Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 9 June 1935
1935-06-09
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Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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Title Section11 1935-06-09 1 The Sunday Tribune voi.3r^s SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1935. FIVE CENTS11 words
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Article, Illustration2493 1935-06-09 1 Many Races Living In Friendship THE OPENING ADDRESSES Movement For International Understanding njSPIRINIi speeches were made at me opening of the Malaya and Siam District Conference of Rotary m Singapore yesterday. The President of the Singapore Municipal Commissioners, Mr. W. Bartley, welcoming the delegates,2,493 words
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Article, Illustration142 1935-06-09 1 Japan's Demand HOPEI MUST BE INDEPENDENT Shanghai, June 8. HpHE Japanese War Office has i instructed the Japanese military m North China to re--1 quest f/ie Ch'nese authorities j to specify the time I 7 'mit with m wh'ch they v.'ill reply to the Japanese dema? ds.142 words
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Article314 1935-06-09 1 Mr. W. B. Kruysmulder —Miss S. G, Bacon Singapore, Saturday. A pret.y wedding was golemnltPd at the Cathedral of vhe Good Shepherd this afternoon bciween Mr. Willem Barend Kruysmulder. son of Mrs. W. C. Kruysmulder and the late Mr. B. Kruysmulder 01 The Hague, Holland, and Miss Sylvia314 words
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Article55 1935-06-09 1 Taiping, Saturday. [MYSTERY suriounds the nnding of the body of a Chinese m the Lake Gardens here. The body was firs a discovered by the Lake watchman at 7 a.m. today. It was of a young Chinese, dressed m a white shin and shorts. The head was battered and there55 words
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Article250 1935-06-09 1 The New Cabinet MIXED RECEPTION IN THE PRESS Loi\don, June 8, i THE Cabinet reshuffle had I mixed reception m the Press. The Times states that the new Government is definitely stronger m detail and all 0M stronger m mass for the hope of recoveringReuter - 250 words
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Article143 1935-06-09 1 Ipoh Police Clerk Pleads* Guilty (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. N fr Ali Kan, b clerk m the Traffic Police Office, Ipoh, th:> mcrning pleaded guilty :o three charges of criminal breach of ust of sums involving $11. $19 and $10 entrusted to him as143 words
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Article199 1935-06-09 1 Offer Of Help From Local Chinese London, June '6 OFFICIAL message? 6 ate that th« range of the Quetta earthquat i its estimated as ha ing been 130 miles long and 20 miles broad. The total deathroll. Insludiiig I Quetta and neighbouring vil--is probably over 40.000. The number199 words
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Article44 1935-06-09 1 London, June E The amount applied for In £40,000.000 treasury bills £46.830.0nu. The maximum amount was allotted to he bills, at thrw mcnthcs. The average rate per cent, is U;2.49d. as compared vvi h !luS7d a week ago.— British sti :ial Wireless.44 words
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Advertisement13 1935-06-09 1 good wood Park Hotel Special Curry I.unch Every Sunday SiTennis— Badminton. phone 6490.13 words
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Article926 1935-06-09 2 Values Of Hands POPULAR ERRORS CORRECTED fFHE dealer is chosen by throwing cards around the table face up, first Jack obtaining the deal for the first hand; or cards may be thrown around, low card becoming dealer, writes Marksman m the S.C.M.P. Deal passes to left926 words
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Article250 1935-06-09 2 Japanese Army In North China Doubled Shanghai, June 3. IT is rumoured that the Japanese mill- I taiy will shortly present an ultimatum at Nanking, unless the latter change its attitude with regard to the Japanese demands. The Japanese garrison m North China has been dcubied, and will250 words
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Article113 1935-06-09 2 Committed To House Of Detention Singapore, Saturday. Declaring that he had no work and no visible means of subsistence. C. H. Pragwell, a middle-aged European, appeared before Mr. J. M. Brander, the Ihiid Magistrate, yesterday on a charge of vagrancy It was stated by the Police that113 words
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Article230 1935-06-09 2 Early Morn Exercises m Biting Wind (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent; Glasgow, May 29. BUS passengers and motorists, on their way to work en the main Kirkintiiloch Glasgow load, soon after the breaking of the dawn this morning, rubbed their eyes m amazement when, looking out,230 words
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Article144 1935-06-09 2 Well-Known Families United Two well-knov/n Sinhalese fami'i.s were united m matrimony lasi Saturday at the Cathedral cf the Good Shepherd, the parties being Lily Beatrice, younges daugh :r cf the fe*e Mr. and Mrs. Simon Perera, and "Sam" Daniels, second son of Mr. 'and Mrs. A. P. M.144 words
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Article90 1935-06-09 2 By the Royal Netherlands Air Lines: Arrived lrom N.E.1.: Mr. v. Ende, Mr. Nataiaja, Mr. and Mrs. McKail, Mr. Sauvage. Letf: ior N.E.1.: Mr. EJottcher, General F. Parker, Lieut. Haskel, Mi. Hioe K>on Tsin, Mr. v. Ende. Left Singapore on June 6: Mr. van Kocten (for London),90 words
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Article202 1935-06-09 2 Mr. Noel Trotter's Treat For Children THE 160 Children attending; the Milfotd choo's have each received a hand- :OlV' Jubilc -if; f'">m Mr. \o; ]Tr tiea former Postmaster Genera! of Singapore, who is well known for n erous interest m the Ifilford Hospital which h Is fh-202 words
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Article245 1935-06-09 2 Expectation Of Lit'? Increased i Cleveland, May 18. QURGERY'S six greatest advances m w recent years have been m the field of the thyroid gland, the chest, brain, gali bladder, stomach and treatment of fractures, Dr. Malcolm r. MacEachem. associate director of the American College ct Surgeons, reported245 words
