Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 15 December 1935

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    13 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. 3- Mo3u SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1935. FIVE CENTS
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    THREE YEARS IN GAOL FOR RACING MOTORIST
    634 1 FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER "WORST CASE" Licence Suspended For Ten Years (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 2. J)ESCRIBING it as the worst case he had ever known, Mr. Justice dv Parcq, at Warwick Assizes yesterday, sentenced to three years*
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    JAPANESE PLANES DROP BOMBS
    129 1 Fighting Continues At Kuyuen Shanghai, Dec. 14. TWO Japanese 'planes scouted over Chikcheng and Changpeh. and dropped four bombs on Gen. Sung Che Yuen's troops, causing heavy casualties. Marshal Chiang Kai Shek has instructed Gen. Sung Che Yuen to exercise care m dealing with such incidents.
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    DRINK IN THE CAR
    284 1 Accused Had Inherited A Fortune Fontes did not get out of the car but sat back m the seat and switched on the wireless. He was drowsy and did not realise what was gointr on around him. Subsequently doctors certified him as being under the influence
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    New Broadcasting Station In Singapore
    951 1 BUILDING SITE APPROVED Early Action TRANSMISSION FROM THOMSON ROAD Singapore, Saturday. TT is announced that a site m Thomson Road, near the fourth mile and just before the Macßitchie Reservoir, has been approved by the Government for the erection of the headquarters and broadcasting station
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    RAVINE HORROR
    130 1 Dr. Ruxton Committed For Trial London, Dec. 13. DR. Buck Ruxton. who was char^od with the murder of his wife and nursemaid, whose dismembered bodies were found m a ravine, was committed for trial at the Manchester Assises by the Lancaster i trates. Dr. Ruxton pleaded not guilty.
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    BOMB EXPLODES
    58 1 American Red Cro s Chief KiPed Addis Ababa, Dec. 14. Dr. Robert Hockman, head of the American Red Cross In the Ogaden area, was killed at Daggabur when, i digging up an Italian bomb, dropped In an air raid, which he thought was a dud and wanted as
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    ANTI-JAPANESE MOVEMENT
    189 1 CANTON PLAN May Be Suppressed By Force Hongkong, Dcci 14. DROFESSORS and students at Chungshan University m Canton have resolved to join students m Canton m a propaganda wacfc for national salvation* The broadcasting station m that city has been requested t<> co-operate. The movement is devoted to
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    TO-DAY AT THE SWIMMING CLUB
    42 1 is no ract at the Sin** pore Swimming Club to-day but there will be a water polo match m the club tournament between Mack i Hop's team and Dodds' team. «iiiHa.itiiiiir'iiii ri r. ai ,i ufll|l|( i^itNgMMRMi
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    WORLD COMMENT ON PEACE PROPOSALS
    832 2 ANXIETY HARDLY DISPELLED Foreign Criticism ITALY'S RIGHT TO EXPANSION London, Dec. 14. QiV .Monday, Mr. Hugh Daiton, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs m the last Labour Government, will again question the Prime Minister m the House of Commons on the Paris proposals and thje sanctions' policy.
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    FLOOD OF COMMENT
    702 2 Critical Views Of World London. Dec 14. Publication the Peace Plan has loosed a flood of comment throughout the world to-day. New York messages state that <the majority of papers rejoice over the apparent demise of the plan at Geneva. The Herald Tribune comments: "The cynic may
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    1470 2 Sunderland Cheekc i ARSENAL'S GREAT VICTORY gATURDAY'S games m the English Football League must have provided thrills m plenty. The greatest interest was centred on the Sunderland Hudderstield clash, both top-notch teams who are making strong bids for League honours, and after a dour struggle, Huddersfield succeeded
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    OBJECTION TO NAVAL PARITY
    123 2 British And Japam-se Viewpoints 1 A FRANK inter' n private ma the head, of the British and j a £2 naval del. th| h l^' express theii obji to parity H is understood that Admiral m Ernie Chatfield's mail -m p th Fiistly, parity would mean
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    "RED SALUTE"
    186 2 Delightful Comedy Al The Alhambra DARBARA Stanwyck makes a welcome v return to the screen m -Red Salute," a sparkling comedy romance which opened at the Alhambra Theatre last night. Playing the role of Drue Van Allen a modern college via who is }>osse«2 ci an extraordinary will
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      438 2 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL 4 i mis wkfk COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 8.15 p.m. DINNER DANCE (informal) 9^o to midnight Tl fS DAY, THIHSDAY SA I L X I A\ ORCHESTRAL CONCERT 8.15 to 9.15 p.m. SPECIAL DINNER DANCF (formal) 9.45 to midnight. r\li\KET API'KAKIN^ XKiH'II.V. GLADYS KUSSEROW Wag NOW FOR
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    S.V.C. SCORE A BULL AGAIN
    934 3 A FINE SHOW Appreciation Of "Ten Minute Alibi" S Saturday Night. MEMBERS of the S.V.C. have m years done their best to bring light and gaiety into tfie festi ttson m Singapore i )V staging for our edification a Christmas pantomime. "Brats m the Reluka"
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    EXCHANGES
    22 3 London, Dec. 14. cip-i-no on N^w York i^ 4.92-11 1 6, Paris 74-12. Gold 141 Id.— British Official Wireless. r i
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    FINAL DIVIDEND OF 5 PER CENT.
