Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 23 June 1935
1935-06-23
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Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
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Title Section20 1935-06-23 1 The Sunday Tribune VoJ.-> O SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 2i, 1935. FIVE CENTS The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1935.20 words
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997 1935-06-23 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Six Chinese Warships Oil Hongkong CHIANG KAI SHEKS MOVE British Navy Prepares For Trouble WAB fever prevails at Canto n owing- to the dramatic ap pearance of additional warships from Nanking. Reuter says there are six and Chinese cables say997 words
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Article, Illustration25 1935-06-23 1 A special portrait of H. R. H. the Prince of Wales, who is 41 to-day. He was born on June 23. 1894.25 words
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Article184 1935-06-23 1 Substantial Reductions By N.Y.K. Sigapore, Sun lc.\ AX inquiries made at the Nippon Yusm v Kaisha Shipping office yesterday morning it was learned that the company has made substantial reductions m passage fares to Europe and round-the-world cruses. These reductions also app'y to the Cunard White Star Line,184 words
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Article94 1935-06-23 1 Woman's Plea In Kidnapping Refused l Tacoma (Washington), June 21. Mr. and Mrv;. Herman Waley pleaded guilty to-day to charges of kidnapping and extortion m connection with the lumber King's son, George Weyerhauser, but the judge refused to accept the j voting wife's plea after her husbandReuter - 94 words
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Article81 1935-06-23 1 On The Statute Book Next Month j London, June 2?. By a majority of 236 votes to 35 the House of Lords yesterday defeated the delaying amendment moved by Lord Lloyd to the second reading of the India Bill. The committee stage ot the Bill m theBritish Official Wireless - 81 words
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Article50 1935-06-23 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Nanking, June 22. The Legis'ative Yuan has passed the general budget. Revenue is distributed as follows: Customs taxes, $342,261,400, salt. $181,219,044, tabacco and wine $22,349,186. consolidated taxes, $113,298,177. Expenditure is estimated as follows* Party $5,870 800; state affairs, $*****.672; military. $321,000,000. educa.iun, $37,211,621.50 words
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Article17 1935-06-23 1 Hongkong, June 21 The City of Victoria has gone aground at Cape Erimo, Hokkaido. ReuterReuter - 17 words
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Article249 1935-06-23 1 Talk With M. Laval FRENCH PREMIERS STATEMENT London, June 22. ]UR. Anthony Eden, Minister for j League Affairs, was the guest of i the French Premier at luncheon at the Quai DOrsay, Paris, to-day, and intimate conversations on current affairs followed. A later statement wasBritish Official Wireless - 249 words
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Article53 1935-06-23 1 It is officially announced that Mr. Frederick Gordon Smith, AttorneyGeneral, Trinidad, has been appointed a Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court of the Straits Settlements. A recent official statement also announced the appointment of Mr. J. Aitken, of the Gold Coast, as a Puisne I Judge of,53 words
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Article180 1935-06-23 1 Negotiations For Lease j Fall Through THE Sunday Tribune understands that the recent negotiations conduced be ween the liquidators and a Chinese syndicate for a lease of the Tan Kan Kee factor.es have fallen through. It was reported at the time -hat h Chinese gen leman180 words
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Article, Illustration748 1935-06-23 1 was very difficult to say whether h9 was alve. A lot cf froth and water was coming out of his mouth. Ari fie al respira'ion was carried on for about ten mnu'es and at the eno. cf -hat time witness realised that the o;o was dead and748 words
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Advertisement13 1935-06-23 1 goodwood Park JHotel Special Curry Lunch ETery Sunday $1. Tennis Badminton. Phone 6190.13 words
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Advertisement12 1935-06-23 1 al^l R a^^S_jT _j I I a_B. aU I k A B^B^B^B^B^B^H12 words
