Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 28 April 1935

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    30 1 The Sunday Tribune The Silver Jubilee And Empire [Trade Fair Supplement -"voL 2 >o* f> SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1935. FIVE GENTS The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1935.
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    "The Rubber Industry Has A Great Future"
    430 1 VIEWS OF A PiOAtittH MAJOR THOMPSON IN SINGAPORE A Warning Reserve Acreage Proposed FORMER Singapore resident k of lont? standing and a pioneer of the rubber industry in Malaya is visiting Singapore. He is Major A. M. Thompson, Provost-Marshal of Singapore from 1915-1919,
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    LUXURY FLAT TRAGEDY
    125 1 Thro? People Shot THE MYSTERY COUNTESS Hollywood, April 27. A .MYSTERY Countess, whom the Police describe as "too important, and well-known to be named," is being- sought for questioning in connection with he shooting of the dress designer. Mr. Paul Wharton, Processor Bolte and Mr. Wharton's chauffeur,
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    NEARLY BURNT ALIVE
    260 1 Police Save Red Indian Girls Panama, April 27. THE last minute arrival of th^ police saved two Red India r girls from being burned alive cr the stake on suspicion of oein° "possessed of a devil" in the Indiar territory of San Bias. The girls, aged 18
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    COCOS ISLAND ROMANCE
    325 1 Singapore Wedding I TO TAKE PLACE j AT CATHEDRAL A COCOS-KEELING Island romance is to be cemented next Tuesday at Singapore when Mr. Brian George MoorHouse, of the staif of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., in Direction Island, takes as his bride Miss Hilda Vansittart. an English
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    DEPARTURE OF DR. AND MRS WINSTEDT
    329 1 DURING the past week several farewell functioi i have been given in Singapore and Johore to j the Hon. Dr. Winst* It, the General Adviser, Johore, aiW. Mrs. Wins^ui. On Friday tvenir.g an At EftutelE was given to Dr. aid Mrs. Winstedt by the
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    LOCAL FASHION PARADE
    725 1 Advance Styles COLOURS OF NEW SEASON (By Our Woman Reporter) JOHN Little's staged another successful Mannequin Parade yesterday, showing a very smart collection of advance styles; suits, afternoon an sports frocks and even m gowns, for the coming season Black and white was colour scheme adopted for
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    CHINESE IN SIAM
    182 1 NEGOTIATIONS IN TOKYO Commercial Pact? Severe Fighting I» Yunnan Nanking, April .-7. ITNDER repeated requests by the overseas delegates from Siam, the Nanking Governmeiit has instructed Mr. Chiang Tio i'in, the Chin* se Minister in f<>kyo to negotiate with Siamese Minister in Tokyo regarding better treatment of
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    30 1 F. C. Willis, at the Ka ooniba 2011 links, killed a parrot', whlcri was in a tree. A terrific slice sent the ball crashing into the tree, parrot on mm
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      18 1 I Goodwood Park Hotel SPECIAL CURKY XIFFtfIEViSRV SUNDAY. 1 Tennis Courts reserved at $1.00 an evening. 'Phone '6490.
