Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 19 January 1936

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    12 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. :> 1N0.35 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANPAKY 19, 1936. FIVE CENTS
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    162 WAR PLANES FOR NETHERLANDS EAST INDIES
    161 1 INCREASE IN THE NAVY ORIENT CRISIS ::ai Committee's Report U'llll the breakdown of the nrion N«vaJ Conference and all eyes turned on Japan's ambitions. the defences at Singapore and other strategic point* in the Kast. comes the ■6wa of new plans for the
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    REVENUES OF NORTH CHINA
    67 1 No Surprise At Th?ir Retention London, Jan. 17 f'LTJANCI U. circles me unperturbed at I' tl of North China's retention of revenues. ted that it la only a quesi time before the Customs are d. the opinion is that in Chinese loans is so wide- -xcen
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    ANXIETY INCREASES
    49 1 London. Jan. Itf. (Reed. 12.22 a.m.) A bulk-tin issue-! at &30 p.m. -The Kin«: has had some hours of restful sleep. Cardiac Wi nd cni»>arnissment of 1 n has -I'^htly increased i\cs '-a">< for anxiety m ndreick Williams. HcwetC Maurice as>i ih Daw son of IVnn." Reuter
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    OXYGEN ADMINISTERED TO THE KING
    153 1 OXYGEN ADMINISTERED TO THE KING .£muir«i Is^galnanxioud tr* health of His Majesty X nc; GeoTO Tht iatr-rTr>portr- 'nt*c*^thSfr ho jibs suffering from Jbronchial JPrTi^nd^tflifr sign^ of slight cardiac wwikness *were catfeing disquiet. *The Prince of Wales and the Duke of York are now with him at Sandringham. The aoov s
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    LATEST NEWS OF THE KING
    62 1 Famous Heart Special Called In London. Saturday, 1.1 1 p.m. GJM.T. T*HK Princess Royal and the Karl of Harewood (the Kind's daughter and son-in-law) have left their Yorkshire home for Sandrin^ham. Sir Maurice Cassidy, Physician Extraordinary to the Kintf and heart specialist, arrived at Sandrini^ham
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    "ANXIETY PERSISTS"
    85 1 London, Saturday. Soon after the arrival of Sir Maurice Cassidy a statement was issued that "the anxiety expressed in the bulletin of last nijrht persists." The Prince of Wales arrived at Sand rini» ham yesterday and the Duke of York has been staying with the Kinii and Queen
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    NO CHANCE
    45 1 London. Saturday. The Kiner slrpt quictlv thr -uichout the night ;md it v.- ls I— iligj <. I tvs mormim that thru* was no change Ka his condition. Sir AfavricC as>!dy, the hemrt (Continued in previous column) fulist. h.is Jjcrn Munitioned to ..Ml. Reuter
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    MARTIAL LAW AT PAOTINGFU
    117 1 Manchu Troops Invade Hop:i Shanghai, Jan. 18. MARTIAL law has bet v declared at Paotingfu, in central Hopei, as the vanguards ol the Manchukuo force by General Liv Kwei Tang have reached Tanghsien. After having been driven away from east Suiyucn, the Manchukuo Invaders advanced on
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    4 1 McCALLUM'S His Evening Drink
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    KIPLING MOURNED
    159 1 Most Popular Writer In English New York, Jan. 18. THE Poet Laur< ii .Mr. John Mase- field, who is visiting the United States, says that Kipling was undoubtedly the best of the English Imperial ts who helped celebrate the achievements of the great reign of Queen Victoria. Kipling
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    REMAINS TO BE CREMATED
    25 1 London. Jan. 18. The remains of Mr. Kipling will be Temated. The time and place will be Miu need later. Reuter
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    ITALY'S ARMY MACHINE
    498 1 Transport Chaos Brit ish Expert Fears A Breakdown (Bj An Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent) London, Jan. 7. CTABTXING news of a virtual 'breakdown of ih^ Italian military machine is liein» discussed in Isri(ish Army tir'ies. which then h every reason to believe is well founded. H
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    GERMAN DEMAND FOR OUTLET
    257 1 GRIM SPEECH "Some Day The Bomb Will Explode" B< rlin, Jan. IN. gPEAKING of the unexpected increase in unemployment by half a million. Dr. Goebbela Mun ter for Propaganda, addn 20,000 Nazis last night, said that thu was due to the weather, lack of raw materials
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    U.S. TREASURY
    35 1 Two Resignation^ Accepted By President Wa hingtoa, Jan. 17. President Rooter* ed the 'nations o! Mr. i i Under Secretary ol t Tn Mr Roberts, As.si.stan 1 "iv. to be effective 5 Reuter