    1014 3 W earn 3 Bros. Meeting AIR TRANSPORT PLANS Singapore, Saturday. rri IE twenty-third annual general meeting <>L' the shareholders of Wearne Brothers Ltd., was held at the registered offices of the company at 45, Orchard Road at noon to-day. Mr. C. F. F. Wearne
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      384 4 •S" 'NOTHING MORE SPECTACULAR HAS BEEN SEEN IN SINGAPORE THIS IS A FILM <• y WHICH WILL PACK THEATRES ALL OVER THE WORLD' S. Free Press Vo^ord»v) M^^^— B ,.?^...L— ..-...-r.^.- A LION KING? S* SEE the assault on the Ci adel of Acre the cavalry battle under SEE capta'ns
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      216 4 ADVENTURE CALLS! Here's the Year's Gayest, Adventure-romance Packed with Laughs Thrills! ■f^ W WW /V %ISM©MP f^ Bf*3 SUCCESS I j TO-DAY 3.15-6.J5U9.J5 IT'S GAY! IT'S HILARIOUS! IT'S EXCITING! HE YEAR'S OUTSTANDING ROMANTIC COMEI Hear CLIFF j t^x^^^t 4 a pp en ed m Mexico when two EDWARDS mm® f.-
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    Contract Bridge
    868 6  -  Horatius UNUSUAL SAFETY PLAY (By "12 AI) kick partner." "Yes, except for that distribution we should have made the hid." You must have heard something like that many times but not always has it been bad hick, but bad play. The astute bridge player always plan his campaign
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      577 6 Causes Untold Agonies HERE IS RELIEF \N 24 HOURS Worn-out, ftrlinpf too-oM, h itin? work, no zest for pleasure, vitality simply by taking Ue Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills strength just giving out, bad m^hts, rheumatic twinges, bladder for a little vvhiio. disorder, it is certain that kidney trouble is
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      80 6 I r is al\v;iys wise for Athletes and Spertamen to carry a bottle U TIGER BALM when oul oe the fields. Unforeseen mishaps, such as accidents, sprains, nervous breakdown due to overexertion ek\ can be cured on the very spot by application of the WORLD FAMED TIGER HALM. TIGfSB HAI>M
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1692 7 STR ICT LY BETWEEN OURSELVES |T is many years since I saw Singapore on irday afternoon, meaning by afterPOOH the peri d between two thirty and fiv Invariably at this time T am either safe!;. turned In «»r interfering with the men who dueing the Sunday Tribune. Truth compels me
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      30 7 '^^^^I^^ CEIEBRATE CHRLSTMAS JK :> S^ Best ualit y Mincemea< X i H -v. 1 As made m Scotland WkMW V KOVAI- BAKER) PRODI'CTS iW v m. MM MMMMI I I
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      654 8 We GIFT OF DISTINCTION Parker's amazing Vacumatic the ever welcome gift because this rare and exclusive beauty charms and delights all who receive it. The revolutionary pen that holds 102% more ink and shows when to refill! CHOOSING a gift that will really women who want the finest things m
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    FAMILIARITY HAS BRED CONTEMPT—IN K. L.