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      31 1 INSURE WITH NFM NATIONAL EftVili: INSURANCE ASSOCHLTft MOTOR? Fr»BURGLARY, WORKMEMS COHPINSAT1OH OFFiaAL iwURERS JO AUTOMOWU ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA 5 A.M. EDITION F. A. i FINAL LEA( IE SOCCER ON PAGE 3
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    Singapore Summer Meeting
    637 2 WEIGHTS FOR FIRST DAY i Eight Races On The Card i THE following ura the handicap- for the opening day (May 4) of the Singapore Turf plub's Summer Meeting. RACE i HORSES CLASS 3— DJv. 5; 6 furs.; 2.30 p.m.: Tweedli-dee 0.0, Corinthia 8.7, Gone Up 8.7,
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    TRAINING NOTES
    404 2 Some Fast Work Carried Out (BY -MAN AT THE RAILS"/ Singapore, Saturday. THERE was quite a large crowd to watch the training this morning and the second track was again in yse. Seme fast work 'was done. Mr Van Breukelen's string did good work and it is expected
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      263 2 i ARE YOU LOOKING j BEYOND TO-MORROW? j j LET A TRUDENTUL' IXCOME POLICY I SOLVE YOUR PROBLEM FOR YOU j MODERATE MONTHLY OUTLAY WILL ENSURE YOU 1. A CAPITAL SI M ON RETIREMENT. I \N INCOME GUARANTEED FOR A FIXED NUMBER OF YEARS OR BOTH CAPITAL A N I
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      83 2 CELEBRATED JH II i^# |p 1 Si A "^^^hl^B CONFECT!OHEP)(^M English Doncaster Toffee I #02/aZ Doncaster Butter i *J\ fk w n i English Rum and Butler I a^ #A/'*#> 7 irarin Studies Q^ rU fu Iri w rU nJ Ln In jij nj In rxJ TTQri rrif/^i^ini nil i
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    Wednesday Win F. A. Cup After Thrilling Match
    2147 3 Albion Beaten 4-2 Wonderful Finish To Grand Game A f TV II a thrilling gJUMC, which ires witnessed f>\ :i crowd of •»>>, SHEFFIELD togDNESDAI won their third FA. ('"P )V rfefeiit in^ WEST BgOMWH H ALBION bv four I ijnc the
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    SOCCER IN IPOH
    111 3 Exalting Ptev In State Trial (Frcm Our Own Ksporier) Ipoh. Saturday. In a State Trial on the luoh paclan?, this evening, the Probables defeated the Possibles by two goals to one.. I!: was the best trial no far: both sides were evenly matched and some clever sccer
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    MALAYAN BILLIARDS
    294 3 Results Of To-Night's Play Singapore. Saturday. The following are the results of to-night's play in the Malayan Billiard Championship tournament: Yco Lim Lim beat M. Anciano by 300 to 278 and Chio Eng Wah beat Tan Boon ?oh by 300 to 290. AMATEUR BOXING Semi-Finals In Op2ii Championship
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    S.C.C. V SERVICES AT CRICKET
    450 3 Two Half Centuries CLUB DECLARE AT 202 FOR 7 Singapore, Saturday. T<HE S.C.C. and the United 90TVIO commenced their two-day crickfi fixture on the S.C.C. ground this afternoon. Jenner and Pearce opened the batting for the Cricket Club, Jenner losing his wicket' when the sccre
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      421 4 SEASON AI U A BfiD^ fe TODAY j] STARTS TODAY. J^lnTl AB^BBd 3.15-6.15-9.15. I! Now more thrilling, more disturbing, more fascinating than ever jshe casts another S il spell on the millions of the world j] b See her now as witch and wild cat praying, fighting, thieving girl of
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      243 4 tL SEASON EXTENDED owing to tremendous success! nJ Have You Seen This Grand story by j^T^^ Baroness Orczy? The Thrilling, Sensation -packed Picture that is attracting crowds at every jell LESLIE HOWARD as t he death-defying, Dare-devil vagabond who turned a nation topsy-turvy in IM THE SCARLET PI«PEBIEr CTT'TT' SEE
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1687 5 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES I HAI> intended to begin this weekly 1 c h r onicU> by telling you about the wonderful performance of the trusty If ill man Eight, hurtling up to Malacca and back with never a mishap. On the way up on Sunday I was composing the sentences
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      140 5 I I t-I i i i i i i r fr i i i i i i i -i-t i i •"•hihi.'l.iluimii i|:i|ii|i;|!i|i'|i!fii|:i|i:t!i|M(!i|iir'l"l i( I t I I I fe^ Jjj Keeps you young rnjfsCßUßB f S I I wL "AJ Bath Delight 4\i SoHeni and perfumes the bath >YV>^yVx
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    The Best Way To Dam The North Sea
    1178 6  -  G. S. Hammonds Some Tips On How To Avoid Seasickness p; U 1. I i i 'm. I haw- crossed the North You, •i" been down to the <.;• thai particular stretch of laving talked with ancient ■■mi have met, that boats
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      604 6 GLORIOUS HEALTBEJ Her washin^ doesn't worry her now! BOUNDLESS ENERGY —she has it done with Sunlight Soap j Science offers them to you for the taking in the form of L9 %J JL s /flj^S?\ ij J°l yif A J*^\z> BIOCITIN; £l IM fiO lake Hiocitin and feel the thrill
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    26 7 Quite a nmnh r of things trill, this year, be banned by seaside resorts desirous o t obtaining a reputation oi being select. A DAILY PAPER
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    WOMAN SOLDIER KILLS LOVER
    343 7 Search For Husband I MACHINE GUNNER IN CZARS ARMY Seattle, Washington. ONCE the captain of a machinegun company composed of 250 women, Mary Kelly, late of the Russian Imperial Army, has been found guilty here of the manslaughter ot her lover. Otto Johanson, a Norwegian fisherman.