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Article781 1935-06-23 2 BETTER DISTANCE RECEPTION China Coast Stations EMPIRE PROGRAMME FEATURES (By "Radiofan") i AST week I reported that local j reception of long-distance sta- tions had improved during the week. The improvement h-as been kept up land the past week's reception has I been very good indeed.781 words
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Article606 1935-06-23 2 Charge Against Local Firms Singapore, Saturday. T'HE Gramophone Company, Ltd., were the complainants m two cases m ;vhich representatives of two loeai firms were charged with allegedly infringing the Trade Marks Ordinance. The parties concerned were Mr. Lee Heng Kwong of Chop Seng Tye m New606 words
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Article65 1935-06-23 2 Inquiry Into T.S. Officiate Allegations Washington, Jt ne 21 THE allegations made by Mr .vlitcheu. I a former assistant m thc Commerce Department, of graft and t\,r -uotion bave all "faded into thin clr." declared Mr. Copeland. Chairman of the Commit- tee, at the conclusion of65 words
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Article90 1935-06-23 2 Body Exhumed On Order Of Magistrate (Fro?n Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Saturday. The body of a wnl dressed Tamil wa.s found near Jubilee Park. Ipoh. yesterday. A pes* mortem revealed the body of a well nourished young man of 30 btn the cause of death could not be90 words
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Article41 1935-06-23 2 Appropriations Bill Approved Washington. June 21 The House of Representatives approved cf the Conference Report for lh: 5460.000 000 peace time Naval Appropriai tion Bill. The Bill will now be sent to President Roosevelt for his signature. Eteuter.41 words
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Advertisement252 1935-06-23 2 ML 'X A. v ?)fc. _kiTi 1 li ri _J 1 _rf d i^V_m vHfcr fl ■HH anal ft _fl l__^H _^PO_^^^_v I^W/'-- >H| B t ™v_ _f WAW IPyr *\v^ *J™ _r 4r I' H lUaflHaV <Ar laaflflt^^ MY "PRUDENTIAL" POLICY HAS SECURED ME A GUARANTEED INCOME OX RETIREMENT.252 words
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Advertisement163 1935-06-23 2 iMA.^mggm^^^^ij^^s^Mmmmmammmmmtmmm^ qj.. »*jym.r^MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL A THIS WEEKS PROGRAMME Monday, Wednesday Friday. I COCKTAIL DANCK 6.30 to 8.15 i .m. I I DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight. m Tuesday, Thursday Saturday. i 1 SPECIAL DINNER CONCEPT 8.15 to 9.15 j>.m. I DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight. CABARET APPEARING NIGHTLY163 words
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Advertisement198 1935-06-23 2 Stomach gas condensed m 2 minutes Why continue to suffer unneces<„*i from the pains of indigestion' v* can get rid of those stomach nainc two minutes with palns Chardox, a superactivated form of _A^^ vegetable charcoal, Amm''-- which has the power of attracting p to itself all gases w I198 words
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1048 1935-06-23 3 STEADY FLOW OF PRODUCE Small Net Gains DRIVING FORCE OF PATRIOTISM (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 12. JAPANESE efforts to capture trade m the Far East and particularly the Straits Settlements are the subject of some interesting comments by a special1,048 words
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Article209 1935-06-23 3 Gives Others "Electric Shocks" (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) Brighton, June 12. IUILLIE is a Real Live Wire; but he's a "shocking" boy all the same— he clicks. Yes, clicks "liko the ticking of a clock, only louder." he told me to-day. And Willie—209 words
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Article57 1935-06-23 3 Recital At Memorial Hall On Wednesday An interesting programme will be presented by Mme. Rence Florigny, the well-known pianist, who will give a recital a T the Memorial Hall on Wednesday evening. Mme. Florigny is engaged on an extensive tour of the Far East and has played witb57 words
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Article79 1935-06-23 3 Singapore. Saturday. A straits Settlements Govt. Gazette Extrao.dinary, dated to-day, states that, information having been received that a dangerous, infecticus or contagous disease, namely, cholera, exists m an epidemic state at Moulmein, it is hereby declared by His Excellency the Governor, m exercise of the powers conferred79 words
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Article, Illustration31 1935-06-23 3 Hertna Schlutow. the little German dancer who has made such a hit m fast Russian dances m the Tropical Express Non-Sto^ Revue; which is breaking records at the Capitol Theatre. Singapore.31 words
