Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 26 January 1936

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    11 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. S-N0.36 SINGAPORE SUNDAY, JANUARY 267~1936. FIVE CENTS
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    AMAZING SINGAPORE STORY OF STOLEN EMERALD
    991 1 BROUGHT BACK TO THE SELLER FOR VALUATION EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY OF COSTLY GEM TlM'Tff la Btranfler than fiction if ti*« v hacl^.v,! bears SSfcf.^'.fat'yS <!»<" that the meartlng it eonveya has lost none of original rignifleanoe. Hen h the proof in brief If was the
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    13 1 ii army doctors treating diseased inhabitants of the captured Ttßje Province of Abyssinia.
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    INNISKILLINGS ON THE WAY
    76 1 New Rsgiment For Singapore Singapore, SaUiicr". SINGAPORE'S new garrison regiment, *> the first battalion Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers. f--m Shanghai on Wednesday. Jan. is bi th« troomhip Dorset«fc3re en root* to their new station. They will arrive in Singapore on Raturday next. I. The Wiltshire Regiment* will
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    LADY WRITER IN SINGAPORE
    380 1 Miss M. Mott-Smith "MY HOME IS IN MY HAT" yyRITER, photographer, traveller and artist— all these occupations are combined into one by Miss May Mott-Smith, an accomplished American lady who arrived in Singapore yesterday. She is, using her own words, "on a Three-Year 1 lan of
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    I.S.P. MEETING
    119 1 Message Of Sympathy To Royal Family (From Our Own Reporter > Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. AT a meeting of the Incorporated Son ciety of Planters held here this mnrrUne. reference was made to the severe loss the British people had suffered through the death of His Majesty King George
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    NO FAITH IN THE LEAGUE
    171 1 German Opinion THE REASON FOR REARMING Cologne, Jan. 25 GERMANY'S expenditure on rearmament was defended by Dr. Goebbels, Minister for Propaganda, in an outspoken speech before an audience of 10,000. He said that the German programme was not complete. They were only playing the overture
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    4 1 His Evening Drink McCALLUM'S
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    THE CHINESE NEW YEAR
    389 1 SHOPS CLOSE Less Display In Festivities (By Our Chinese Correspondent t DOUSES decorated in red doth; children dressed and enjoying Ihemselves immensely; whole lamilies going in motorcars and rickshas on visits to relatives an 1 friends; groups of people on the streets, and all. Including the
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      233 2 A n p i t CQTT^ wHCA I y S STOCK I EAR- 0 U T IN THE HISTORY OF SINGAPORE'S SHOPPING EVENTS s EVERY ARTICLE DISPLAYED I ON OUR TABLES Monday jan. 27th J TO TO BE CLEARED AT Saturday, feb. Ist <^ A I I" HIV HMt^■ft HH
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      171 2 LjMH MA LAYA<S P EMI c i EL 4 TO-NIGHT S.S. VICEROY Oi^ INII iiltA.M) OfIUIIESTIIAL I OXf KKT RAFFLES CELEBRATED ORCHESTRA WJfeted by DAN HOPKINS CJO P OMPT. PROGRAMME Overture "Orpheus In The Underworld" OffepbSfh. Opera fantasy. "Cavalieria Ru.sticana MascAi^nt Violin Solos, (a > "Czardas" (bi "Baci al Bouo"
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      32 2 PRKVKXT "II.l" carry the LITTLK VI( TOR INHALER IX YOVR PO( KKT frequent uup relief, and n the head, na.*al catarrh ■>to. 1 :.ll Cheni st.s Graf ton Laboratories 208, Qyer Quay.
