Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 November 1935

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    Masthead
    15 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. 3 v o Ml SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1935. FIVE CENTS
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    NORTH CHINA REVOLT WILL NOT BE TOLERATED
    357 1 NANKING WILL CRUSH IT WAR LIKELY Japan To Back The Rebels A NANKING edict states that the proclamation of an independent regime in North Ch'na wili not be tolerated and will he resisted by force. Japanese messages declare that the independence movement will
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    TO-DAY AT THE SWIMMING CLUB
    49 1 ■TO-DAY'S event at the Singa J pore Swimming Club will be the 100 metres open championshin of the club. The title is held at present by the club captain. Lieut. r H. Mackiilop. I t I I I f I I |:iaUlMIII|ll|ll|..|!llillllll!|:l|!'|l!| l ;|UttMl4i
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    MISS BUTTERFLY WU MARRIED
    377 1 (Jorgeous Wedding In Shanghai Shanghai, Nov. 23 THE most lavish wedding ever .seen in 1 Shanghai took place this morning when Miss Butterfly Wu. the Chinese film star, and, Mr. Eugene Penn, a prominent Chinese business man, were married in Holy Trinity Cathedral which was heavily
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    SIR ANDREW CALDECOTT
    144 1 Entertained By Badm'nton Association Singapore, Saturday. The Clerical Union was the venue of a happy function this afternoon, when the Singapore Badminton Asscoiation entertained Sir Andrew Caldecott, retiring Colonial Secretary, to a tea party in honour of his appointment as Governor of Hongkong. The weather was delightfully
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    SEVEN PILGRIMS STABBED
    287 1 BUG'S AMOK Panic In Singapore Lodging House Singapore, Saturday. pANIC reigned in a pilgrim lodging house in i'alembang Road in the early hours of this morning, when one of the inmates, a Hugis, named Madok seized a knife and began slashing left and right. There were about
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    NOW RECKONED A TOTAL LOSS
    152 1 1 Stranded Cableship SUSTAINS FURTHER DAMAGE S ingapore Sat u relay A TELEGRAM was received this A morning by the Eastern Extension Telegraph Co., Ltd., stating that their cableship, "The Cab';, which went aground on Oct. 29 on an uncharted rock off Capt. St. James,
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    DUTCH PLANE DELAYED
    62 1 Had Ground Conditions At Rome Aerodrome (From Our Oion Correspondent) Bangkok, Saturday. T':iE'- Dutch east hound air liner due at Singapore on Monday is fly?az :>«♦ hours behind schedule. This is the third Dutch plane in succession to In* delayed owing to ground conditions at the .tome
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    RECLAIMED LAND ON WEST COAST
    308 1 (irowth Of New Factory Area? What i.s going to be done with the piece of reclaimed land opposite the Alexandra Brick Works in Pasir Pan--Jang? For several months past, the P.WJ). have been working to reclaim tins land lrom the sea i\nd swamp, and this
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    ROYAL HOLDUP
    56 1 Kin^ Of Greece Delayed At Hr'nrl si Brindi I Ha Rtormv pondil I ireaten dttsEtnoointment t? »he f d?ji 'i who have flock. d tn Athens to v t)'" Kir* 9 to-morrow 1 The Kiny embarked on the Greek cruiser Helle from Jure but she was un- able
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    SMITHY ALMOST GAVE UP
    259 1 TOUCH AND GO What He Told Local Resident Singapore, Saturday. IJOW near Air-Commodore Sit Charles hintfsloul Smith came to ;;handoninj» (he II l? lit U) Australia on which he emm 1 to grief a fortaifftH ;ii»o is told h\ Mr. E. Edwards. manai»er of Malayan Motors.
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    QANTA'S PLANE RETURNS
    43 1 Singapore, Saturd:v THE Qav.-as plane, vl-ich has boMI searching the East (oast 101 'Uc past th'-< e days for traces of Ur Commotlcip Sir riiailo Kmu I 1 I Sm'*h, re'urned to Sitfapori 1 \m day-. The s»:nlj was fruitless.