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Article32 1935-06-09 2 Miss Virginia Wight loft by the Carthage en route to the United Stales on leave. She wih make a round the world tiip and will return to Singapore m abcut five months.32 words
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Advertisement263 1935-06-09 2 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL THIS WKKK'S I»K()(;KV\.M>IK_ I 2 MONDAY COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DINNER A DANCE (informal) 9-30 to m dnijrht. TUESDAY SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT jl5 to 9.15 p.m. 1 DAXCE 'formal) 9.45 to midr.itfh 1 I WEDNESDAY COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. A FRIDAY DINNER DANCE263 words
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Advertisement90 1935-06-09 2 W*^^^|^. TT'LL keep you puzzled for an hour and Bf f W^^Mfcr howling between thrills I*IZZLLN(;! mtt h i a marder after murdci /ffS Mi k/ f^ raise goose-pimples on your JrW "SsßtWaK Bk '>£v /un/iv-boue/ bWI^S& A S<*rt'am m Ift 1^ II Jp Killei 19 1% jj^^^^k #tf" w^90 words
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Article378 1935-06-09 3 rWith Tiny Wings In Tunnel London, May 15. TESTS to obtain aeroplane speeds of 650 mites an hour 210 m.p.h. more than the existing record are being carried out l>y research workers of the National Physical Laboratory, at Tedding^on (Middlesex"). In a new wind-tunnel, experiments378 words
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Article172 1935-06-09 3 Queer L?gal Case In Toronto Toronto, Ontario. WHETHER Miss Agnes MacDougall of Toronto had two appendices loomed largely m a queer legal case which has just ended here. Miss MacDougall sued Dr. W, P. St. Charles and Dr. T. H. Callahan for alleged breach of contract.172 words
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Article128 1935-06-09 3 New York Estate Co. Charged New York, June 8. ONE of the largest investmejit fraud cases m history, involving over seven hundred million dollars m real estate securities, is m prospect as a result of an indictment by a special Federal Giand Jury against the New York Title128 words
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Article87 1935-06-09 3 Albany, New York State. Tho State of New York holds the record for the number of trees planed m the Unite-1 States m 1934 with 40,564,282 trees. This constitutes about 25 per cent, of teetotal reafforestation m the country of 1»; 1.000,000 trees. Tree pJantfßf being pushed87 words
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Article676 1935-06-09 3 Combating Political Terrorism i M. ALI Mohammed, Afghan Minister m London, notified the League of Nations on April 5 that the Government of Afghanistan has appointed him as permanent delegate to the League of Nations CHILD WELFARE CHIEF Miss Katherine Lenroot, recently ap- pointed Chief of676 words
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Article152 1935-06-09 3 New Business Enterprise In Singapore Singapore, Sunday. j The opening of the Clover Flower Shop at 12-A, Capitol Building yesterday morning attracted a large number of people. Beautifully got up m cream with furniture to match and blended with flowers of similar hue, tho flower shop affords152 words
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Article69 1935-06-09 3 Hopes That Provision Will Be Hastened (From Out Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. FOLLOWING the visit to Ipoh yesterday of Air Commodore. 4 Sydney Smith, it is now said that flying mgy be possible on the local ground sooner than was previously expected. There was considerable disappointment when69 words
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Article77 1935-06-09 3 Victoria, British Columbia. Th"s Canadian city intends to produce the world's smartest policemen. Already noted for his dress reforms for "Bobbies," the local Chief of Pol'ce (Inspector Heat'ley) has now o.pened Canada's one and only "beauty parlour" for policemen. The parlour is equipped with clothes brushes, boot brushes,77 words
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Article, Illustration22 1935-06-09 3 A recent portrait of Mr. Stanley Baldwin, who has been appointed Prime Minister of Great Britain m succession to Mr. Ramsay MacDonald22 words
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Article27 1935-06-09 3 The Llr.yd Triestino liner Conte Verde is due at Singapore from Shanghai at daylight on Thursday and will sail for Colombo the same day at 3 p.m.27 words
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Article630 1935-06-09 3 Tried To Throw Girl From Train (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 22. SEIZED with a fit of mad passion, a young lover attacked his sweetheart nd tried to throw her from an electric -fin as it was dashing through a tunnel.630 words
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Article, Illustration21 1935-06-09 3 Mr. Anthony Eden, who is appointed Minister without portftlo m charge of League of Nations Affairs, m the new British Government.21 words
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Advertisement18 1935-06-09 3 I unbroken tradition w of I I quality, maintained for nearly IB half- a century I \T^TtfcPl^fcSi I18 words
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Advertisement747 1935-06-09 4 I 2ND BIG WEEK- 10TH DAY AND EVERY PERI Oim\?s T CE PACKED OUT I Tiirirnr nnvn TO-NIGHT i [THEATRE ROYAL j atjjpm. m± OWING TO ITS ENORMOUS SUCCESS LAST SUNDAY AM) BY SPECIAL REQUEST A REPEAT PERFORMANCE WILL BE GIVEN OF THE FAMOUS BALI CREATION I i«n a rgi747 words
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Article, Illustration1701 1935-06-09 5 Strictly Between Ourselves m the drawing room of Mr. j (]ii :'s hov e m One Tree Hill is the mosl Interesting racing trophy j haw ever seen. You see a horse with a Jockey mounted At gig s i<!> is the figure of victory holding out I i lllinl1,701 words
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Advertisement178 1935-06-09 5 /^Quick,Sure m F3* 111 I F J!jr jit' <3fflj> |J v INDIGESTION .ndim \^MACH TROUBLES (mj^ Get your stomach right; don't waste time and money get 'Bisurated* Magnesia SEETHISSIGNON without delay. For over 20 years this EVERY PACKET remarkable stomach 9B^ remedy has been bringing |J 1 relief to thousands178 words
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Article4341 1935-06-09 6 Leonard Merrick - Leonard Merrick OUR SHORT STORY By I>EFORE Pitou, the composer, 1< for the Ha </ik\ he called on Theophile de Krnivic. the poet. La Voix Parisienne had lately appointed de Fronsac to its staff, on condition that he contributed no poetry. •^Good-evening-," aid de Fronsac. "Mon D»O!4,341 words
