Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 1 September 1935

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Sunday Tribune VoI.S >O. I > SINGAPORE, SUNDAY!, SEPTEMBER 1, 1935. FIVE CENTS.
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    Seeking Simple Life On A Coral Atoll
    430 1 PARADISE OF NO TAXES Island In South Seas ENGLISHWOMEN TO LIVE THKRE f(From Our Own Correspondent) i By Air Mail) London, Aug. 23. THREE Englishwomen are leaving ma few weeks for an island m the South Seas, where they plan to lead the
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    109 1 Pu.>sengers by Royal Netherlands Air .1 Frcm N F. I Mr Hi rmanides. MT. ana Mrs. Wo; Mr Gordon Burt. To Medun: Mr. and Mrs. Wouters. To Amsterdam:— Mr. Hermanid s. To London: Prof Chen Huan inigFrcm Europ' 1 and India:— Mr. Kvusius. For N.E.1.: -Mr. SomoKyi.
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    WOMEN RUN DOWN AND ROBBED
    114 1 Extraordinary Allegations CHARGED Aidershot, Aug. i" i EXTRAORDINARY allegations of deliberate running down were made by the prosecution m charges of murder, grievous bodily harm and robbery, against Lance-Corporal Mortimer of the First Battalion Welch Regiment. It was alleged that four young women, while cycling
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    THE RACES
    149 1 I pULL Report of Singapore Races on page 19. Dresses described on page 18. Pictures on Hack Paj^e. I I' I I I I I fllllillt It 'I ,|l Oakes uas nm dfllwn and fatjfclty injured, During the aftemoon^a. fourth girl, j Harwood was run down, assaulted ana
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    S.O.S. FOR MEN
    135 1 Aircraft Firms Deluged With Orders By Air Mail (From Our Oirn Correspondent > London. Aug. 23. DRITISH aircraft manufacture:!, dj- higed with Government orders, we so busy that they are searching tre country to get skilled workmen. The Bristol Aeroplane Company announce that they want 1.000 engin
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    LATE MR. P. CHINMAH
    59 1 The funeral of the lalo Mr. P. Oh nn'ah. youmrer brother of Mr. P. Karthigesu of tho P. T. Department, Sorcmba i. and Mr. Iff. Kamliah of the office of the D.MS.. Singapore, took place on Friday. th< 1 °>Oth instant, at No. 5 P Flat.^.
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    SIR A. ROBINSON
    163 1 Departure From Singapore On Retirement SIR Arnold Robinson, of the iegaV firm h of Dr^^nd'Namer, who is i%fving: f the CotoiiF^n retirement. a:\<i "Miss j Robinson sailed by the Rajputana yesterday. They will ravel via China, i Japan, Vancouver, the Panama Canal and New York, the Journey
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    SHANGHAI "SENSATION
    77 1 Financiers Charged With Embezzlement Shanghai, hug. FRANK Jay »<&*s& >ysiiWh\ «niL_; Arf red 'ft. Hi'fceon secyet^rr and treasurer of the American Oriental Finance Corporation, have been arrested on 15 charges of embezzlemenl relating to securities. A warrant was also issued for the arm?t of John Warner Brown, the
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    WARSHIP COLLIDES WITH STEAMER
    169 1 N.D.L. Vessel Towed Into Dover London, Aug. 30. TWO tugs from Dover reached <he N.D.L steamier Eisenaih which collided with H.M.S. Ramillies yesterday at 12.30 a.m. The Eisenach's bo;vs are stove m and she is making water but the bulkheads are holding. She is proceeding slowly
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    101 1 Mr. G. F. Clifford And Miss Eileen Paton Singapore, Saturday. THE mamfee. took -place to-day at the< i i Catheclial*of--«the Good Shepherd. < Singapore, erf Mr. George yitzSirfron Clifford;* o»; Mi %n<X Mrs. G. Clifford: of Peneanc,-. CoM«i; jinck'Miss Eileen I Patricia Paton. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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    SCHOOLBOY'S AIR TRIP
