Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 30 June 1935
1935-06-30
1
20
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/sundaytribune
Sunday Tribune (Singapore)
-
Title Section12 1935-06-30 1 The Sunday Tribune voi.3 r»o.e SINGAPOKE, SUNDAY, JUNE 30, 1935. FIVE CENTS12 words
-
615 1935-06-30 1 BIG PLANS TO CATCH UP High-Speed Planes TOKYO-SINGAPORE LINE <B> Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London. June 20. JAPAN i> becoming increasingly concerned at aerial developments in the West which have left her some way behind according to reports from Tokyo. The proposal615 words
-
Article146 1935-06-30 1 I I Peiping City Gales Re-Opened i Peiping. June 29. AFTER a quiet but nervous night, the I city gates were opened this morning j enabling replenishment of the depleted food .supplies due to yesterday's closure. A division of troops formerly under j Sung Cheh Yuan,Reuter - 146 words
-
Article131 1935-06-30 1 Rebels Bombard Peiping City Peipih". June 28. The rebel troops belonged to forces commanded by General Wan Pu Line. J who himrelf particiuated m tho defend lof the city. Chinese cycles allege that they acted on behalf x>f the famous j Marshal Wu Pei Fn who \v;is latterlyReuter - 131 words
-
Article112 1935-06-30 1 Mine Guards Besieged In Office 1 Galena, ILiAsas. TWO detachments of Kansas National Guards are W^dtag to Galena owing to an outbreak of violence arising out of a si like at the lead and zinc mines. Twelve mine guards ate at present besieged m the officeReuter - 112 words
-
Article40 1935-06-30 1 Tientsin. June 28 The Japanese military chiefs are con- tcrrin" with the heads cl the foreign l oarrisons with a view to concerted action -hould a speedy settlement of the Feng- tai revolt is not forthcoming ReuterReuter - 40 words
-
Article101 1935-06-30 1 Entertainment By Bobby And His Company The well-known entertainer, Bobby, who will be remembered in his association with the latv Grock II. and who has formed a new company of his own, gave In entertainment at Raffle* Institution on 1 i i. The performance was of a very101 words
-
Article63 1935-06-30 1 Benefits Four British Schools <Bu Air Mail) F-om Our Own Correspondent}' London, June 20. Four British Institutions at Woking, Dover, Portsmouth and Southamptonhave just iearnt that they are to share £3,500 as the result of a judgment m the F.M.S. on the will of Mr. Samuel Scott who63 words
-
Article, Illustration30 1935-06-30 1 Major W. J. Fairlie Craig and Miss Ann Esther Lloyd Macteay leaving St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, after (heir wedding yesterday afternoon. An account of the wadding appears on page 2.30 words
-
Article70 1935-06-30 1 New A^iti-Airera/t Cpropan| In Malaya (By Air Mail) <From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 20. The reorganisation of Royal Engin- eers fortress units m the Far East. j Malta, and Gibraltar was announced m Army Orders prescribes that the' new anti-aircraft searchlight company m Malaya is to be70 words
-
Article212 1935-06-30 1 *Queer^Story ?Pr*ifl Rhio Jungk (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 20. A QUEER story of the Far East, written m queer English, and sent by i queer transport system (since it has taken two months m the malls has just reached a London evening212 words
-
Article70 1935-06-30 1 Singapore, Saturday, A 13 year-old Malay cyclist who was knocked down by a motor-lorry at the junction oi Teluk Kerau Road and Changi Road yesterday afternoon succumbed to his injuries on the way to the hospital. Falling from a moving trolley bus at the junction of70 words
-
Article37 1935-06-30 1 Singapore, Saturday Neo Leng Leng an interpreter attached to the Kandang Kerbau Police Station was acquitted this morning by Mr. Norman Grice, the Second Magistrate, on a charge of abetment oi receiving an illegal gratification.37 words
-
Article574 1935-06-30 1 UNITED STATES THE ORIENT Trade delations "MUST ACT AS A WORLD UNIT" Singapore, Saturday. AN interesting visitor to Singapore arrived this morning m the Dollar Liner President Van Buren m the person of Mr. Johii Doh^rty, of Seattle, Washington, a kc-r;i; newspaperman who has had connections with several of the574 words
-
Article128 1935-06-30 1 More Anglo-American Conversations? Washington, June 29 MR Cardell Hull, U.S. BlCldH? of State, m a 5-tatement to the Press Conference, mada what is considered to be m opan inviiat'on to Sir Fr?der ck I <i h Ro s to c-nt< r into conversat ons vi^b him at WiushReuter - 128 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement13 1935-06-30 1 Goodwood Park Hotel Special Curry Lunch Every Snnday $1. Ternis Badminton. Phone 6490.13 words
-
Advertisement17 1935-06-30 1 '''^iisi^^H£e e3i^^5? jP^I Is** j«F aw&0P aw ff^TMaffix' Mi 1^^K«I HI i^' His Evening Drink Me VALLUM'S!17 words