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    SHANGHAI DEPRESSION
    61 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Industrial'sts IVlilion For ly<»an Sh;n,"hui .23 Leading industiioli -t.s in Sha ighai including Mr. Yu Wo Teh Mr. Yuno Chun-. Ghing ha d* t-> ihr Executive and Lcnslat to grant a hure loan through thn* bip banks to relieve the present businew depression, and
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    CHINESE WEDDING
    163 2 i Mr. Cheoi)g V=' "iljn And Miss Tc<r[i Imm Trc Singapore, Sal ui day. TUft Chinese Consulate Singapore, was the scene of a pretty wedding today, the contracting parties being Mr. i Chong Yee Tian, cashier of the Nani yang Rubber Manufacturing Co., Sim: pore, youngest son of
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    NEW PUBLIC HALL FOR SINGAPORE?
    474 2 NEW PUBLIC HALL FOR SINGAPORE? 25-Year-Old Project FUND NOW OVER $35,000 Jj*E\Y people in Singapore know that there is to be a h&w public hall in the city. A public meeting was held in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Aug. 5. 1 !')1O, and a resolution was passed for the
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    122 2 Mr. Richard Boyer <Sc Miss Jessie t'hippendall Singapore, Saturday. THE wedding was solemnised at St. Andrew's Cathedra] at 4.30 p ni. today of Mr. Richard Boyer, of the Asiatic Petroleum Company and Miss Jessie Chippendale, who arrived from home by the Boringia last week. The bride was given
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    DEATH OF MR. SADULLAH
    139 2 Popular Member Of Muslim Community The many friends of Syed Abdullah i bin HamiduUah Al-Tirmizi. popularly I known as H. Sadullah Khan, will be I sorry to hear of his death on Nov. l'i at his residence. 221, TanjoiiK Katonu Road. The funeral, wliich look place
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    THE CHRISTMAS THEME
    51 2 London, Nov. 23. In order to emphasise the great family theme of Christmas in the Empire broadcast, a .small child in the I heart of Now Zealand will introduce the j King in a speech of loyalty concluding with the words "Stand by for the King Emperor-
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    TAILOR COULD NOT USE HIS HANDS
    213 2 Now Back At Work After Taking Kruschen have rheumatism ln Hm Icps j s enough !>u this man, a tailor, had it ir his hands tou, and, therefore, could v lot earn his Living. But he is lit now, and faufc at work. His
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    TOO MUCH GOLD
    88 2 Serious Quandary Faces Amer'ca New York, Nov 23 The appalling total of 1.960 million sterling of gold Is at present stored in American vaults, according to the latest Treasury statement ai;d the stream embarrassingly increases Ot the 125 millions that have flowed in since September. France has
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    STRYCHNINE AND ARSENIC
    77 2 Singaix)re, Saturday. Charged with practising as a doctor end possession of poisons, a Chinese. Efoo Chay Chuan, appeared bel.ie the Second Magistral e, Mr. N. Griee this morning. He claimed to be trieo and the case was postponed \o Nov. 30, bail being allowed In the sum
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      316 2 MALAYA'J PREMIER HOTEL k I THIS WEEK 1 >»OM>AV WEDNESDAY. COCKTAIL DANCE 6..i0 h> 5.15 p.m. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9.30 la midnight ITKSPAY, TIM RSDAY SATIRDAV. j ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 0.15 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER DANCE (formal) 9.15 to midnight BAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA Directed by DAN HOPKINS THERE VVJLL BE
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    Sunderland Co Ahead: Derby Held To A Draw
    771 3 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS Arsenal's Come-Back RANGERS BEATEN BY ABERDEEN IyiULC Sundetland went un to m- 11 mm their lead in poirts at the head of the Senior Division by beating Mi:lule:>.ro' 2—l, Derby ufre onlv ai>:e to s-hare honours with Liverpool ,n
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    AUSTRALIANS IN SOUTH AFRICA
    70 3 Huge Score Against Natal i T Durban. Nov. 23. HE Australian cricketers touring South Africa started a three-day match against, Natal to-day. The tourists scored 525 for 5 and gave an exhilarating exhibition of hitting Brown scoring 148, Fingleton 121. McCabe 65. Richardson 75, and Chipperfiold
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    M.C.C. IN AUSTRALIA
    44 3 Sydney, Nov. 2\. New South Wales had scored 373 for 3 at the cloce of play (Marks 38 McGilvray 66, Eastern not out 76 1 Reuter. In this four-d&v match the MCC had made 260 ail out in the first innings*.
