Zealand, according to negotiations which were finalised recently between the noted big game hunter and photograph''! and Mr. John E. Kennebeck. Managing Director of Paramount
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    Niece Of Millionaire Marries A Cowboy
    136 6 MISS Anne Gould, romantic grand- niece of the famous U.S. millionaire Frank Jay Gould, has been married again— to a cowboy who wore his cowboy clothes at their secret wedding. He is Herman Elsbury. and he lives at Cody. Wyoming. The marriage took place
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    WOMEN AND MAKEUP
    212 6 ''The Lonesome Pine" MOT one in a thousand women wen r u face makeup properly They eith' r Flap it on with a lavish hand or leav their faces completely uncmbcllishci 1 ard unbeautiful. Sam Kaufman. Hollywood's outstanding colour makeup man. who has worked on virtually every
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    NEW BISHOPS
    143 6 THREE new Bishops were consecrated at St. Paul's Cathedral recently and the King's approval to the translation of a fourth was announced. Fifteen Bishops in scarlet and ermine assisted the Archbishon of Canterbury at the consecration. The Ven. A. E. J. Rawlinson, Canon of Durham Cathedral and Archdeacon
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      140 6 I:;" Ml th«' Thrills of TRADER HORN" combined with the exotic;?; v.* be.Kity of "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY 6 *JK|^| ALII A. Mil lI A O ***'-LmM-». SPECIAL MATINEES 9 4 DAILY 115 r 1 p I 115 NIGHTLY 115 #^^*U THE LAST! PAGANS" 1 wmMWmm\mm 9 -A^v J" ''^^V
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    Royal Funeral
    237 7 Children Not Allowed To See Film ABOIT 100 tWMW" vho attend Tintwhistle (Cheshire Parish Chnreh school «ere demed the op portnnity of seem, the itinera, of K...K < r be Ti'ev"' .ha', "Chilians shou.d never go to the pictures. ThP nrcvv-ic'or of the lorfi 1 Cinema i 1
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    17 7 Inspector A. E. Jakeman, who nas just returned from leave with Mrs. Jakeman, is stationed at Sitiawan.
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      198 7 CI N EMA mwmW <l fl^^ B^L J I PAVILION CAPITOL r wf ga Sally Eilers, playing opposite Eddie George Artta and Ge.« e Gerrard in Cantor at the Capitol. "The Guvnor" now showing at the TO -MGHT:- Strike Me Pink" with 1 Fav,llon Eddie Cantor. TO-NIGHT:-The Guvnor. with CHANGE-
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      160 7 PAVILION 3.15-615-9.15 TO-DAY i .j. <• J THE SCREEN'S GREATEST ACTOR IN HIS BRITISH COMEDY TRIUMPH! ■in— in i■■ in— T I W/'mmmA A- '\S. <i Si /■p^^BfyC^y.- ___________________BoP_________________ a mS''- \jsStt''^7XS9^T^m n 0 0 •"•_ff*f* a _i l_ _*t >ar y~_ _Mr _r_fe'- :^I9 TRAVEL WITH HIM \ND WITNESS
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    Killing Not To Be Punished
    733 8 DUELLING IN GERMANY The Spirit Of Honour HVrlin lUl\ I.l \<. in a duel uill not he I punishable eaTence Bi Gevsaaaj if prevattini Nasi sentiment finds expression in the revision of the criminal ease mow under consideration. Throughout its history the honour duel has
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    42 8 A photograph of a two-hour fire at .Morton College, Oxford, when a part of the (>7O-year-old institution was badly damaged. Members of the staff and undergraduates, who formed an emergency fire squad, were -hie to save many of the documents and books.