-
-
Article491 1935-06-30 2 Criticism Of Control COMMITTEE REMAINS CALM (By Air Mail) (From Our Oicn Correspondent) London, June 20. riESPAIIi is not too strong an expression to describe the emotion of London tin merchants, first deprived of the possibility of getting supplies of the commodity m which they deal491 words
-
Article126 1935-06-30 2 Mr. Herbert Hopson Walker THE death occurred at Melbourne on 1 Wednesday of Mr. Herbert Hopson Walker, the former Klang lawyer He had been m failing health for some years. A naUvc of New Zealand, Mr. Walker came to Malaya m 1910 and, after spending126 words
-
Article42 1935-06-30 2 To Be Minister To Uruguay London, June 28. The King has approved the appointment of Sir Neville Henderson, His Majesty's Ambassador designate to the Argentine Republic to be also Minister j to the Republic of Uruguay.— British Official WirelessBritish Official Wireless - 42 words
-
Article649 1935-06-30 2 Major Fairlie Craig And Miss Ann Macleay Singapore, Saturday. J QT. Andrew's Cathedral was the scene 1 "3 of an interesting wedding yesterday afternoon, the bridegroom being Major W. J. Fairlie Craig, M.8., R.A.M.C, son of the late Mr. David Craig and Mrs. Craig of Newport, Fife,. Scotland,649 words
-
Article113 1935-06-30 2 Post Of Inspector-General To Be Revived London, June 28. In order to assist the chief of the Air Staff m supervising the current expansion of the Royal Air Force, the Secretary for Air has decided to revive for a limited period the appointment of Inspector- General ofBritish Official Wireless - 113 words
-
Article102 1935-06-30 2 Ten Cases On list For Next Week Singapore, Saturday. The fourth Assizes for the year will commence before Mr. Justice R. Williamson in the Supreme Court on Tuesday, July 2. There are altogether ten cases on the nst, including one- in which a Chinese woman, named Lee Ah102 words
-
Article1014 1935-06-30 2 PRINCIPALS OR AGENTS? Interesting Malacca Civil Suit (From Our Own Correspondcnlj Malacca, June 28. JUDGMENT was reserved at the end of an interesting civil suit which came up for hearing yesterday in the District Court before Mr A. Williams. Messrs. Lewis and Peat (Singapore) Limited, sued Messrs. Hong Hin and1,014 words
-
Article187 1935-06-30 2 Now Krusch?n Is Reducing Her Husband, too She was bo BUOOfctt&d m veducin* v weight that her husband j s following T same method. He has lost 4 lbs i If tirsi fortnight. Ii rhat the Jfi writes:— n'•l found I was putting yL187 words
-
Article198 1935-06-30 2 Retirement From Government Service From Our Oivn Correspondent) Malacca, Juno 28. Mr. Ang Boon Hock, who retired recemly from the- Government Service after nearly 31 years' service, was enter"Uned by the staff of the local Treasury \o a tea party a* the Rest House last Monday.198 words
-
Article145 1935-06-30 2 Two Cantonese Plead Guilty i Singapore. Saturday. Tlu two Caniohese armed robbers who were ambushed by the Police at the 14*2 mile, Seletar Road, on Tuesday last appeared before Mr. HA. Forrer. th<Criminal District Judge thi^ mornim; on charges of possession of arms and ammunition. They pleaded145 words
-
Article111 1935-06-30 2 Celebration Of Their 450 th Anniversary London, June 28 A pictttreoque uereinony took place today at Saint James's Palaci- when th Duke oT Connaught in.spectcd the Yeomeu of the Guard m celebration of tne 450 th anniversary of the founding ol the Corns, the members of which, u\British Official Wireless - 111 words
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement529 1935-06-30 2 j f- <r _/i rrf MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL 4 i I THIS WEEKS PROGRAMME^ I MONDAY, WEDNESDAY FRIDAY. I COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. I I DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight. I TUESDAY. THURSDAY SATURDAY. I SPECIAL DINNER CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. I DANCE (formal) 9.45 to529 words
-
-
2301 1935-06-30 3 ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Good Trading Profit DIPPOY EM ENTS AND ITERATIONS Singapore, Saturday. f «jj! i annual general meeting 1 oJ Raffles Hotel, Ltd., was helc at the registered office of the Company m the French Bank Buildings to-day. afr. J. A Clarke was m2,301 words
-
Article80 1935-06-30 3 Prague A river m Slovakia, has begun tv flow backwards. The rceeii L heavy rains have flooded the Danube so much that one of the tributaries, the Hron. is having ltd waters forced backwards. Between Parkan and Kamenice there are whole villages co^ipjetejfa cul off by the floods80 words
-
Article41 1935-06-30 3 AFFRAY AT BUKIT TIM AH Singapore, Saturday. As a result cf an affray m the Bukit Tirriah Village ycs'rrday morning, a Chinese received a lacerated v.onnd on the forehead and was taken to hospital m a sew i coi c ious41 words