    857 9  - FAMILIARITY HAS BRED CONTEMPT— IN K. L. G. S. Hammonds •V^-.,..^... Neglect Of Fraser's Hill s Virtues Of Volcanoes i The Sailor's s Holiday jT is a well-known fact that the American visit.. i who sees the sights m London for a period of a few days ften penetrates to
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      35 9 m J <+\ fly| ff^ m UOZ IV 6oz 30 c tW? 1 >? >O also CREAMY MILK 6 FINE VANILLA MALAYA, j^ .j fail Jt^TTMB J yA?/«li I Wr^ MA A S IV, [h 00.2? l
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      81 9 SUNDAY TKIBl'XE. Thone: s*ll and 5812. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAI iWJG m Aiiv \\n. Delivery Including [ncludfng at otfire Postage Postage or dote to to t oroimi residence F.M.S. Countries. Yearly |$.00 $5.40 56.00 Half- Yearly $1.50 $2.70 SS.oo Quarterly SO.7r> $1.35 si. 5(1 SINGLE COPY I (KXTS. Topics ,f Lack
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1817 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. MIII>IIII9I<I I I I i i I by j I our woman j correspondent DF.( a hall iinute Alibi" is pal on fori unately censor b iaya. How- the at the Victon i Tl S.V.C company, and played to r will however, run nights when
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    Around The Shops
    2721 10 HOW are you packing your Christmas gifts? It is so unexciting to be able to do iio mori than just bx^wn puper, and string, plain card board boxes, ana it is terribly abacus to pack tvem m white boxes' with holly, wnicn M aftes all not so
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      37 10 J I illY SMAIIT MIOP oj H7 Slain' < id Kuad. FILMLAND CREATIONS ■Jdll^Z ll Sl l Nl> v Xi S STOCK FOX X.MAS S j||L| IKOChS; COCKTAIL S lt|L^^PP v^l' KVKMN(; <,(>W\- f\h jtss^ A hand bags
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      222 10 HAHI RAYA PUAS A SPECIAL OFFER FOR THE OCCASION. Come Early To Avoid Disappointment. YOONG CIIEOXt; SHOE t'O.. :{"il :IM North Bridge Kd. Phone 429: > >. i- i LADIES, who are noted for the loveliness of I their hair entrust their coiffure to Expert Z artists. Preserve that well-groomed
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      88 10 DISTINCTIVE f\ INEXPENSIVE V I X'mas Gifts" A; 14 WHICH WILL BE A.PPRECI- HI \7 (VTED BY YOUR FASTIDIOUS \l FRIENDS. A js.B._The goods of this sh p- j ment arc too numerous to fk± tienti< n here. We advise *hop- I pers to come and hunt lor l V
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      168 10 Buy a Lampshade as a Christnvas present. Ail Colours and l):si£iis. Prices from 52.50 M-».i. Specially By Mrs. J. de GRAAF t;^. Milestone, \\>2 V. P«k r Pa!: y v •I a «l v T v v Inv U»s \'U to an i xh'bition of Ffeki i Jewell* ry Liirv:
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    497 11 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill W:id hockey matches l last Saturday, a at ti ngor Club tea a. I 1 was very diffi- obtain seating rtk» being given by Husna Jehan I am. vent on to under new managetp a fancy dress dance M 1 of the guests,
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    310 11 ONCE again the Hili Is a seem- of animation and activity. and the quiet of last week is a thing Ol the past. Goli on Sunday was a very slow affair with the course so tremendously crowcDashing two balls cursed plodding four balls; earnest men golfers
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      35 11 You will find the solution to many fc dress difficulties at EveV Evening |H^\ clothes of charm and distinction, V\ S^^m^ /xA navel coats, and huts m man) -i\i-.- ftei AMBER MAiNSIONS RAFFLES HOTEL. 2001.