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    MAGPIE HOLDS UP TRAIN
    162 7 Senators Wait While Bird Is Freed Canberra. Apr. 13. Why the express to Canberra shouiu stop for five minutes in the bare brewn paddocks a m !e from Canberra Station with bo Signal near was a puzzle thai brought the beads of Senators and Other passengers
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    1063 7 BRIDGE NOTES AND PROBLEMS I ADVENTURES WITH A I STRANGE HAND (By "Horatius) THE topic of conversation at my club is a freakish hand which occurred during a duplicate match in j which another club beat us by 600 points in thirty-two hands, eight a side. This hand
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    AUBURN CARS FOR SINGAPORE
    445 7 Many Attractive Features Although the majority of car owners in this country may not have known of such a car as Uie Auburn, It nevertheless a car of gocd repute and ranks among the higher class of American Automobile. The Auburn concern is one of the
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      111 7 CORNS CURED I Not by cutting them and running: the real danger of blood poisoning but by using the marvellous SAN-DOL the real Carlsbad corn-plaster. ffl Known all over Kurope to millions as the greatest boon to corn sufferers. Banish your corns by the aid of SAN-DOL jjj and enjoy
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      187 7 SUNDAY RtBONS. 'Phone: 5811 and SBl2. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN \I)V AN< I Delivery Including Including at office Postage I <-r t to I '»"<■ denci i' M S. Yearly 00 (I 20 |6.00 Half-Yearly $IJO v^.i<> W Quarterly 75 jlJOfi |IJW SINGLE COPY :> CENTS, Copies of Lack numoors
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1185 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. I Our Woman (Correspondent THE Istanu Besax, Johore presented a Dnlliant spectacle last Monday night when His Highness, the Sultan gave a farewell dinner party in honour of Dr. R. O Winstedt and Mrs. Winstedt. About 250 guests were present, among them btincj many residents
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    UP-COUNTRY NOTES
    507 8 OUR Kuala Lumpur correspondent sends us some news from Perak this week. Her letter runs: Gay Perak! "My dear, we are as poor as mice," remarked my friend eyeing her expensive bathing costume with disapproval and obviously wondering what colour she would have the next one.. "We couldn't
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      56 8 LATEST MATERIALS JUST RECEIVED FOR JUBILEE WEEK ORDER YOUR DRESSES NOW Q X Q Q C 23, HIGH STREET. Prop.: T. NARAINDAS. Smart garden party frocks and exclusive evening gowns for the Jubilee Celebrations Just unpacked large sizes in crepe and stockinette morning frockp. To avoid disappointment, call early at
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      125 8 j!illll'.!lilll..S t II I I I 111 I I I I t 1 i l i t •■-■>■' 1• ij& Mfifi v ■< -as* t 5 t- A; 1 PERMANENT WAVES:— I Eugene System. Bova, Croqumole Method. Finger and Marcel Wave. Maison Marcelle Ladies' Hairdressers, I 35, Stamford Road. I
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      73 8 Books Justjßeceived A MODERN HISTORY OF EUROPE, J. H. Jackson $6.00. The MIDDLE AGES 1046--1494. J. H. Jackson $2.00. The 16th 17th Centuries 1494-1714, J. H. Jackson $2.00. The 18th Century Revolution 1714-1815, J. H. Jackson $2.00. The 19th Century and the World War 1815-1918, J. H. Jackson $2.00. The
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      136 8 i i 1 1 1 1 t 5 Mi i i VOONG CHEONC; SHOE Oft I i 1 THE FASHION SHOE SHOT, 2 :;r.i ft 350, Nort* Bridgi> M. I i Phone 1293. t PALAIS DES MODES I 33, Stamford Road. Palais des Modes has received ;t new i hipment
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    Highways and Buyways