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    A NEW RACKET
    132 8 Bootlegging Of New York. ANEW form of bootlegging nas grown up in America. The authorities are afraid to act. for they know that if they do there will be riots. Fourteen thousand destitute coal miners help themselves to five million tons of hard coal every year and
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      73 8 IMVrKSU.s MOST I .WISH "■■■■■■bbbbbbbi ■hbb-m-b-mbi ITIMISKAI ROM.WCF! |SHW MmMm^^^^^JL ma SFF n Dollar I ishion _Bsll^r^^^^P^B^lSil -"'^Parade! The Sara Mildred N "if Pvf^J^^^ Mi *T 'Apassionata* Dance Sensation fr W FRANK PARKER TAMARA_ J^k> 10 VM SI1( W SI'NDAY NEXT JK Children's Cartoon Matinee «U Presenting Splendid Programme of
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      163 8 GRAND THEATRE (New World) MATINEES TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW AT 2 30 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS "THE PRIVATE LIFE OF DON JUAN" "MADAME DU BARRY" with Dolores Del Rio Prices 10c, 20c, and 30c r ■•'■•l"f!iiiiiii|;:ii I iimiiiiiii i iiii|iiinii.|!i|!iiii|rr tiiiin jMuiiiii.liiliiliiliitiilir m m j THE EASTERN UNITED ASSURANCE j CORPORATION LIMITED. j
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    Mails Over The Atlantic
    670 9 GERMANY'S AIR LEAD The Queen Mary's Schedule BKITTSH airmen in a British machine made the first direct V„tli Atlantic crossing seventeen wars ago. Within three weeks of tli'tt great event a British airship ertftWfti the North Atlantic, and was the first airship to cross any big
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    243 9 I UNDER THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE 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, 1936. from 12 noon until midnight. OPENING DAY— Noon
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    30 9 Chancellor Hitler (right) and Dr. Josenh Ooebbels, Minister of Propaganda (dark spectacles) at the Garmisch Stadium watching Great Britain's triumph in the ice hockey final of the Olympic Winter Games.
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    Royal Murder
    383 9 Sentenced Gunmen Smile THREE terrorists accused of complicity in tha murder of King Alexander of Yugoslavia and M. Barthou were found guilty at their trial in Aix-en-Provencc. And when the jury gave their verdict the accused men smiled—they had escaped thc death penalty; they had been found guilty
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    How Death Felt
    321 9 Scientist Basks In "AUITE correct," said Sir Joseph X Barcroft, the Cambridge scientist, when asked if he had been through the sensations of death from freezing and death from suffocation. "But I was well on the safe .side each time," he added, "otherwise I shouldn't be here
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    THE ECONOMIC SIEGE
    363 9 Views Of Italian Press Rome. FEBRUARY 25 was the 100th day since the beginning of the "economics siege" and the application of sanctions. The occasion was greeted with various comments in the Italian Press. The continuance of sanctions, says one newspaper, is determining a true and proper
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    70 9 His many friends in Province Wellesley will be pleased to hear of the appointment of Mr. Soon Cheng San, as a member of the Kulim Sanitary Board. Mr. Cheng San is the third generation of the well-known Soon family of Lunas to serve on the Board, and is taking the
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    32 9 Mr. W. G. Stewart, of the Public Works Department, Singapore, has arrived in Ipoh and is staying at the Station Hotel. Mr. Stewart was Executive Engineer, the Cameron Highlands some years ago.
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    The MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Apr. 4, 1936. MORE SCARES
    294 10 The MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Saturday, Apr. 4, 1936. MORE SCARES SENSATIONAL rumours from the Mongol border, conveyed mainly by Chinese cables, are being given much prominence in a section of the press and the imp res si on may he created in some people's minds that Russia and Japan are
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    Personal Viewpoint
    816 10  -  Autolycus A VkV<»R«»ii«l by VDll some reason or other Britain does not seem to be vary enthu--iastic about the possibility of there being hujro untapped oilfields under the rolling downlands of the south country. li' iiot .surprising. No more are w-, Who have not seen those same rolling
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    PERSONALITIES
    203 10 Mr. G. Hawkins, acting Director of Co-operation, F.M.S. and S.S., is now in Ipoh. 0 Mr. H. C. At kin-Berry, who was In If*)h recently on business has returned to Singapore. :!> "k *r» t Mrs. Brown, the resident owner of Stratum Estate, Petaling, has returned from i trip
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    Government And The Indian's Beer
    1158 11 HOW TODDY IS HANDLED Revenue Not A Consideration Singapore, Thursday. SEVERAL hundred gallons of toddy, the poor Indian labourer's beer, is sold in Singapore each day by taverns controlled and operated entirely by the Government Monopolies Department. Toddy, the ?*P of the coconut P'llm according
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      46 11 The most charmingly situated Hotel in the Island. rnri T Ueal for Permanent residents AxtliU;*t5 AR L OUNGE TENNIS. RESTAURANT Table d'hote and a la carte. m c \EL D i nner Dance 0n Wednesda y> A P ril 8 50, N 0 AFTER-DINNER .ADMISSION CHARGE.