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      261 2 RERUN STATION DJN 31.45 metres (9,540 fees.), DJB 19.74 metres (16.200 kcs.), D/A 31.38 metres (9,560 kcs.). TO-DAY 4.05 p.m. Call DJB. DJN, (German, English); German Folk Song; Programme Forecast (Germ., Engl.) Outstanding Broadcasts of the week. 4.20 p.m. Trio in D minor Op. 63 by Robert Schumann. Ruth Christen;
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      174 2 XI ROM STATION TO DAY 1(1 Nirom Orches- dtl Bill. gramme oncert. Barn- l.io pm. 1 tin. 1.20 pm. Popular down. 55 p.m. i ncert by iNi m Orchestra. I nu 6.50 p.m. 1 s bulli I 7 p.m. i <enet. :"-r. Tavan), plaj Nu m Ori.t 7.20 p.m. t
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      357 2 KADIO-COLONIAL, FRANCE TO-DAY Wavelength 25 mi p ni. 1.35 p.m. Ncw.s I h p.m. W( B j; :i. I 7 1.) p.m. M p.m. Ncw.s in Englj :S5 p.m. Concert, n r |j v r t H.MO p.m. Ni s.:?o p.m. Continuation of n lay C cert. 120 p Cinema
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    HANDING OVER THE WHEEL
    619 3 CAITALN <;KOWKKY PREYBERG Masl i Attendant HAPPY LIFE IN SINGAPORE i i li<- in' < hai mine pw- in tfi«' Strmita will ih" country for ko<hl. I < leoflTn H. Krcythc Master Att,mi.; "i Ihe < '<»!«»ny during the ton and he sails from Feb. l.>
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    COALFIELDS' DISPUTE ENDED
    220 3 COALFIELDS DISPUTE ENDED Settlement Received With Satisfaction Londo I '.'.ft. tiii-: ftticnK nt of the di pute In coalfield! ha i tx 8n 1 1 ci Ived wi'h gei ttisfaction and thankfuln The newspapers hail the dccl n the Mineworkers' Federation to revl <(I offer ol the < li nei
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    LEAGUE FOOTBALL
    201 3 LEAGUE FOOTBA LL Results 01 Yesteiylay'fl (iames The fen League flitvci yesterday wero interfered with In fog And several matches were postponed owing to weather conditions. The only surprise was in the Southern Section oi the Third Division, Coventry being beaten 2-1 by Brighton and HA Th" following arc tin-
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    REPRESENTATIVE SOCCER
    62 3 REPRESENTATIVE SOCCE R Welsh Team To Meet England London. Jan. ~.> The foiiowin;; will be the Welsh team to meet England a 1 football at Wolverhampton on Feb. ;> John •Sheffield U Lih.s (Mother* wflh and Joins cr.it: Murphy West Bromwich), OrlJßHh^ Astou Villa) and Rlchardo (Breniiford); HenUn« fßrcniforci Phillips
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    FOG MARS CUP TIES
    566 3 Games Postponed SPURS SURPRISE HI DOEKSIIKLI) pOGGY weather at home resulted in the most important fixture i.'i ihf Fourth Round of the English F.A. dip Sheffield \V, the hold and Newcastle U being postponed. Other matches postponed were Bradford C vs. Blackburn and Bradford vs. W".st
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    HOCKEY TOURNEY IN K.L.