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    WALL STREET BOOM
    869 3 Washington, Nov. 23. Fears that the present bocm in Wall Street may lead to another Stock Market inflaticn were deprecated by a statement issued by Mr. Eccles, of the reaerai Service Board, who is of the opinion that there is an element of rafety and strength in
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    TEACHERS' DINNER
    477 3 Happy Function Last Night Singapore, Sunday. 'PHE cafe at Messrs RoLinftm and Co., Ltd., was the venue of a very happy function last night, the occasion being the annual dinner of the Singapore Teachers' Association. It was the first event of its kind held by the Association and
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    U.S. COTTON
    100 3 Shipment To Belligerents May Be Prevented Washington, Nov. 23. Mr. Cordell Hul" intimated that the United States might try to prevent shipments •of cotton to i belligerent;; if it became necessarv. Asked whether he considered cotton essential to the carrying of war Mr. Hull told pressmen that any
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    HOME RUGBY
    162 3 London, Nov. 23. The following rugby matches were played to-day: Scotland 8 New Zealand 18 (at Edinburgh) Lancashire 16 Cumberland 6 •al Blundellsands North Midlands 18 East Midlands II -at Birmingham) Ycikshire 11 Cheshire r > (at Hull) Bath 19 London Welsh 0 Blackheath 0 Harlequins 11 Devonport
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    SCOTLAND BEATEN 18—8
    364 3 SCOTLAND BEATEN 18—8 All Blacks Win At Murrayfleld London, Nov. 23. THERE was a crowd of 40,000 present j to watch the rugby match between the All Blacks and Scotland at Murrayfield to-day. The tcurists gained a well-deserved victory by 18 points to 8. The ground was slightly sof*, but
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    HOME TURF
    354 3 Free Fare Wins Nov. Handicap London. Nov. 23 VHE Manchester November Handu.iu Which was run at Manchester today over 1 mile 4 furlongs, resulted ;is fellow FREE FARE (Sammy Wraggi 1 THRAPSTON <Rickaby> 2 JESMOND DENE < Steve Donoghue• 3 Nineteen ran. Won by 5 lengths, with l»/
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    OGADEN SUBMITS TO ITALIANS
    247 3 Latest War N't MANY CONFUSING REPORTS Home, Nov. 2.}. IT was oHicially announced today that the whole of O^aden has submitted to the Italians Keuter. EMPEROR A! THE J RON T London, Nov. 2... Consorship and prim.ti^c means of communication tonfuse the news from the various
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      31 4 CHIC NAIL POLISHES FOR BRILLIANT FINISH Available in the following shades. Colourless, Natural, Ruby, Kos?, Coral, Deep. Transparent or Creme, Price: 40 cents Rer bottle. Agents. GRAFTON LABORATORIES. 20b, Collyer Quay.
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      174 4 I IT'S THE SEASON'S SMARTEST LAUGH HIT! la w -?T 5 pavTlegn m^T k Kay s more fascinating than ever as she proves no woman. I^QU'mofcn her" at any love game— by turning the tables on,o HonoOrouble-maker—in^the' most 'delightful of all Jierjiitsl A Worntr Bros. Hit with GEORGE BRENT GENEVIEVE
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      338 4 At 29 this woman felt m because of corns! She tried most remedies before she found the sure reliever Radox. Radox bi om. fort; brought back her y< Her husband also had corns -until he u Radox. Just read tins ]< "Until a Jpw months ago 1 could hardly hobble
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1644 5 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES THKV e a custom at the Shanghai Club heir own sped*! commemorfcti B >i Armistice Day. Because the occasion is not a holiday in Shanghai, and m.mbers are out and aboui It lawful occasions during the morning, ihc ceremony is held at 12..°,0, by which time itor,
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    BOATING IS BETTER BY BATTLESHIP
    1131 7  -  G. S. Hammonds MATING as a sport i> not as popular i it should be m this country. On th< <y>ast, where there are facilities, a numbei of enthusiasts may occasionally be se< hauling frantically on ropes or oars and re ferring hi loud and
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      252 7 MADE ft Y THE MAKERS 1 frp OF FAMOUS Sjfp^^ H' FLIT L(^*S(pi 1 i\ew Portable J I j I vpt k %%nl« k r 1 Complete with Travelling Case. New Style Gothic Type $53.00 1 I REMINGTON RAND INC. j I (Incorporated in U.S.A.) J Union Building, 165, High
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    Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1363 8 Woman Peeps At Singapore. by I our woman correspondent j "■namirtMtrffT— <>:i>l l >i i!l: >; > THE ractl arc on us; whether you attend the meetings or not you arc made conscious of it by extension at the hotels and cabarets on Saturday nights, which automatically brings crowds. It