-
Article206 1935-06-30 3 Nominated A Municipal Commissioner Singapore, Saturday. Bflß. David Frankel, wh:> was recently n' m .ifited njs a Municipal Commissioner uv the Straits Settlements (S'ngapore) .'oral on. ir 'he second s n of the lat"e M \\> aham Frankol. Mr. David, who is 44 years of age, is206 words
-
Article66 1935-06-30 3 Tamil Found Dead On Road Near Parit (From Out Own Repprter) Ipoh, Saturday. Palanisamy, a Tafn'.l, was found dead on the road at Parit yesterday with horrib:e injuries on the neck. Deceased was identified by his wife. Thi man m ght have been attacked from behind, and66 words
-
Article51 1935-06-30 3 Mr. William Teeling, the special correspondent of The Times, will speak on the Overseas League at the Garden Club. China Building, Chulia Street, on Thursday at 5.15, under the auspices of the Straits Chinese British Association. The Committee of the Assotion invites membes of the public who are interested to51 words
-
Article87 1935-06-30 3 Singapore Subscriptions Reach $109,431 •THE latest list ol suDscnr.-tiOrjs: to tne 1 Singapore Silver Jubilee Fund is as follows: Amount previously acknowledged $108,513 33 Bukit Timah Rubber Estates Ltd. 250.00 Mr. N. R. Mistri 250.00 Mr. Chia Hoed Thiam 150.00 Education Department (2nd Contribution) 31.70 Singapore Govt. Servants87 words
-
Article184 1935-06-30 3 Sequel To Assault On Taipinjc Estate (From Our Onn Correspondent) Taiping. June 29. Judgment was delivered by Che Mond. Salleh, the magistrate, to-day In the case- m v/hich :\vo Sikhs. Thakar Sincb and Armadas \v2re charged with wiliu! tifspa i and voluntarily causing grievous hurt o Eengasamy. an184 words
-
Article301 1935-06-30 3 Passengers By Prcsid nl Van Bnrcn TWO officials r .i !*.<: Siair- Mil L »ho Interior are Ui 34rH',apcr< m th course of a 'cur of :1k netahbou] rcuntrir.s cf Siam v study acimiai. tion and Municipal affairs. They belong to a party of eigl rally sen*301 words
-
Article173 1935-06-30 3 t omi Our Oun CznvsponH'.nql Johurc Uahrv Sal nrA\ After making ityjuirfc i am ujfji"!tat.vely informed thai onl> f« »>• ruffe* -mall-pcx have been reported m .Mmi*Bahru, all the infcched i"i o is< ti'it'f, females. It would appear that .1 Boyaiu- wmiihii, the wife of a car173 words
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement26 1935-06-30 3 V NOYTINCMAM CASm Playgrs N?3 (tlSlainus& MiiHiaSbiU ./nn/aya at (oO eerily w- tfifJy M"<* mmmmmamama v fl f 7 mmmmmaamsm Jonti jxtpww fJ/m^. (otig/att/f \j -y26 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement238 1935-06-30 4 R.K.O. Radios authentic thriller of New Guinea with the Aljn a m Dit hl <i-^ 9.15 THUNDERING THRILLS AND FLAMING RQMANCE J ON SAVAGE SOUTH SEA ISLANDS W «REF MORNING" T? k n R Hin Pie'ure with the fascinating star ol forbidden New Guinea I TREMENDOUS SUCCESS! I THE BIGGEST238 words
-
Advertisement233 1935-06-30 4 I IT'S (JAY! IT'S SPICY! IT'S JOYOIS! «^L i HlL*l^"ii»»i» iif%Ml SHOWIN(i AT '^^^^■i 1 ™J» s*l WPI 3.15—6.15 -9.15 V BMHOUEir m m Para mount's pretty comedy ?j& J& r %ks "The Gilded Lily M M with C. \UBREY SMITH, FRED MAC- MM i^^K MURRAY, RAY MILLAND S^H^ It233 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1550 1935-06-30 5 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES AM feeling at peace with the world at moment, even with Samuel Jeake, Junior. You will remember that a few weeks ago I recorded with shocked surprise the strange opinions chronicled by this Jeake m the London Letter m the "New Yorker." He declared that the Jubilee1,550 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement56 1935-06-30 5 Wt WEAKNESS. /^M It/ DEBILITY r^JAN/EM I A fIpT^DESC H I ENS'Syrup WW/ v/ jgsx of Haemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed 'bat this r&dicaJ t-emedy ALWAYS CURES, and eives health ace« cfrp n gtK fm better than eertisis, raw meat, Medicated etc A. CLOUET CO^ LTD.,56 words
-
-
Article1429 1935-06-30 6 W. B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson I In Which I Meet The Wire- I i less Expert Again, Dis- j course With Him On The j I Perplexities Of Existence I j And Nearly Fall A Victim To His Blarney. i I iiK is a run i iv1,429 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement270 1935-06-30 6 i \i>\^ TRIBUNE. 'Phone: 58] 1 ami :»*il\ SOPTION RATES, I U. 1.1. \li\ Ui i. Delivers Including Including Postage Postage {< oreign M Countries. $5.40 SG.uO L.60 |2.70 #3.00 Qu,: £0.75 $1.35 $1.50 i JGLE COPI 5 KM < i the "Sunday 1 1 .i on]] i><- >.uppi!t'd .\t270 words
-
Advertisement297 1935-06-30 6 f*> hf>l* TJIIN'D OWN Aniseikonia <Ss!SgAWp fIRBHR^^H I.' t// IL\JI 1 JL/\y ffll Reading, eyes grow blurred, skip W^BSwSA iP*V&&* J «^^*^f /iHa i «W. f£> its *9 f/ff /^tf from one doctor to another without re- '"^ir^l SB.T j for "unequal images." The struggle HP O 'TP %WSIMW*&S M297 words