    112 3 Selangor Colts' Success: Singapore Ladies Win <//// I tin <m n ii, a In Koala Luih|>iH Satu Tin. Colts triangßiar hockey meetUi at present taking place In I Bo Ear the Belangor Colts have won all then matches, beating Perah by iwo eroal to nil and
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    O'REILLY EXPLOITS LEG-TRAP
    154 3 Sensational Cricket In South Africa Johannesburg, Jan. 2->. OENBATIONAL cricket was vttnesi ed to-di.v whin the three da] Dxlurc bHvtell the ItaUHYMU uul the Australians began here. TfcftTt ua«. an attendance «»i x.uuo, am' the weather WM line. Transvaal batted first anil ■COCMI e\ploitetl Mm le^-trap iH'fst
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    POSITIONS IN THE LEAGUE TO DATE
    865 3 Goals. P W. L. D F. A. Ps. Sunderland »2» ?s> la 5 2 <\2 33 24 Derby (6) 25 12 a 7 41 28 31 Huddersfleld (61 2 r > 12 7 6 37 37 3^ Arsenal •i 24 10 7 7 51
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    HOMAGE TO DEAD KING
    262 3 Thr L>ii:u --In-Sl;ilr (iREAT UOW I)S A I ilSl MINSTKK QESPITE the cold ireatfo irdi began to ■!< w uinsto r Hall at an arl) hour Una morning i<<i ihe «»i" ninj i i the i cond daj oi the lyii i of Kinj M i
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    PROMINENT CHINESE ASSASSINATED
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    EXCHANGES
    22 3 London. Jan. 25 SlfM-lmi 1 on Nev. V ik 1 >01 75-3 32, void 140 7 l ,d British Official Wireless
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      356 4 r THK FUNERAL OF JI. M. KING GEORGE V As a token of rispect there will be no per- jj formancea at 1 h Capitol, The Pavilion, The Alhambra, The M a r 1 I) or o v g h and loyal on Tut sday next January 2<\ 1936. SWIMMING
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      315 4 /I SHOWS! ITJ THE IHC FILM OK THK WKKK |-j ..snows to-day ::.ir, _».i.-, I %MBl r l^ftl IP| The Reckless Sons of the, .1? i Flashing Blade Ride and I I Fight and Lowe Again! 1 MEET Iriiri^ nrnovs XJk rONDES'I DARE-DEVII HERO 4- i* Jfe Jf «|J J^lH^
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      203 4 GAY %ND IRRESPONSIBLE FARCE PACKED WITH LAUGHS, BUBBLING WITH ViLKIHMLM •As brighi .1 British pictun j :i <; j;, «».i:, a> you could wish to amr S4 fc Sunday Dispatch. A J Vintage Wine" OAUMONT-BRITISH PICTURE .^BBn^^T^ uith X Jk SEYMOUR HiCKS I U CLAIRE LUCE m U "Sparkling entertainment"
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    HUMOUR SHOULD BE SERIOUS
    441 5 FRANK MCHUGH Fine Role In "The Irish In Us" DRANK McHugh never triei to be ny. In character he'i th.most ol picture's But when the ca aren't prrindii different 'i fi< <nn }»<• ju t ai funny which usually i (|uitc funny. I ver play<<l." McHugh
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    YOU WILL NEVER BE LONELY
    470 5 In Hollywood VERY HOMELY ATMOSPHERE J l you are thinking of visiting Hollywood .sometime in the near future but hesitate to do it alone, dally no longer before making up your mind. Vnii can nvvf-r be lonesomp in Hollywood. Vmi may be a complete stranger
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    ASSORTMENT OF NATIONALITIES
    400 5 IN MUSICALE The Big Broadcast Of 1936" A WIDE assortment of nationalities is represented in the cast of Paramount* comedy, with music. 'The Bitf Broadcast of HKiG," which opens at the Capitol Theatre this week, and featuring Jack Oakie, Burns and All. 11, Lyda Robert!, W<ndy Barrte
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    VAIN CRY FOR MIRACLE
    159 5 Naples. WOMEN and children wailed and lamented In the streets of Naples, waited for a miracle which failed to oc cur St Januarius. a fourth century martyr, is buried in Naples Cathedral. Every year on December 16th, says legend the blood of the saint, preserved in
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    FINE SINGING BY RICHARD TAUBER
    259 5 Big Biergarten Set In "Heart's Desire" in -Heart's D.vsiiv." due tor screening 1 at the Pavilion this week Richard Tauber's enthralling voice has never been heard to better advantage The Biergarten set. where, as 'Steidler," an Austrian singer with local popularity Richard Tauber) holds everyone