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Article386 1935-06-23 3 MALACCA NOTES AND NEWS Rotary Club Institutes A Ladies' Night (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 21 ROTARIANS of Malacca will meet again on Thursday, when the installation eremony will take place after the usual linner The new President will receive the gaval. Rotarian Chan Choo Tiong will be the386 words
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Article53 1935-06-23 3 Young Malay Found Drowned In Taiping (From Our Oion Correspondent) Taiping, Saturday. A young Malay who was found drowned m the River Ulu Ijok was identified as Mat bin Taha, who went bathing early this morning. It Ls believed that he developed fits when nobody was near. Police53 words
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Article21 1935-06-23 3 Omaha (Nebraska), June 21. As a result of arbitration by the Governor, the tramway strike hero has ended ReuterReuter - 21 words
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Article84 1935-06-23 3 "WONDER SHADOWS In the Tropical Revue now at the Capitol, one of the most popular numbers is entitled "Wonder Shadows," m which shadows are thrown on a screen and a colour filter is needed to get them m correct perspective The colour filter is provided by coloured "spectacles," which are,84 words
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Article20 1935-06-23 3 Honolulu, June 22. The American flying clipper took off to-day on a 2,000-mile flight to California.- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article46 1935-06-23 3 Apart from May, 1934, postal receipts have been higher than m the corresponding nun.ha year earlier for each moriTn since thc end cf 1932. The increase for April 'vas 4.G per cent., as compared with 1.6 per cent, for the first quarter of the year. B46 words
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Article391 1935-06-23 3 Special Events Being Organised IT a meeting held by the entertainAm n t committee of the Singapore vei Jubnee Fund recently, ar- anger were mada fcr a series of special attractive events to be held during the comng months, with the oojeci oi aug- j mentmg the Fund.391 words
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Article29 1935-06-23 3 The P. and O. Somali has left Hongkong and is expected to arrive at Singapore at 11 a.m. on Wednesday. She will proceed alcngs'de the S.H.B. Wharf on arrival.29 words
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Article284 1935-06-23 3 I Wealth Under The Sea HOLES TO BE BOUEJ) IN LUSITANI A (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspond Glasgow, June 1-. FINAL preparations are being made for an adventure which may win for Britain world supremacy m deep-sea salvage and bring untold wealth io a Scottish284 words
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Advertisement62 1935-06-23 3 IBilWllti I Ifi fj** **i i I jj 117 1 1 J r^fl V J^r.J'>^- r l^-iir*: "j^^Sf^yfek^"^^ «iaMftftwiiMiMiiwi«i*ie7H^aMiiMa^Hialim 1 JAn unbroken tradUion of 1 1 quality malnlained for nearly I 1 jjulf a renturu 1 9 c* m 1 m T ATE fcXDDESS m |Q§ fa m^r y __s62 words
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Advertisement618 1935-06-23 4 fi -_SS 'BEST SHOW TO DATE BETTER THAN TUE MARCUS SHOW MALAYA TRIBUNE (FRIDAY) jj O NEVER BEFORE HAVE SINGAPORE AUDIENCES BEEN SO WILDLY FNTHUSrASTH MHnn 1 ONE SNAP and DASH oi MERRIMENT and BEAUTY FROM BEGINNING TO END NEARIA 3 HOURS! |_^j£nHHHfl j 0* SI AIVAI HraSyl fl| %m**m618 words
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Article, Illustration1460 1935-06-23 5 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES YOU have grown rich beyond your expectations" tho clergyman is reported ing. "The whole of this groat country tjas grown rich. Richer than any country has ever been. Richer than is good for any country to be. And what is the source of IUI wealth? Rubber, my1,460 words
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Advertisement138 1935-06-23 5 .11l I I I I I I II I I I I II I I I I IM J. I, J I, ll .:!«:itV|i;i:iil,l;,|, II I I I I 1,:,..,.,.,;,,,,,,,,,, 1 BERNARR MACFADDEN'S BOOKS. ASTHMA HAY FEVER *fi 00 I COLD, COUGHS CATARRH 4 00 I s CONSTIPATION l\oa 1138 words
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Article3837 1935-06-23 6 Leonard Merrick - Leonard Merrick OUR SHORT STORY By »n ihe 21st of Decern- t». moil ieur Petitpas, a clerk h bohemian yearnings, packed pOl'tti for a week's hollI iii Pari on the same date, mon- and pauper, was omftii; by Ihe Editor of Le litiiit Moi to convert3,837 words
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Advertisement210 1935-06-23 6 a.<%OH M\%V^» QUICK RELIEF !HL >v STOmACH SUF F ERIRS IMmnltd Magnesia most recent medical research and X-ray experi- pv«« exceaftit results and prove there i> no better, quicker or surer stomach can h th tyobl aahle than Magnesia. It is Tf* v lns and hvporai'idr.v. It is pat un«210 words