-
-
Article286 1935-06-30 7 Shun Pao - Shun Pao Hard Hit By The Depression C\nr on j THE Canione. cc siug-song girls have sufl red .ivi.ely through the depression year.': ago, according to a surv< re 1.200 sing-song girls In t- city, but to-day there arc oniv 700 i» tiding 170 sin sampan :n..286 words
-
Article, Illustration1025 1935-06-30 7 Horatius - Horatius THE TSE OF HIGH CARD ci/ivuci Slli-N ALo (/jy THE play of an unnecessarily blgJl card is a conventional methed f,ln" „irftu,. th..t ni. lv m th.jr of teilini? partnei that m that particular SUlt IS desired but there are many players who do not pronprlv iDoreciateSunday Tribune - 1,025 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement46 1935-06-30 7 REDUCED IN PRICE QUALITY UNCHANGED... CADBURY'S CHOCOL&TEF%BISCUITS i^r v■: ■■sv^^^!^Wß% > JF Jr v%^jp^ ■;;■.•.-.<•.•.■.w. v;.^.gyoy^^wfiwsjSgy??sWMiHM cola t c C overed, i Cts. I A^ Al^ I T* r\ Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, Seremban, Penang, SIIVIE DARBY St OU-? L. I LJ, Muar. Malacca, Ir.oh and Kttdtiag (Sarawak).46 words
-
Advertisement147 1935-06-30 7 •Some Recent Cow o Gate The support and prescription of ML the Doctor the warm recom- /^^L '^BL'Wi T" fc "B^ 1 A"™ &j*^ mendation of the Nurse the —^^k tf"B H 9 P praise of the Mother, and the J^ W W mJB. WA^gW imgbfcrf delighted though unspoken ap-147 words
-
-
Page 7 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous53 1935-06-30 7 Thc have a ¥m MV*Uc~ J fixed Easter is complicated S& > X ijf^S >*£7 X '^&'-J?l O 'AH* by th e variet, of opinion, K| J^ /JP^ gg /l^^^ U|fl> 3 J:1^^:|^-^P 'Boar clIL W "^UaJ^F J^$$ ■%,^m%^\ W F^t». -p..^,-«' Says Tfcd as He renews <S3> SiacwwUj .afcrferTWdin.53 words
-
-
Article, Illustration2462 1935-06-30 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent A WOMAN'S programme for a mornings rt shopping, always includes buying herself a cup of tea or whatever 3^ drinks m the middle of the morning, at one cf the town's favourite rendezvous Little's or the G.H., or Robinson's, Frcni the2,462 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement172 1935-06-30 8 i i i ii i mi linn i i i i i I 'I l I' lM|!!|::iimiltn|i'|:i|.:|i'i if |!:l!il!<|i!|i!|!l|ii|ii|ii|ii|{!|iii:i|!>i'i|:!|<iliilil>i'? j SPECIAL LADIES' HAIRDRESSER Who twice received the First Prize at the I I INTERNATIONAL HAIRDRESSERS' EXHIBITION I I At Vienna I FOR PERMANENT WAVING, ETC., I Now with the latest172 words
-
Advertisement157 1935-06-30 8 >■ I HI 1 1 i i i i i i 'imiiiii'J! iiii'liii'riuiuiiiliiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiuiciiiiniMluiiiiiiiiiliilHli'iniiiliil'ili'liiliiliiliil 1 11 m S 1 HANDWORK HAS FOUND NO SUBSTITUTE a Many and intricate are the machines which "cut the corners" m the hat industry. Yet handwork remains the sign and the seal of a quality hat157 words
-
Advertisement156 1935-06-30 8 Lampshades Ready made, or made to order. :Vil colours and designs. MRS. J. DX (iRAAI\ 6' 2 Milestone. 192F, Pa«ir Panjang. ORGANDIE IS IN AGAIN FOR DANCE FROCKS I SO COME AND SEE THE I LATEST MODELS AT THE SMART SHOP 67, STAMFORD ROAD, DIAL 6707. DURING JUNE JULY IMA156 words
-
-
601 1935-06-30 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill AjTER absence of about three jreaxa> the re introduction of the Ladica' Scurry as a feature of the Skye Meeting the Selangor Turf Club was enthusiastically received on Saturday when, m a course of two furlongs, selangor ady riders proved their metal. EnJran's601 words
-
Article589 1935-06-30 9 4 'M A Hm E L hr s daughter is on toe The announcement excited general SES and naturally we were an extremely eager to see her. Nor were we v sTt P ?hT ted T s e Very first da othel ««i S he a589 words
-
Article1456 1935-06-30 9 "AUR face is our fortune To a far too certain degree that is true, and so we have the huge fortunes m cosmetics, and m beauty parlours, and inseparable from all this, powder-puffs. How can we apply the powder that gives a velvety smoothness, a peachlike bloom1,456 words
-
Article40 1935-06-30 9 FOR hair worn long upon .lie nape <»I the neck, there Is ihe metal circle! twisted in;p snaky througli winch ;ho cuils arc drawn and fluffed out imo all apparent kno f. For growing hair thi.s is an excellent device.40 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement44 1935-06-30 9 PALAIS DES MOPES 33, Stamford Road. Just Received a new shipment of very outstanding Models m Evening Gowns, also very Elegant Model Hats. Indian Carpets AND Chinese Straw Mats IX ALL SIZES COLOURS NEW SHIPMENT MODERATELY PRICED TAJMAHAL STORE 23, HIGH STREET. TEL: 384944 words
-