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      186 6 y i L In rvcellent s lection <>< FREK (ill* IS is now offered !<> nsers <>i Bournvillc Cocoa. f I H». tin con ai;i- 1 eoupony. .1 '/-Ib. tin coupons and '|-lb. (in I c<»up>n. Save B—^ """V ifi'iu. they ar \..hial>U\ There arc certain st')ck« 011 the market
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    GEORGE V. BELOVED OF HIS PEOPLE
    1942 7  -  H.L. Hopkin tii; ecn in Bmpin plunged into mournin To v ill the death «»f King m< a< the Joss of a relative mi. We fed, each one of us, that KMneone whom we knew Ultimately I on, ami the in cone with all
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      37 7 ■■praff the and eat as much as you |p J^ like yourself, if it is IILX wholesome, and made I§i[ from Cream, which is only 'f T another way of saying r "Cold Storage" ice cream. <4>^
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    956 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. .m,kl;mjkl;jkl J HIS a sad Ml m Siii^apore 1 daj of the actual ben when fiiire more placei Ol "i ajid music pi. (Unelng, there vmi a reel ob.tiering dejectedly at half t. shop windows filled with articles (/f indicative of the mourning. M ta
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    Around The Shops
    891 8 JJOT-SO-FGRMAL evening dresses are beiiiT shown at Amelia's featuring metal threaded taffeta, some bouffant, some slick and tight to the knee high flare, all smart and different in line. Our particular favourite is a black taffeta model with a tiny gold spot, cut exquisitely plain. The bodice
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      19 8 CHINESE NEW YEAS SALE DO n<>» miss ims QOIDBN OPPORI i\ili n\n ONCE YOO\«. < lIIOM. SHOE TO.. Phok<« 429
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      36 8 Our Special for To-morrow f 100 ball from $1.00 f and up i 2.1 Silk dresses at $5.00 each. Economy Depl. A IMS MOtM UT HIM IMIM.k I I 4fffTOL lii.ix;. \f I, STAMFORD BOAD, J
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      205 8 JIST RECEIVED Woollen Tweed Suits for thoso eoner en leave also Advanced 1936 Models in Dinner, Cocktail and Evening Gowns. Hungarian Embroidered Blouses. r tifiral Flowers f»,r Snrefy Cowns Bridal Wreaths. Vei's, Stitched Hats in all colours, etc. De Souza Brothers, 42, High Street, 'Phone 3188. I i OFFERS A
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      186 8 JUST ARRIVED Hats to tTOT] IA( every DRKSS .md ..cry POCKKT. The Gift Shop 157 North Kndjfe Kd.. Smart Jewollt-ry and L >vely Flowers. PBISCIUA Ldtl, im i jo i.ii: Girdles Corsc-lettes also TWO-WAY STRETCH PANTIES 61 Stamford Road. I'hune SSSfu 7 T I I I I I I I
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Eraser's Hill
    1146 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Eraser's Hill THI ll lajeiiic j ended last Satu: mven by imong those wni took Ridley. Mrs. D. wltt vi Mr D W. Allen U Dawson. Mi. I Facksotl, Mr Cl aimers, Mrs But; oke Tai Nun. Mr. and Mrs. Mr O line, on acdeath
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    FOOTWEAR PROBLEMS SOLVED BY COMMON SENSE
    102 9 NOWADAYS, with shoes echoing th? ."ostumes every subtle shading of varying degrees of formality, it is imperative that shoes be understood. As wilh costumes, the material the shoo is made of counts importantly. And then the way it is cut. Very important is the
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    Beautified Nighties
    505 9 you may think thai a nightie Is Just a nightie -but a really smart, lie* nightie is a whole story ancha feminine thrill In Itself Nighties, to bo really .smart, must look like little Sister to an c eninc sewn. That is the first ar.d most amusing trend.
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    TRY RICE FOR NOVELTY
    340 9 RICE Is 01 Ol th 6 most i ory ot nil starches H extremely adf table to b wide vain"> ul food PJ boiled rice, with i i very grain separated from iUs neighbour. i.s most delic:<>u it her for breakfast wttl i i anil en
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      86 9 OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER pjlj r\ CT MARGARETS W f-'hool. Fraser's I J Hill, has re-opened L Vfl v k with a flourish Seven A f new pupils have ar4 rIV( cl including Mi.;. I N Anderson's twin y and Jean. Dr. and Mrs. Murdoch^ Ifttlr i^irl Janet, Judy Haines.