    960 9 Highways and Buyways HOSTUME jewellery continues to be a I most important feature of ail the a m eowns with "sparkles catching the Salient New caps at the Novelty SSre in the Capitol Building are ablaze :?h dfeu uanv oi them in old settings with coloured stones. Shirs combine crystal
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    WITH THE HAT LIES THE KEY TO SMART DRESSING
    800 9 If there is any one part of a smart woman's ensemble to-day that carries more importance than anything else, then that is the hat. For dress a woman as you will from her toes up to her chin, if the hat
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      80 9 Net Shipment of Diamante Clips in pairs and coloured stones. Also Diamante Buckles in the latest designs. Novelty jS^fco^*^ 161, CAPITOL BUILDING. „g .j| I I I. lilll'llUHl^llltlHUl'lll HiJJ I I I I I I I I I I I I I ***************111l lll lil1 r>l ii 1 Aux Chats
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      133 9 Yola, the famous dancer, with coiffeur by Maisou Interlandi. Specialists in all kinds of hair-dressing, permanent wave, marcel, finger-waving, etc. Maison Interlandi 159, CAPITOL BUILDINGS. Phone 4419. W COMMENCING MONDAY, yk APRIL 29TH f GIAID REIOVAL K W CIIC V A oALI A W 30% 50% DISCOUNT y vS ort
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      373 9 Em 1 fc? i N RENE ULLMANN r\ L I Millinery Depart went \A II GOWNS OF DISTINCTION for ALL QCCISIOMS L^ Hj latest modelo from Paris, also new HATS ft novelties. jjfij f| RENE ULLMANN, M jaiMNsmwwimMfHii am wwmkwuiii hi «i«iliiili><*i#w>*Hii»'mit»i.w.innm i i*»; 1 1 You can't keep children
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Apr, 28, 1935. THE JUBILEE GIFT
    602 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Apr, 28, 1935. THE JUBILEE GIFT *I IFE is to be enjoyed or endured," said the Governor, quoting Dr. naon, at the meeting at which gapor Jubilee Fund was launched M We who can enjoy life," added lhs Excellency, "have now, in the si!. e, an
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    Future Of Malayan Broadcasting
    1097 10  -  THERE is, properly speaking, no Malayan broadcasting. There never has been any, if we speak of broadcasting as it exists in other countries. That is the basic truth to be kept in mind in the discussion regarding the formation of the British Malaya Broadcasting Corporation. People
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK
    536 10 I HAVE been puzzling over an advertise- ment issued by the South Ind an j Railway appearing in a brochure adverUsing the Nilgiri Mountains. Here it is, exactly as printed. MERCHANTS and others who travel for business or pleasure, especially people wlsV;.ng to visit
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      129 10 j\ wir^ av fa k n £ss isJl DEBILITY DESCHIENS'Syhi t \[JV// HOC Haemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength Far better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, etc. A. CLOUET CO., LTD., SINGAPORE. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL
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    Rightful Place Of Pageantry In Kingship
    970 11 Occasions Of State Their Significance By i i John Drinkwater Surprise is sometimes expressed that in these democratic days traditional Court ceremony should still be observed on Slate occasions. Inconspicuously dressed like his subjects, and employing ordinary methods of transput, the King goes abom
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    NATIONAL ANTHEM
    111 11 Prize Offered For New Verses London. iN appeal for alternative or additional verses to the National Anthem is contained in a novel offer that has been iade here by the Poetry Society. A distinguished member has author\scrl the Society to offer £10 and a gold ncdal In the
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      37 12 S I I Nestle' s Jubilee message to Malaya:- I 1 Every child I needs milk I I every day. I Q Those people who will have the best 1 I milk, give their children MILKMAID BRAND.