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    THE RHINELAND
    61 2 No Discussion Between Itrituin And France 1;,. 'i 17 So?' bai bt in Lon by no <•< man newspapers which 1 the 1 pt a r connection with n provided lor In rAgrapil Mree Of Artlcl* XVI of the r i iflned to n East Afiiru i;i dlsint
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    HAD LUMBAGO FOR SIX YEARS
    178 2 Spcii 1 A Small Fortune Seeking A Cure years this man sufTtr«'(j w:th f'.»Ko. After I'emJ.ng a .small fortune on r.atnunts, he tri<d Krusihen ■alto. W.fhm thrt-i- «r«aki Im f«lt a mi He npram his j;ratitu«li* in it\t (ollowiag l«'!t*;r: M F« in I have,
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    AUSTRALIAN BOYS ARRIVE
    270 2 A Wei-k In Singapore THEIR RECEPTION JN KIAI.A U'MITK Singmpore, Saturday. VL'HKN tin- (.8. Koolinda arrived 111 Singapore this morning she bfllght with her a party of Australian Boys, -50 in number, who v nembcri of t }i<- Young Australia (jeaftM arc to spend week looking around
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    ALLEGED RUBBER SMUGGLING
    239 2 Japanese On Bail Of $3,000 Singapore, Saturday AN alleged attempt to smuggle well over $4,000 worth of rubber into the Colony, was frustrated by the police who were on patrol duty in a launch cruising In the Straits of Johore In the early hours of this morning.
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    ARMED ROBBERY
    66 2 Siiufintf Girls Relieved Of Jewellery Singapore, Saturday Three Chinese singing girls living in New Bridge Road were terrified when four Cantonese forced an entry into their room in New Bridge Road shortly after 5 o'clock this morning. One of the intruders was armed with a knife. After stripping
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    MALAYAN MAGIC CIRCLE
    350 2 A Jolly; Evening MEMBERS FRIENDS ENTERTAINED Singapore, Saturday A N entertainment that was "differ- ent," and highly acceptable for that reason as well for its attractiveness and its quality, was provided for members and friends of the Malayan Magic Circle at the headquarters of the Circle at
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    TROOPSHIP ARREST
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    KALLANG PONDS DESTROYED
    190 2 KALLANG PONDS DESTROY ED No Breeding Of Ludlowi Singapore. Saturday. QUICK action hai been taken by the Municipal Health Department to carry out the scheme for the abolition of the fish ponds in the Kallang Basin In which breed the dangerous ludlowi mosquito which have now become car:iers of the
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    MET A WAR LORD
    130 2 Sir Andrew Caldecott In Hongkong CIR Andrew Caldecott, erstwhile Colo- nial Secretary of the Straits Settlements, has met probably for the first time in his life, a Chinese war lord in the person of General Chen Tsi Tang "Strong Man of South China." Hongkong, Jan. 18.
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    CHINESE READING CLUB
    118 2 Accounts For Bazaar In Aid Of Unemployed On behalf of the Bazaar Committee of the Straits Chinese Reading Club. Mr. Tan Peng Whee, the hon. secretary submits a statement of accounts of the club's charity bazaar in aid of the Rotary Club Unemployment Fund, which was held
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    DEATH IN JOHORE
    28 2 fdm,gfjiop45gf456g th? a f G hoon Eng of the staff of he Anglo-Chinese Secondary School s been < appointed Headmaster of the Anglo-Chinese Middle School. Singapore
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    HEALTH IN FAR EAST
    613 2 Important Talks ON YELLOW FEVEK RISKS Singapore, Saturcui IMPORTANT discussions of tho situation in regard to yellow fever and the risks of thr d being transmitted to Asia in future occupied the delegates <»f the Advisory Council of the Far Eastern Health Bureau In their Anal
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    NAVAL CONFERENCE
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    COTTON PRICES Promise That Subsidy Will Not Be Abandoned
    45 2 COTTON PRICES Promise That Subsidy Will Not Be Abandoned New York. Jan 17. According to the New York Times. congressmen from the cotton state! nave obtained a virtual promise that fcne cotton subsidy programme tlu Price at twelve cvn\s pound wl« not be abandoned.- Reuter
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    Cup-Holders Get The ßetter Of The Gunners
    605 3 ARSENAL BEATEN 3-2 Home Football ABERDEEN HELD to A DRAW pROST and snow Interfered with the fixtures in the Bngllah and tti^h League* yesterday. In the Senior Division." the Cupholders impressed their supporters at Arsenal by the* odd i 1 in fl A
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    22 3 Miss Lcunp; Lai Tzo, an actress recently arrived from Canton who Is now performing in the Cantonese Theatre in the Great World.