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      103 11 Of all the treasures- m the Orient jjntlc* is the one that is within the reach of all pockets and favour of all taste. send jade from poll clteng clicong 88, North Bridge Road, for cliri.siiißiis MRS. I3EETONS FAMOUS COOKERY BOOKS. COOKERY BOOK $1.50 ALL ABOUT COOKERY ?3.()G E VERY-DAY
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      213 11 Ji sr i M'vm;ii A CHIC DollecUoa <,f the LATESI AMERICAN CREATION I i h Cocktail and BwßMg Gotmb, CftttMl J 1 rocks. Artificial Plmtcti tor Bocte (iowns. Bridal \\r«:ith oils Si ;n Collars Hows, OUmMb <nip«t-. •< De Souza Brothers^ 42, Hii'li Street. "Phone 3188. X MILLINERY DEPARTMENT announces
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Dec. 15, 1935. WANTED—A ROAD CODE
    625 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Dec. 15, 1935. WANTED— A ROAD CO DE MOTORISTS m Malaya who travel A up anu down the Peninsula on business of for pleasure not infie(juentty t'i'. e voice complaint thai Ihe country lacks a highway code embracing a system of uniform traffic control. Thej allege,
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    MALAYA'S. YOUTH STAGNATING
    1158 12  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones —Relief And The Problem Of Unemployables THERE is only one more Sunday before Christmas and 1 suppose most of the p. pie m Malaya who keep up this festival have made their preparations for celebrating the season of peace and good will. Expert nee
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      47 12 15 jewels lever 14 ct Gold *IK.— HF —ro""* f- jfBHJIH 15 jewels lever chromium from $1414 ct. Gold |24 C; 18 ct. white Gold |28.— ,^v--15 jewels level' chromium from "0 18 cc. Relied Gold |12 Stainless steel $1 4 Gold £30. Dominant m Hahn/a. fc«««*LwiJbßib™«««
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      218 12 WIT and WISDOM op tme v/EEK. PAR be it from me to recommend such a practice to the racing fraternity of Malaya. Still, anyway, here IS the story. A ANE man sold a racehorse to another. It died overnight, but the seller put it into a horse-box and sent it
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      271 12 to meet them m friendly rivalry. The secretary of the latter wrote naming a dot? on which they would be willing to play, "on condition that later m the season you will give us a 'quirt pro quo' a return game The village club had no men on its committee
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      207 12 "The bloomin' cook's fell overboard and is twenty miles behind." A A A A "WHAT'S the idea painting one side or j your car brown and the other yellow?" Speed Hog: One of my brain waves. And don't I have a laugh when I hear the witnesses contradicting each other.
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    News Gathering Under Difficulties
    630 13 WITH THE WAR CORRESPONDENTS IN ETHIOPIA Asmara A League Of Nations London, Dec. 2. 11*11 ILK the whole of the world eagerh awaits the latest reports irom the war-fronts, a miniature League of Nations of journalists of every nationality are working under the greatest difficult i:-^
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    WEST SPOILING THE EAST?
    280 13 WEST SPOILING THE EAST? Broad Assertions By Civil Servant By Air Mail. j 'From Our Own Correspondent > I »mo t^ London, Dec 2 M avia Commands presided at an Sivcn to the Coxham Brotherhood on -Natural and CiviUsed xMan by Mr. J. o. Bla^g *"™«ea Basing his remarks on
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    POLICE RESCUE SAILORS
    71 13 Haifa. A squad of British policemen of th? Palestine police force rescued six sailors here when their sailing boat wa:> I shattered by heavy seas and sank. It is believed that a seventh sailor was lost. Receiving a report that the boat was m difficulties, the police
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    JEKYLL AND HYDE OF REAL LIFE
    622 13 Sadist Criminal Caught "MAN WITH GLARING EYES" (By Air Mail) London, Dee. RESIDENTS m various pails of Surrey, where between January and July of this year a series of brutal attacks were made on women. learned with great relief that a reign of terror
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    "BUSH" MURDER HUNT
    85 13 "BUSH MURDER HUNT Perth, Nov. 16. Constable Marshall. Black-tracker Paddy, and a little poodle dot; borrowed from a resident of Marble Bar, have begun a search for the aboriginal murderers of "Lonely Jack" O'Brien, a bushman. Their equipment includes rifles, revolver ammunition, and chains to hold the captured natives, of
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    FIVE DAYS OFF AT CHRISTMAS
    522 13 LOZVSG HOLIDAY Welcome Break For Thousands (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 2. I^OR many thousands of business men and women Christmas this year will provide the rare and welcome event of a five days' holiday. The majority of wholesale houses, industrial firms, and City offices
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    HUSBAND PRESUMED DEAD RETURNS
    205 13 HUSBAND PRESUM ED DEAD RETURNS Finds Wife Has Twice Harried Again Budapi ANEW version of the "Eternal angle"— the ago-old \o\ puzzling the legal authoriti i Hungary. After an absence of 21 year Kb Teknoes. a farmer there, has n iiin.i find that his wife has twice n again, presuming
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      65 13 ■a MfHV THE KING OF I REX RECORDS 1 I XOi OXLY THAT! j 1 J win receive, ONE BOX OF REX NEEDLES, FREE for each j REX RECORD purchased dnrins l»occmber. Ibl thu y a,-s Christmas GitU -REX" Gift and it will bo a J i» light to both.