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    How The Drama Has Fared During The Reign
    1416 13  -  JOHN DRINKWATER Georgia n Days In 7he Theatre Ahent Of Cinema Rivalry And Its Effects BY rpHE theatre in England twentyfive years ago was notable chiefly for the achievement and still more for the promise of the new Repertory movement. The hopes
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    ONLY TWELVE
    162 13 Empire's Youngest Wireless Expert Brisbane. Queensland. Madeline Mackenzie \s> only 12 years old— but she is the young licensed wireless operator in the British Empire. Her home is at Wynnum, on the coast near here. She can operate her father's short- j wave amateur station with the confid-
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    HIMALAYAN EXPEDITION
    174 13 Party's Eerie Experiences In Tibet Berlin. "Every ions of us had that feeling of an inimical power, of a demon who wal'ched over the Himalayan peaks, the throne of the Gods, and who causes the disappearance or death cf all tho.se who believe they can conquer them," declared
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    TOWN BANS MONKEYS
    81 13 To Be Trapped And Deported Into The Hills Nellore, Madras. Monkeys have been banned in Nellore. They have recently proved to be such a nuisance to the inhabitants that the town council appointed a committee to rid the city of them. The committee is doing its work
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    TASK WHICH TOOK FOUR YEARS
    425 13 Detailed Population Ot England And Wales i 'By Air Maib London, Apr. i., THE great task of classifying in detail the living population of England and Wales, enumerated as at midnight on April 26-27. 1931, is now, t o all inti and purposes, finished. It
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      612 14 1 LIQUORS ENGINEERING B. &C. MATERIALS I jl Tennent's "T" Beer. Adams Hydraulic Ltd. —Sewerage Purification Plant. Aberthaw British Asbestos Corrugated and Flat Sheets. rnj II Allen West Co Ltd —Electrical Switchgear. R. Bowran Co., Ltd.— Bowran it e Bituminous Paini and 1 K Meukow Brandy "5-Star" and ''l -Star."
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    WITH THE NATION AT PLAY
    646 15 The King's Interests THi: GROWTH OF SPORT By John Drinkwater DURING the King's reign there has been a remarkable extension ot public inu-iv.-t in sports of all kinds. It is difficult to know whether a greater proportion of the people are actively engaged in these
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    25 Years On The Throne
    552 15 among his subjects, and no account of his reign would be complete with- out a brief summary of events memorable in these since he came to j the throne. Tedious though it may seem to tne uninitiated, cricket still holds pride of place in English
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    A Jubilee Epilogue
    346 15  -  John Drinkwater By At the end of twenty five years, thos? of his subjects who have lived thus far through the King's reign may b»3 permitted an emotion of more than public homage. His Majssty has now for a quarter of a century presided over the life
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    HUEY LONG'S SWAT DOOMED?
    215 15 H UEY LONG'S SWAT DOOMED? CongrcE&sman'g Throat To "Knock Him Over*' DOE A RING fi i- mi tnber n n|? m Mr. q kn< < b (i oil ;:t a retei hom < "Twelve i he tpld a meanest i W c are ffo ng to kn The C '<(l
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    A Scotsman Looks At Singapore
    1115 17  -  W. B. Paterson p AT Har VATaaaBHKMM t, ■m-n g-r, m^im s»y in mTj 3 Jm3 O IWiiili O In Which I Lament The O j Death Of i The Cafeteria Idea And Deplore SingaO C 1 pore's Lack Of Business m Acumen. q |T
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    Income Tax Reduction For Empire Workers ?