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    ITALIANS CLAIM BIG VICTORY
    68 3 Five Thousand Ethiopians Slain Rome, Jan. 18. IT is officially claimed that 5 000 Aby^sinians were killed in the battle of Gonledoria and that the pursuit continued yesterday without serious resistance The mechanised units advanced !:i!ometres and eveiy where the Italians were collecting prisoners at:d war
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    POSITIONS IN THE LEAGUE TO DATE
    1059 3 Goals. P W L D F A Ps. Sunderland <2» 25 18 5 2 R2 33 38 Derby <6» 25 12 6 7 4" 25 31 Hiiddoislicld (6) 2r> 12 7 6 37 37 30 Arsenal <1> MM T TSlt^fl Stoke City <10> 25
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    CHINESE NEW YEAR TENNIS
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    ENGLAND AND WALES DRAW
    74 3 lkjhui56 DMV kept the line intact and kert out the clever Welsh bach Sever and Obolensky. (the latter was peneially starved), both put in some fine mils, but W,;oler and Cliff Jonea hurle-i :lit;m into "ouch. Before the finish, Wooler was- brought <i(.\vi almost on the
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    NO-CONFIDENCE VOTE
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    ROADS ICEBOUND
    67 3 London, dan. 18. Roads all over Britain wore icebound early Lhis morning as a result ol itiarp frost following yesterday's snow. In many parts of Southern England a thaw sent in Utter in the clay, but elsewhere there were further nouvy falls ot snow. Skating is in full
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    HOME RUGBY
    47 3 London. lan. ls The following rugby matches were played to-day: Old Paulines C> Neath 5 Bath 14 l.tM-rter 0 Bristol 14 acottN Devon port 8 Aberavon (> Plymouth 21 Exeter >i Th" remaining isturoi WOM postp noil owing to the grounds Iwing unfit for jilay. —Reuter.
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    THE RAMAKRISHNA MISSION
    5 3 THE RAMAKRISHN A MISSION ghl;op*****6
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      616 4 TWO FAMOI'S COMKDY I A VOIIUTKS KMJETHEK LN A KIOTOI SLY FUNNY SHOW! (KIIV iOl IMM lIM.I and TO^i WAI IS ■*1 iA "ME AND MARLBOROUGH" f^ I *m\ JtAJ jL 1 E^^aW X See CICELY tackle the whole French Army! y& 111 Se^ /i6>r dressed as a Soldier save
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    New Empires Created For Filming "She"
    477 5 STRANGEST LOVE STORY FANCIFUL TALE Rider Haggard's Classic Novel L'ViK ftftj years readera -»r Action have been fa«c»iu»t4 d by an amaiing story In which the h«M> <h--(lanM <»f »t<rral vm.th and Rtandi upon the thresh >;<l of immortality, only to turn and retrace
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    SING YOUR WAY TO FAME
    230 5 Ad\ ice To Those Seek'ng Film Work II you have any hopes of becoming a .cm r, study singing for six monthf. It will Increase your Bh»ncerf appreciably Thi the 'flvicc of M. M. Paggi, sound recorder on Paramount'i "Roteot the Rancho." who has. been
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    STARS WAIT EARS FOR SUCCESS
    482 5 Gabls And C#oper Wort Extras INSTANT .stardom, the dream of every hopeful screen player, is far more Infrequent than generally Imagined. When n new name blazes in tht .screen heavens, it usually luncLs there only after the bearer has put in long, and r edious
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    13 5 A spectacular scene from "She." the next big attraction at the Alhambra Theatre.