Advertisement81 1935-06-30 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. WMMm M ''*^""'*"Vfff'il'l»|lltH>lllll|ll|ll>IIIHailt^|lMj|||||||||||M||||lMI|||||»IMM»lllll|llllllllllillllllllllllllll $Sj I f I Aux Chats Noirs I Commencing July Ist I Ann ual Sale j I Amazing Reductions j TEL. NO.81 words
-
Advertisement138 1935-06-30 9 ft'"llll!lfl4'll|l!|ll|n|!!||ir!!llll!!|ll|!l|:il!i|l!|UIIIIIIIMII!|l||:;||'|H|l'|llf I THE FINEST j SHOE SHOP I I L IN MALAYA. I i V jL^BW. t i j YOONG CHEONG SHOE CO. I THE FASHION SHOE SHOP, I 354 356, North Bridge Rd. I Phone 4293. I 1 i "imifiiiiiiifiiiiiiiin,,,,,,.!,,,,,,,,^,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,^,,,,,,,,,^^^! SPwa»i»i««iHiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiijmiiniiiiiniiiinifiiniiii!iii|iu I The "When Were I you Born yl138 words
-
Advertisement257 1935-06-30 9 M RENE ULLMANN P MILLINERY DlJ'i ]^k H AT RAFFLES PLACK H W llUWnlj FOR ALL OCCASIONS M y Hats Novelties Your choice is almost unlimited Every new style m Novelties, Buckles, clips. <• arri n g s brooches, evening bags, etc. You will' always find the Mode of the257 words
-
-
598 1935-06-30 10 Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, June 30, 1935. BOXING— FOR AND AGAINST (JIHH I-'' boxing as a sport \n> tuscouraged?" has been the subject of a debate m Singapore. A dctmlj WMia on a vote being taken, bat the question itself will never be tied to everybody's satisfaction, for it depend-598 words
-
Article1251 1935-06-30 10 C. H. Stanley- Jones - C. H. Stanley-Jones Consolidation Of British Influence "I WOULD like to see ten million more people of the British race settle round the Pacific Ocean," said Major Sir Frank Fox, the well-known writer on Empire subjects, while on a visit to Auckland, New /.aland. "It1,251 words
-
Article472 1935-06-30 10 Anglius - Anglius ||AYE any of the Malayan stores thought of this one? Anyway, here is the story. Jones saw a shilling on the floor of a b g store. Glancing around cautiously to see that nobody was looking, he took his handkerchief from his pocket,472 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement40 1935-06-30 10 übifet (SoapFragrant and delicate m perfume L\() Toilet Soap keeps the skin smooth and soft simply because no artificial colouring is used m its manufacture for export purposes and what's more, it's British. SOL* AGENTS: T. C. HAY CP SINCAPOfiI40 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1156 1935-06-30 11 ••NOTHING TO LIVE FOR" [»vers Death Pact FORBIDDEN TO SEE EACH OTHER PITIFUL letters revealing a tragedy o f thwarted love were read at the inquest on a 2i-year-oM soldier and a rj r i vi 17 w ln were loun d -shot m1,156 words
-
Article, Illustration94 1935-06-30 11 A photograph of interest to Rotari ans taken on board the Asama Maru a t Honolulu. It includes HR H Ti!^ e f a £i\ a r Co T mmissione r for Malaya and Siam, who is attending the Rotary Conference m Mexico. ifA' 0 18 h iV M l94 words
-
Article146 1935-06-30 11 Much Criticised Uniforms Doomed? London. The Royal Air Force is puzzled. Is its much-criticised uniform hurriedly designed at the end of the v^ar doomed? Members of the youngost service have come to the conclusion that it is: and this is why Neither In the great Jubilee146 words
-
Article510 1935-06-30 11 Alleged Ceremonies With Three Sailors (By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, June 20. THAT a girl of 26 had gone through marriage ceremonies with three sailors was alleged m a remarkable case at Portsmouth. In the dock stood Dorothy Lambourne, 26 waitress, of Arden-Street,510 words
-
Article388 1935-06-30 11 Scottish And Welsh Protests (By Air Mail) (Prom Our Oum Correspondent) London, June 20 SCOTLAND and Wa!«. U» "not amused" at their treatment by the Britls*: Broadcasting Corporation. In fact. th?y are highly indignant. There were two serious complaints yesterday Doe by each nation. Wales is388 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement86 1935-06-30 11 T. M. A. Music House v 61-63 High Street— l 67. Selejrie Road and 854 Geylang Road. 7th ANNIVERSARY SALE I FOR 3 WEEKS ONLY 27th JUNE 15th JULY 1935 j 25% Reduction ON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND ACCESSORIES. SONG ALBUMS FROM 25 CENTS Rex Records During: the Sale only Box86 words
-
Advertisement84 1935-06-30 11 vSB H^: X *v^K^^ B^^^M ■V '''iviv'^'^i""''' 1 **Siit'*^!)i"ivJ^S^3l^B^toL -v^^^^^bß^^B '•■v'Jfl^^B ivA>i^w^wy^ 1^ It is the desire of every mother to see her baby grow m health, beauty, and intelligence. During infancy baby is entirely dependent on milk and the mother who realises what an important part S~~ m^H plays84 words
-
-