    785 19 Income Tax Reduction For Empire Workers feer On Officials Living In "Ghastly Conditions'* London, 18. IMPROVEMENT in the conditions of the payment of income tax bv Colonial and Indian officials has been demanded by Viscount Eiibank in the House of Lords. He asked the Government to consider the desirability of:
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    "MARRIAGE DOOMED UNLESS.... "
    193 19 "MARRIAGE DOOMED UNLESS.... American Judge's Prediction Los Angeles. California. 18. JUDGE Ben Lindsey, famous divorce court jurist, predicts the. early doom of marringe in America "unless we open *ur eye? to reality and change our whole concept of the relation of the sexes." "There is on'y one remedy," he de™£ed
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    TRACED BY SHOE
    157 19 Masked Wife Shoots Husband Sao Paulo (Brazil), Apr. 12. A HUSBAND, accompanied by "the other woman," was leaving a ball at two o'clock in the morning. Suddenly a shot rang out in the dimly-lit street. A second shct followed. The husband fell dead. His woman friend was
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    "ELMER" LIKES HIS WORK
    192 19 Has No Interest In Pay Day WHERE'S Elmer?" There may often be a snicker in the use of the phrase, but there wasn't when EdcUe Cline asked the question and "prep" men and "grips" went about with coaxing voices trying to lure Elmer into a movie
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    61 19 Biggest Peacetime Programme In Country's History Washington, Apr. 26. Having overwhelmingly defeated all efforts to delay the construction of new ships till the spring cf 1936, the House of Representatives passed the Naval Appropriations Bill which recommends largest peacetime programme in the history of the United States,
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    164 19 Singapore, Apr. 27. The follow'ns notifications ar- 1 oon- tained in a Straits Settlements Government Gazette issued yesterday evening: Tho Hon. Mr. A. B. Jordan to be an official member of the Executive Counc 1; the Hon. Mr. W. E. Pepys to be an official member of the
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    284 19 French "Sweethearts' Court A Avignon, Apr. 18. COURT of Love which will, as such courts did centuries ago, draw up "commandments of love," is to be set up in France— at Chermont l'Herault. Modern troubadors will sing of the beauty of Provencal women, while the women in
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    FOX FILM STUDIO RAIDED
    271 19 lough Extras In "Marie Galante." A HURRY-CALL from the Casting Gate rt at the Fox Studios in Hollywood recently had the special police reserves of the film company out in response to an alarm. A gang of gunmen, it was reported, was preparting to hold up
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    281 19 New York's Latest WOMEN IN SCANTY CLOTHING New ITork, IS. QXK of the most remarkable functions ever held hma taken place here. It was a farewell party to Salvador Dali, who attempts to paint dreams and the emanations of the sub-con-scious mind and is recognised m
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    TREASURY BILL
    49 19 London. Apr. 26. The total amount appl ed for in tenders for £35.000.000 Treasury Bills was £*****,000. The maximum amount was allot led ill bills at three months. The average rate per cow,, was 10 1.85d., as compared with 10 1.31d. last week.— Brit i;'i Official Wireless.
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    312 20 Rec?nt Decree NOT REGARDED AS I NTOUCHABLES Trivandrum, April 6. Ii'ITH n Terence to a question ask- j ed in the House of Commons recently l>y the Duchess of Atholl, enquiring of the Secretary of State, "whether he was aware that, under recent Decree of the
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    45 20 Mr. Rajagopalachariar's Sudden Intimation Madras, April 11. WHAT was considered an ordinary public meeting at the High Court .beach to-night to congratulate Mrs. Latohmi %?a f =ntri iC ca a mrara bornbWSmB .mid \'l can legitimately seek leThat^s his only explanation.