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    Book Of The Week
    181 8 MR. Walpole's new novel The Inquisitor is one of the most important of his works. It is a sequel to The Cathedral in so far as it has for its scene, and indeed fruits principal charac- ter. the town of Poichester. Several of the characters from
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    Around The Shops
    680 8 WE are again reminded that Clnist- mas will soon be upon us, luti we have to be shopping for the tokens that will tell those wno are far away tbfat they are remembered. This week I have been snooping round for something that will please and interest
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      164 8 1 1 j .11 ST UNPACKED A verv CHIC collection <>f the J LATEST AMERICAN CREATION in Dinner, Cocktail and £vetfM downs, Cotton Frocks. Hridal Wreath, and Veils abo Chinese Carpet >. t De Souza Brothers, j 42, High Street. j 'Phone 3188. i USEFUL BOOKS •M-'lernJournansm Carr Stevens S4
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      278 8 r.'oi-ks for Cocktail Dinner. Dresses In New Metal Thread. Big Shipments Just Received. New Evening Dresses, Floral 'chili ons' Special attractions. Merle Norman medicated IJeauty treatment Mso given. BERNYECE HARVEY D. LAMB Room 31, A del phi Jlotel. 1 I I SELETAH <pKV\(J s S EUROPEAN RESIDENTIAL HO7EL. 14«/ 2
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      3 8 *™"jffS. JHK lASI
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      163 8 1 AMAMl*yte Amami Shampoos are a perfect health and beauty treatment, specially made I for year hair. No. 1 for Brunettes, I No. 5 for Blondes, No. 7 for the very fair, and the Amami Henna Application to brighten and tint dull hair. After your Shampoo use Amami WareSet. Six
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      51 8 I &Xf ilVrTitff"ri A t JV-™ ——i jfl aW K Always wash your stocking and dam:v undcTwe.n m water containing ScruW Ammonia Scrubb's tana* lnmi the Vwitci the itfM p-ii-liclo which harm the i.thri and wcu put four silks. Silk washes cleaner and wuh little rubbing with Scrubb'a. SCRUBBS CLOUDY
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    900 9 KIDDIES' parties seem to be in ful ft suing these days, with the approach (>f the festive season. A very jolly and lively one was given by Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Marriott on Tuesday at their house for their little daughter, Karen,
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    1400 9 ALTHOUGH NcvemA ber and December are usually very quiet months on the Hill, when only enthusiasts who enjoy mist and rain for their own sake venture for a holiday, this year the place has been cheerfully crowded. Pcrnaps to justifv the ootii^isn-. of tbe visitors, the
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      67 9 YLSIT JUsclc Trre RAFFLES HOTEL for X'MAS GIFTS Jewellery, Underwear, Embroidered handbags, Peking Trees, Chine.se Artwear, Novelties, for sending all over the w >rld h> satisfy your friends and relat ons. y»=*W^^B For Christinas this year, send J |1\ the most personal of all gifts— your photograph. t j JL
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      164 9 Of all i'he treasiirps in the Orient jade >s the one that is within the reach of all pockets and favour of all taste. send jade from poh Cheng cheon«* 88; North Bridge Road, for Christmas j n Jj^_J-jER) SMALL SHIPMENT J m^^K op I j AFTERNOON DRESSES j feftSes/JraC
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      28 9 Buy a Lampshade as a Christmas present. All Colours and Designs. Prices from $2.50 Made Specially By Mrs. J. de GRAAF GV 2 Milestone, 192-E, Pas'r Pan Jang.
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 21, 1935. BRITISH AIR MAILS
    589 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Nov. 21, 1935. BRITISH AIR MAILS 'PHP, decision of the British authorities to restrict the use of the Dutch air mail service betwte.i Malaya and London led to a good deal of criticism, and we should imagine that the Dutch themselves were surprised at the fervour
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    BRITAIN AND THE FAR EAST CRISIS
    1450 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones No Hotte In The League: Peace And Power f*HINA at the m ment presents a squaresided struggle for spheres of influence. m fighting has not already broken out it is because none of the f ur sides wishes to be precipitate,
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    528 10  -  Anglius COCKROACH racing is the latest sport f in America. An owner has beer* disqualified for using a Flit syringe. A A A A ACCORDING to the motoring corres- ponden; of an American paper, you. j can distinguish the Fascist and the Ethiopian models.