    245 1 Returning To England By The X.L.M. IN order to spend a longer holiday with his parents here, a son of Mr. Morey. of Singapore, is flying home to school m England by XX M. Koyal Dutch Air Lines on Sept. 18. thers of the bride. James and
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    H.E. THE GOVERNOR
    65 1 I To Visit Kuala Lumpur Until Wednesday X E. 1 h° Governor, attended by Mr. (1. A. G. Walker, the nrivUe ser""tr>rv w ;i i i 10 p.m. to-day and return on WedLady Thomas and Miss TbcmiM and Mr. H. G. Beverley, the A.D.C.. will re- main
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    THE NETHERLANDS QUEEN
    403 1 Singapore Reception FRIENDSHIP OF TWO NATIONS QPEAKING at the lwntion h« Id at the Netherlands CoWMlUt*i General yesterday on the occasion i of the 55th anniversary of the binhday of H.M. Quet n Wilhelmina. Mr. T. E. Schurman, th« Acting Netherlands Consul-General. refonvd to the friendly relationships
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    BELGIAN QUEEN'S FUNERAL
    88 1 BELGIAN QUEEN'S FUNERAL Requiem Mass To Be Held In Singapore A SOLEMN Requiem Mass, offered for the repose of the soul <»; Ilrr late Majesty Queen Astrirt ot \hv Belgians, will !>o su*R a: 11»«• < :nh«'dral of the <;<<»:i Shephrrd Bras Basah Head, at 8 a.m. on Tue.\:l:i\ Blessing;
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    MR. LEONG SIEW KHIAM
    105 1 Death Of Kheh Community Guild Secretary Singapore. The death oi Mr Leong Sieu Kh the popular secretary of the Singapore Khetl Community Guild, too* yesterday at hli r< s: a pro- n nP The hue Mr Loon- Slew TClrfft 1 was zo vo.li o Through his
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    FORTY POUNDS OF FAT VANISH
    205 2 Wonderful Result Of Taking Kruschen Here ifl a-' <:her authentic case of a Woman who is successfully reducing by tak ng Krubcht-n Salts, on* the advice of her doctor. After taking four bottles she has lost 40 pounds uf her exns~ fat. As she is
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    THE ACCOUNTANCY TRAINED MAN DOMINATES
    212 2 Proving a fcnuaiac for success m the Accountancy i'rutessioa has been a jm-min-ent leature of ihe vocational and eciuca.i.-nal gu.da.ice < f .THE JSCHUOL OF ACCUt X i ANCY, Londen. for many years. Long- exptr.tnce enables i w tvniideniiy to oli#r to equip you with
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    A MALAYAN'S TOUR OF THE WORLD
    734 2 Visit To Austria ASSASSINATION AND CIVIL WAR ¥N a further letter to the Sunday Tribune, written during his present tour of the world, Mr. C. S. See, of Kuala Lumpur, describes his visit to Austria. While m Vienna, he says, I managed, after some
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    SOCIALIST REVOLT
    628 2 Visit To Scene Of The Civil War Hedwicek' then opened a glass door through which I entered and stood m the balcony from which a little over a year ago Major Fey had shouted to the Heimwehr troops below to desist from action against the Nazi invaders. As
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    MARSHAL CHIANG KAI SHEK
    216 2 Not Detained By 'ileds" In Szechuen Shanghai. Aug. SI. THE Japanese rumour that Marshal Chiang kai Shek ha.s been detained at Chengtu, the capital of Szc-chuen, by "Reds" or rebel officers has been branded by Mr. Wang Ching Wei, as being unfounded. Mr. Wang Ching Wei,
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    LIQUOR CONTROL IN U.S.
    41 2 LIQUOR IN U.S. Washington. Auc; 30. President Roosevelt signed the Lioucr Control Bill establishing a new Alcohol Commission under the control of the Treasury, replacing the Federal Agency v/hich was torpedoed when the N.R.A. was adjudged unconstitutional.—Reuter.
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    ROTARY CLUB
    35 2 Dr. J. C. Tull. F.R.C.P., Government Pathologist, will be the speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday. His subject will be "Milestones m Medicine."