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      77 9 'f '^j Sj^ i^f J On your wiiv home drop in for 4*^~-~ r '+s¥r 0m ii rr n\ our special California San^wicbe Sboppe 235, ORCHARD ROAD, (opp. Orchard Road MnrkMV T#>l. 4790. 11. A. MrKNir.HT, Proprietor. EUTII YMOL THE PERFECT TOOTH PASTE. P lea sa n t i n
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      167 9 PERSONAL MAGNETISM is the Key to Achievement. Send for the most Inspiring Book that has ever been published on the Subject. It's absolutely FREE. Write now! "PSYCHOLOGIST" Sunday Tribune. Tut 1 -A^H Hp BW^ J fcS* <^^ Vwl B» J^^-*-SBF >, <§Ss^Si '< V pi #_-|,ii«| > _J BB^^ J
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      30 9 gh Aux Chats Noirs Owing to th? lamented death of His Most (Gracious Majesty King (Jiorgr: V. The Fashion Parade arrang :d for Friday, January 31, will not take place.
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE STRONG TO ENDURE
    608 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE STRONG TO ENDURE Singapore: Sunday. Jan. UK, IMS. •i BT ii- ba both to endure ami Thai is a quotation li-.n the <"hri-" I mnaaagn broadcaal to all nil paoyU- by the b» lnwd Kinj/ Georg almost, ai late would have it, th !a.>t BMaaagv of tfca kind
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    KING EDWARD THE EIGHTH
    1555 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones Opening A New Era In Kingship y^HAT is in store for Ring Edward the Eighth? It is i quart loii everybody is asking, not ■km Ix-cause of the eventful reign of his father, not alone because of the rapid de- lnpjnent, and increased
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    DARK DEEDS IN DEVON
    384 10 German Spies? "BLACK CASTLE" SECRETS Q()MK curious secrets of the English countryside are revealed in General Goerintf's organ, the National Zeitung" of Essen, which in turn ascribes them to a special correspondent of the Neve Lodze.ZeitUQff, who apparently went to England to investigate the matter. They
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    GOLD DEPOSITS IN ENGLAND
    215 10 Found During Excavations Under House Wall Warrington, Cheshire, Jan. 6 GOLD deposits have been found during excavations under an outhouse wall of a country mansion at Great Bud worth, a village 12 miles from Warringlon, Cheshire. Workmen were digging a pit. They were trying to remove
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    EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN MALAYA
    192 10 Gross Exaggeration In English Papers AN over-zealous or an over-imagina-tive reporter must have been responsible for the report which appeared in some of the English newspapers, of tho recent earthquake tremors experienced in these parts. The telegram, dated Singapore, Dec. 28. reads as follows: "People rushea
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    EVEREST EXPEDITION TO START ON JANUARY 31.
    1328 11 TIME-TABLE DRAWN UP ADVANCE PARTY'S PLAN A COMBINED MOVE ON MARCH 20 jyjß. Hu«h Rvttfedge, feftdkr ot (he Fifth M<MMt Everest Expedition, has told the "Daily Telegraph" that he will he leaving Rutland with an advance party on Jan. SI, Other parties will
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    24 11 A picture showing the pageant staged by the Ist Battalion, Royal Innis-ill lir Jubilee C The Inn! killli up garrison in Singapore n< ek-end.