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    DOCTOR'S OUTBURST FROM THE DOCK
    1048 11 SCOTTISH RAVINE MURDERS ANOTHER MAN? Startling Evidence Expected STARTLING t\ idence is expected at the continued hewing of the preliminary inquiry on Nov. 2(1. into the charge of double murder against Dr. Buck Ruxton, the :;»>-year-old Lancaster medical practitioner. Dr. Ruxton is being held by
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    £15,000 FOR A CHARWOMAN
    239 11 £15,000 FOR A CHARWOMAN "I Won't Be Coming Back," j She Said i ßy An* Mail) London. Nov. 5. I AST week Miss E. Atkin, a ClerkenL- well woman in the forties, was a t cleaner in ihc Inner Temple. In the early mornings she was bus\ with her pail
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    BLIND MAN MADE TO SEE
    372 11 Wonderful Operation I LEARNING TECHNIQUE OF VISION (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 5. I EARNING to see is now the task U of Mr. Haydn Morgan. 8.A., 8.D., who, after spending the 29 years of his life in blindness, is now recover- j ing his
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    JEWELLERY FOR A GIRL
    310 11 COURT CLAIM Ex-Cabinet Minister's Son Sued (By Air Mai!) London. Nov. 5. JEWELLERY bought for |fri by an ex-Cabinet Minister's son WN the subject of I claim in Westminster County Court Mr. John Amer\ of Pitton Lodge, Maidenhead, pteaddd infancy in defence to claim by BUdngton
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      9 11 1 {Read The "Malaya Tribune" j Dominant in Malaya.
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1160 12  -  W. B. Pater son hi Which 1 Discourse On THe Ait hi Mee-tilolloping And Give A Dissertation I Hit The Finer Points Of j I An Imperfectly Known Hut Hi) No Means To Re S Despised A ccomplishment i S j TO plagiarise a phrase
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    OUR LITTLE ISLAND FORTRESS
    1782 13 MALAYAN XOTKBQQK SOME REFLECTIONS ON MJLITAttISATION IX hi- valediction to Major-General win this week, His Excellency the Governor made some remarks concerning Ihe military significance erf General Lewin's 'command in j .Malaya which h cau th.y We re very brief ma; not have appeared to ir
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      105 13 \\naisne tola tier RUNDOWN *ji nusiana I|N ironM |H I< yo.i-yoti arc »lU»rcsi-jn-H wemn .n imml.v and miml, your Hpirhs rttrfH, a,, alarmingly low-you must do ,on.ething about it. 'lake Watcrbury's Com- @S l ,.und.Rcn,cnl>crla.,tycarMabcrshusb a ndfrU K^ Jt ,st as you do now. The doctor told him to .akc
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      217 13 I -orPOUTtMIIES in E^GUHBERISG. j In all branches of Bngmeering cjjdHiona are steadily improving; not only havtrained men brighter prospects and greater opportunities than for many years bat the r services are being utilized for the responsible, duties now arising. Oarly U is in your interests to train and qualify
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    ACTIVITIES OF MALAYAN CLUBS
    736 14 Anson Athletic Association The Annual Report New Office-Hearers For Singapore Clubs Picnic Parties Of Local Barbell Men The Jubilee Minstrels League Of Friendship Hems Of Interest. (By "Clubman") i T HAVE received this week a copy of the annual report of the Anson Athletic Assocmtion, Singapore,
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    1463 14 CONCERNING TABLE MANNERS (By Horatius) AS Chairman of the Card Room at my favourite club, I recently j had occasion to castigate a member for behaviour which I regarded as unseemly. Perhaps 1 should say that I gently chided him for offending the ethics of the game and
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      236 14 fVUULIQ WPPEfiMINTOWE i past rtToodV There riiould always be a Peppermiflt Cure has bottle of Woods' Great m the standard family Peppermint Cure hand> all residents of in the house or when It has the same travelling; sickness popularity everywhere. As a strikes one very quickly in remedy for Toothache,
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      8 14 TIGER BEER i s it i s i
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    ON MALAYA'S BADMINTON COURTS
    1989 15  -  Dragon (By SINGAPORE MAY VISIT PENANG NEXT YEAR Imitation Likely To lit Sent S.B.A. Preparing For> Coming Inter-State Matches Mr. Leow Kim Fatt And The Colony Team Mm Valuable Advice And Encouragement Sir Andrew Caldecott's Interest In The Game Results Of Friendly Fixtures. ARKI'IA' has been
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    ARCHDUKE OTTO
    96 15 Convinced His Hour Will Soon Come Vienna, Oct. 9. THE Archduke Otto, pretender to the throne of Austria, informed friends to-day that "only deceit" and false leaders prevented his return as empevcr three months ago. The Archduke, in a letter to the mayor of Waidhofenotto, said he had
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      99 15 I GLORIOUS HEALTH! j S BOUNDLESS ENERGY! i S I Srienee offers them tc yon for the taking in the form of I BIOCITIN j Take Biocitin and feel the thrU) of new energy coursing in i your veins. Work becomes enjoyable and play the deepest pleasure. All regular user?