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    145 20 Officer's Gallant Action In Tanker At the Liverpool offices of the Officer, Sfr. M. B. TO«g the diploma on vellum, issued by the Royal Human Society, J^jSgjft*^ hi/ eallantry when serving as cniei nfficfr of the steamer Chesapeake^ Ort SePt 25 last a number Of me;.: werf engaged
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    551 20 A Complete Slave 10 Another's Mind London. SCHOOLMASTER became successively A abeaotiful girl <4**^J!Z£Sg. min Mr Rainsav MacDonald and Herr HH under" hypnotic influence dunn* 3 Tr'a^io^r. had Hu unusual experience of sHf.ng beside himself while these transformations took place. He was a member cf
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    103 20 Rejected By Assembly VICEROY TO ISSUE CERTIFICATION New Delhi, April 6. THE Legislative Assembly voted against the Finance Bill, as recommended by the Governor-General, by 64 votes to 41. The European Group and several Independents remained neutral. \Vh n the result was announced Sir Jamep Grgg, the
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    2840 22 But Losers Improving Year By Year Honours Keenly Fought For--Fare-well Function To Association President Ipoh, Wednesday. DHLANGOfi once again asserted her distinct superiority over Perak at badminton during the Easter holidays, when she defeated the latter at the Victoria Institution Hall by the wide margin of eleven
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    1585 23 itMA.-s Visit To Penang-Orchestra's Excellent Performance-Cup Pre^ sented-Lads United Tournament-Telok Ayer Epworth League-Picnic To Kota Tinggi Waterfalls 4 t the Invitation of the AmalgaA mated Am use mentis, Ltd., the a tio:i orchestra rendered dance with Villaneuva^ Si, Boys in Wembley Cater* Tpenam? for three nights,
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      149 23 but wait til fflfito youve seen my Wolseley... dm* 'New? of course it's new! You can't get a Wolseley second-hand anyway. The Pater got it for my birthday said it was the most sensible idea I'd ever had! He says there's nothing so trustworthy as a Wolseley— and he should
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    2369 24  - The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED "Forward" Interstate Cricket In Kuala Lumpur And Penang —How Singapore Managed To Avert DefeatSaved By Ponniah And The Clock— Penang s Easy Win Over Perak— Malayan Golf Championship (By MY Easter week-end was spent in Kuala J W Lumpur, principally watching the cricket match between
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    625 24  -  "K.O." (By J*HE return bout between Aime j Raphael and Young Frisco should attract a record crowd at the New World Arena on Wednesdav night, May i. Frisco, Raphael who is recognised a.s the welter and And middleweight champion of the Orient. Frisco
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    333 26 Sporting Sensation MANAGER SUSPENDED FOR LIFE A SENSATION in sporting circles, is the news that Mr. William Orr, one of the best known football club managers in Great Britain has been suspended from the game for life, writes Black Heath in the "Madras Mail." Mr. Orr
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    22 26 The pagai lights will be un at the Chinese Swimming Club, for night swimming, to-night jnd to-moi row night.
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    Y.W.C.A. TENNIS
    240 26 Results Of Tournament T^es THE following are the results cl ties toI day In the Y.W.C.A. Tennis Tournament. SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP Miss ">. Nathan beat Miss S. George 6_i 6—4. Miss N. Chia beat Mrs. C. A. Norris 6_i, 6—l. Miss E. Smith beat Miss P. Beecn, w.o. Miss
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    ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL
    125 26 The following have been invited to play association football for S.C.C. 'B" XI v. 11th Battery R.A. on Wednesday, May 1. at S.C.C: G. H. Stroobach; G. Dodds and E. J. C. Gardner; T. Watson, C. G. Van Houten and T. M. Maclachlan; J. E. D. Graham, J.