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    PRINCE HENRY'S BETROTHAL
    253 2 Court Circular DATE OF WEDDING NOT FIXED London, Aug 30 |*HE engagement of the Dvk eof Gloucester, the third son of the King and Queen, was announced m he following terms m a Court circa lar issued from Balmoral Castle hut ig'%ht: "It is with great pleasure
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      197 2 MALAYA'S PREMIER -QTIEL j THIS WEEKS I»ROGRAM\ii\ I >IONI) v I COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. 1 DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight. I TUESDAY ft THURSDAY. ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER DANCE (formal) 9.45 to midnight Z SATfKDAY. SPECIAL RACE DINNER BALL 1 I With
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      40 2 SUPREME doctor m M i&.n^^Bfeamr Mi wm&u.Wm Kuti+Zfl^k (Geoffrey Buck i; *s 1 /~^^m^^ /^^^y I J w A^ SON l s°' Lm, I The Best Milk for Baby when Natural Feeding Faili" I cVsi ■>•> KoDinson Koad, Singa])')rc. fcfci^ B
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    League Champions Win Opening Game
    634 3 START OF HOME FOOTBALL Wednesday's Hard light ANOTHER WIN FOR RANGERS London. Au,;. 31. THt English Icuibau sea on upem*d to-day when •lie Hr^i nuiUlies m the Uacue were pla.vtU. Much inurest v*a> centred u\\ nutUiu between the Ltag«e < iiamp ltDS and SiuulerlauU. t»ui
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    BASEBALL LEAGUE
    61 3 To-Days (James In Second Round This afternoon two games -n the ad round of the Singapore Baseball League will be played on the St. Joseph's field. In the first game, starting at 1 p.m.. the Sj c Cubs will oppose the Junior Buttons and at 3 p.m. the
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    IN AID OF CHARITY
    413 3 Enjoyable Contest At St. Andrew's School A VERY acceptable and enjoyable even- tag's entertainment was held at the bt Andrew's School Hail last night W a charity concert was given m aid ol the St. P-tei's Tamil Church, and the of England Missionary work among Indians
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    BADMINTON
    182 3 Asahan B.P. Beat Alor Gajah Recreation Club On Sunday last the Asahan Badminton Party maintained their unbeaten record when they defeated the Alor Gajah team by four games to one. Che Abdullah, the best singles player for Asahan, was unable to turn up. Wahap substituted for him and was
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    FOUR BALL BILLIARDS
    52 3 Salleh Bin Kassim Retains Title Singapore. Saturday. The final of the Malayan Amateur tFour-Ball» Billiards Championship was played to-night at the Metropole Hotel Salleh bin Kassim, the holder of the title, beat Victor Woodford 600—409. The trophies were presented at the conclusion of the game by Mr.
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT
    70 3 Charge Against A Circus Employee (from Our Own Reporter j Ipoh, Samraay. Arrested on a Kuala Lumpur warrant*, Foot lick, a Russian employed by the Isako Circus WM charged m the First Magistrate's Court with voluntarily causing hurt with a dangerous weapon to Stephen Petroveion Bezvodny, another Russian,
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    FUTURE OF AMY AND JIM
    277 3 FUTURE OF AMY AND JIM Still Wandering About The World MRS, Amy Millison, Britain's Number 1 woman pilot, is marking time. So is her record-breaking husband, James Mollison, of Australian and Atlantic flight fame. The fact that this proved couple have no flying plans reflects the changed conditions m aviation.
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    MYSTERY BEHIND OIL DEAL
    575 3 Ethiopian Concession DISREGARD OF U.S. NEUTRALITY BILL London. Aui;. 31. IT was learned m ollicial quarters to- clay that the British Government bad i\(, information about the reported concession "ranted by the Ethiopian Government to an AngloAmerican financial gprojip, represented hy !\lr. Rickftt, ;v. AdtSis Ababa
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    U.S. YACHT CAPSIZES
    68 3 Accident To Yankee At Dartmouth London, Atm. 31; Ifie famous American racing yacht Yankee, owned by the millionaire, Mr. Lambert, which has been competing m BngJiSh regattas, capsized at Dartmcuth while comjoeting m a big yacht race and her mast, was carried away. Other yachts: went to
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    SOAK THE RICH
    43 3 Washington. Aug. 30. President Roosevelt has i^n.u the £50,000.000 'soak the rich" Bill {.rovidim? for mi increase m taxes on estates, capital stcck issues and individual .surtax. The bnl imposes gift taxes, corporation income-tax and an BXccbs profits tax.- Reuter
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    KNOCKED DOWN BY CAR
    62 3 Singapore, Saturday. Whilst flushing the drains m Keppel Harbour Road shortly after six o'clock this morning, two Municipal coolies wer^ knocked down by a passing car. One of the men received severe head injuries and a fracture of the right upper arm. He was taken to
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    GARETH JONES
    146 3 Was He Shot By Soviet Orders Berlin, Aug. 30. THE suggestion that Mr. Gareth Jones may have been shot by orders from Moscow is made m the "anti-komin-tern," a publication subsidised by the German Government, which supplies free information .on Soviet-Russia to the German press. The journal says:
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    SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
    90 3 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday noon. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (F. 0.8. September) J'J 11 4 VJ'JH Good F.A.Q. m cases (F. 0.8. September) 18 15 16 lit 1 10 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Singapore) 19 316 196)16 do. September 19 1,4 193(8 do.