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    MACARONI SCARCE IN ADDIS ABABA
    234 11 Merchants Refuse To Order More Addis Ababa. •THERE is now a macaroni "famine" in Addis Ababa. The shopkeepers, who laid in large stocks of this Italian delicacy just before the actual outbreak of war, have "only a few sticks left" and they will not order
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    EYE DANGERS AT WORK AND AT PLAY
    442 11  -  R. A. THOMPSON Ky D.O.Sc. (Doctor of Ocular Science) The eye is a more delicate and more complicated mechanism than the finest watch In the world; yet thousands every day expose their eyes to hasafdl of flying particles to which they would not
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    WHEN EDWARD OF WINDSOR VISITED MALAYA
    1173 12  -  W. B. Pater son Fourteen Years Have ft lapsed Since King Edward Mil, Then Vrinct Of W<de* 9 Visited Malaya, This Article Deals Briefly With The Tour And Recalls The Remarkable Outburst Of Spontaneous Enthusiasm Which Marked Ttv Visit. prUDAY. Mar. 22. 1<)22, was
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      186 12 S V^-H-^lw By ALL SI KAM- rOR 1 1 1 1-. AIK AND S R/WEL RAILWAY LINES. NO BOOKING FKES. Chinese and all Asiatic clients t ■re given the bc.-t <»f attention i and assistance. 39, Rtihinson Road, Singapore. WATCHES j OMEGA, T\Y\\\!:S (V\l\ JSWKLLtit) lkvkr mo\ i;mi:nix MIGKEL PCM
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      26 12 "GOLD MEDAL BRAND* 1 TEA IS GOOD c» e T Quniity Botter favour— and much better IVcc IN DO-MALAY AX. AGENCIES. ROBINSON UOAD, I'HOM: HTft. nbnbnb
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    WORDS THAT WILL EVER LIVE
    1637 13  -  C.H.W.G M MAYAN XOTKBOOK "HOW IS THE EMPIRE?" ASKED THE KING "lIOW thr Krnpir. Tit \s«u-(iv the last uttered by his lat. M.i *ty King Georfe the Fifth, will go down in th<> most famous of dying words. They ny -lit they mean so much.
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      80 13 SUNDAY TRIBUNE. 'Phone: 5811 and 5812. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at office Postage P stage or close to to Foreign residence F.M.S. Countries. Yearly $3.00 $5.40 $6.00 Half -Yearly $1.50 $2.70 $3.00 Quarterly $0.73 $1.35 $1.50 SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Copies of back numbers of the
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      181 13 j*^>-r\JT SI i% N X I! A L S The Nautical Almanac and Astronomical Ephemerig for 1936 $3 60 Whitaker's Almanack 1986 (Cloth Cover) 3*oo Whitaker's Almanack 1936 (Paper Cover) 1.80 Handicrafts Annual 1936 Hobble? Handbook 1936 'jq Popuiar Gardening Annual 1936 j 5q Photograms of the Year 1936 qq
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    THE YOUNGER GENERATION AND KING GEORGE
    1034 14  -  G. S. Hammonds An Idea Becomes A Reality Effect Of The War Years •HE distil oi King G< the Fifth bae used in tho<e of u^ who have no recollection! of King Wwtrd UM Seventh, bom tad beyond the mbm of in tb pasting
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    AROUND THE MALAYAN CLUBS
    1887 15 Activities Ot Treamirw Audit SpoH. Union At Critm Medians Of OMce-Bewrtn Stew Sin Sia Celebration* MerriladS Anninrsaif/ At Tanjonf/ iihii (Isy !u!>man") N of tin death of Hia latr .M.i itj King George V Malayan cli;i»s have luspenddd their U tp Ktiec until after th<« funeral,
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    WEEKLY BADMINTON FEATURE
    1744 15 MISS CHAN KENG BOON A COMING CHAMPION Her Defied Of Mrs. L. M. rvnmfaiher- Annual Match For Tan 800 Teck Trophy \m Handbook Of Tin Gmme Another Successful Season Anticipated for Perak Singapore I Urns ("By "Dragon") 4 MATCH to which all koofetd tdrwmrd took place <m
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    THE LATEST NEWS FROM THE BOXING RING
    892 16 ARE ROUNDS TOO LONG? ENGLISH BOXER'S VIEWS MANY INTERESTING BOUTS COMING (llv "X.0." IX my report of the Joe Diamond- Ventura llarquex I said that both tho judges agreed the NegfO won. That was not so, for I wa« informed later that they
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    BOXING STARS OF THE FUTURE
    608 16 "Little* 1 Shows HARVEY n. PETERSEN ON JAN. 2\> r v\\l. ,<n. bifl boxing boot that m the moment, i in- coming ii that on Jamil ,i\ WVmhl* v. whci" Ln Har. .md en meet for third time, tlx British Kmpi-v til!.- Ix-ing at start,