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Advertisement54 1935-06-23 6 IJ jK^Jf VFAKNESB, I^ lEu DEBILITY hQaiivem I a y^^PESCHIENSPSYWiP I \W lj f W\ v 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.54 words
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Article, Illustration959 1935-06-23 7 Horatius - Horatius (By THERE are many bridge players— they will never be first class who fail to appreciate the significance of the bidding ami so, are incapable of designing the play m accordance with the information which should have been conveyed to them by the Auction. It959 words
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Article120 1935-06-23 7 JULY MEETING, 1935. 1 >«iv. < uurdav. 29th. June, 1933 2nd. Day. Wednesday, 3rd. July, 1935. i. IHv. Saturday. 6th. July. 1935. Tho Subs rp <>r.s for Visiting Members MEN SlO LADIES 5 5 Mtet'nc or any day thereof. VISITING MEMBERS must be introdu" by Members ol120 words
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Article75 1935-06-23 7 Thone: 5811 and 5812. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Includ ng Including at office Postage Postage or close t<o to Foreign residence F.M.S. Countries. Yearly $3.00 $5.40 $6.00 Half-Yearly $1.50 $2.70 $3.00 Quarterly $0.75 $1.35 $1.50 SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Copies of back numbers of the "Sunday75 words
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Article145 1935-06-23 7 Home Authorities Most Concerned i London. June 8. THE increase of suicides m Britain is j characterised as a "matter of public concern" m the report of the Poisons Board to the Home Secretary. The number of suicides due to drugs and disinfectants, which are found m nearly145 words
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Advertisement707 1935-06-23 7 'i, would I) interesting A*^4U^ T>^JU<. Ass**,*, PWP m^v^x T sd to kno« how many sweep- 7 r% if|\flf YW^m° ll I-" from the V^^^S»?-^ "^PBl^k^^^ U^^'^!! mo „ey so acquired. ticM^dvawa the' V 1®& W***4Jh „r/-G,,^£K winner m ihe office l. dqla^' :ysz-Un -^^T 7 W oni T\. f\-707 words
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Advertisement81 1935-06-23 7 1 TO PROTECT YOU AGAINST I i BUYING USED RADIO TUBES I DISGUISED AS NEW Tl I [l i I W tl I i —AND WE ANNOUNCE I A COMPLETE LINE OF 1 RCA TUBES IN SEALED I I CARTONS TO SERVE YOUR RADIO NEEDS a_Ma_^_M_—^Sjl^MiJ-W-^MMM- 1 WE test HS3h81 words
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Article1538 1935-06-23 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent MOONLIGHT, a gentle breeze, swaying palm trees, bustling leaves, and a lippled sea. What more romantic setting can you want for a party? But how very often m the rush of Singapore night ttU such an evening passes unnoticed, its beauty1,538 words
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Article222 1935-06-23 8 LOUIS Goldins's latest book "Camberwell Beauty" starts like his "Magnolia Street" and the "Five Silver Daughter" m a street, but it goes much further, half way across Europe to place unthought of, as unt bought Of as China and certainly much more unthought of than Singapore,222 words
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Article1803 1935-06-23 8 l INEN. linen! That is the order of the day. Very practical too, always so fiesh irom the laundry, and so cool, and with :he loosely woven tweedy looking ones you can make a rag of them and still no a crease. Rene Ullmami has a arge1,803 words
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Article60 1935-06-23 8 Much silk taffeta— also silk faille-* •:sed m the fashioning oi tlv Via? wishy skins And both of tbev "obi ics. especially taffeta an- to l£ almost as widely worn for daytime s oi evening S Sheers, too. are hiehhghtcd lor formal .fterncon and cveninc Ai^d here comes silk, makinn60 words
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Advertisement40 1935-06-23 8 ;~^SEs_s_SHs_s_sEsZs_sHS_s_^£s-E^^ j SELETAR GRANGE 1 EUROPEAN RESIDENTIAL HOTEL. ffi 14«, Mile Thomson Seletar Road, (Adjoining Naval Rase Opposite Gate 4 *E"). Large Swimming Enclosure. Beautiful Garden, peaceful and attractive surroundings. Dinner {3 served by the sea. Under European Supervision. B40 words
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Advertisement71 1935-06-23 8 V>l)illiininii:i::l:i|iii:!li!liiliill!liiliilMliilliliiliiliiliilliliii(iiiilUliUiVr 1 Unpacked X^ 2 J New Shioment X I AMERICAN X I DRESSES X 1 I /spectator sports X j i X NOVELTY GLOVES I BERNYCB HARVEY I X ADELPHI X HOTEL X. Room m X 26. rrtl>|ll|!l|ll|l!|MII!|tllll|l(||l|l||lltMII||M|lltl||lltlllMtll«lll:itll|UIIIIII|!U PALAIS DES MODES 33, Stamford Road. Exclusive Model Gowns for Evening,71 words