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      60 13 erwhw :>\ip<ruul 6y a special p<uux>> which cen.*e*oei tAe nauihhinq ...y.jf* lMß^J^^^^^^V JP; pwpeitic) i<{ th* oxiyinal tich coun' milk, liuctc(}en" is JK^ fuduiceA 6if the addition 0/ mt//i xtyai and cuam >c that ,t V'J^V^A /u;a/ compi>>Uien c(om'(ij xe>emf(e) humiui milk. |L W^A NJ \£:^VPt'' Thai is why /x/t^fi
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1177 14  -  W. B. Paterson SINGAPORE needs brightening up. It requires more pep, a bigger share m the gaiety of nations. In expressing myself thusly, I am aware that I am laying myself open to the execration and odium of per fervid Singaporeans. On the face of
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      374 14 1 B»HH lijj *1 [tl 'l Ky^W UPji/s-' l^'^ ~> Years Hence B:] Mni||»?lpWK^BHßpv j|PB Will YOU Have A Better HOME? A •^B^s^?S^vS v V& Haven't you both longed to live m a better mL''-4M& 1 v\ ~b| home? Five years hence will you be m that '-J home, or
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    BROADCAST HOUSE, SINGAPORE
    1558 15  -  C.H.W.G. t Malayan Xotebook SITE FOR BUILDINGS NOW APPROVED AFTEJ months of dilly-dally- ing H ia now more or less assured that prompt and tolerably towards bringing into active existence the Malayan Broadking Corporation will be taken m the new year. I it the time of writing;
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      4 15 TIGER BEER IS BEST
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      276 15 WW** L WEAKNESS. 11^ Kw DEBILITY Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical f remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength, ¥%s better than serums, raw meat, Medicated wines, etc. A. CLOUET CO., LTD., SINGAPORE OBTAINABLE FROM ALL Dl .SARIKB. fIP t£L Bl flff^S Bt
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    GERMAN EX-AVIATOR AS SPY
    905 16 GERMAN EX-AVIATOR AS SPY Sent Par Trial At Assizes (By Air Mai!) London. Dec. 2. 17ISITS by a former Gerttidn avia- tor-turned-novelist to aerodrome^ m East Aliglia, a copy <>t' an application for enlistment m the Nazi Intelligence Service, discovery a cipher identification system m a bungakro l rented, and
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    WRONG VICTIM CHOSEN
    113 16 Chicago. Illinois. Two kidnappers chose the wrong vic- tJm here. They found— too late— ho j was a policeman. Frank Fuerst, a policeman off duty was out motoring. While he was held up m a traffic block a girl jumped into j his car. pursued by two
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    BARONET WHO LOST £1,000,000
    777 16 BARONET WHO LOST £1,000,000 Claim By His Former Fiancee <By Air Mail/ London. Nov. 26. IJROM a 12«.-a-week worker m the Civil Service to millionaire; hoy/ he lost the money, and how, now* a woman to whom he was once engaged was the only creditor who pressed for payment. Ihis
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    JUDGE REFUSES TO GIVE RULING
    412 17 Woman Who Claims To Be Czar's Heir New York. A judge's decision tha^ the estate of the late Czar Nicholas II contain-; no assess m New York has resulted In another setback for the remarkable woman WtMJ baa been lighting for sixteen years to be
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    A WEEK OF FEASTING
    293 17 Accession Anniversary Of Sultan Of Morocco Rabat, Morocco. THERE is a Moorish proverb that on the 1 day of the accession of the Sultan "not a soul must be hungry, not a foot bare, and this year, the Bth anniversary of the accession to the throne
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    HAIRCUT MENDS HEART
    89 17 Reading. Pennsylvania. A haircut has mended the "broken" heart of Mrs. Lloyd L. Dickinson. She took her eight-year-old son thave his hair cut here and discovered the barber was her ex-husband, whom she divorced several years ago m the boys hair they tamed over old times-and then
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    HELD CAPTIVE BY CHINESE "REDS"
    504 17 Missionary Set Free After 13 Months THE release of Mr. A. Hayman, one of the two members of the China Inland Mission who had been held captive by Communists since October, 1934, was reported on Saturday m telegrams received by the mission headquarters m Shanghai.