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    HOME FOOTBALL GOSSIP
    425 16 Mil I wall's Search For Players THERE If general delight in London 1 football circles over the fine spurt made by Brentford. Six points from the last three games have brought real relief to the officials at Griffin Park, and there is now complete confidence that •he
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    M.C.C. SECRETARY
    125 16 Possible New Terms For Applicants THE MCC may delay their announceJ menl that the coming vacancy m .he secretaryship at Lords has boon nlled It was intendrd to appoint Mr. W Findlay's .successor from among the applications received after the November announcement. In thLs the committee stipulated that
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    LULL IN SPORT IN THE NORTH
    609 16 Moat Important Fixtures Over (By "Forward") SPORT in the North is somewhat In th^ doldrums. The important local engagements of the year have come anri me and there remains the outstand Ing fixtures of the hockey and rugger >easons to interest enthusiasts all over
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    BRIGHTER RUGBY
    232 16 BRIGHTER R U GBY Proposals By Union Conference REVOLUTIONARY proposals were to be made to the International Rugby Football Board following a conference held by the Rugby Union recently and attended by delegates lrom New Zea!and, Nov.- South Wales and South Africa. They are: The value of a dropped goal
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    THE ANNUAL HOCKEY TEST
    452 16 Picking The Colony's Team (By "Sticks") HOCKEY has become more or less •stale" in Singapore and a very few matches have been played during the week The death of King George the Fifth also resulted in the cancellation of all games until Wednesday. COLONY VS F.M.S.
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    RACING IN AMERICA
    132 16 Statistics For The 1935 Season New York AMAHA, a three-year-old^olt, winner v of the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness Stakes, and the Bclmont Stakes won most stake money during the American flat racing season in 1935 Owned by the Belair Stud Farms Omaha won altgoether 142,255 dollars <
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    BIG-MONEY GOLF IN BRITAIN
    71 16 £10,000 In Prizes This Year DRIZE money to the value of t!0,000 b to be won in bir, WMd S olf tournaments in Great Britain during 1936. This is by far the ureatx\.t sum ever offered in one year, ye\ one of the .smallest first prizes
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    704 17 SYSTEMS AND PSYCHICS bn./n,l;tiopfth iokjo oi modlflcattons arc luced so :ls to retain the M fird the raulta of the Idlng mi tl od 1* It the foundation of t lirFoui point*. K:nt;. ihree points. Queen Two points. Knave. One point Bidding 1 based o.i the value nl
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    Alleged Murder On High Seas
    514 18 TROOPSHIP FROM SINGAPORE FIREMAN'S END Evidence Of Ship's Company (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspond* I mdon, Jan MEMBERS <>f the i company of the Anchor Uim eronii !.t\c evidence when at Southaiqpton when Eklward Styles, p 1 1 iireman «it' Plori R Woolston,
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    WHAT PERTH BOYS THINK OF US
    363 18 "All People Nice" TAKING AWAY MEMENTOS IMPRESSIONS typical of those of the party of 37 Australian boy-; who looked in at Singapore this w rek were those related to a Sunday Tribune representative by Lloyd Davits, a 18-year-old member of the prroup, before their
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    212 18 Singapore. Saturday. A 14-year-old Chinese boy fell on" a moving tro.Uey bus in North Bridge Road last morning. He received a j laceration which extended from above j to below the knee exposing the muscle i and tendons of the right leg. He was j conscious, when removed
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    CHINESE ASSN. LECTURE
    47 18 Under the auspices of the Chinese Association a lecture entitled "Cultural Relations between China and the WestPast and Present," will be delivered by Dr. Wu Lien Teh at the Association on Friday, Jan. 31, at 8 p.m. Dr. Philip K. C. Tyau will preside.