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Advertisement45 1935-06-23 8 TBE J |j MOVIE STAR H 5( MODELS X f 1 are /iou? o/t display 11 V Models that are V )6 truly Outstanding Don'f fail to see them. Tl Kj Aluly* Something Mriß 1 *H9 f \P^ IHK not st Ot MV. IHIX-s wQf45 words
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Advertisement197 1935-06-23 8 Lampshades Ready made, ur made io order. Aai colours and des^s. MRS. J. HE CRAAF. ()'2 Milestone. J<i2l I'air Panjaii". FOR 3 DAYS ONLY V) 20 DISCOUNT ON ALL STOCK At I The Smart Shop tt 67. STAMFORD ROAD. DIAL WT. m mmmmwmm*r-m*mAa**MMWMMawm* I DURING JUNE AL Jl LV OM197 words
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Article, Illustration1248 1935-06-23 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser' s Hill THIS racing is an expensive business! T li th« noise ia really a .rienci of man his acquaintance ii a very expensive one to cultivate. The different ways of betting are so numerous that by the time th*" have been eajh and1,248 words
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Article, Illustration320 1935-06-23 9 TO stan with what is called popular music, His Master's Voice has recorded ;ome very good new tunes m the way of dance records. -What 're ycu doing m the rain," D 8145 is a pretty, tune, and has a sentimental vocal refrain refrain which would suit those320 words
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505 1935-06-23 9 April, May June. .three months whe wedding bells ring out with vie mcc persistent frequency. Three months when the romantic ceremonial of marriage seems to call forth the best of thc imaginations of brides, dressmakers, florists, jewelers and caterer 0 The old. old505 words
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Article184 1935-06-23 9 it i 1 recipe In winch a duck, a chicken and a squab are used In a I way. The duck, chicken, and sq boned. The squabs and the chick* n are seared lightly In hot butter until a ri, and then spread quite thiCk.y184 words
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Advertisement41 1935-06-23 9 A striking coiffeur created by Maison Interlandi. Specialists m all kinds of hair-dressing, permanent wave, marcel, finger-waving, etc. Maison Interlandi 159, CAPITOL BUILDINGS. Phone 4419. Duro Linens FOR Sports Frocks BRITISH MAKE FAST COLOURS TAJMAHAL STORE 23, HIGH STREET. TEL: 3849.41 words
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Advertisement46 1935-06-23 9 New Revised Edition "CHEIRG'S WIIEIn WERE YOU BORN?" JANUARY. FEBRUARY, MARCH, APRIL, MAY, JUKE, JULY. AUGUST, SEPTEMBER; OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER. Your Marriage, Future, Character, Tendencies, Clearly Shown Explained. A BOOK THAT COMPELS SUCCESS PRICE $1.50 Only Kelly Walsh, Ltd. (Incorporated m Hongkong) Ka files Place Singapore.46 words
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Advertisement254 1935-06-23 9 M RENE ULLMANN W R CiliWn!s KOK ALL OCCASIONS W U Hats Novelties y ■■•Wi a i!lll«ll.lillllillirill: a .ii:tllH..iilim'liHllll' l"ll.ti:l"«'*il»'l':«' l ■••■••..•i .•..•:■«•.•:•*>■-•. 'j Aux Chats Noirs j m L Commencing July Ist I 1 I Annual Sale Amazing Reductions i TEL. NO. 4085. ISA, BATTERY ROAP. m at m254 words
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551 1935-06-23 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, June 23, 1935. THE VOLUNTEERS MUCH interest has been created by Major-General Le win's report on the Straits Settlements Volunteers. For years past successive General Officers Commanding have deplored tbe fact that recruiting for the European units is not sufficient, but Major General Lewin goes Car.551 words
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Article1213 1935-06-23 10 C. H. Stanley- Jones - C. H. Stanley -J ones Americas National Recovery A Certainty jtfHEN Hie Rotary movement was started m Malaya there were critics who said .hat it could serve no useful purpose. That criticism is not often advanced m these days. The movement has already oved useful1,213 words
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Article463 1935-06-23 10 Anglius - Anglius I AM trying a new line of shcrt and snappy stcries this werk. All right. Lex's go. A JADY: "You would stand more charn. of getting a joh if you would shave and make yourself respectable." Tramp: "'Yes, lady. I found oa'. iut463 words