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    150 3 LITTLE HI SIN ESS PASSING U.K. Stocks Expected To Be Up (From Our Financial Corn :spo»Ornt Singapore, Saturday tmndag. Rubber (Singapore). l#)ft d down ii ct. Market Tone: Dull. Tj'ji (Singapore, $107*4, domrn Hi. To-day's Prices: London: 5!).16d.. tluwn 1 Kid. Market Tone: Slightly easier. New York:
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    AT THE CLOSE
    87 3 to be up about 1.290 tons on the week has had a depressing effect on prices v/hich are down locally about cent all round. Little business has passed and the usual week-end stagnation is m evidence. CLOSING PRICES Buyers Sellers Spot 19«« I'M/* Sept. i&»/4 19^3 Oct.SDec.
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1614 5 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES m\\y_ pi aph which I publish to-day unique interest. It shows Mrs. Sydney Smith, wife of Air Commodore Sydney Smith, at the wheel of her speedboat a t Plymouth, and her companion was the one! T. K. Lawrence Lawrence of Arabia who afterwards preferred to be known
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    Aviation In Malaya
    907 6  -  "OBSERVER") j (BY IN PRAISE OF THE GROUND ENGINEER WHAT HE MEANS TO THE PILOT CLUB CONFERENCES NEED FOR KEEPING A MACHINE IN RESERVE npHERE has been much m the press from time to time on the feats of dare-devil or record breaking pilots, but one seldom
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    WOMAN'S VERBOSITY
    76 6 Breeds Divorces, Says Justice Of The Peace Seattle. More divorces are caused by "women who talk too much" than by any other one thing. Justice of the Peace Charles Claypool said recently. "Men learn, when they are small, not to s&y everything they think," he explained. "If they
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    VITAMIN DISCOVERY
    206 6 i Hope Of Aid In Diabetes Control DISCOVERY of a vitamin which may play j a part m the further control of diabetes was reported to the joint meeting of the Canadian and American Medical Associations by Dr. C. H. Best, professor of physiology m the University of
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    REFINING MOTOR OIL
    521 6 Details Of The "< learo S0 l" Process PALLED iho most revolutionary qVv*, lopment Id the history of puroleiun refining since the discovery of oil itsS? the Clearosol Process is now beiiig us? ri exclusively m refining motor oil* forth?. Standard -Vacuum Oil Company The new process
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      198 6 I pnnxfv BUY BRITISH AND FsE PROUD OF IT. 1 I ROOm SIMPLE Although it takes up so little room it's It's very simple the single control 1 really surprising how much food it gives a choice of 8 different freezing M miinWc a -a *k^ fl.^ iL A temperatures
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    Why You Should Let The "Boy" Do His Worst
    1016 7 Why You Should Let The Boy" Do His Worst s"" •i^ n:!i.t:ililfj'i'i| l ,,iiiiri 1 II Il:l! nl :»;,.i,«:!»ti«r!«i!»i>«::»H«!!»n«it«n«tiltilii«i'.iiilii«ii»iilii«;'»nßni:«';Bj!Bn»i!ii(«rt«ifi[ißu«ußr!B!!Biir>T«iißij«n*^ I Secrets Of Home Comfort Feats Of Memory The Customer Is Always Right j tjAl-AVAN ociety "knows n<> more useful a ppr!Ml. than the common or garden "boy." He fa übiquitous.