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      320 15 0 reasons WHY DOCTORS recommend and use Bisurated Magnesia STOMACH TROUBLES QUICK RELIEF-no ttftttw Low severe digestive troui>l*» ntty bfe, Btmirated' M i^wia bnm:- reiiaf within minutes. (D UNFAILING BENEFIT I ated' Magnesia h»s ended RtnoMch disordn wfaere otbei p*!wwttfft had lailcnl entirely REMOVES CAUSE OF PAIN Burning stonMi li
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    SINGAPORE NEEDS MORE RUGBY REFEREES
    968 16 SHORTAGE OF FIRST j CLASS MEN HOW THE PROBLEM COULD BE SOLVED AT a time when rugby football is more popular than ever before in Singapore, through the increasing interest that is being taken in the game by the Asiatic clubs, it is a pity
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    RUGGER PERSONALITIES
    81 16 FLYING OFFICER SPRING ALL, who ivas skipper last season of the United Services Malaya Cup side, left for home in the P. and O. Rawalpindi on Friday. LIEUT. J. T. BILLSON, who two seasons ago icas one of the finest centres in Malayan rugby, is now captain of
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    COMING FIGHTS IN SINGAPORE
    524 16 NEW TALENT Next Promotion At Stadium j BY "K.0." WITH plenty of new talent In the Colony future promotions should !iav< HCClWcnl support. I »>.ir Japanese and a Filipino huve arrived from Japan, and Aime K: M >ha.i is 4me by the ATHOS toMr. liell is
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    HOME FOOTBALL GOSSIP
    445 16 I Protest Against Match With Germany I nURING the past few weeks there j r>a"e been developments in the j matter of the protests agates! England i playing i Germany at Tottenham, first mentioned in this column a week ago. Protests from Jews resident in London- 'Spurs'
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    WORLD TENNIS RANKING
    551 16 American Writer's Criticism ON July <i, 1935, Mrs. Helen Wills Moody, playing at Wimbledon, came from the apparently hopeless position of 2 5 in the final set to defeat Helen Jacobs in the final round of the all-England tennis tournament, writes Henry MeLemore in an American paper.
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    SINGAPORE'S LUCKY WIN
    861 16 In a second team match olavtd on the Raffles Institution ground, they defeated the schoolboys by five ?;c;us to j one. It would not be a bad idea if the j Colts could have ~i match between their first and second teams. The result, however, would be
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    DRESSES AT THK RACES
    831 17 Colourful Display At Bokil Timah p- o\ respondent) Singapore, Sat urday •HIS last d! the races in spite oi I tn e :ds and spasms I ra quite a crowd. -j^ t Iway? careful to u.> at their b -d it mi be saiu that Singapore
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    R.A.F. IN PEACE TIME
    190 17 Services To Suffering Humanity (By Air Mail) (From Our Oivn Correspondent) London, Nov. 12. IN the best traditions of the Royal Navy, the R.A.F. is acquiring a record of humane service in peace time. A summary of official flights during the quarter ended Sept. 30, includes
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    MALACCA POSTMASTER CHARGED
    103 17 Alleg?d Breach Of Trust Of $640 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. l IM Hock Guan, the well-known foot- bailer, and postmaster at Masjid Tanah Post Office, appeared before the Alor Gajah police magistrate yesterday charged with criminal breach of trust of j640. The charge was exnlained,
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      417 17 ff <7 Thcij said it was overwork and certainly I \V~\ joS^\ was working Lard at j \u Tr x the time So I took A 7^ &/V A my husband's advice. If V mLm\ 1 got in more help jdrwl n/A^/-/ T and took longer rests -WfimJ wJ'lj^/ D\.