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Advertisement133 1935-06-23 10 fc.V— £a^_ aßl_^Br4 ._T j«S?_ Mm. mt il F 7^ a Mm t Aniseikonia Reading, eyes grow blurred, skip words and lines. Heads ache, nerves twitch, stomachs misbehave. Students fail m ther classes. Motorist* and aviators misjudge distances, sometimes fatally. Many persons so afflicted go from one doctor to another133 words
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Advertisement56 1935-06-23 10 J Radiant 1 Beauty j I LUXURIA g A superior cleansing fgr I cream 1 it pena- t trates deep into tbe pores, removing dust and grime. It preserves and enriches the skin's uaWOa\ oils the real secret of fresh, suppie, young skin. .1 < •3taHran*l CtHev FAMOUS BEAUTY PREPARATIONS56 words
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568 1935-06-23 11 FLIRTED WITH DEATH TO AVENGE HER SWEETHEART (By Air Mail) London, June 12. pgfl JoJ Diilingei*, Public W fcnemy No, 1 of the United Urn ruthless, merciless out*bo eluded the forces of the law' for so long\ ft 11 riddled with the ilWintf bullets ol568 words
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Article457 1935-06-23 11 Scenes At Funeral Of Mrs. Rattenbury •By Air Mail* Bornemouh, Jun? 12. yRS. Alma Victoria Rattenbury. who '^committed suicide af:er she was acquitted land her lover convicted' of the tier of her elderly husband, was buried here to-day a few yards from *rave of the husband.457 words
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Article, Illustration36 1935-06-23 11 MISS 1935 MEETS MISS 1905: Miss Joan Beer a.<: a modern bathingbelle and Miss Dorothy Smart as a bathing belle of 30 years ago, at a dancing recital at S r Luke's Hall, Crosby, near Liverpool.36 words
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Article142 1935-06-23 11 Evidence Of Servant's Shop Purchases Jaffna (Ceylon). June 7. MR. K. Alvapillai, Police Magistrate ot Mallakam (Ceylon) recorded further evidence m the case m which Chief Inspector Fernando, of the Jaffna police, charged Abeyewardene Simon, a Sinhalese servant, with the murder of Mrs. Jane Thangammah. a wealthy142 words
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Article408 1935-06-23 11 FELL IN LOVE WITH HEIRESS Cinema Manager's Letter To Wife (By Air Mail) London, June 12 I 1 I OTATED to have made a confession to i I•» his wife that he had fallen m love I with a £15,000 heiress, Anthony Wil'iam Hamilton Nelson, a cinema manager, of Essex-read,408 words
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Article816 1935-06-23 11 Amazing (rime Career i SLIP THAT LEO TO AKKEST t (By Air Mail) i (Prom our Oam Conaapoamtmt} London, June 12. j fjONFIDBNCE trickster of international repute; and regarded by the under-world as one of the greatest "steerers" m the history of the "con*' game,816 words
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1222 1935-06-23 12 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds I I I I I .n.,.!,.,.::.:,.,^^^ Respect These Lnrge Boots Silent Travel Vision Of An Awful Predicament zz a. a r-"«iilliinin|ii|.:. nm. n|ii| ('.|i:|ii|i;|iill.|.i|illli|:llHlilllllllliiliiliriilliilii|iiiii|u|„|: im,..,.. ■^■'■"•''•''•"•"•iit-'iiin.ni.ii.i!iiinii i li ll l I|ilill|li|ll| |!iilll :|i g THERE arc no other trains1,222 words
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Advertisement143 1935-06-23 12 j When I think of how timjdl my boys used to be j MMMMMMMA^MMwALwiXB&£ 1 I began watching I hem myself. The neigh- -T" d, ,a rD and Jo "THE NEIGHBOURS cant gossip now. Quaker Oats certainly made a difference. My boys arc °:*o the most robust, hcukhicst boys ever143 words
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Advertisement19 1935-06-23 12 I I 8 USE TIGER BALM Tiger Balm Combats All Diseases I ENG AUN TONG The Tiger Medical Hall19 words
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Article, Illustration2174 1935-06-23 14 Clubman - Clubman Singapore Ping-Pong Teams In Inter-Club Tournament Poor Entries For Ladies' Event More Clubs Take Up Dancing A.A.ASs Anniversary Results Of Sunnydale Tournament (By [THE Singapore ping-pong championships will soon commence. The inter-club tournament will probably start at the end of July. Fifteen teams will compete2,174 words
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Article128 1935-06-23 14 (By Air Mail.) London, June 12 Accounts of the Kuala Rerun* Syndicate irubber growers a preliminary notice of which appeared m The Financial Times on 30th May, show profit for 1934 £4.923 tagst £337) plus £12.830 «£l3.4oJbrought m. making £17.754 To d<»pn £422 (£4O0 1. development account128 words
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Article3821 1935-06-23 15 The Selaimgor Imilteir-Sclhiool ToMmameirrt The Opming Matches Comments On The Play Girls Take To The Game Perak Notes The Taiping District Competition Malaccas Probable T*am For The Chinese Olympiad What's On In Singapore. (By "Dragon") THE most important event m Kuala Lumpur badminton this week was3,821 words