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2458 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent gATTUDAi", Aug. 21, was the first time an air pageant was held m Singapore, m fact I belike m the Far Kust. and naturally many of my women readers were there. kain had been Either persistent m spoiling outdoor sports m
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      96 8 I SELETAR GRANGE t I g EUROPEAN RESIDENTIAL HOTEL. 14 \'i Mile Thomson Seletar Road, ki (Adjoining Naval Base Opposite Gate "E"). Large Swimming Enclosure. Beautiful Garden, peaceful and attractive surroundings. Dinner served by the sea. Under European Supervision. jvj [iJ |i|:. I l..|ii|!!|l.|i!|j!|ll|i:|ll||i|ii|;i||||:i||i|;!|||||:|!||||||j l^ J —^*J^\ 4k' Eve hat
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      196 8 iiiiiiiiiiii•ii i i i i i i i i i i f PEARS' CYCLOPAEDIA OVER 3 350.000 ALREADY SOLD I TWENTY -TWO SECTIONS 31 PAGES OF MAPS I COLOURED FRONTISPIECE I FLAGS OF THE EMPTRE AND FLAGS OF OTHER COUNTRIES ALSO IN COLOURS NEW EDITION Price $1.50 (Postage extra). Kelly
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      121 8 JADE, varied m Design, Quality, and Antiquity, at FOH CHENG CHEONG, jade merchants and jewellers. 88, North Bridge Road, and 219, South Bridge Road. *L£ If -of Lampshades Ready made, or made to order. All colours and designs. MRS. J. DE GRAAF, Slfc Milestone. 192F, Pawr Panjanß. THE SMART SHOP
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      30 8 I -'^^%k -I t Hot, angry insect bites can be relieved instantly by dabbing on a little undiluted Scrubb's Ammonia. Be sure to have a bottle handy. SCRUBBS CLOUDY AMMONIA
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Frasers Mill
    1185 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Frasers Mill ifUALA LUMPUR has been unusualiy h quiet during the past week, except r a sudden revival m the hum of soal life on Wednesday, when the vari--0 forms of amusement offering drew tair crowds. On thai night the weekly tea dance it the
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    Around The Shops
    809 9 SHOPS seem to be sold out at present their new stock after the sales being already empty from the raids of racegoers, and specially from upcountry people who have descended on us en mase since last week end. However, great things are promised us which will have
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    88 9 T SO often hear it said, "I met her 1 up the Hill, a little while ago, and thought her topping, but since Pve been hack, I find her absolutely impossible.'' Evidently the woman referred to let us call her Mrs. X has a holiday manner.
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      65 9 4|tfß^ 17;i9 AMBER MANSIONS ORCHARD ROAD. jm EpP^ where 9 Dark tresses o Oriental ladies are waved H P^ with scientific understanding of the BL texture and arranged with special re-jK'-^Jto-ff tfanl for indivduai characters m National types. MAISON MAHTIW I 0 X?, I ANNOUNCES A SPECIAL COLLECTION 1 GOWNS
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      161 9 iiitini i mill mi iiiiii hi i ii m m i in ■iiniiin i j ik THE FINEST SHOE SHOP ii_y IN MALAYA. j #^^||VOONGCHEONGJ %/**T SHOE CO. THE FASHION V SHOE SHOP, 354 and 356, I North Bridge Road. I. I I iirnjiii.ii'i;itDji>i!'Hiin»iiin»-tjiiii. I»iifMiy1 »iifMiy* i iiiirißwimMwi!iiiii-, C±. "ALLEN
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      270 9 tkjs W MILLINERY DEPARTMEN'I mk ANXOI'NCES THE ARRI \AL OF iHE I\ ESI fM 1^ PARIS MODELS OF MORNING DRESSES— TAILOR sJ H SUITS— HATS NOVELT iLS ON VIEW FROM. 9[ f SEPT. 2ND. ALSO LIBERAL DISCOUNTS ON PREVIOUS STOCKS. M .•mnniimiiiiiiiMii'ii'i .iiii.Hiiiiiiinin i iiiiiiiEiiiini:i'ii''ii'i"i' ll ll 11 ••.•■'if!tm.!i.«i«i«.».iii»niimiiiWi»wi.mMMtin.«w^ I
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Sept. 1, 1935. TELEVISION
    549 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, Sept. 1, 1935. TELEVISION Ml (II has been heard of television, that remarkable younger sister of broadcasting, but even wireless enthusiasts have been content to regard its general use as something which will come about at a vague date in the future. Now, however, it is
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    Everything In The Melting Pot
    1262 10 z!Mussolwi 9 s Big Gamble In Abyssinia UERRINGS and hornets do not go together but a hornets' nest has been drawn about my ears by my contention last week that the Abyssinian question is a red herring as far as the British Empire is concerned.