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    GERMAN EMIGRANTS
    123 17 Last Year's Figures Lowest Since The War Munich. Last year 4,51<> persons emigrated from Germany, according ta figures just published m the official Nazi press of South Germany. This is stated to be the lowest tigure for emigation since the war. The first post-war derade saw 56,000 emigrants
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    FINDING THEM HUSBANDS
    109 17 Spinsters To Be Helped By The State Berlin. A large number of girls— "eager and fit for marriage" are condemned to remain spinsters and the Government ought to do something about it. This is the argument advanced by "Aims and Ways." Terr Thiele earnestly suggests that the
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    NAZI "DEATH BILL"
    164 17 Beheadings Cost £1,000 A Year Berlin. THE German Government spends about £1,000 a year on beheadings with the axe, according to figures published j m Berlin. Every execution m Prussia costs the j Nazi State about £17, the figures state. There were 64 executions m Germany m
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    23 YEARS' SLEEP IN LIFE
    50 17 Twenty-three years of the average persons life is spent m bed according to statistics published here. Apart from sleep m our allotted span of 70 years, we: Talk for 13 years, Eat for six years, Spend 23 years m pleasure ana Wash for 18 months.
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    HAZARDS OF THE AIR
    162 17 Horse That Ate Tail 'Plane THESE two flying stories are old by Austral News: Dangling by the arms from a monoplane over Newcastle, New South Wales, Mr. R. W. Hall, a passenger, tried to kick into place a strut which might have counteracted damage to a
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    RHINO CHARGES CAR
    168 17 For Death Of Mate Six Years Ago? Nairobi. fJOES romance play a part m the life of a rhinoceros? A strange coincidence involving the Raja of Surguja suggests that it does, that love— and revenge can burn m a rhino's heart. The Rajah was motoring between Mwanza
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    ALLEGED SPIES ARRESTED
    180 17 Czechoslovak Secrets Sold To Germany Prague. A "SPY RING" with wide ramifications m Chechoslovakia and Germany is claimed to have been discovered by th»» police, who arrested 28 persons, including several women. I- i alleged tha. the detained men atio women are members of an espionage organisation
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    ON MALAYA'S BADMINTON COURTS
    2640 18 COMING INTER-STATE MATCHES IN SINGAPORE Malacca And Perak Teams Chosen Probable Singapore Side Form Of The Players Trial Games In Ipoh Results Of Friendly Encounters Items Of Interest. (By "Dragon") |>OTH Perak and Malacca have cho3en their teams to meet Singapore m the inter-State matches daring
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    ACTIVITIES OF MALAYAN CLUBS
    2312 19 TamM Reform Association Membership Over A Thousand Scheme For Playing Field Newspaper With Growing Circulation Results Of l>osl Office Club's Annual Tournaments Outline Of Mayflower H. /Vs History. (By "Clubman") I HAVE received this week an ae< COOJII of the valuable work carried OH by the
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    BLACK MAGIC IN CEMETERY
    130 19 Mystery Negro Shot Dead New York A STRANGE story oi black magic lie.s behind a trgeoy m the cemetery \xi Waynesboro, Mississippi, resulting m the death of an elderly negro named u Voe doo" Gray. The citizens believed that somebody was tampering with the graves; ac
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    HER WAIST WAS BEGINNING TO BULGE
    184 19 HER WAIST WAS BEGINNING TO BULGE Dressmaker's Pear of Losing Her Fiffttre Tin: dressmaker rat n;r urallj I I when she began to Kiu'v. how important if foi h dre« su< 11 I is no wonder, I he is del lighted w th I lie n Kruschen Salts. Read what
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    THE "MALAYA " CUP: POSITIONS IN SOUTH & NORTH