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    DUMAS' VOLCANIC HEROES
    473 5 Battle Of Wits PORTRAYED ON THE SCREEN CARDINAL Richelieu's bitter strugKit* to maintain his control over Louis XIII of France in the 17th century dominates one of the most dramatic eras in French history. What is more, it has importance in French literary history, for it gave
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    12 5 A -rcno from "Hia Night Out," to-day's change at the Pavilion Theatre
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    KENYA MYSTERY
    100 5 Nairobi MRS. Josephine Duirs. aged eighty, a pioneer woman ol Kenya Colony. has been found dead in mysterious circumstances. She lived alone in a '-mall isolated house in the Limuru district. One evening the native who did iobs at the house or d n .o\ no answei to
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      153 5 V ■*n»_ .> > i I "V ir w I \x 4* 1 v t V I i ■^ir£ Gv3»j happy youngsters l (use mc) were fed on 'AllcnburyV Foods. lor little men and nun In the asking 'Allenburyt' Foodi arc erfccUy adapted for the promotion ot thai i cady
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    756 6  -  "Horatius" THE TAPE MEASURE' SYSTEM (lly TN a test match recently concluded between tmo pteyeri using- the "Bif Two" or Approach Forcing system and opponents who were exploiting a modification of the Crane system, <»ver fifty rubbers, the former pair won by over 10,000 points. It was not
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      704 6 WILL MY HUSBAND EVER GET RID OF 3HBs^^ HIS NERVOUSNESS AND BE HIMSELF JF" J AGAIN, DOCTOR ONLY WITH PROPER IN^ y NERVi-NOURISHMENT. iM. 1 _^.A I ADVISE A DAILY DIET OF J_ jS HIS CASE SS TYPICAL OF DOZENS. RECENTLY FOR LACK OF THIS SAME PRECIOUS FOOD EICMENT- tOJNG
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      243 6 g« I l»r-» I i i i i lii|iiltir>|ii|ii|ii|w|ritni!ltlltUl!l»«V S> eiap<4»eti% Off 1 f a 2 l>o >< ur t\\es yel r«<| aiul burn alter you Inivi* use<l them a lit llf s r while? m m j" 1 l><» you develop headache after U reading or sewing or doing
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      184 6 f r^ wn nns' \MS? I GREAT r PEPPERMINT CURE \^tPti^| V COUGHS. COLDS, AND I^ ?i>| ALL STOMACH TROUBLES \r^l"H2?* V w lr\ or years P ast Woods' Great \\t^&? to l« Pp PP^mint Cure hu been the IW'-^-^-'Wt, family medicino (»f ail 1^ reftidenta of Malaya. ll has
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1658 7  - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L.Hopkin pEOPLE with long experience of the tropics will always tell you that the proper way to live here is in a house with plenty of room and fresh air. Flats and the modem I of house may have advantages, but th« old bungalow with a spacious
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    A Woman Peeps AT Singapore.
    1982 8 A Woman Peeps AT Singapore. vl;kopip4 fWKLFTH night was celebrated af Urn Civil Btnrlec Club. Johore Bahru, with a lar^e dance last Saturday. Club was attractively dec rated and a ■yd from Johore and ftfngliP°*t >yed the evening thoroughly. Many •■1 the git wre In faj.' dre Mid awarded lor
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      63 8 ANNOUNCEB A NEW COLLECTION OF ADVANCE I SPRING MODELS EVENING and DINNER GOWNS, TWEED SUITS and WOOLLEN JUMPERS MAYNARD'S BLDG., I 2nd Floor 11, Battery Road, Singapore. I Phono 4974, 1 •J The "ARDEN LOOK" CLEAR EYES, HAPPY MOUTH, REPOSEFUL SKIN. THE NEW VELVA CREAM MASQUE THAT WILL ENABLE YOU
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      153 8 fr .jbil V^^H I TRY IT H^V* frf By adding three tablespoonfuls of Scrubb's Ammonia to your bath water, you can be certain of instant relief from prickly heat. Scrubb's conquers perspiration. SCRUBBS CLOUDY AMMONIA Of rill Ihe treasures in the Orient jade is the one that is within the
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    694 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill T H{ Ital was very busy last liy on Saturday, when r the PenRugi er Match btlv <: the aerviee3, which R In occurred before not much but bom the majority were enouh to hinder the attendance of II turned out. th ides
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    161 9 OUR FRASER' S HILL LETTER rHE Hill i.s always rather quiet In January. but this fear there are quite i number enjoying ;he cold, misty weahcv. Although most 3eople dislike ruin, Ll s more c t a change >o be up the Hill n tn f> t x lure iy