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      141 11 Creme A La Reine Fish Au Gratin Koast Sirloin of Beef Horseradish Sauce Long B»ans Pomme Chateau UCold Meat and Salad Fruit Salad and Custarc Cheese, Fruit, Coffee Try Our SPECIALTIES. FRESHi: Hors D'Oeuvres Varies "Capitol" Baked Alasca A Choice of Over 100 other dishes. 'Phone 4906. ira^ -"-^k 'T^j^mWMi
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    THE ITALIAN CAMP UNKNOWN
    113 12 THE ITALIAN CAMP UNKNOWN FLEET: PEAC« |)L EUROPE C/echo-Slovakia is very popular with English tourists at all times of the year. Above is a picture of a trout stream with a medieval fortress towering above it. Native Somali troops performing a fantastic dance in eel *ort Sabauda, formerly a centre
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    NEW FASHIONS FROM THE TYROL
    944 14 NEW FASHIONS FROM THE TYROL Styles Follow Joseph Lanz Of Salzburg JOSEPH LANZ of Salzburg again brings his appreciative followers the town ensemble they were expecting from his artls'ic fingers. Only this time he has exceeded all their expectations. The newest bans arrival ll a four-piece suit costume in vivid
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    32 14 When wearing the new wine reds, rich horizon purples or bright blues which are so popular this season, yellow red or orange makeups must be replaced by those of a blending colour.
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    BLOUSES BACK IN STYLE
    136 14 AFTER all these forgotten and semiforgotten years, blouses have come back to fashion, real blouses, exquisitely made and in themselves feminine, precious costume treasures. Of course, it is the suit that has done this, for being a "suit season," it would necessarily follow that this is
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      15 14 lU> have a finp di*-plav of "STRIKE ME PINK" Plaits in different Colours. MAISON PERM
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      21 14 doi-olhv morv gives Zota Foam reducing baths in h?r new salon. Invaluable for Kheumatism, Sciatica Lumbago. 2ND FLOOR. 18. BATTERY RD.
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      108 14 FT"-*-^^ Obtainable from: /^/^_f^\ I-. Road. L r\fjQ I VI I JA\ white away, laidlUHO fF 0 v/ HINNAM ft LITTLE lIU-I I UIU tie L OC^nej DISPENSARY, North Bridge Road. Prima ranks with the best of GENERAL SUPPLY Grade A Eau de Cologne, for it AGENCY CO., 77 Sele-
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    OUR LETTER FROM PARIS
    821 15 fi.SEWtt__! Prtnta would nntK-" We thou e h year, fash 1 e a PP eari ng in this kerned t o hV.f th T artist inspirations dear or «t« e vamshed Well no. my 5* bea" fn f e here> as "umeroii as any extent S
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      146 15 LUGGAGE L CARRIER SINGAPORE LUGGAGE 1 CARRIER CO. Ba^ ge Contractors Forwarding j I Booking Agents for F.M.S. Railways. Baggage Agents for:- J Blue Funnel Line I East Asiatic Line r Nederland Line 8.1.5.N. Co., Ltd., etc.. etc. I Tel Address.- 'LUGGAGE'' 1 PHONE 2428 or call Union Bldg. J
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      45 15 A TOURIST'S SHOPPING GUIDE !^_MHMaYBBHIIHHaMHK9BBHHHHaVBBBHBBHBHHBBHBaVMMa CAMERAS AND FILMS ra_^_i^_r^ BL/_ \^Wp_^_«_ Hairdresser I P'^Marcelle i i 1^ 0 Best Add_ i Kress for modern Hairdressing 35 Stamford Rd. Proprietor: Y. Kooy, Tel. 4807. 1 •J, SILK STORE \jmWl TQJUIPHUL /TOA€ 23, High St. Phone 3849.
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      137 15 CURIOS Camphor-wood Chests Mah Jong sets Handkerchiefs Emb. linen table cloths Chinese curios. Obtainable from Soon Joo Coy. 53, High Street, at lowest prices. RESTAURANT A i j Real European Food j 5 Come and have your steak cook- j ed as you like it on an open charcoal grill
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      67 15 CHEMIST NYAL IRON AND YEAST TABLETS $1.50 A combination of Iron and Yeast for improving the blood aad clearing the complexion. Agents: FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. (Inc. in F.M.S.) 8, Raffles Place, Singapore. STATIONER lHill!Hrtiiili]|iiliiliiii'fniiiiiiiMi!iiuiiiiiiii*Miiiiiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii» ANOTHER SPECIAL FEATURE TEN RULES OF SUCCESS OX TUG SCREGX fully explained in April issue PICTURE
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      482 16 BRITISH INDIA V. A O. S. X. CO*S SAILINGS, OOTWABOB. UiW UC c 'ii,.»ii-i.-- S'nore Ton nape S'pore. Tonnage pore. PHUTAN MOO Apr.' 9 CORFU 15.000 June 5 RAJPUTANA 17.000 Apr. 10 RANCHI 17.000 June 19 BEHAR 6.000 Apr. l'J SOMALI 6.810 July 1 CHITRAL I*ooo Apr. 24 NALDERA IG.OOO
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      809 16 [THE HARBOUR] i^— an— V* w r%f*^nm\ ii Mwf* ll I^. JF* *IB _ff M meat 1 W^ m W irii^M P 4_| w W m m 1 1 vVI mm W^^^p f _3_H_k "■'^BP^^ /V&ar 0 V 'a_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_^_HkK >' toeSs K-- 1 return by the Johann van Olden Ba
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    News of The Day
    19 17 Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Cameron sailed yesterday by the Sibajak- going Home on leave.