1251 1935-06-30 12 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds i i: I; jijiiiuiiii>iiiiiHiii|Miiiiui::iiiiiiiNiii^ S .j I The Morning Ordeal Where You Get Off Ideal Animal I s 9 m Described 1 piDING is becoming increasingly popular m Malaya. If you get up early enough you can glimpse, afar off1,251 words
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement100 1935-06-30 12 I I BH IB A^b! BBK Ifl^M T !1 v w| «■"■"■> 4™blb™^^^^^^^bl bI bbt I ;j '"S.v-' gf'-^C 1 i""""l^F "^Bbbf 7 S /^r"/}^ /^H^^«\ CURT-BENTZIN I /^VIJ\ I^^) O °O^^\ SPRING-PRIMAR S I i tftj^Z^B^ b^bß'^*">"^l^^b^bl J^^^Si^Bli 1 ■.ITilfl^TTTMlS'l vOr V^V bb^KbH i/rT^ "1 S i FILMO MODEL100 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement19 1935-06-30 13 Opportune JJrrival >^^ *Jr~ .^^t j*^*" I :-:■>:■>:■:■;:-:■-:: x :-J; if^^^^r < >/ l^B,""^ 1 t^(^^^^ Otoiuto FRASER t HEAVE L T P19 words
-
-
Article, Illustration2423 1935-06-30 14 Dragon - Dragon Prcapara it i o m Fo re Ml ala j a m Chinese MI eeit n m g Selangor 9s Probable Team Best Players In The Slate Singapore Her Strongest Rivals Who Is Malaya's Best Mayer? Match Between Perak And Singapore Suggested Mayflower Players To2,423 words
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement124 1935-06-30 14 Tn i i i ii m m Another of the iortunate thousands j J v who have discovered the ?*?cret of getting smoking pirar.urc T||Jj|!|tf|p with '-omplotc throat comfort. m M ■'^■■'Wwm^^' Crcivon "A' con do Jho :.ctmo for you. •W§tMtl U" You'll enjoy the rich flavour of tho i124 words
-
Advertisement117 1935-06-30 14 B V >r f i fl mmmmm/z /Au hqho ltd. H 1 iZ/OD/V.; T-l m'^Lf^S J'~ SINGAPORE I GLORIOUS Bfc4LTH I BOUNDLESS ENERGY I Science offers them to you for the taking m the form of B *OCITIN T?ikr Bfocitta and feel the thriJl of new energy coursing m ywtt117 words
-
-
Article, Illustration2019 1935-06-30 15 Clubman - Clubman /ivs U Time For ihem Preparing For Season's Sport Selecting Perak'* Ping-Pong Team For Olympiad S.C.F.A. Cup Final 1,,-nmi August Soccer Visit To Puiau Btdeqm Evergreen Cireh Celebrates First Anniversary News And Items Of Interest (By MALAYAN clubs are now busy with their annual activities..2,019 words
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement222 1935-06-30 15 I AwQj^^^ 1^ mm *Qm J^' HALIBI'T PLAICE DOVER SOLES LEMON SOLES NEW ZEALAND BLI'E COD M TURBOT. I W FRESH SALMON. iM^ CELLOPHANE WRAPPED I KIPPERS I SMOKED SALMON .1 I) I TCH SMOKED EELS I^^^^B I DITCH KEG HERRINGS M m rolmops B. FRESH HERRINGS M Wk BLOATERS222 words
-
-
1855 1935-06-30 16 Forward - The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED Forward More Sporting Sensations Disagreement At Olympiad Premature Ending To A Match The Governor At Cricket Singapore Captain's Century Malaya Cup Soccer (By Ptrak "Open" T> nnis Am Wrong Policy? Chinese Sports Meets Two Sporting "Incidents" Sir Shenton At Cricket. Singapore Padang "Derbys" Second Strings1,855 words
-
Article616 1935-06-30 16 K. O - K.O. (By Weight Beat Frisco Raphael and Aldei ChaUauji of Fernandez Accepted approval. Man The WeberAhnyrni Decision ALTHOUGH the Aide-Frisco battle at the Great World fell short of I expectations m so far as it was not j a stand up fight all616 words
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement22 1935-06-30 16 USE TIGER BALM j Tiger Balm Combats All Diseases I B i ki ENG AUN TONG The Tiger Medical Hall I J22 words
-
Advertisement11 1935-06-30 16 4 ADI IV TMI MAKIftS OP FAMOUS FLIT >(iSS3W p m11 words
-
Advertisement120 1935-06-30 16 PERAK TURF CLUB JULY MEETING, UK M l>a>. SaturdHV. 2?»<h -lune, 1 2nd Day. Wednesday, 3rd. July, IJJ-' 3rd. Hay. Saturday, fith. July.^ !f TLThe Subsr-npt-ionf, fnr MemDer* shall ht 1 MEN $10 LADIES for the Meeting or any day thereof. VISITING MEMBERS must be mtro; ducd by Members of120 words
-
-
Article376 1935-06-30 17 "Clive Of India tffIORIOUS CRIME IX >U DETAIL -nn? black crime of the Black Hole 1 nf Calcutta is brought to light < -ree n for the first time m Sr!* of India," I)arr > 1 F Zanuck s SSLdoßar 20th Century produc€tarrin»r Ronald Colman,376 words
-
Article235 1935-06-30 17 Leslie Fuller In New Role tSXJE Fuller (of tne rubber face), the irresistible laughter-monger, has appeared on the screen m roles that are and varied; film fans wiil no dcuot remember him as a ■Tommy," a sailor, policeman, convict, legionnaire -«yen as a woman, and now his latest235 words
-
Article440 1935-06-30 17 ADVENTURE OFF THE SCREEN When They Meet Their "Fans" i i •THE strangest stories of Hollywood are I not always the stories that are seen ion the screen. The "off-stage"' happen- ings are sometimes just as strange— fru oddest of all. perhaps, are the thing.; "fans" do when they suddenly440 words
-