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    540 10 FRIEND sends me a few stories irom the "Excavating Engineer," and I judge that these excavating engineers are a fine, robust lot ot leiiows. nere are some samples. CAN I touch you for nve dollars?" "For five dollars you can sock me on the
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    4½ Days' Motoring In Malays
    1073 11 Visiting The Country's Beauty Spots penang Hill, Pangkor Island And The Camerons (By Lim Kentf Hor) i aVHR a thousand milts of matorins: 0 jn 4'-i days. I have jttrt returned from such a during tn( course of which 1 SJe "covered" more than half
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    ON PANGKOR ISLAND
    783 11 Perak's New Seaside Health Resort At seven o'clock after picking up another companion, we set out for Lumut and the Pangkor Islands, the seaside resort which the Perak Government has now decided to develop. From Ipoh to Sitiawan is about 58 miles, and en the way you
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    THE CAMERON HIGHLANDS
    654 11 Capturing The Wintry Atmosphere Then up the 38 miles of hill climb to reach the Camerons. The road, going up, is really trying to the motorist and it takes you almost two hours to reach the top. The gradient is pretty steep at times, but the beautiful
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    EX-RECTOR FOUND NOT GUILTY
    265 11 Charge Of Starving Commit Suicide •By Air Mail i (From Our Oun Correspond* London, Au HAROLD Ftindi Davidson former rector of Sti and described as a showman, terday found not guilty, at I' Quarter Sessions, of a < of unlawfully starving himself with I tention of
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      104 11 'IN INCH f STIIL REIGNS SOPfIEME. GRAND REX ANNIVERSARY SALE TO COMMEMORATE THE 2nd year of success m Malaya. T.M.A. alone aw RESPONSIBLE m raisin- the Standard of Granwphon, S to a par with the Best Houses m England, just as XXX- ALONE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REDUCING THE PRICK OF
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    A Scotsman Looks At Singapore
    1173 12 OnTiiT. iciiiiniiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!:!! SINGAPORE is as uncertain as the weather these days. Last week it was airminded. Yesterday it was race-minded. Bukit Timah basked m the presence of all Singapore and his wife the copyright of this phrase has expired so if our lady gossip writer
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
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    446 13 Claim I or False Imprisonment Oxford. A SPECIAL jury Oxford Assizes awarded 1800 damages to Mrs. Gwendoline Humlivy. of Chance, near Blewbury. a daughter ol the formerRural Dean of Rhyl. who claimed on tot grounds of lalse imprisonment, slandei and assault against w W. Poolworth
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    Activities Of Malayan Clubs
    2747 14 (By "Clubman") The I inted Chinese Musical Association Report For The Year -Orchestra Opt n To Engagement Merrilads Entertain Mr. Chua Boon Swee Three (tubs In Upper Serangoon District Merge Singapore Amateur Weight-Lifting Championship Tournament On Saturday. WELL-KNOWN m the load musi- cal worid is the
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    On Malaya's Badminton Courts
    2067 15  -  Dragon (By C^i p3T] (f^ o Building I P A Weil-Balanced Team Need For More Parties To Join Competition I seful Hints By "Katty L." Girls 9 Events May Be Cancelled Amicable Party Celebrates First Anniversary Johore Bahru Championships In September. r«HE men's senior events m
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    SELANGOR NOTES
    596 15 The Open Doubles Event Kuala Lumpur. A. S. SAMUEL, for many years champion of Selangor. and reputed to be one of the best badminton players m the country, is once again seriously m the running for championship honours, for m the Selangor Badminton Championships played at the Victoria
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    JOHORE NOTES
    120 15 District Championship Tournament In September (From Our Own Correspondent j Johore Bahru. Au:'. 27. Entries are invited Tor the following events m the Johore Bahru District BadBadminton Championship Tournament which will be held m thy Johor.- Badminton Association Hail at JaJan Ah Fook, Johore Bahru, on Sept. 2i»
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    THE PERAK JUNIOR TOURNAMENT
    1013 15  -  Racquet Very Promising Form Revealed By I poll. THE Perak Junior Badminton cliuinpion- ship tournament organised oy the Pcrak Badminton Association, MM 1 brought to a very successful conclusion on Sunday. The success of the tournament, let me at once say. is due chiefly to the
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    Sappers Win League Honours: A Splendid Record
    742 16 Sappers Win League Honours A Splendid Record NEW TALENT FOR SINGAPORE A I (ante's Form TO MEET ALDE ON SEPT. 6 By "K.O'i Singapore, Saturday. 11 [IH |he arrival of fresh talent, there will be plenty of good fights m the near future. Mr. Ball's latest importations are Al (ante.