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    Around The Shops
    805 9 TOING up the Hill? If you are we've U found just the smartest possible light weight wool frocks which would be ideal for -ooli^h days at Fraser's Hill cr Cameron Highlands. Priscilla's havo a selection of these Hubrite dresses and suits, all different and in a wide
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    CANAPES OF MANY FLAVOURS
    156 9 CANAPES OF MANY FLAV OU RS COCKTAIL nut i»s are one occasion whi n the hasten may really indulß© her wildest flight of fancy in the preparation of en Hid the guests may cat (and should eat), to their heart's cont now Ideas relative to the creation <»t these wee
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      140 9 o^' There are gowns to suit every type C 0 W^_ f woman at Eve's, suitable for morning, aftern(M>n. and evening. VN. x Selection of bags, belts, and hats. 'Pho»e AMBER MANSIONS RAFFLES HOTEL. 2001. t PALAIS DES MODES 33, STAMFORD ROAD. I We invite you to call at our
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE GERMANY'S AIMS
    269 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE GERMA NY' S AIMS Siimaporr: Simdax. .lan. 19, 1936. npHE II inian conflict li alw matter In the Far i more menacing and now < rmany ha come into the picture. 'I h« French Ambassador in Berli hai found it m to i/iv<- warning to ieimsny to v
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    OIL SANCTIONS TO-MORROW?
    1549 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones The Threshold Of International War TO-MORROW ma} be a day long remembered in history. It may be a fateful day tor the future peac* of Europe, and perhaps t i ibe whole world. F<>r to-morrow the Council of the League «>i Nations meets to
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK
    560 10  -  Anglius THE sweep winning season is upon us again, so the following may be appropriate and instructive. A MURIEL: "And you're sure you've read through all the list of sweep-win-ners?" Millicent: "Every blessed one." Muriel: "And you mean to say we haven't even got
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    Singapore's Own Symphony Orchestra
    913 11 WHAT HAS BEEN ACCOMPLISHED FINE PROGRESS Training Local Talent vbl;ckbopitjkioghjklk jnk age and his resignation from the playing strength of the orchestra on account of pressure of business and public duties last year was received with universal regret. He was followed by Madame kenate Zwaardemaker (who
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    ROMANCE WEEK
    118 11 Publicity Agent's Novel Idea I PROPOSAL for a National Romance Week, in which everything will be romantic lovers marrying and husbands falling in love with their wives again is being discussed here. The idea was suggested by Bert Nevins, a New York publicity agent, who has just married.
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    "WIDOW" FOR A WEEK
    210 11 Man Returns After His Own Funeral DEAD man was 'laid to rest" with much lamentation and weeping on the part of his family but soon afterwards it turned out that he was very much alive. Vaithlllngam, a boutique keeper at Nachchiammal Kovilady, Vannarponnai, was missing for
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    BRAZILIAN WAGE SCHEME
    169 11 Bigger Families Bigger Salaries Proposed Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The salaries of Brazilian Government employees, both civil and military, will in future depend upon the size of their families if a Bill introducd into the National Assembly by Deputy Paulo Martins is passed. The Bill would supplement
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    50 CASTAWAYS ON SMALL ROCK
    378 11 For Three Days WRECK SURVIVORS 1 VIVID STORY (By Air Mail) London! Jan. 7. A DRAMATIC account of how 50 people, including four women, spent, three days and nights on a rock 80ft by lott., with no drink and no t\x»d hut salmon, after their
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1191 12  -  "Sweet are the Ufti pf advc rity; "Which, like the toad, ugly and venomous. "Wears yet a precious Jewell in his head, t "And this, our life, exempt from public haunt. 'Finds tongues in trees', books In the running brooks, "Sermons in stones and good