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    BOND OF PEACE
    82 26 Hitler Hails Olympic Games •CPORTING, chivalrous contest arouses 5 the best human attributes. does not sever but unites the opponents in of peace between the nations. Therefore may the Olympic Flame never exP1 These words have' been written by the Reich Fuehrer and Chancellor. Adolf Hitler as
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    148 26 Results Of S.P.A.P. Tournament The- following are the rcsu.u; of the concluding ties of the "A" Singles Championship Badminton Tournament: Tan Soo Choo beat Tan Khai Seng 13—13 <5— 2); 15—7. Koh Kim Yean beat Yap Hood Chwee 15 10; 15—2. Tan Soo Choo beat Lim Cheng Quet 15—6;
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    114 26 The fifth annual general meeting oi the Vehicles Department Spans Club was held in the Registrar oJ Vehicles Court on Wednesday, Apr. 24. The following members were elected for 1935. President: Lt. Col. G. C. Meredith C.8.E., M.C. < re-elected >. Vice-Presidcnt: Capt. G. A. Clements (re-elected*. Hen.
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    62 26 Incident At Lucknow Meeting "THE Pionner.- Allahabad, has the fr i lowing in its issue of April 13 The Stewards held an inquiry in* the difference oi lunning of Gold Star, to-day and Tuesday, and net bS satisfied with the explanations of y? M. Ali, trainer-owner
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    638 27 S.C.F.A. WIN BY Good Defence BQON LAY'S TINE DISPLAY Singa] re, Saturday. enorni"-. crowd watched the A* the Malaya at rhe Anson Pw< •-i Stadium this afterp^B, in thi Kir>t Division of the flB sons of the soil opened the scorJ but once the Chinese got
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    CRICKET
    61 27 MX To Meet Rengam C.C. To-day The following have accepted to play fjeket for S. C.C. v. Rengam Cricket ~»ub at Rengam 10-mcrrow (Sunday), at 11 a.m.: J M Br&nder J R. Bryant, H. A. ™y, K. c Gillett R. N. Jack, C. F. Jeanin^s. R n c Laverton.
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    101 27 T.P.C.A. Win Stonor Shield Game 'From Our Oicn Reporter l I Kuala Lumpur Saturday. N a Stonor Shield match, the T.P.C.A. defeated the K.L. Hallways Institute by 9 wickets and 6 runs. The. Railways score 64. Ah Lum 30. Henry took 5 wickets for 8 runs i
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    152 27 Time Intervenes In S.R.C v. S.C.C. "A" Match THE game between the S.C.C. "A" team and tfce S.R.C. "'A" which was played en th<- S.R.C. ground, ended in a draw the Rccs being robbqrl of victory by time. Batting first the Rocs scored 125, G. Tessensohn being
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    452 27 Results Of Ties In Inter-Team Tournament «r A a i ub -committee meeting held on Wednesday, April 17. at 7.30 p.m. sharp at the Club premises at No. 179. Teiok Ayer Street. Singapore, it was Onanimously agreed that the Party should apply lor affiliation with the Singapore
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    81 27 •A match of five Singles and two Doubles will be played off at the May fair B P court N^ 7 Loronp 40 Gcylang Road, to-dav at 3 p.m. sharp between the Mayfair BP. -B" Team and the Wearne Brothers Sports Club "B" Team The following will represent
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    1408 27 Satisfactory Position DIVIDEND OF 10 PER CENT. PASSED I Singapore, Saturday. A DIVIDEND of 10 per cent, was A declared at the eighth annual general meeting of Messrs. Gammon (Malaya) Ltd., held at the registered office of the company in Geylang i Road at noon to-day. Mr.
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    Lady Thomas Opens New Clinic
    130 28 Mr. Chan Sanj; Kee. third son of Mr. Chan Kans: Swi. J.P. and Mrs. Chan Kang Swi,- and Miss Tan Kim Tin (Lily) eldest daughter of Mr. Tan Chens Lock. C.B.E. and Mrs. Tan Cheng Lock, who were married in Malacca at Easter. The above
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