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    HOME FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS
    357 16  -  Several Surprises Expected (By The Referee ALMOST simultaneously with the clo>e of the local soccer season, the homo football season cpens ard yesterday saw the start of the English Football League'/ames. 1 The Scottish League smarted their programme three weeks ago and the .season There is
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    A WELL-BALANCED TEAM
    1009 16  -  FULL BACK Tribute To The Skipper REVIEW OF LEAGUE AND CUP GAMES iBY pONGRATULATIONS to the Royal Engineers' By beating the L SRC. on Friday they made certain of capturmg the honours m the S.A.F.A. League. or C. The results of the two rema ining matches with
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    SINGAPORE'S HOCKEY SEASON
    252 16  -  Need To Build A Team Early (By Sticks DESPITE the fact that the official hockey season docs not start till- October Singapore are first on the field with their fixture list— mn indication. I hope, that a definite elfort: is to be made to regain their once
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    SINGAPORE'S MINOR SPORTS
    816 16  -  Fleetfoot The "Iron Game PING-PONG, CHLSS AND BILLIARDS By THK immense popularity of football cricket, badmint »n, and m a less^degree, rujrby, tennis and hockey Malaya, is bound to dim the inters displayed m other tfames, of wl then is a quite a number. It is onSv
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    Huge Sets Enhance Bergner's Appeal
    399 17 < EE N IN "ESCAPE ME NEVER" A Stage Hit \T THK PAVILION THIS WEEK "TLtf prod* unetimea choose i vt-ry sobtk and indirect routes attach your emotions. An in- cc of this is provided by "Esm** Never;' Elisabeth Bei-gner'a ne w starring vehicle which
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    198 17 Signs Business And Studio Contract Ml PAKKER dipped her pen and J ••.gned her name twice. One signature gave her a long-term fcntract with Metro-Goldv.yn-Mayer. ae other made the actress a busi2«s womrn. Her second contract is an agreement jjjt she will supply the Beverly Hills wic-A-Brac Shoppee
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    "MY SONG FOR YOU"
    246 17 Jan Kispura's Latest Film THE overwhelming success of Jan Kiepura m 'Tell Me To-night" inevitably invests his latest picture with more than ordinary interest, and it will be agreed that "My Song for You" which is now drawing crowded houses at the Pavilion is a worthy
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    SHAMPOOING IS THEIR SECRET
    374 17 Hollywood's "Curly Headed" Quartette EVERY 'curly-head" has a secret all her own for shampooing! That goes for blondes, brunettes, redheads and platinums, too! The fact that "a woman's hair is her crowning glory." is not overlooked by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayt'i- players. The successful treatment for one who is
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    LATEST ADVERTISEMENTS
    51 17 ACKNOWLEDGMENT. MR. P. KARTHIGESU of P. T Engineering Dept., Seremban. and Mr. P. KANDIAH of D.M.S. Office, Sinjrapore, b^ir to thank all relative? and friends who kindly attended and sent messages of condole. ice and wreaths on the occasion of the funeral of their beloved brother, Mr. P.
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    THE PLAY'S THE THING
    919 17 E. H. Griffith's View DIRECTOR OF "NO MORE LADIES' TN bringing "No More Ladies" to the screen, we tried to retain the spirit and theme of the play. My experience m adapting and directing pictures based on successful theatrical productions had taug-h me that if a
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    BADMINTON IN SINGAPORE
    341 18 Championship Matches Yesterday OWING to the weather, the standard of badminton put up yesterday at the Clerical Union Hall was rather Thill. Three ties were decided m. the open singles championship, two of which were quarter-finals, none however reached the "rubber." The other quarter-final, fixed to be
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    U.S. WOMEN'S GOLF
    55 18 17- Year-Old Girl's Success In Semi-Finals Minneapolis, Aug. 30. In the semi-finals of the American Women's Open Golf Championship, Mr*:. G. C. Vare (Abingdon, Pennsylvania) beat Miss Beatrice Barrett (Minneapolis) 2 up and 1. The seventeen-year-old Miss Patty Berg (Hopkins, Minnesota) beat Miss Charlottee Glutting, (West Orange,
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    INTER-CLUB GOLF
    160 18 Keppel G,C- Ladies Beaten By S.G.C. Ladies THE match between the ladies of Ktppel Golf Club and the ladies of Singapore Golf Club played over the course of Keppel Golf Club on Friday, August 30, resulted m a win for the visitors by 6V2 to 3 3 i.