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      416 17 In /^ff^ d> minutes stomach pains are gone Heartburn, acidity, stomach gas~» all disappear within two ml&uttf of taking a dose of Chardox. CharAox la not a drug— ll la highly-refined and extremely actlv* form of charcoal. It is at least fifty times more active than ordinary medicinal charcoal, and
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    A LAST MINUTE GOAL
    129 18 Selangor Beat Perak At Hockey (From Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday I A LAST minute goal by MARTIN gave Selangor victory over Perak by 3 to 2 in the inter-State hockey match played on the Padang to-day. The game was played in a continual drizzle
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    PERAK v UNITED SERVICES
    68 18 No Score In Friendly Match In Ipoh (From Our Own Correspondent) Perak, Saturday. In the friendly rugby match to-day between the United Services and Perak there was no score. Rain interfered with I play a good deal. The Services dominated I the first half but Perak
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    GREAT SECOND HALF EFFORT
    746 18 SINGAPORE'S CUP VICTORY 12-3 MARGIN Negri Outplayed In Later Stages (By Our Rugby Football Correspondent). Singapore. Saturday. IJNLESS Singapore manage to spring a big surprise when they meet the United Services in the Malaya Cup match at Anson Road on Dec. 6, it is now fairly
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    JOE LOUIS' NEXT SCRAP
    218 18 To Fight Uzcudun On I Dec. 3 i THE date of Joe Louis' Jight with Paolino Uzcudun, the Spanish champion, is Dec. 3, but it will not be staged at Madisonsquare Garden, writes Trevor Wignall in the "Daily Express." Mike Jacobs, the promoter, states that he
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    SPARTAN BADMINTON PARTY
    77 18 The Spartan Badminton Party is being formed in connection with the amalgamation of the Mount Zion B.P. and the Valley B.P. The general meetine of the newly Sensr's place on the 22nd inst., and the following were elected as office-bearers: Hon. Secretary, Yap Yew Keng; Hon. Treasurer.
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    AMATEUR BOXING IN SINGAPORE
    403 18 Monday's Finals AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME THE finals in the Singapore Ama--1 teur Boxing Championship will be held art Monday at the New World Arena starting at 9 p.m. The fights are all interesting and some keen boxing is assured. THE PROGRAMME The following is the progiamme:
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    S.C. READING CLUB
    40 18 "The semi-final tie of the singles championship tournament will be played off between Lim Cheng Gek and Seet Tiam Hock of the top section oil Tuesday. Nov. 26.. and Tan Huat Sent will meet Ng Khiok Jin.
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      252 18 HEGLECTED, MAY LEAD TO SERIOUS OPERATION I Many people suffer in silence untold agonies, constant brain-wearying pain and irritation caused by piles, simply because they have never discussed this trouble with even such a confidant as their chemist. If you are a sufferer, make up your mind to ask your
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    HAYES AND WOODS RIDE THREE WINNERS EACH
    3016 19 FINAL DAY OF S T C RACES THE CRETAN GIRL'S SPLENDID WIN Singapore, Saturday. Tocsaway with 360 tickets was QESPITE the wet weather, there Wftfl a iaiLV attendance at today's races at Bukit Timah— the final day of the Singapore Turf Club's Winter
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    OLD BOXER STAGES COME-BACK
    98 19 Jack Sharkey Finds It Easy Booton, Nov. 23. Jack Sharkey had an easy but stormy encounter in the first of his come-bacK fights. His Neg,'ro opponent Eddie Winston went down for a coun t of ten at th( end of the first round after a brace
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB
    142 19 Keppel Ladies B^at Island Club Ladies THF: match between Uie LadJ Koppel Goif club and Island I played on Friday. Nov j.i. ovci Keppe! links resulted ii: a \se home t-.-^m bv 5 3 4 to 3 Island Club plaj rs' mci i Ml. K.'UV I Vs)
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      8 20 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, L935:
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      AT THE SING APORE RACES
      157 20 Mrs. Lee Choon Guan and other miest: at ih< Eton H, i Sports. Mrs. Lee Choon Guan prcs. ntcd Uw prlS The Aldersbrook ChUdren'ja Home, Wanstead, London, E.. had a giant bonfire, which waj made by the sta ff of nurses, for the amusement of
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