Article38 1935-06-30 17 87 Rebels Sentenced To Imprisonment Manila, June 28. Sentences ranging from two t 0 seventeen years imprisonment were passed on 87 Sakdaiistas who wer c convicted m connection with the attempted rebellion on May 5. ReuterReuter - 38 words
-
Article285 1935-06-30 17 A Mystery That Baffled The World UNIVERSAL scenario experts have solved a mystery that has had detectives and newspapermen and writers up m the air for a hundred years. The mystery is, what became of Edwin Drood, the paslmsinging opium fiend m the last and285 words
-
Article252 1935-06-30 17 Exquisite Dancing And Singing Film i WITH the colourful background and j costumes of Old Mexico, "La Cucaracha," first of the revolutionary new process' Technicolour films, comes to the screen of the Pavilion Theatre shortly. The melody drama "La Cucaracha" tells of the romance of Chatita, a girl252 words
-
Article97 1935-06-30 17 Test Run Of German "Streamline" Train Bejlin A maximum speed of 119 miles per hour was attained when a new "streamline" engine of the. German Railway Company underwent a test run between j Hamburg and here. The company is contemplating the introduction of thig^type of engine97 words
-
Article340 1935-06-30 17 Edna May Oliver THE PENGUIN POOL MURDER' 1 QHERLOCK Holmes relives in a feminine guise in Hildegarde Martha Withers, who behaves in full accordance with the Holmes system, except that she arouses your heartiest laughs. For Hildegarde is cinematically known as Edna May Oliver, who appears340 words
-
Article, Illustration14 1935-06-30 17 n. scene from "Clive of India' which opens at the Capitol on Tuesday next.14 words
-
Article172 1935-06-30 17 "Still Fond" Of Dolores Costello Los Angeles. J:hn Barrymore, the dashing lover o* the screen, has assumed a "flnnjJT stand" m the divorce proceedings bcgt;. by his wif:s Dclores Costello, according m Barrymore's lawyer here. Mr. Wi'liam H. Ncblott. Announcing that he had advised iis client not to172 words
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement54 1935-06-30 17 mm 1 TO RELIEVE 1 A iHm f t. -htet, wiU be supported by -Barnacle Bill" opens at the Pavilion Theatre shortly. GRIM SPINE-TINGLING HORRIFYING (NOT SUITABLE FOR NERVOUS PEOPLE) "THE MYSTERY OF EDWIN DROOD" Demon or Maniac? What Was He? See This Amazing Film of Charles Dickens' Great Thriller54 words
-
Advertisement294 1935-06-30 17 In 2 \i minutes I j Indigestion r ««a stomach pains are c.tun n JT^^ LI by eases and burninsr W acids which form m t stomach as a result of food fermentinsr. f^ j^ removing these hair. I gases and ai Ids, you automatically end your E I Indigetttoß.294 words
-
-
Article1062 1935-06-30 18 OPENING DAY OF PERAK RACES < 1 First Bid Pays $100 PROHIBITION WINS AGAIN (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. THE first clay of the Perak Turf 1 Club's July meeting opened this afternoon m fine weather and before a fair attendance which included H.H. the Sultan of Perak. The1,062 words
-
Article379 1935-06-30 18 JOHNSON AND TARLEY DRAW Exciting Boxing At The New World Singapore, Saturday. YOUNG Tarley; the Filipino featherI weight who has an unbeaten record m Malaya, enhanced his reputation when he drew with Young Johnson before a large crowd at the New World last night. Ilf Johnson had an advantage of379 words
-
Article97 1935-06-30 18 A Full Programme This Year At the conclusion of the Perak Turf Club's Professional meeting next Saturday, there will be a one-day Skye meet on Saturday, July 13. On the fallowing Saturday, July 20. the Kedah Gymkhana Club will hold a Skye m p£*t ng," The Panang Turf97 words
-
Article879 1935-06-30 18 1 Many New Members 298 FROM HARBOUR BOARD Singapore, Saturday. T'HE annual general meeting of the Clerical Union, held this afternoon at the Union Hall, was a lively affair. Several matters were discussed. It was announced by the President, the Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Teck, that 298879 words
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement173 1935-06-30 18 TICKETS ISSUED BY ALL STEAM FOR AIR AND T RAVE L ailway unes NO BOOKING FEES. Chinese and all Asiatic clients are given the best of attention and assistance. 39, Robinson Road, Singapore. Telephone 5908. WATCBES OMEGA, TAVANNLS, CYMA JEWELLED LEVER MOVEMENTS. NICKEL POCKET from 8.50 WRIST 12.00 SILVER POCKET173 words
-
Advertisement183 1935-06-30 18 j LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS V, FEDERATED MALAY STATES RAILWAYS. NOTICE On and from July Ist, 1935, the 10 p.m Express train from Singapore to Kuall > Lumpur will cease to stop at Batang Malaki ami Rembau. BY ORDER. Kuala Lumpur, 27th June, 1935. MARK EVERYTHING WITH CAS H S Woven Names183 words
-
Advertisement94 1935-06-30 18 I The good word is spreading fast I You simply cant do better I than buy aWESTINGHOUSE I A.C. S 8 TUBE SUPERHET 1 The same engineering genius that I built the world's first Broadcasting 1 Station is responsible for this master receiver which has I 1 brilliant tone fidelity94 words