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      86 12 <• m 1 Latest Discoveries Of Tiger Balm M Malarial fever, which has been discovered to be caused by 2j the biting of Ludlowi mosquitoes, is a very common sickness v especially in .Malaya. p It at times causes death. Latest discoveries and experiments have proved our wellknov/n TIGER BALM
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    RADIO TELEPHONE AT LAST
    1327 13  - RADIO TELEPHONE AT LAST C. H. W. G MALAYAN NOTKHOOK WHY MALAYA HAS HAD TO WAIT IT ha* loi ibjeci of n--proacti in Malaya that thi till taide 1 1m- select l,; 4 f:d dto the farther hemiftph< <li<» telephone. h, Si tin in th.> i orth, t h«- Philippines
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    BABY'S EYES
    405 13  -  R. A. Thompson By ]>.<). Sc. (Doctor 0/ Ocular Sciences IT is said that blue is the natural cv- our for the eyes of white skinned pecple. Almost without fail, this is the hue ol the new born. And such B beautilul blue! To the fond moth- and
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    WHAT TO DO WITH AN ACHING TOOTH
    1012 14  -  G. S. Hammonds t Taking The Plunge— t The Difficulties Of t A Dentist That Chairside Manner **<-<-><.<.<.<.cj.^.*s.^.^ ♦♦♦•:^*i*<-^ 1 THKi: no doubt that dentists speakimr prof< lionall !<"t i*>pular peopl' Th« i doubt, that if th< ken who have suffered i then
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    WEEKLY BADMINTON FEATURE
    2212 15 ON THE TECHNIQUE OF DOUBLES ImtruetitH irlicle "/w,//,, ir Importance Of the Service -Same Istful Point* In Remember Note* From Perak Comment* On RMnklng Ol I'huj, r.s Koh Keng Slang A«/ Retired (l>y "Dragon") iT lias Im<ii a quiet week, and I bave little I a« the
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    AROUND THE MALAYAN CLUBS
    632 15 Atttvities Of Siew Sin Sia Maijfah Musical Parly Meeting Association Of Barbell Men (By "Clubman") HAVE received this week the annual report <>i" th< Slew Sin \hv year ended Dec 31. The report states that the feetibtrsnip at the end of the year was lne financial
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    ETON EDUCATION
    238 15 Fees To Be Increased To EDUCATIONAL at Eton la to be mad< more expensive. The father of a boy there tells me that he has just heard that the fees are to be increased next year from £250 to 1265 per annum. writes the London correspondent of the
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    A Miscellany Of Rugby
    1006 16  -  C.H.W. GOULT NORTH vs SOUTH MATCH SEVEN-A-SIDE Position In Club Tourney 4 N eventful rag] i nls i oaring its nil! arxl a- it w< >tld !•<• somewhat pranatun to se-tson in review ii rhoic*tftt •vent, i h«- North "il Soijili match, ii still outstanding, we
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    THE DAVIS CUP
    242 16 If Australia Plays In American Zone IF. as it is Contemplated, Australia i> in the Amr-ncaii /one lor the elimination of a country to challenge Great Britain for the Davis Cup. what will It mean In the first tad most obvious place it will doubtless mean that
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    JOE LOUIS IS SUSPENDED
    128 16 Havana Authorities Annoyed THE Havana Bixing mmissiin have taken very ter-OVsly the refusal of Mike Jaci bs. promoter, and Joe Lous, the Negro b xc.r, to fight the Spaniard Isadote dasta ga in Havana. 1 bey have suspended both promoter and 1 oxer for ;ix months
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    BOAT RACE PRACTICE
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    HOLIDAY HOCKEY FIXTURES
    503 16 gfhfhg nnilE Singapore Cults, who have had a very successful hockey season, are journeying up to Kuala Lumpur during the Chinese New Year holidays to play the Selan;»or and the Perak Colts. All thrro teams have been showing up splendidly during the season and hawregistered several crushing
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    STUDENTS' TOUR
    168 16 Cycling Trip Through Th? Peninsula ELEVEN young students of the Cluing I lig Hicrh Sch 01. P'Tiainj-. headed bj Mr. Tan Boon Keng. the manager Mr. Chia Hong Getck, (Ping P<mg- Capt.) and Mr. Guan Kuan Hew (Basket Ball Capt.) made a cycling tour of the Malaj Statei
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    SPORTS JOTTINGS FROM PERAK