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    DRESSES AT THE RACES
    749 18 DRESSES AT THE RACES Prepared For The Weather BY OUR WOMAN CORRESPONDENT THOSE who laid out their frills and furbelows yesterday morning, at the promise of a fine day from the warm temperature and clear sky were bitterly disappointed when dark masses of rain clouds gathered towards lunch time, and
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    117 18 Result Of Second Round In Duffers' Cup THE following are the results of the second round of the above competition: Kemlo beat Green 4 2 Holley beat Windle 4 3 Maclachlan beat Stevens w. o. Piercy beat Stephen 4 3 CLIFFORD CUP: The following are the results
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    MOTOR RACING
    31 18 World's Twenty-Four Hour Record Broken Utah, Aug. 31. Racing on the salt beds here Jenkins averaged 135.47 m.p.h. for twenty-four hours, beating Cobb's world record of 134.85 m.p.h.— Reuter.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    45 18 The following will represent the Rangoon Road School Old Boys' Association m a friendly soccer match against the Kramat Rangers: Kow Thye, Syed Mohamed and G. Veerappan; Eusoff. Muthuvelu and Shunmugam; Sivasamboo, Cheng Tung. Ismail, Tahir and Wee Thiam Swee. Reserves: Aziz. Kathirveln.
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    CHINESE SWIMMING CLUB
    45 18 Members are informed that a PmgPong Tournament < Championship and Handicap* will be held this month, and entries, which close on Sepi. 15. are now invited. Intending entrants .should fill m 4 he pntrancf form which i- pc i..i up h \\\c Club
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    TROPICAL SKIN DISEASES
    202 18 A .\>w Discovery. After lung and patient research* the peculiar many P"***?. skin di ,>.,Knmente*^ varying proportion* of mgrean---anil* formula.' a wonderful new|* mcdv m the form of K»tano °f™*J is Jffcred f< r the treatment 01 typoa of skin di-eu- Kilano Ointment is a bU f*u
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      335 18 MARCHINGI ORDERS/ 1 FOUR PAINFUL ©©rms When Radox pives a corn Its marchint orders it GOBS! And poes for food! Ju^ read what Eadox did for this corn sufferer:— suffered with four corns for five |ears and it teas torture to walk. I tried ell kinds of remedies without result.
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    Opening Day Of S.T.C. Cold Cup Meeting
    3005 19 LARGE CROWD PRESENT DESPITE WET WEATHER Unity Pays Highest Dividend McPHERSON AND J. DONNELLY THE MOST SUCCESSFUL JOCKEYS Singapore, Saturday. rE wet afternoon which ushered m the Singapore Tori Club's Autumn (Gold Cup) meeting ai Bukit Timah to-day by no means damped the
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    MALAYS WIN WITH TEN MEN
    574 19 Mat Noor's Double GOOD FOOTBALL AT THE STADIUM Singapore, Saturday. OLAYING with only tea men, the Malays did excellently to beat the Chinese at the Anson Road Stadium this afternoon, m the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League. There were pools of water aboul the
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      8 20 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAX, "SEPTEMBER 1, 1935.
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      62 20 Greenstone, the winner of the Penan^ Plate. Greenstone winning the first race at the opening o£ the Singapore Tori Cluo- Autumn Meeting at Bukit Tin.uh ye-.vcy Unity -Kirwan up— had a comforts ble three lengths win m the first griffin race Sea Lion, the winner of Race 3 A scene
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      SINGAPORE BROADCAST
      82 20 Recital By Leo Liegeois On Monday To-day's broadcast by station Z.H.1., Singapore 11 a.m. to 1 30 p.m.- Recorded music 5.30 p.m. to 7 p.m.— Relay of Presbyterian Church service, followed by organ rec!\il. MONDAY 6 p.m. Recorded music, 6.45 p.m. News bulletin. 7 p.m. Relay of concert
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      PORT OF LONDON
      103 20 Alterations To Royal Victoria Dock London, Au?>. 30. Progress is beins made with the Port of London authorities development scheme, which is to cost £1.750,000 and will pive regular employment to 60C men for five years. When alterations to the Royal Victoria Dx:k are completed, it will
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