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      298 17 I It S PHI I. 1» LI N i: (Incorporated in Australia* NEXT SAILINGS. Special cheap round trip tickets from Singapore to Australia issued ut the following rates. First Class passengers may transfer at Singapore, Brisbane. Sydney or Mel bourne to the connecting K.P.M. Vessel. BRISBANE SYDNEY return $642.86 Ist
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    1441 18  -  P. Jerome Willis THOSE FOREIGN DIPLOMATS WEST END CELEBRATES: SAVAGE CLUB'S LAST SATURDAY NIGHT. By i ßy Air Mall) UmdOO, Mar 24 A BURST of warm weather took London hv surprise thli week, and June sun filtered through window* which only i fortnight ago were tightly
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      250 19 loSTthe radio 1 British Empire Transmission 2. GSG 1* 177 mCS fLm ?35 P.m P to 9.05 p.m ffr^S^ 63 d m S B S3 n m tc 9.05 p.m.; and GSB Ml SrSTiiJl mcs.) from 6.20 p.m. to rot; S nK(cxperimentolo lUyKI UyK gf?£s metre* <""*> £»J ?ii u
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      272 19 at 1150 p.m.). 12 mid-night. The News. 0.20 a.m. Close down. TO-MOKROW TRANSMISSION 5 620 a.m. Big Ben. Oxford v. Cambridge A running commentary on the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race, from The Bee (Francois Schubert, arr Wil helmj). Dance negre (Cyril Scott, arr. Tamer) Rosalinde (Dorothy Howell). I Dreaming
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      346 19 1.35 pm. Big Ben. A Religious Service, relayed from St. Barnabas' Cathedral, Nottingham (Roman Catholic). Order of Service: Hymn, To Jesus' Heart All Burning (W. H., 84) Night Prayers. Address by the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Nottingham. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. O Salutaris Hostia. Ave verum corpus natum.
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      278 19 Salmon). Serenade (Boukinik). Gavotte (de Munck). Scherzo (Victor Herbert). 11 p.m. A Religious Service, relayed from the Central Hall, Islington (Methodist) Greenwich Time Signal at 11.50 p.m. 11.50 p.m. Weekly Newsletter and Sports Summary. 0.10 a.m. Light Orchestral Music. 0.20 a.m. Close down. FSerlin Stailioii LJN tIM metres ffjftt tW.>,
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    Navy Meets Air Menace
    242 20 First Lord Reveals Secret Gun Tests SECRET experiments carried out by the Admiralty with anti-aircraft guns have yielded adequate information for protection of modern battleships. This was revealed in the House of Lords by Viscount Monsell, First Lord of the Admiralty, in a maiden speech. He
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    381 20 Wife May Face Murder Trial Columbia, Missouri, Mar. 23 IF Mrs. Irene Philster, a Shepherds Bush woman, wounded in a shooting tragedy here, recovers from her injuries she may have to face a charge of murdering her young husband. He died from a gunshot wound last night, and
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      476 20 i}\ Till: IMIMO (Continued from page 19) time Kees Veenlng and old Instru ments. 550 pm Caprlcclo by Theodor Blumer Erich Rohn. Violin. 605 pm. News and Review of the Week in Oerman. 620 p.m. Concert of Light Music. 720 p.m News In English. 735 pm. Concert of Light Music
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      501 20 Wavelength 19 68 metres < 15.244 kcs). r, 18 pm Programme announcement. 120 p m Concert relayed from Radio-Parti 720 pm. News in English. 735 p m Concert relay. 805 p.m. News in French. H 35 p.m. Concert relay. 920 p m Talk from Paris, by M. Krancois Porche. 930
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      103 20 6.50 p.m. Nirom news bulletin. 7 p.m. Popular programme. 7.40 p.m. Sports news from Batavia 7.44 p.m. Gramophone intermezzo. Sports news from Sourabaya 7.48 p.m. Carillon. 7.50 p.m. Duets and Solos. Jeanne Smink, Rie Nash-Smink and C. Wempe. 8.50 pm. Bridge course, conducted by Mr G. M. J. Schaub. 9.15
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    Mr. Laycock Wins Governor's Cup
    1373 21 FLOWER SHOW A WARDS Long Special Prize List Singapore, Friday. THE most successful competitor in the Flower Show to-day was Mr. j Laycack, who won the Governor's Cup. with 127 points. Mr. Yee Ah Mun was the next successful with 64 points. Mr. Laycock had
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    131 21 Kuala Lumpur, Apr. 3. THE following are Eureka's selections for Selangor races to-day Race 1, Golden Queen, Murna, Viola. Race 2, Peony Hill, October, Grand Catch. Race 3, Twinkling Eyes, Comma, Volniak. Race 4, Littlehurst, Tin Pool, Kuala Laddie. Race 5, Kathryn, Lady Keith, Mountain Belle. Race