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Advertisement25 1935-06-23 15 <% ads jf 7r4w^^aM\ 1 1 Imperial Pee J \V\ Honey \^V lf 9>r°f The NEW ZEALAND COOPERATIVE HONEY PRODUCERS AJLTOCIATION KM 1 Warm Studios 6525 words
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2499 1935-06-23 16 The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Cricket And Soccer Sensations Selangor And Perak Cricket Complete Mastery Of Ball Over Bat Low Totals In Big Matches Recalled When The Australians Failed Against Malaya A Tennis Protest Penang Left In Colony-F.M.S. Match. (By "Forward') IF the last week-end was not so full cf2,499 words
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Article644 1935-06-23 16 K. O - K.O. (By jy|K. Bell has chosen Friday, June 28, for his next promotion. Tarley and Young Johnson will top the bill over 12 three-minute rounds, and Midget Ito and Tarley Tony Darcy are next. Tarley has not And tasted defeat during his stay644 words
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Advertisement140 1935-06-23 16 mcmmU^^M^m^^^MMMmMmW^^^^'^i r^^^'- ki, m(^ W^^^tmmmWti ImTKWfnv mw*i *M tßar^ TiTi Tn "TluHTf jil IrMaTfMiiilllMiti M SP 1 jtC|W^- <K^aS£Jc3iWßw^^>- fi3^Tf iy ysst iaw v^ftgaaagaßßwaaja^t^g^/'l'KJ r Pl"afr^P^£^**^^ac^**! ■■&>■ $S^S ie 'fli mF 4$ ■B^HHalm Mmi J v* 9a IS W W Kr^mmmT^^^^W^^Ft^^B 3k. fl ||i J a i j *^E^ 7i?^^^^140 words
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Article389 1935-06-23 17 "CHve Of India" STIRRING LIFE OF ENGLISH HERO rfllfa overworked ;r>erlatives seem futile indeed when one come 3 to merits cf "Cli/e d rryj F. Zar: ,i-V's rirst rjJUo'n oi'ar production for 2?th rv Pictures, which will br ar the Capitol Theatre nn July 2. etter389 words
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Article318 1935-06-23 17 Another "Old Clothes" Part THE most successful pictures Will Rogers a has made are those m .vhich he has worn old clothes. On many occasions these have been the identical overalls and jumper he wears on his ranch. Rogers says so himself, pointing to "David318 words
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Article, Illustration249 1935-06-23 17 To Be Screened At The Alhambra FOR persons who cannot afford to pursue i'he extensive itinerary prescribed by the j multi-coloured literature of the travel j agencies, "Red Morning," the new thrilling melodrama of the South Seas, which comes j to the Alhambra Theatre shortly, is249 words
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Article375 1935-06-23 17 wm* aj^bj ■ajßßaw 'gentleman's shoulder and they do a circulai Fox Trot. The pair, drawn into greater intimacy, now soar into a frivoTous but simple tap step. The joy of their meeting thu<* expressed, the couple again become romantic, m series of Waltz whirls to375 words
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Advertisement95 1935-06-23 17 |The good word is spreading ifast You simply cant do better 1 than buy a- I WESTIN6HOUSE A.C. 8 TUBE SUPERHET i m. i *mmm^--yn^^ig?^mM^ma^^k. I The same engineering genius that J huilt the world's first Broadcasting Station is responsible for this master I receiver V/hich has M brilliant tone95 words
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Advertisement319 1935-06-23 17 'relieved m twenty A .minutes A Vi* itT" ii 1 t One corn one Radox gone! Two more Radox I quished' What a quii to years ol woman has Radox. Bui tell e\ sufferer, so hare used feet with un t m the feet entirel jceling. an painful pain Jul319 words
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Article178 1935-06-23 18 Wishes She Had Taken Krusehen Earlier If only she had taken Krusehen Salt* at first, this woman could have saved nounds and avoidd weeks of suffering. She writes: "I had rheumatism all over me for nearly 12 months. In fact, I could hardly move. My178 words
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Article439 1935-06-23 18 Full Results Of Meet At Muar Singapore, Saturday. THE following are the Ist day results ut 'he All-Johore Chinese Olympiad held at Muar yesterday: 100 Metres (Men)— lst Heat: Yeo Lip Chee (Jchore Bahru) 1; Loh Fook Mens? (Must) 2; time 11.8 sees. 2nd Heat: Tay Boey439 words
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Article242 1935-06-23 18 Rain Interferes With Play London, June 21. RAIN fell throughout the country for three days, seriously inter? sring with all cricket fixtures. Not a single ball was bowied at the Oval m the game between Surrey and Cambridge University and each side were allotted four points m theReuter - 242 words