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Advertisement20 1935-06-09 6 |fif"-7i. &S» //Y f\u Ltrv uir"* ixn Vi&KtfW« BcMuug^' yQ i I lit'/ ~~~^BflSJ SOLE AGENTS: T.C.HAY t' CO. )APDI20 words
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Advertisement16 1935-06-09 6 Jk "a 1 p I J MAD! B V **f THE MAKERS *"jk^9^^9BM^ OF FAMOUS /^ifißSSaiLjw16 words
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Article1621 1935-06-09 7 THE RECEPTION OF DAVENTRY Not Yei The Best PARIS IS VERY I CONSISTENT (By "Radiofan") IL ru indicatL le the Da 1" for V& i )m m n >>r l>arts f Stodavi^i nd power. illfstei ently waitJftrthe en tion of the new anil 2* whkh1,621 words
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Article278 1935-06-09 7 Vernom From Vipers And Cobras Bombay. TWENTY-FOUR deadly new arrivals have joined a colony of wriggling death here— for the bmefit of humanity. I They are Russell's vipers, one of *h« most poisonous varieties of reptiles "n the world. They travelled here m six stout boxes heavily278 words
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Article165 1935-06-09 7 But She Turnej O it To Be A Man Ningpo. A farmer here is locking for the "gobctween" to whom he paid $130 for a "wife." who turned out to be a man Hsien Yung Chi:n had spent many years saving this money m order to165 words
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Article130 1935-06-09 7 Latest Addition To Egyptian Airlines' Fleet Cairo. The latest addition to Egyptian Airlnes' fleet is a D. H. Sd similar to these m use for t'he extension of Imperial Airways' Australian service from Singapore tn Brisbane. Made m England and lavishly Equipped with 14 scats for short journeys130 words
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Article240 1935-06-09 7 Remarks About The King And Prince Berlin. A NAZI'S tribute bo th? king and some remarks on th;. future of >lhe Prince j if Wales are pr nteu by the. Party's own j paper, the Vodkischer Becbschier, m 1 an aitick on the Jubicr* from is London240 words
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Article139 1935-06-09 7 Japan's £21,000,000-Plan For Next 10 Years Tokyo. A plan to spend 210,000,000 yen (about £*****,000) on civil aviation m Japan m the next 10 years has been submitted to Lhe M nister of Communications here Lv officials of the Aviation Bureau. The plan will be discussed by the139 words
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Article123 1935-06-09 7 Alleged Suicide Attempt And Murder Of Baby Munich, Batavia. 'I was frightened because I had burnt my husband's dinner." 'This was the statement made by Frau Kunegunde Tremel 41, before the Nuremburg city court. She was charged with attempted suicide and the murder of her 11-month-old123 words
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Article129 1935-06-09 7 To Re Imported Into Canadian Markers Montreal, Canada. W sj African oranges may figure on the Canadian mlarket for the first time this year. If is understood here that some of the Elder Dempster ships will pick up experimental shipments at various West African ports. Should the129 words
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Article98 1935-06-09 7 Seen By Legislative Yuan Official Lanchow, May 20. Considerable interest has been aroused by th._' report that a 5,000-year-cld black Stork made its appearance recently near th f city. Th 2 story is that Mr.Shao Yum Chung, vice-President of the Legislative Yuan, recently visited some historic spots around98 words
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Article333 1935-06-09 7 U.S. Minister Against Curtailment New YMk nECLARING that any attempt to curtail the freedom of the Press would be an infringement of ttie A...< i n Con£ jtuv.on. m- iSec-i aiy of ;ii<Interior, Mr. Harold Ickes, paid a uiowin:- tribute to the newspapers c Americr. n333 words
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Article82 1935-06-09 7 To Be Sent To Penal Settlements Paris. There are so many convicts waiting on the He cle Re for dispa.ch to I he penal settlements of French Guiara that it will not be possible to take 'hem all m one boat-load. Next September, La Martiniere. the convict ship82 words
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Advertisement283 1935-06-09 7 JL minutes stomach pains are gone Heartburn, acidity, stomach gasall disappear within two minutes of takics a dose of Chardox. Chardox is not a drug— it 1b a highly-refined and extremely active form of charcoal. It is at least fifty times more active than ordinary medicinal charcoal, and has fifty283 words
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Article2083 1935-06-09 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent CINGAPORE, having the reputation that it ha.s lor sapping the energy out of one, I wonder how iv inhabitants manage, to survive and go on having .such gay and successful parties and public functions. By the end of Jubilee week, which2,083 words
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Article271 1935-06-09 8 CAN twu books, one chosen by tne- BuOk Society and the other by the Book GuiM, differ more widely ana yet interest one equally than George Blake's Shipbuilders and Victoria Lincoln's February Hill? The former p story of the owner of a shipbuilding yard iz related with dignity271 words
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Article575 1935-06-09 8 Most of you have watched the bold cowboy of the rodeo mount a wild ana unbroken bronc, on the screen anyway. Staccato hoofs and a humping back make it a lively encounter against spuis and will power. In the end. when he U thoroughly used575 words
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Advertisement44 1935-06-09 8 SELETAR GRANGE I In p. EUROPEAN RESIDENTIAL HOTEL. Mile T horns on—Se U 1 a r Rpa d, (Adjoining Naval Rase Opposite Gate "E"). ru Large Swimming Enclosure. Beautiful Garden, peaceful and attractive surroundings. Dinner served hv ihe sea. Under European Supervision. E ill44 words
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Advertisement163 1935-06-09 8 Vlili:l'!«:|»-'."k-V:0[:|;i|!'»r.f|"|'!|!>|':i II If I I I WtKHt] r I LADIES' HAIRDRESSER i Maison WarceHe I The ritjht place for Permanent I Waving. Different systems to suit 4 any kind of hair. Under New Management. f Prop: J. Kooy. 1 Phone 1807. I iwutuwminiii'iiiiini'iin i xi itit«•t i > v BERNYECE163 words