    406 16 Kuffby Final: The Hockey Test <By "Forward") THOUGH it has come and gone, th* 1935 6 Malaya Cup rugger final must go down to history as one of the greatest finals of the series, if only for the brilliant late rally of the Perak side for
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    GOOD MATCH FOR FERNANDEZ BABY JOHNSON
    370 16 GOOD MATCH FOR FERNANDEZ BABY JOHNSON jkgfhiofl;ghl; Lng especially imported by Mr. Bell to i-o i Raphael Itiete is no «ioub ;hat the Japanese ki food He was able to knock out th( ful ai cante in three round!. That happened in Tokyo, shortly Filipino'* visit to tin in the
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      17 18 SINGAPORE DOG SHOW NSW KMECOIRSE. HI KIT TIMAH ROAD FROM 11. W A.M. TO 6 P.M TO-DAY
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      496 18 Mnlaynm Listeners' Radio BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMMES A Recital By IsoWl Raillic (Soprano) P to day •-IJSMISSION 1 Otf 19 Ml '15.140 Km I I Bd :ii r Jo Mctrta (9,510 Kr.s 1 A Yiv ttal by lii «8 piano and Frank mor (Pianoforte), I 1 Baili Troubicd? O! Ravi 1*
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      523 18 RhUMOdy No. 2 (Lißt. arT. Mantovani). 1005 p.m. Fare to de Ri.sin' Sun." A programme cf net^ro spirituals, verse and prose, devised by John Pudney. 10 35 pm. A Rcoit?.! of New Gramophone Record- 11.05 pm. Bells, rind an Fmpirc B rvice. it I. rod from Bt. Paul's Cathedral, London.
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      689 18 BERLIN STATION DJN 3145 metres (9.540 kcs.). DJB 19 74 metres (15,200 kcs.), DTA 31.38 mnres (9.560 kcs.). TO-DAY 4.05 p.m. Call DJB. DJN (German. English). German Folk Sonp, Programme Forecast (Germ., Engl.). Outstanding Broadcasts of the Week. ■i SM p.m. Folk Song Singing by a Hitler tfcuth. 435 p.m.
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      404 18 NIROM STATION TO-DAY 10.53 a.m.— Concert by Nirom Orchestra. 11.20 am. Musical selections. 11.48 a.m.— Church carillon. 11.50 a.m. Conceit by Nirom Orchestra. 12.20 p.m. Songs by the "Richards". Richard Tauber. Richard Crooks and Richard Haywood. 12.50 p.m. Lunch-hour music. 1.10 p.m. --Naom news bulletin. 1.20 p.m. -Popular concert. Close
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      460 18 RADIO-COLOMVL, FRANCE TO-DAVT Wavelength 25.23 metres MI.KXO k. n 4.20 p.m. -Recorded mv 4.35 p.">. M renoh 5.05 p.m. N 5.20 p.m.— End ol trai Wavelength in <iK metret <i... n k, 7.10 p.m. Day's proi i 7.20 p.m. Nl v m 7.35 p.m. rom j» irls P.TT 8.20 p.m.-
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    Are Tennis Championships Losing Appeal?
    349 19 L.T. AS BALANCE SHEET A BIG DROP Decrease Of Nearly £5,000 L tndon, Dee. 1 L Ti!K ennii i lation'a in- doom from Wimbledon ha; dropped by nearly I «:i:; 1. This i the urn-: Jny fad shown in the report and balai m ritea
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    21 19 One of the two teams which took part in the Fancy Dress Hock^v at Friday's Hockey Gymkhana on lhe R^rea^ion club^round
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    R.A. SHOULD WIN "SEVENS"
    700 19 R.A. SHOULD WIN "SEVENS" A Fine Victory THREE MATCHES YESTERDAY Singapore, Saturday. 'JiHE first naval engagement of the S.C.C. Seven-a-side rugger tournament took place this afternoon between H.M.S. Terror and H.M.S. Hermes and the latter were too fly to be caught by the big guns of the Terror. They won
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    SECOND TEST IN NEW ZEALAND
    12 19 M.C.C. Behind On First Innings hghghghg Reuter
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    POLICE RUGBY
    77 19 Colony Side Beats The F.M.S. <From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. The Colony Police defeated thi» F.M 8 Police at rugby to-day by 9 pis 13 trios* to 3 ))i |ry). The FMS. should have scored oftener had their lnside.s hru.st ful The FMS. opened the with
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    HOCKEY
    52 19 The following will represent the Comd Schools at hockry against the S R C. pround on Monday. Jan. 20: Mahcndra <A.C.S.>. S. Singh (ACS.). Tcck Bne (RL), R. Cordeiro <S.J.I.>. M. Kohlofl (R. 1.), Kah Foo (A.C.S.i, Suadram (H i Clarke tfi.J.l.>. A v IR.I i ars >. Burmtta
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    HOCKEY AT K.L.