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    137 21 George Arliss 9 First British Picture YOU have everything in "The Guv'nor", which opened at the Pavilion last night— a whimsical story, amusing situations and a great genius in the person of George Arliss. This is George Arliss' first British picture, and we hope not the last. He
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    Glamour Of The Boatrace
    933 22 WHO WILL WIN;) TO-DAY? Story Of Great Event i ALI. thp world loves the Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race. It arouses the enthusiasm of the thousands who watch It. and of the millions who livten to the running commentary of it that is broadcast over the
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    106 22 Siamese Assembly Members Visit New Prison (From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, April 1. MEMBERS of the Assembly with Government officials spent Sunday afternoon visiting the State's newest gaol upriver where the political prisoners, with others, are serving their sentences. The political prisoners were not Been by the visitors, but the
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    85 22 Detailed Police Reports On Circumstances London, April 2. AS from yesterday the Ministry of Transport are receiving detailed police reports on the circumstances and causes of every road accident involving personal injury, whether fatal or otherwise. The enumeration and analysis of the information thus obtained will, it is
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    125 22 Attorney Forced To Confess? New York, Apl. 2. AN astounding story of how his confession to murder of the Lindbergn baby was extracted by torture, was made by Wendel to a representative of the Brooklyn District Attorney. Wendel states that he was imprisoned for ten days in a
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    65 22 At St. Andrew's Cathedral To-Morrow SELECTIONS from "The Messiah" will be sung at the St. Andrew's Cathedral to-morrow (Palm Sunday) at 6.30 p.m. The soloists will be Lieut.-Comdr. Ewart, R.N. (tenor), Mrs. Ewart (soprano), Mrs. Clark (contralto) and Mr. R. Caunce (bass), the cathedral choir providing the chorus.
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    20 22 The Rev. J. S. Stokes. Colonial Chaplain. Negri Sembilan, who has been on home leave, has arrived back in Seremban.
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      249 22 STABILITY "The Crown Life has completed another excellent year. Its progress during: 1935 and the immediately preceding years inspires the utmost confidence in its virour and stability." SIR ROBERT BORDEN AT THE ANNUAL MEETING. 1935 Key Figures of A nnual Report 1935 Insurance-in-Force Increased to Assets G $156,989,682 First Mortpages
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    ANOTHER TENNIS TITLE FOR N.S. WISE
    452 23 Y.M.C.A. Tournament Comes Singapore. Friday NS WISE won the Open Singles Event in thc YM.C.A. Open Invitation Tennis T'Mirnuncnt. todav. defeating Foo Woo Wan hn two straight sets 7-5. The Tournament was concluded on the Association courts to-day in fine weather and before a
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      23 23 f RACKETS RESTRINGING There is only ONE I QUEEN'S 111 3, Prince Street. Phone Telegrams English Australia^ 225& I °nly used. No other.
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    Gunners Beaten By Chinese
    490 24 COMFORTABLE VICTORY But Very Narrow Margin A LARGE crowd saw the Chinese obtain full points from the (.minors at the Anson Ko.nl Stadium this afternoon, in the I irst Division of the S.A.F.A. League. Barlv in the fir -t half, Keng Hock opened accounts for the
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    26 24 Keng Hock In possession during yes'crday's soeeer game, Gunners vs. Chinese, which ended in a 2—l vic'ory for the latter. This move led to a goal.
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    49 24 The Secretary of State for the Colonies has approved the promotion of Mr. W. D Barron, an officer of Class 18. Malayan Civil Service, to be Commissioner of Customs and Excise. Straits Settlements and Federated Malay States, Class lA, Malayan Civil Service, with effect from Sept 19, 1935, inclusive.
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    255 24 THE Morning Tribune's weekly commentary on sport, written by "Hermes," which usually appears on page 21 of our Saturday issue, is unavoidably held over this week. It will appear in Monday's issue. League Fixtures For To-Day THE following matches in the English Football League will be played today:
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