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Advertisement183 1935-06-09 8 11 1111 ***** 1 THE FINEST shoe shop 1 m IN MALAYA. I W El t i yg m^^ i 9 |YOONG CHEONG SHOE CO. THE FASHION SHOE SHOP, I I 354 356, North Bridge Rd. Phone 4293. 1 A Lovely Selection Of Evening Gowns In The Latest Sl v183 words
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Advertisement18 1935-06-09 8 LampshmliH Rcad\ made. <:r made to order. All colours and designs. MRS. J. I)K (.RAM. IMF, Vnn IVui18 words
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Article, Illustration845 1935-06-09 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur T, tv of our having swimn K•- -a Lumpur ..s on; ■.Line hopefully broadcasted We before Oni) o we be -an buying Knrn'l.ti- n- and wondering how tar ranburn Kmia Lumpur Thm pm-iima'f,v (Acre bans n° othedoable w'.n^ put forth) b«STsonv lli rh P laCeS f(845 words
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Article1596 1935-06-09 9 lUNE has brought a lot of changes m Jthe geography of the shops m Singapore, Enid Petrie has gone acoss the road from Nikko House, whicn i.s being rebuilt, into the Maynard building, on the second floor. Rene* Ullm. nn has abandoned hi.s Stamford Road shop and1,596 words
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Advertisement54 1935-06-09 9 r i lir 1 1- mMtwmmm imi vmmmmmmmmr Commencing June loth l 1 /'or one week only SALE j 1 oi Matita Woollen Suiis I Amazing Reductions m Aux Chats Noirs j I TEL.NO.mS. 18A, BATTERY ROAD. 3 l|4 Ji 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 154 words
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Advertisement73 1935-06-09 9 The FAMILY BOOK Edited by G. ST. AUBYN. The most complete book on the up-bringing and car? of children. A Comprehensive guide to family life from before marriage to the adolescence of children Primarily for Parents. 23 SECTIONS by acknowledged experts m their subjects. FULLY ILLUSTRATED Over SOO PAGES. PRICE73 words
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Advertisement25 1935-06-09 9 A striking coiffeur created by Maison Interlandi. Specialists m all kinds of hair-dressing, permanent wave, marcel, finger-waving, etc. Maison Interlandi 139, CAPITOL BUILDINGS. Phone 4419.25 words
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Advertisement220 1935-06-09 9 gfjkagaga a M RENE IJLLMAINN P FOR MILLINERY DEPT., iji I AT RAFFLES PLACE B M llUWnij FOR ALL OCCASIONS M y Hats Novelties 'finllll!lllllll|l!lM|ll|l!|;'|ll»,'Ttl l lll|l!|lllll|M|lir > l|lllll|! l |l!|lt|l!|ll|(t(<|| ll |,|||||;'|<.t.|||!|: l ('i|'||IIIIIIHIIII>llltt>'| l l| l llltail|ll|:t|il|>'l(lll(fl<<r 'A I V-i^gai^j3f On your way home drop m for /""^/^(hSSi^rnSsS.220 words
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560 1935-06-09 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, June 9, 1935. GOVERNMENT SALARIES V<;\\ that the cuts m the .nay of Municipal emp!oyce3 have been fully restored, Government servani m Malaya are wondering when their case is to be considered, and ther Is gftbd reason for maintaining t the natter ne demanding immediate attention.560 words
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Article1056 1935-06-09 10 C. H. Stanley- Jones - C. H. Stanley-Jones Give Recognition IV here It Is lJue Sir Frank Swettenham 9 s Speech Foundations Of Racial Goodwill Link Between West And Orient The Fewness Of Publi c Rewards Beware Of Exclusiveness Malaya A Nation. QOON after the second article m this series1,056 words
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Article559 1935-06-09 10 AF cours?, the following could never happen afte.r a fancy diess ball m Malaya, where cur pleasures arc conducted with due decorum, but it is worth recording. nOLICEMAN: "So you've been to a fancy dress ball as a burglar? You can tell that to559 words
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Advertisement116 1935-06-09 10 FOR ALL! £10 a month certain What married man would not feel easier m mind if he knew that he would leave behind him thai much provision at least until the family has grown up A PRUDENTIAL HERITAGE ENDOWMENT POLICY PROVIDES AT DEATH BEFORE ATTAINING THE AGE OF 50 YEARS116 words
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754 1935-06-09 11 "Would Have Killed Him By Inches" Mans Dramatic Outburst m Murder Charge (By Air Mail) from Our O* wpOlldmTj London, May 21>. -U'HEN sh wa mc l tollmvt d nvl and shot her. If I had had two three more cartridges I would hive murdered her husband by n a754 words
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Article144 1935-06-09 11 Warm Tribute To Work Of The League London. June 7. DRACTICALLY ail the. illicit drug fac- tones m Europe have now been abolished, but there is still a large source of supply m the Far East and Ma^chukuo. which is a very difficult problem, sa:dReuter - 144 words
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Article83 1935-06-09 11 Greater Distribution Of Wealth Washington, June 7. IN interesting statement on the Govn ernmcnt's social objectives was made by President Roosevelt m reply to questions at a press conference at White House I-e >a.d the purpose was t 0 uy \vd increase t'^e security and happinessReuter - 83 words
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Article50 1935-06-09 11 Washington, June 8. yHE House of Representatives adopted by 264 votes to 121 a resolution for rhe extension of a modified N.K.A. until April 1. 1936. The resolution now goes tp the Senate. President Roosevelt has accepted the resignation oi Mr. Donald Richberg, Chairman of the N.R.A. ReuterReuter - 50 words
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Article303 1935-06-09 11 Scathing Criticism By Earl Wemyss (By Air Mail; 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 29. MR. Lloyd George is the object of a scathing attack regarding his conduct at the time of the Armistice m a remarkable biography of Lord Wester Wemyss, who was first Sea Lord303 words
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Article, Illustration16 1935-06-09 11 Herga Club Lawn Tennis Tournament at Harrow: Competitors take refreshments while waiting their turn to play16 words
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Article69 1935-06-09 11 Chamber Passes Vote Of Confidence Paris, June 7. TRANCE'S new National Government. headed by M. Laval, passed a vote of confidence m the Chamber by 412 votes to 137. The Government introduced a Bill demanding exceptional powers for the next five years to ensure defence of theReuter - 69 words