    66 19 Solan^or Defeat Malacca By 2-1 (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Saturday. Brians r defeated Malacca by two fioals to die i a hockey match on the padanp this Afternoon. In the first half CYRIL GR&NIER scored for Selanjror and midvay thr 'ugh this pericd, RODRIGUES equalised
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    HOCKEY RESULT
    50 19 Perak Beat The Burma Rifles (From Our Own Correspondent) Ta pinjj, Saturday. Pciak twad the Burma Rifles t >-day in a hockey math by four groals to nil. The score at half-time was k 0. There was a «rood crowd present. Perak I upeiK.r n a ll departments.
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    FRIENDLY SOCCER
    65 19 The following will represent the United MacKenzie Footers at Soccer against the Tamil Reform Association at the C.T.A. ground (Balestier Plain) to-day (Sunday i. Kick-off at 5.10 p.m.: Jiat Chuan, Ah Lye, Ismail. Kyam Len, Kirn Swee. Herbert. Pakiresamy, Ah Pant?. Cheni? poh. Solleh Leng and Ban Beng.
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    21 19 The teams in the Bicycle Hockey" —one of the events in the Hockey Gymkhana which was held in Singapore on Friday.
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    BADMINTON IN SINGAPORE
    184 19 Married And Singles Draw A Singapore. Saturday. SURPRISE was created In local badminton c/rcles this afternoon when Mrs. L. M. Pennefather, the Singapore's women's champion, was defeated by Miss Tan Keng Boon by 11-7. 11 -a in a tournament between the Married and the Singles at the
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    YOUNG FRISCO KNOCKED-OUT
    563 19 Details Of Fight MENDIOLAS WIN IN MANILA T»WO much-touted Friscos of the local hempen arena, Star Frisco bantamweight slugger, and Youiuc Frisco, welter and middleweight Oriental titlist, got the worst of the bargain in Fi\ancisco Limjengco'x twin spot attraction on the night of lan. 4 at the
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    JOE DIAMOND'S FINE VICTORY
    322 19 Mexican Beaten MARQUEZ FINDS ODDS TOO GREAT Singapore, Saturday. J()K Diamond, the 20-year-old Johore-born negro, made a further step into the limelight of ftstian i when he outpointed the Mexican boxer, Ventura Marquez, at the New World Arena last night, before a large crowd. Joe has
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    CLERICAL UNION FOOTBALL
    43 19 Members intending to take part in thforthcoming football season, are kindly requested to sign their names on thr list provided at the Club House; or to communicate with the Captain, c o th" Town Office, No. 12 Winchester House. Singapore.
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    ALL OVER IN 85 SECONDS
    188 19 A SWIFT K. O. Another Scalp For Joe Louis Chicago, .lan. 17. [OK Louis, the "Detroit Bon her." added another scalp I his Hmg list Of victories when he knocked-out harli- lUtxl in the lirst round '>l a K-' H I bout in Chicago to-day.—
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    S.C.C. BILLIARDS
    73 19 The following ties in the S< Championship Handicap Billiards Tournament have been arranged for i week. CHAMPIONSHIP Monday. Jan. 20 A. D Baker vs. P. Carmichael. HANDICAP Monday. Jan 20 E. B. Evans 30 vs. H. L. H. L. Marshall i r,t>.; J Lei 20 > vs. E.
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      8 20 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 19, 1936.
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      A RECENT SINGAPORE WEDDING
      73 20 Wedding photograph taken recently oi Miss Beatrice, ekb oJ Mr and Mrs. o. B. Pereim. with Mr. Peter Qomei "i th staff of St. Jo pi titutlon. A.i interior view of the housr. The spacious drawing room Richard Tfcuber, the famous tenor, in a scene from
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      AUSTRALIAN BOYS ARRIVE
      73 20 A very recent picture of His Majesty the King out walking The Emperor of Abyssinia equipped for a flight over Dessie which has b< i < n bombed several times by Italian planes. roup photo-rapli of the Australian boys who arrived in Singapore yesterday by the Koolln
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