    755 20 THE "MALA YA CUP: POSITIONS IN SOUTH NOR TH CAN SERVICES KEEP TROPHY? LAST FENCE Forwards Need To Improve It'll. L tin- Services successfully lid end the MaLftja (up whe*! the\ ii(> to Kuala Lumpur next month lo pl;> the final. That is the burning question of thi* in.ur m
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    REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S HOCKEY
    679 20 Will Singapore Emerge Champions? <By "Slicks") IT is highly problematical whether Saturday's inter-state hockey match between Singapore and Negri Sembilan would have been played, as several of the Negri players chosen for the game are unable to make the trip. This would have been the
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    NATORI TO MEET RAPHAEL
    611 20 JOE EAGLE DUE To Be Matched With Marquez (By "X,0.") TX probably no other branch of spoil does disappointment occur more often than m boxing. Sometimes a big fight ends m the first round and often matches which are expected to be excellent scraps turn out
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    HOME FOOTBALL GOSSIP
    640 20 1 Spurs' Efforts To Get A Half-Back NOTHING but disappointment attaches to the efforts of the 'Spurs to get a ready-made half-back who will proI vide the steadying influence to the defence as a whole. Negotiations over Massle came to an end and, of course, Tom Griffiths,
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    U.S. AND OLYMPIC GAMES
    444 20 America's Participation Urged Chicago. BILL Bonthron and (Jlen.i Cunnngh.mi, both winners of the Sullivan Award toi outstanding spotvsmansh p, joined four ther nationally famous track athletes ir. Urging America's participation m ih< j J9.V) Olympic (lames at Berlin. Their opinions were obtained by Uu American Olympic
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    EXCITING STAGE REACHED
    715 20 IN THE NORTH Will Replays Be Necessary (By "Forward") WILL start this week's notes with a "Well, well." The reaaon is. we have just paused b week-end of great and piquant expectancy, and we have been relieved as a result of what happened, and thifi is the
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    SHIRLEY TEMPLE IN "CURLY TOP"
    347 21 A SINGING CUPID I ROLE NEW TALENTS John Boles' Fine Support SHIKLKY Temple seems to have no limit m her resources for winning and holding audiences. In one picture she dances, m another she gfags; m some pictures she tugs at the heart strings of
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    "WITHOUT REGRET"
    200 21 Elissa Landi In Fine Role WEYER has Eiissa Landi, Paramount actress, been assigned a role as demanding of her acknowledged verve capabilities as m "Without Regret." Paramount's sophisticated romance, featuring also. Paul Cavanagh. Frances Drake and Kent Taylor. Her newest characterization is a complete deviation from her past
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    THE STARS SEEK COMEDY ROLES
    659 21 A Bettsr Chance N THE PICTURE BUSINESS THOSE who can make the world laugh a mi to have a much better hanc? of becoming permanent fixares on the screen than those who cause hearts to flutter and palpitate. For that reason, the latter gentry re
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    GREAT MUSICAL COMEDY
    332 21 GAY TUNES "In Redheads On Parade OHYTHMIC, fast-paced, gorgeously mounted, filled with gay tunes and glamorous girls. Fox Film's musical extravaganza, "Redheads on Parade," opens at the Alhambra Theatre shortly. The burden of the action of this hilarious new musical comedy falls on the capable shoulders of
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    "THE FARMER TAKES A WIFE"
    429 21 JANET GAYNOR Co-Starred With Henry Fonda jT is with another time, another era, that the film writers dealt when ;hey wrote the script for Fox Film's "The Farmer Tak?s a Wife," which is the next change at the Alhambra Theatre. A period when a gangling
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    SINGAPORE IMPROVEMENT TRUST.