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Article166 1935-06-09 11 New Colour Film For Motion Pictures i London JfODACHROME ..film, a new product ol I"- the Kodak Company, will be avail able for amateur cinematography m Great Britain within a few mouths The invention does away with colour lilters for both camera and projector. The film is coaled166 words
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Article628 1935-06-09 11 Widow's Story In lin Dork i I ponanmfi May jßf, WHAT \,i\ i i: ac < i it* d v a i>ad Mor\ ol adversity was unfolds d when a widow r(i -'l' pcared >n !>e. dock. Aft ther Ac who spoke m iul iiuilty to628 words
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Advertisement61 1935-06-09 11 RECORDS FROM FILM 4 BREWSTER'S MILLIONS' (NOW SHOWING AT PAVILION). I THINK I CAN' AT., Jack Payne his Orchestra. CXE GOOD TUN! DESERVES ANOTHER. F.T. Jack Payne his Orchestra. THE CARANGA. Rumba, The Cuban Havana Band. SIDE WALKS OF CUBA, Rumba, The Cuban Havana Band. OBTAINABLE FROM ALL OL'R BRANCHES61 words
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1294 1935-06-09 12 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds Cure For A Breaking Heart A Look At The Tower What Rascals They Werel I :<• In r one weakness, it is the wu] the inhabitant insisl on thrusting the pa i before those who arc much more con i Mini1,294 words
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Advertisement132 1935-06-09 12 CORNS CURED I Not by cutting them and running the real danger of blood f poisoning but by using the marvellous i SAN-DOL the real Carlsbad corn-plaster. I Known all over Europe to millions as the greatest boon to I corn sufferers. Banish your corns by the aid of SAN-DOL132 words
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Advertisement150 1935-06-09 12 Z TO PROTECT YOU AGAINST BUYING USED RADIO TUBES DLSCHJISED AS NEW Z I j i I —AND WE ANNOUNCE i A COMPLETE LINE OF i I RCA TUBES IN SEALED p i CARTONS TO SERVE I YOUR RADIO NEEDS attest Itftfiisih cocci tubes rKbt! i Sole Distributors: Z I150 words
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Advertisement22 1935-06-09 12 0 [USE TIGER BALM f Tiger Balm Combats All Diseases rii n] I I In The Tiger Medical Hall p «^2SEHHSiI^^ aSZS2S2SZSHS2SZSESHSES2S2S2h2^22 words
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Article, Illustration1123 1935-06-09 13 WHEN THi: JOKER IS AGAINST YOl (liy "Horaliux") WHEN playing a contract m suit and <>:ie of the opponents holds the master trump, that card becomes a joker whose menace deli on the way m which you permit it t > be used. Sometimes it is iitst to1,123 words
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Article169 1935-06-09 13 Thousands Of Peopie Homeless l ACK of a standard dialect, confusion of currency and numerous petty armies are the chief obstacles to the three-year reconstruction programme o; the Sinkiang provincial government. Since the. provincial authorities have denied any connection with a separatism movement with Soviet169 words
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Article1018 1935-06-09 13 Microphone For Parachutist- -Woman Killed By Farmyard Fowl- -Boy With Heart On Right Side Worlds Oldest Potato? HERE are some strange stories seat by lieu »er correspondents from ail parts of the world: PARACHUTIST WITH MICROPHONE. An experimental parachute jump with a microphone has been .successfully completed1,018 words
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Advertisement95 1935-06-09 13 iji 1 Recommend Food I*4 II Instead of P^' :^y Medicine I "WHEN my patients need a tonic, m*&£r I I advise Quaker Oats instead. It W&t< f I as a^ tne e l emenrs needed to j fcli&is^ I build up a strong, healthy body. £:^r M It gives95 words
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Advertisement207 1935-06-09 13 tor ship, Ara AM» TRAVE X All WAY IP no booking ram Chines and all A >'mi i< clients arc g ivon I I of attent ion and .1 i a; TclepiMNte WATCHES OMEGA, TAVANNLS, CYMA lEWEIXGD I .r\ f M(>\ EMEWW. NICKKL I'OCKI- Hum gji WRIST l'J.OO SILVER POCKET207 words
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Article, Illustration2834 1935-06-09 14 The TriaimgiLnlair Toora&meiniit At Ipdh Thumb-Nail Sketches >/ Leading Players Is Samuel On The Decline? Katu I'ahai Votes- -Choosing Singapore's Team For Malayan Chinese Olympiad The Probable Side- -Results Of Friendly Matches And Tournaments (By "Dragon") npilE most important badminton fVeni m Malaya this year is2,834 words
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Article95 1935-06-09 14 Ceremony Conducted At Bedside Rensselaer. liidiana. Although he lay dying on a hospital bed. Frank Gross, aged 26, determined that nothing should prevent h-s marriage to Mr.s Delia Duranle. Accordingly ihe bride car.r to the bedside accompanied by a clergyman and. although the dying man was unable95 words
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Article21 1935-06-09 14 T LET Two Compound Houses Nos. jA and Lorong I<)x <>rt Changi Road. Apply to S.P.K.A., Mo. 19 Marl.( BtNMt, lingApore.21 words
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Advertisement54 1935-06-09 14 vC^ j[ aKn E s //j W] DEBILITY r*LJAMiEM I A $f~"^ DESCHIENS'Syrup NBY//y ks^x of Haemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radicaJ remedy ALWAYS CURES.' and gives health and strength. Fax better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, etc. A. CLOUET CO., LTD., SINGAPORE.54 words
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Advertisement209 1935-06-09 14 YOU CAN TOO/ "How do they afford it?" Does your wife ever ask you that' question when she sees Beng Kong, whose earnings you imagine are no greater than your^, buying a ne<v home, giving his wife some luxury a new car; a Crosley Shelvador Refrigerator; a necklace; diamond ear-rings;209 words
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Advertisement65 1935-06-09 14 «> I I I I I I I I I I I I i !t"t |i«nl<i|;i«l»nV y*j Cocoa-beam of only the a^ p finest quality, routed by I theiro^n special method, g^jjpt^ make Van Houten'i Cv|B^—^lT coa better, richer and I *^^K)^ chcapch than an> other. v^*fc§ I to 165 words