-
Advertisement144 1935-06-30 18 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE IS "GREAT' < by reason of the fact that m a period of little more than a auarter of a century it has (1) built up a large business all over Asia; !(2) acquired a thoroughly sound financial position (3) introduced modern innovations that were previously144 words
-
-
773 1935-06-30 19 NEGRI (iO DOWN FIGHTING Sen it s Superior VISITING KEEPER'S GOOD DISPLAY Singapore] Saturday. nERFKCT weather favoured the I match between the Combined fen-ices am! Negri Sembiian at the \nson Road Stadium to-day, m the Ej|j i) of the "Malaya" Cup Competiti' The Comma 'tl773 words
-
Article107 1935-06-30 19 Yorkshire's Big Victory At Bradford London, June 28. CUSSEX defeated Oxford University at Worthing by 396 runs. Sussex: 369 and 325 for 5, declared Oxford: 125 and 171. WIN FOR MIDDLESEX Middlesex defeated Worcestershire at Worcester by 104 rims. Middlesex: 312 and 290. Worcester: 287 and 211 SUTCLIFFEReuter - 107 words
-
Article705 1935-06-30 19 Police Bowler Takes 7 Foe 17 Singapore, Saturday. THE two day fiture between the S.C.C. and the Police which was played on and the Police which was played on the S.C.C. ground yesterday and to-day ended m a draw. The S.C.C, taking first knock, knocked up705 words
-
Article102 1935-06-30 19 Anglo-Chinese School Wins Relay Race The annual athletic sports of the Victoria Bridge School was held yester- day on the school ground before a large crowd At the conclusion of the successful meeting; Mrs. S. W. Jcncs. wife of the Acting Commissioner of Lands, presented the prizes.102 words
-
Article47 1935-06-30 19 The draw fo: the following event* will take place at 8.30 p.m. on Monday at the Clerical Union Hail, provided sufficient entries are received: 1. Ladies' open singles championship. 2. Ladies' cpen singles championship. 3. Mixed doubles championship. 4. Veterans' singles championship. 5. Inter-school championship.47 words
-
Article226 1935-06-30 19 Results Of Indo-C-ejlonesc Tournament (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Saturday. THE first Perak Indo-Ceylonese Tennis Tournament started yesterday evening and was continued this morning. The- first surprise of the tournament wris provided by Cyril La Brooy (Pcrnk). the Junior Champion, who defeated m straight sets T. Appaduray.226 words
-
Article68 1935-06-30 19 Arriving In Singapore On July 5 MR. Sng Chwee Seng, the well-known boxing promoter, received cabled information to-day that Gunboat Jack, the famous coloured box it. who holds the wolter and middle-weight titles of India, has left Ir.d'a and will be arriving m S'nganore o*r July i> The68 words
-
Article776 1935-06-30 19 Selangor On Top HENKY FINDS NKT THREE TIMES (From Our Oivn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. EKE was a record crowd present to-day OB the padang wlicn S< iagnor mot iVuan^- la one of the most important games m the Malaya Cup competition. The weather was776 words
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement151 1935-06-30 19 ->^ THE TRIUMPH OF THE SEASON ~T D p a^li July sth Friday Joly sth OW# n V y fAt the NEW WORLD ARENAJ ISl*. Ij IGNACIO FERNANDEZ. 5 V THE 2 BEST BATTLERS IN TOWN ir X* If Anfl I?F!I?NANDFy One time Idol ot Madison Square Garden—New York. FFRMANnF7151 words
-
Advertisement149 1935-06-30 19 |7^Ao<jMt Ma^BBBbViI I Br ■/«t«o^j t <;<*axc« /BJ I ro»i,»^ I BJ I «BW Wy— blbbbvl B_ W ]a B/Vo" n B ■~-B/hi»»» 4^o I fl I|t<h x »w I VOT i .^aflßßß^ P™j**y«7 ho">^/ BBBBBBBBBf F 8/^V£^~^\j I I i J cAittov B I ~B faf< TH J I149 words
-
-
The Sunday Tribune
-
Article, Illustration136 1935-06-30 20 to Naples recent! The visit of the French Naval Squadron to Naples. A recent photograph of Ronald Colman, who takes the leading role in -Clive of India." which opens ai the Capitol Theatre on Tuesday. The winners of Exchange Relay at the annual sports held by the Fairfield Girls' School136 words
-
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement98 1935-06-30 20 2O pages FOR 3 cents B^B^Bai jHll I i k 1 Sbs\ 1 s b^bv^ &0^ *5 v^B Bi I b^S^Bhb^B ~^Bi ZW* i '^*^b«! j#iii- ""^^^T^^H^^ fl^fllvMt' 1 -JW «k. tc^^mtß .^o*^^^ JbW* I "*A "«P jß%_ y there is nothing to compare with the Hi 'N refreshing fragrance98 words
-
Advertisement38 1935-06-30 20 For Best Sports Reports Read the TRIBUNE JBh b^b^Bh b^^^bu^Bh bW.^bV b^B^bb^B I^Bjb^B b^b^^ mßb^^B^B^B^B^Hßlb^Hb^B^H B J /^^^^W y^ (J&* bw I J >?s^b4 /I Di/TmBUTOR/.-HENRY WAUCH t C0..U0. /INGAPOPE PENANC IPOH KUALA LUMPUE MMM"*MMMMMMMWMBWBMMMWMMWWWWMMMMM"* a^ g '"^""""""^""^■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■laßH^^38 words
-