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Article211 1935-06-23 18 Jasin Club Beaten By Chinese (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, June 21. On Wednesday last, June 19, a friendly game of soccer was payed betw'en the J asm Recreation Club and the Cnine^e Football Association at the Kubu padang which ended m a convincing victory lothe latter by211 words
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Article306 1935-06-23 18 "SSSSBSSSSE S3S SSSSSSSB l>- '>— Tay Bcey Chua (Muar) 2; Lee Milk Tsow (8.P.) 3; time 60.6 sees. 800 METRES 800 Metres (Men): Chan Kong Meng (B.P.> 1; Teo Teck Leong (Muarj 2' K(/h Koon Yam (J. 8.) 3; (Soh Swee Guan (8.P.) 4; time 2 mins. 20.8 I sees.306 words
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Article146 1935-06-23 18 Two Matches In Novices' Singles (From Our Own Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Juno 21. ON wet courts due to the rain which fell earlier m the afternoon, which made play rather difficult, two more games were played to-day m the Southern Section of the Johore lawn tennis championships at146 words
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Article69 1935-06-23 18 Combined Services v Negri Sembilan i i The next interesting game m the Malaya Cup Series will be the match between the Combined Services and Negri Sembilan, which will be played at the Anson Road Stadium on Saturday r next, June 29, at 5.15 p.m. Admission charges69 words
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Article35 1935-06-23 18 The Straits Settlements Police tfoxce stationed m Singapore will hold their annual athletic sports meet at the Police > Depot m Thompson Road en Saturday, July 6, beginning at 3.15 p.m. 555? S"aSESESESESESEScb"HSeS2SESESZSSSHSES?35 words
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Article228 1935-06-23 18 Weber's Great Win A FIERCE BATTLE STAGED (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. J^ LARGE crowd saw Fraiikie Weber outpoint Little Abayan at the Fun and Frolic last night in a 16-round contest. The Filipino turned the scales at 7st. 121b., and Web<* was 8st. 6UIb. Displaying228 words
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Advertisement186 1935-06-23 18 y^A^' M m ~mammmi^mmmmtm^mmmmemmmmmmm SUPR6MACY\ IHE I GREAT EASTERN LIFE BS "GREAT" by reason of the fact that m a period of little more than a quarter of a century it has (1) built up a large business all over Asia; (2) acquired a thoroughly sound financial position (3) introduced186 words
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1175 1935-06-23 19 RIDERS HORSES UNHURT Final Day's Racing THREE WINNERS FOR SULTAN OF PERAK (From Oar Own Rcpor'jf/ Kuaia Lumpur, Saturday. THE second and final day of the Selangor Turf Club's Skye metting was held to-day m Kuala Lumpur. There was a sharp tall of rain1,175 words
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Article332 1935-06-23 19 JUNIOR BADMINTON TO URNAMENT Roalfs Of Tlie Quarier Finals Singapore, Saturday. THE follow'ng are the- icsmts oi the quarter-finals m the Jun. or Championship Me.i's Singles and m the first round of the ladies' singles played at the Har-Par Hail, Clerical Union, today: MEN*S SINGLES QUARTER-FINALS Chan Seak Choon Uoviai*332 words
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Article758 1935-06-23 19 First Division Game i LOSERS PLAY WITH NINE MEN Singapore, Saturday. A STEADY drizzle that fell throughout the game robbed the match between the R.A.F. and the S.R.C. of much of its interest. The game which was a first division fixture was played at the758 words
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Article391 1935-06-23 19 had scored 109 runs for be less of five wickets at the close of play. A. F. Hunter was ihe n'ghest score.so far with 29, while G. Morgan was unbeaten with 29. THE SCORES S.C.C. Team First Innings -C C- Windle b de Souza 9; A.391 words
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Advertisement138 1935-06-23 19 ok Times X»m*ft»X4c3 ;M>«mm»jrmclD BERTIE BELL RESPONDS GD LIVE WIRES I4j I TARLEY JOHNSON ITO DARCY i Filipino) (American *****) (Japanese) (Spaniard) No Boosting Necessary AH Proved Warriors of the Ring. PLUS 2 SPLENDID PRELIMS. N FRIDAY JUNE ggth. fTH-b Nfc ifrftßi-» ARENA 1 G' ON THE NIGHT OF FRIDAY138 words
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Article, Illustration162 1935-06-23 20 Malaya Cup Soccer And Chinese Athletics All tohcre Chinese Olympiad at Muar: The winner deft* and run-ner-up m the 200 Metre- Race for Girls. The Johore team which Ics*: tc Singapore m Friday's Malaya Cup soccer match by 8 goals to nil. Keng Hock gains possession of he ball during162 words
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