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Article, Illustration1306 1935-06-09 15 fhe Rotary Conference In Singapore Programme For To-day And To-rwrroiv The Waken Lion Athletic Party New Office-Bearers Of Springdale Minstrels First Anniversary Of Indian Recreation Club (By "Clubman") -HE Disirict I'onterence is 1 J held m Singapore. th annual conference \i the district c ►mprising Malaya1,306 words
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Article292 1935-06-09 15 Success Of Gilbert And Sullivan Company Montreal, Quebec, May 3. THE D'Oyie Carte Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Convjany of 68 players began, m September 1934, what was intended to be a few weeks tour of New York and other American cities. To-day the company is sailing292 words
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Article200 1935-06-09 15 Nuns To Relieve Nurses Of Their Duties Callander, Ontario May C. THE famous Dionne quintuplets are, to have new nurses to look after them. At the end of this month nuns of a yet unnamed religious order will take up their quarters at the Dafoe Hospital, two and200 words
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Article82 1935-06-09 15 Young Indians Chan Up A City Madras. W^K o. ids, sixty are making, •y. ade op of caste and social prejudi TtK la] standing d c <'v ion and they are voluntarily JJJ 'he v rmed by the F*J [nd i >— that tion of many the Slum82 words
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Article185 1935-06-09 15 2,000 Miles By Air And Sea Into Alaska Seattle, Washington. A British baby, only a month old, has iust completed a remarkable 2.3d0 miles tourney by water and aeroplane from here into the heart of Alsaka. He is James Henry Crowdy. s,on of Mr. James Crowdy, who owns185 words
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Article167 1935-06-09 15 Painted With Hair From His Own Head Ottawa. When the Hudson's Bay Company's ship "Nascopie" leaves m July for its annual visit to t-he company's outposts m Canada's Far North, it will carry a set of artist':.; paints and brushes for the world's most remarkable artist I—a1167 words
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Advertisement320 1935-06-09 15 gurjif,-/ Soothed and Relieved. Do your feet get hot and swollen do they seem to be on fire at times? If they do, then you need a Radox footbath the certain remedy for all foot troubles. Read the following letter from a regular user of Radox Bath Salts "It gives320 words
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Advertisement19 1935-06-09 15 PERNOX WITS— ERFEGT-r RA ICTURESTiLIfI Sole Agenta: Tbe Scientific Instrument Company 2, FINLAYSON GREEN SINGAPORE. From all Photo dealers19 words
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2723 1935-06-09 16 The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Some Thoughts On Holidays And Sport- -Glorious Whitsun Week-End In Store Big Events All Over The Country Inter-State Tennis, Football, Cricket And BadmintonRacing At Kuala Lumpur Where Will The Croud Go? Malaya Cup Surprise (By "Forward") k holiiwy \\.-i\k-nid brings a host oi sporting engagement*.2,723 words
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Article639 1935-06-09 16 (liy X.0.") THE return battle between Young Tarley a?id Nai Smarn at Penang last week drew a record crowd. Over 4,000 fans saw the Filipino outpoint the Siamese Tarley for the second time. Tarley, a natur.il And Nai featherweight, was conceding several Smarn639 words
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Advertisement85 1935-06-09 16 GLORIOUS HEALTH BOUNDLESS ENERGY Science offers them to you for the taking m the form of BIOCITIN Take Biocitin and feel the thrill of new energy coursing m your veins. Work becomes enjoyable and play the deepest pleasure. All regular use re of Biocitin attain and maintain a high standard85 words
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Advertisement8 1935-06-09 16 CLOVERS FOR FLOWERS I Capitol Building. Telephone 1521.8 words
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Article207 1935-06-09 17 Beautii'ui Costumes TREAT FOR LOCAL I THEATREGOERS gpGAPORE i( »•> win be J)*^ nity to see a s ho\v which is quite out of the Ordinary when the 'Tropical ExL^ Xon-Sm; opens a reason »< ;> iU)I Thtatrt [une Oi> T* lp Company has just compi' 7207 words
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Article359 1935-06-09 17 Sentimental Streak In His Veins ALTHOUGH be p.ays rough, two-fisted screen rcles. he's really just the opposite m natural life. The fact that he has a sentimental streak running tiuough his fe us was diJcovered while he was portraying the role or a pira:e chief m Metro- Goidwyn359 words
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Article187 1935-06-09 17 Adoption On Britisli Railways? 'By Air Mailt From Our Oun C\» "t^ijondentj M R London, May 29. H. Thomas predicts that train Br>^L emas Wiii b adopted by all the s n railway companies dur .ng the !<p^ wo months. hJfn 4 Thcm^ was ai King's Cross fT.187 words
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Article285 1935-06-09 17 WOMEN THEIR MEN WHO FLY Human Interest In s West Point Of Th? Air' H7OMEN and their men who fly piovide the human interest 01 Wailace Beery's newest Metro-Goidwyn-Mayer starring vehicle. "West Point of ihe Air." whieir opens shortly a, the alliambra Theatre. The locale of the story is one285 words
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Article169 1935-06-09 17 "Things Are Looking Up" PICELY Courtneidge is seen at her very k best m "Things are Looking Up.'* which opens at the Capitol Theatre shortly, a story of school life and the circus ring. She owns a travelling circus, which Is j bother enough. Then her sister, a169 words
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Article, Illustration35 1935-06-09 17 Ruth Hasse. acrobatic dancer witVi the "Tropical Express Non-Stop Revue"' which opens at the Capitol Theatre on June 20, Miss Hasse is a versatile artiste, and besides her da. cinq i.s an expert tiick cyclist.35 words
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Article135 1935-06-09 17 Interesting Problem In Columbia Picture THE way society is constructed to-ciay man is expecl3d to do the pursuing and the lady, m pretence at lea^t, doss the running. It is a game men and women have been playing since the early Gays when men were accustomed to pursue135 words