    108 22 Tenders are invited for the clearing of land and excavation, filling and levelling 1 of approximately 28,155 cubic yards of earth ac Henderson Road. Plans, Specification and Form of Tender may be obtained at the ofnee of the Singapore Improvement Trust on production cf a receipt for
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    JOE LOUIS WINS AGAIN
    243 22 T.K.O. Decision Over Uzcudun New York, Dec. 13. TOE Louis, the Detroit bomber, whose phenomenal success has created a sensation m boxing circles and who Is regarded as a certain world champion, after he defeated the redoubtable Max Baer recently, added another win to his list
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    BADMINTON
    97 22 The Chin Kocn School Badminton Party defeated th? Rex Badminton Party on Sunday last at the former's court by five games to nil. Scores (Chin Koon School Badminton Party players mentioned first Singles: C. G. Wong- beat George Ong 15—6: 15—5; S. S. Lee beat Freddy Ong 15—4: 15—3;
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    YESTERDAY'S HEAVY RAIN
    140 22 Orchard Road Partially Flooded Singapore, Satin day. ORCHARD road was partially flooded 10-day for the first time In many months as a result of the heavy downpour of rain m the early afternoon. Although the flood was nor so serious nor so extensive as m the past,
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      616 22 $4PA MONT-BLANC fVIILKi SOP COMPETITION RESULT j The folloivincj are the prizewinners m the "Monlblanc" milk slogan competition: S S Ist PRIZE $50 MLSS D SCWBRIELO, 56, Wilkinson Road, Singapore. j S 2nd PRIZE $30 mrs sEE 69 Japan streeU sin a p° re 3rd PRIZE $20 J s MARK,
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      310 22 At 29 this woman felt 50-*-j because of corns! i nr^l* ll remedies before she found th* /eliever-Radox. Radox brought «S fort; brought back her youth vu 8 husband also had corns— untilL Radox. Just read this letter!- "Until a few months ago I couM j, hobble about. Z£*& skin,
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    JONATHAN PAYS $86 AT TAIPING
    1053 23 MR. R. WHITAKER'S SUCCESS Whip For Meeting RAIN DURING LATER RACES (From Our C)w?i Correspondent > Taipiug, Saturday. THE concluding day of the Taiping Turf club's Skyt Meeting wad peld m bright weather. The going was good. The attendance which was better than that of
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    TWO MOST POPULAR BOXERS
    323 23 Friday's Fights At The Nsw World Singapore, Saturday. THE two most popular boxers m Malaya to-day are probably Ventura Marquez and Som Pong— and both are foreigners. With a record of scarcely more than a dozen fights, Som Pong, a Siamese welterweight, still m his teens,
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    MERRILADS B.P.
    71 23 The match between the Happilad? Athletic Party and the A.P.C. Sports Club is to be played off to-day, at the latter's Court, Paya Lebar, at 3 p.m sharp. The following will represent th< Happilads: Patrick Neubronner, Tar Meng Chew, Koh Pway Chim. Chua Tye Ju'ay, Chye Kirn Heng,
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    CHILDREN OF THE UNEMPLOYED
    475 23 Amalgamated Theatres' Splendid Effort Singapore. Saturday. THE children of unemployed parents In Singapore will have a merry Christmas after all, thanks to a splendid j Lfiort by Amagalmated Theatres, Ltd., i to help them from their sad position, m having no money to spend for the
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    35 23 (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. In an inter-State hockey match played on the Padang to-day,, Selangor bear Penang by two goals to one. All the scoring took place m the first half.
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH
    107 23 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES DEATH LEE Mr. Lee Yin Fun also known a.s Lee Yin Yuen, sole proprietor of the Yong Fong Photographers, passed peacefully away on Friday, the 13th Ins*, at 7.45 p.m. at 209 r South Bridge Road, Singapore at the age of 71 years. He loaves behind six sons
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    ENGLISH F.A. CUP
    236 23 ENGLISH F .A. CUP Results Of The Second < Round THE Second Round of the English FA. Cup, which was played yesterday, I not provide many surprise Most of the heme teams won and .!<• s'vely ton. For instance Tranmere K. who are a; the head of the Northern Section
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    SOUTH AFRICA 248
    79 23 First Test Against Australia Dm ban, Dec. 14. THE First Test between the Aus- tralians and South Africa began to-day. South Africa batted first and stored 248, Rowan (16, Xourse 30, Wade 31 and Crisp 35. Fleetwood Smith took 4 for <;4, O'Reilly 3 for 55, Grimmett
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    NO WINGS
    113 23 R.A.F. Well Beaten By Selangor (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. .CELANGOR defeated the R.A.F. at rugger on the Padang this evening by 15 points (3 goals) to 3 points (a try) The game was an anti-climax to last Saturday's Malaya Cup game and Selangor were clearly
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    GOOD RUGGER WIN FOR S.C.C.
    483 23 Hard Game LYLE AM) BOTHER* shim: Out R:i<ib]/ Footuui: Correspondent Singapore, Saturday. riMiK brilliance of C Wi I >" at stand-nfl* hall MM major lact >r m the S.C.I 7s U'«hkl rugbs wim o\cr the Wiltshire Regiment on the p<i<lang this afternoon. They earned a
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      8 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1935.
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      151 24 The new Heston -Phoenix"; reputed to b? the Quietest British aeroplant- the compact appearance of the machine m the air with the two wheels of the retracted undercarriage m their recesses. Gary Cooper and Ann Harcim? m "Peter Ibbetson." a Paramount Picture coming to Malaya shortly. Group photograph taken of
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