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    AUSTRALIAN BOYS LEAVE
    580 18 Malayan Visit "AMBASSADORS OF TRADE" "VOt" will be surprised at tin- way in which this visit w !l improve the trade relations betwe< I Aa*tr:ilia and Malaya. The fathers of some <if these boys are prominent businessmen in Australia and alro Kotarians and what their sons will
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    MORRIS WORKS
    181 18 New Factory At AdderU\v Park Morris Commercial Caw Ltd beßun the building of a new L2n i.mm factory, to adjoin thell exiltini at Adderley Park. Btl mlngbig Thi.s txtenaion. which has been n sitated by the increMinv popularity 01 Morris-Comr-ui.ia! trucks :it horn.abroad, will be ol t" ft
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    LAWN TENNIS RANKING LIST
    1230 19 FORM IHIRIM; TIIK YEAR I he Top Twenty VALUE <>I (O\ BRED oi TI.AV Tot th» year tli«- most suitable the relative principal plajPl 1,;,^ RI the;. ikOflU dm. ar, ri I K. Kuitow D 29. QfW pi !<• publish own in The i K;it to
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    TOGIAN AGAIN IN SERVICE
    162 19 Damage Repaired In Singapore Sinpaporc, Saturday AFTER three *veek.s in dry dock at Keppt-l Haibour while n.-pair.s have carried out to her hull plates and ■♦'i'ova'. cecuted in the salons, the k.p M. steamer Togian is in service again, one sailed to-day lrom Singapore for and
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    A GIFTED PIANIST
    112 19 Clifford Huntsman To Play In Singapore IN English pinnist who is command- invr a conci d^ai of attention It' musical c^rrlos will I r pjj vlpt ii Btn*a»x>re H t^e Victoria Memor'al Hnil neirt WPdne~dav. Mr. Clifford Huntsman— that i* hi.s name- is to bnvo a rpmarkablp
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    MOTOR RACING IN RECENT TIMES
    1406 19 INTERESTING SKETCHES OF SOME DRIVERS 'THOSE who are Interested In motor racing will certainly turn to this book with the greatest possible interest, writes Earl Howe in his review of the book entitled "Motor Racing and Record Breaking" by (I.E.T. Eyston and Banv Lyndon. Captain
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    SIMS AND PARKS BOWL WELL
    75 19 M.C.C. Win Aga ns Wanganui Wanganui. N.Z Jan. 25 THE M.C.C won by 195 'Wanganui made 130 in the innings, Sims taking four wickets fol 23, and 45 in the second. Sims captir five wickets for 40 and Parks four for 11 The M.C.C. declared
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    OLYMPIC HOCKEY
    258 19 Trouble Ov:r Choosing U.S. Team Detroit 11NITED Stated, like Canada, is hartafi U trouble v.irh its Olympic hockey U am prospertc. Eleven Detroit players, selected to try out for the team, having been decuiri'd ineligible because oi *heii connection with the suspended Michigan-Ontario League, according the George Graves,
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    CHINESE ATHLETES ARRIVE
    197 19 Tour Of .Mi! lava PRESIDENT MONROE'S PASSENGERS ngaporx Sal ird i PARTI of < tin' 'ho an* to make a tour of Mai. and the Netherlands lndi< he<i Singapore from Hongkong to-daj the l>(>i!a»- liner President M There in the party, which la organised by the National
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    NORTH CHINA
    71 19 Manchukuo Troops Abandon Attack Nanking. Jan Marshal Yen Shi Shan, the Rl Pacification Commissioner, hu.s win d Marshal Chiang Kai Shck stating that the defences of Shansi and Suiyuen h been competed. Knowing this. the Manchukuo troops under Qent Li Shiu Hsin have abandoned tl. attack. The telegram
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      8 20 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY. JANUARY 26, 1936.
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      WHITE WINGS
      184 20 n M. Si ng a scene for t obses Ion," which inie Dunne, Robert Taylor, Furness, Charles Butterrth and Bara Haden. Sailiiu; Rej n the lake- of Zurich Alois HavrlllA, who has just yon the American Academy of Arts und Letters Gold Medal for diction. Kis voice describes
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