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Article223 1935-06-09 17 The Columbia picture, "The Lady la Willing" starring Leslie Howard which comes to the Pavilion Theatre this weekis based on the belief that there are occasions when the lady is willing and ih gentleman m the case hesitates because of doubts or misgivings. That does not mean223 words
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286 1935-06-09 17 Ordering Husbands Over A Counter Kobe, Japan. YOUTH on marriage Litent here can take a short— and commercial— cut to it to-day. Though it is customary for a shy young Japanese girl to let her par?nts choose i go-between who m turn p eks a286 words
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Article59 1935-06-09 17 To Visit Finland In July Helsingfors, Wednesday. General Evangeline Booth. 1-he Salvation Army Leader, has accepted aa invitation to preside at the annual congress of the inn sh Salvation Army to be held here on July 11-15. The General, who will b e the guest of Uhe59 words
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Article67 1935-06-09 17 Escorts For Womenfolk To Parties Or Shops Budapest. A strong man to accompany your wife or daughter to parties or shopt, can now be hired by the hour, owing to the enterprise of a retired Budapest police officer. You have only t«o telephone if you arc67 words
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Article69 1935-06-09 17 MIDDAY MEALS FOR SCHOOLCHILDREN Half A Lakh To Be Spent In Ceylon Panadura (Ceylon) May 22. HALF a lakh of mpees will be included m the next Budget for the provision of free midday meals for poor school- children m rural areas. This measure, it is learnt, Is the re-69 words
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Article43 1935-06-09 17 Lisb n. For 75 years Jos? Pala. aged 106. and his sister, Rii'a Pala. aged 102, had shared the same house. But Jose died. Two days later, saying she could HO longer bear to live without her brother, R'ta also di?d.43 words
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Article148 1935-06-09 17 CLERGY MAN'S FRANK LETTER How He Reduced Waistline By 4Vx tacfe There is a deli^l tter from c\v: pymv "For sonic time,* 1 the I have lu'ei) intend how much I have benefited b excellent remedy, Kruschen Sal 1 first itarted taking J n, my w was 15 stone lbs.148 words
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Advertisement33 1935-06-09 17 ij A GREATER THAN M HELL DIVERS JJ Wallace Beery m his "tj greatest role m this r romantic spectacle! f MARVEL /^T >j OF SCREEN rT* 4 SPECTACLE IJ^ A COMING SOON33 words
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Advertisement174 1935-06-09 17 t^-' i '1 J Ir /Two fjHB V,£riPASTILLES Made from pure glycerine and the fresh juice of ripe black curt ants of alt Chemists and Stores Sole A*. t O f M*lav« And Slam lAHI4 The good word is spreading *i fast You simply cant do better than buy a174 words
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651 1935-06-09 18 MALAYA CUP: THE SERVICES' VICTORY OVER JOHORE (By Full-Back) Singapore, Saturday. "MO First Division League matches j were played during the week i only a few games were decided m the junior division and m the omercia] Cup. Last week the Government Monopolies Sports Club651 words
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Article37 1935-06-09 18 Japan Eliminated By Czechoslovakia Warsaw, June 7. IN the Davis Cup tennis, Czechoslovakia eliminated Japan by 3 matches to nil and. now meet the winner of the South-Africa Poland tie m the semi-finals. Reuter.37 words
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Article42 1935-06-09 18 Annual Athletic Meet In July Members are notified that the Annual Athletic Meeting of the Club will be held m the third week of July provided sufficient support is forthcomii.g. The entry list may be obtained m the Club pavilion.42 words
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Article147 1935-06-09 18 Storm And Wind Results In High Scores Oakmont, June 7. WIND and storm were responsible for the thigh scores returned, fin the American Open Golf Championship. Thompson, who went cut before the Wind, leads the field with scores of 73 and 73, giving- him an aggregate147 words
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Article231 1935-06-09 18 Rain Interferes With Games London, June 7. RAIN throughout the country curtailed the> cricS^ fixtures "which started on Wednesday last. M.C.C. v. WARWICK The match between the M.C.C. and Warwickshire at Lord's was dra^vn. M.C.C: 70 (Mayer 5 for 32, Paine 5 for 20) Warwick: 33 for 2.231 words
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Article584 1935-06-09 18 Full Results Of The Draw (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, June 8. THE draw for the Johore Lawn Tennis Association's Championship Tournament, was held on June 5, m the Civil i Service Club, Johore Bahru. i The entries are far more satisfactory than last year, and584 words
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Article64 1935-06-09 18 The Muslim Snorts will bo held at' the Victoria Brjige School ground, on Sunday, June Hi, commencing- at 2 p.m. A special place will be reserved for Muslim ladies who wish to see the sports. The valuable prizes won by the various Muslim Clubs at the recent64 words
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1483 1935-06-09 18 TWO INTER-STATE CRICKET MATCHES IN PROGRESS Low Scoring In Both Games NEGRI ALL OUT FOR 93: PENANG SCORE 12 AGAINST SELANGOIi Singapore, Saturday. "HULL weather conditions prevailed for the Inter-State cricket fixture between Negri Sembilan and Singapore which began this afternoon on the padang. The morning was threatening aii'i a1,483 words
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Advertisement148 1935-06-09 18 SUPREMACY THE GBE4T EASTERN LIFE IS "GREAT" by reason of the fact i that m a period of little more than a 1 quarter of a century it has (1) built up a large business all over Asia; i (2) acquired a thoroughly sound financial position; (3) introduced modern innovations148 words
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Advertisement43 1935-06-09 18 afja faf af TYPEWRITING DE LUXE EVERY EAR-LOCK CARRIES 5 V E AR£' FRE E SERVICE POST COUPON. To Bar-Lock Typewriter Agency, 61. The Arcade, Singapore Please forward to me, without obligation, illustrated printed matter rejordirm Bar-Lock typewriters. same ADDRESS «*g». *PB— Bo,43 words
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569 1935-06-09 19 TINAKILL SHOT ON COURSE Jockey Unhurt OPENING DAY OF SUMMER MEET v: Our Own Reporter j Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SLIGHT drizzles during this morn- i nag and a heavy shower last night rendered the going slightly heavy for the opening day of the gdpngnr i569 words
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Article54 1935-06-09 19 Perak Team To Meet Selangor (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. THE following have been selected to represent Perak against Selangor at cricket m Ipoh on June 15 and 16: O. B. Williams (captain), Bahaudin, JonkJaas. Dr. Moreira, Suppiah, Whitaker. Murray, Rivaz, Bede Cox. Whatfcrd and Clemstson. Reserves:54 words
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Article399 1935-06-09 19 Successful School Meet In Muar (From Our Own Correspondent) Muar. June 7. The annual athletic sports of the Government English School. Muar, were held yesterday evening at the school padang. A fairly large gathering of old i I boys, parents, and friends was present 1 1 The weather399 words
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Article56 1935-06-09 19 Singapore Beat Negri Sembilan From Our Own Correspondent) Sercmban, Saturday. Singapore beat Negri Sembilan 2 l m the Malaya Cup match played here this ifternoon. The game was closely contested. Singapore led 2 o at the interval, Keng Hock and Mat Noor being the scorers. The Negri replied56 words
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Article43 1935-06-09 19 Annual Athletic Sports Meet Heats for the old boys— loo yards race will be run at 5.15 p.m. on Thursday. June 13. Entries for the old boys 880 yards race will be accepted at the post on Thursday, June 20.43 words
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Article222 1935-06-09 19 Urban Co-Operative Union Singapore, Saturday. THE Singapore Urban Cooperative Union held their second annual athletic meeting this afternoon on the Raffles Institution ground. The results were as follows: 100 Yards: Ahmad, Chelliah, John Then PUTTING THE SHOT: Alfred Meyer, Ong Poh Watt. PC. 2360. THREE-LEGGED RACE:222 words
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Article156 1935-06-09 19 Series Of Jibes Lead To A Fracas New York, May 21. THERE was a near riot m the baseball 1 match between St. Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies m the National League to-day when a series of jibes between players on opposing sides led to a fracas. The156 words
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Article108 1935-06-09 19 The following will flep^esteiu the Nestanglo Sports Club against the Bata Shoe Co. football team on Tuesday, June 11. on the Clerical Union ground and on Friday, June 14, against the Malaya Publishing House on the V.M.C.A. ground. A. K. Nair. Harry Song, T. Tiang Hock, Peter Tan,108 words
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Article70 1935-06-09 19 Selangor Draw With Kedah (From Our Own Correspondent) Alor Star, Saturday., j OELANGOR drew with Kedah m the v "Malaya Cup match played here today, the score being 2-all. Kedah led 2—l at the interval, but Selangor equalised m the 20th minute of the, second half. The game70 words
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Article44 1935-06-09 19 Result Of June Ladies 9 Spoon (Bogey) Thirteen '-nrds were taken out for the June Ladies' Spoon and the following returned: Mrs. A. E. Garden All square. Mrs. W. J. H. Rennie 1 down. Mrs. W. J. L. Grieve 1 down.44 words
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Article93 1935-06-09 19 Four Days Allotted For Last Test With England 1 London. I The All-India cricket tour of England v/ill be limited to thirty matches which Mr. R. H. Mallett, who is arranging the fixtures, considers sufficient m order to avoid overstrain similar to thai of 1932. when the93 words
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Article41 1935-06-09 19 111 Health Causes Loss To Worcestershire London. Worcestershire Cricket Club nave received a cable from the Nawab of Pataudi, m India, saying that he will not be able to play for Worcester m 1935, owing to ill health.41 words
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Article105 1935-06-09 19 In a friendly game of two Singles and four Doubles played on Friday morning, at the J.B.A. Hall, the Posto B.P. defeated the Ayer Molek B.P. by 6 games to nil. The results (Posto players mentioned first). SINGLES: Hassan beat Mohd. Salleh to 7, 15 0; Ali beat105 words
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Article45 1935-06-09 19 A game of billiards will be played between the Junior Civil Service Association and the Chinese Sporting Association, on, Sunday, at the former's premises, at 11 a.m. The following will represent the J.C.S.A.: J. Lee (capt.), A. Ghani, Tan Miang Kang and Eusope Nawawi.45 words
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Article248 1935-06-09 19 Rain Prevents Play Yesterday Singapore. Saturday. OWING to the rain the annual te]tais competition for the Guillemard and McCabe Reay Cups, between the Colony end the F.M.S. had to be postponed. Weather permitting, play will Com mence at 9.30 a.m. to-m.oi'rcw, on ihTanglin Club courts The248 words
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Article98 1935-06-09 19 Chan Kon Leong Unable To Play In Singles (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. The Selangor and Penai.g ladies" and men's participating m the Triangular Badminton Tournament between Perak, Pcnang and Selangor arrived here by the day mail and were met by the Perak officials. Selangor supporters and98 words
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Article616 1935-06-09 19 Raphael And Frisco FRENCHMAN WINS ON POINTS d:y "Referee") "THE third tins pays for all" is ft well-known expression m boxing parlance, and interest was taken m the meeting of Aim<' Raphael and Young Frisco at the New World on Friday. They Had met twice616 words
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Advertisement12 1935-06-09 19 A flin ideal f \^J drink for v)/ Wf^SkM/ atheletes \{J I12 words
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Article, Illustration157 1935-06-09 20 lira Van Der El.st. the wealthy woma'i Who Is carrying on a "war" capital punishment, organ sod a demonstration outside Wandsh Piiscn. recently when Percy Charles Anderson was executed for the murder of Miss Constance Drew Bear on East Brighton golf The picture shows Mrs. V157 words
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