Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 16 February 1936
1936-02-16
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Title Section12 1936-02-16 1 The Sunday Tribune vol. No. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1936. FIVE CENTS12 words
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96 1936-02-16 1 FORGED PASSPORTS USED BEAUTIFUL WOMEN PURCHASED FOR A HUNDRED DOLLARS (Special To The Sunday Tribune) Singapore, Saturday. THERE is a slave market in Singapore! Healthy, young attractive Javanese women ran be purchased for $100 Bometimes less. It dependa u <»n the buyer. Some of96 words
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Article799 1936-02-16 1 A MAZING as it may Mem, it la tnit'. These are «»nu« of th revealed by the crime reporter < of the v Tribune in the course of recent investigation*. The thing ii iecretly done of ours* 1 but it has been going on is one799 words
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Article48 1936-02-16 1 Mr W Hartley. President of tlie Singapore Municipal Commissioners, will proceed on home leave next month. Mr G. L Ham. Acting Colonial Treasurer will net in his stead during hi:abteiioe. When Mr. Burtley last wen* !)ii lfuvf his place wmi also taken by Mr. Hani.48 words
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Article59 1936-02-16 1 Singapore. Saturday. The H m,-. Tay Lian Teck left p and o Corfu on a business trip lo Hongkong, Bwatow aivt Amoy He will I).- away about a month. *t i-s understood that he Ki on i trip ctlon with expansion plans for y coconut59 words
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Article, Illustration172 1936-02-16 1 PREPARA TIONS FOR WAR Big Conceit tra tion Of Forces Shanghai, Saturday Afternoon. r PHK tension between Soviet Russia and Japan continues. Th« Soviet Government has announced that in the present cir('iimstanres the maintenance of S v'f! representation in Manchuria is impossible. 1' has been decided to172 words
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36 1936-02-16 1 MR. WANG CHING WEI Condition Again Causes Anxiety Shanghai. Feb. Id The condition oi Mr. Wang Ching Wei. the ex-Premier, is again causing anxiety. His pulse is stopping more frequently than hitherto. Sin Chew Jit Poh.36 words
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Article, Illustration50 1936-02-16 1 H.H. tho Sultan oJ Johore. with the concurrence oi H.E. the Governor ol the Straits Settlements, has appointed Dato Roland Braddell, the well-known Singapore lawyer, as an additional member of the Johoiv Slate Council luring the absence of the Hon. Mr. n. rarer. His Evening Drhvk McCALLUMS!50 words
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Article198 1936-02-16 1 Brilliant Record Of New A.D.C.A. (From Our Own Correspondent) London. Feb. 4. MR. H. W. Chattaway left on Saturday to take up his new appointment as Assistant Director of Civil Aviation, in Singapore. One of Mr. Chattaway's jobs will be to link up the coming198 words
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Article62 1936-02-16 1 King Of Siam's Yacht For Sale 'From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Feb. 15. Thr King's yacht is on the market. It was built In Japan sixteen years ago at a cost of over quarter of a million sterling find has been very little used. Pending its sale,62 words
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Article35 1936-02-16 1 Wedding At Serangoon Chapel The wedding took place at the Assembly (if God Chapel yesterday, of Mr Arthur E. Sindahl to Mi- Eva Bloom. The Rev. c. M. Jackson officiated at the rvn mony.35 words
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Article60 1936-02-16 1 U.B.C. Oflic^Deddes Not j (By Air Mail) (From Our Oicn Correspondent) London, Feb. 4. It is understood that Mr. A. S. Salt, 'of the 8.8.C. Talks Department, who I had accepted the offer of the managership cf the new Malayan Broadcasting Corporation, is not now going out to60 words
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Article483 1936-02-16 1 Tatham-Murison BRIDE'S TBEAUTIFUL DRESS Singapore, Saturday. {)NE of the most Interesting \w»idinga teen In Singapore for very long time took place a< St Amlrvw'* Cathedral thle afternoon, whon Miss Diana MurUon, the only daughter of Sir William and Udy Muriaon, became the bride of Ifr. G.483 words
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60 1936-02-16 1 "BRITISH AIRWAYS" New Service To Open On Monday London I THE Government financial a. I itance t wavs," u company i p i vice tO RWo(i<!: This i.s tho first time subsidy lotair transport has be< n ilvan to o company other than Imperial /u. Assistance will be in <>iBritish Wireless - 60 words
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Advertisement13 1936-02-16 1 Goodwood Park Hotel SpcrUl Curry Lunch Every Sunday $1. Tennto Hadminton. Phone 6490.13 words
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Advertisement13 1936-02-16 1 r v 5 A.M. EDITION j HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS (SEE PAGE 3) i13 words
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Article2345 1936-02-16 2 AN INCREASE IN MEMBERSHIP Sporls Activities PROGRESS OF LOTUS CLUB Singapore, Saturday. "IHE hold in fellowship the women "of other lands who share our purpose, the women who dreamed visions that such a world -wide sisterhood should come to pass, and the women of the2,345 words
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Article82 1936-02-16 2 Woman Murdered On BsUtc \< Malaka Pinda 'From Our Own COfTMJNMMb Malacca, Feb. 14. A Chinese woman, over fed of age. was report t cj to been murdered outside a banzai in a Cl owned estate at Malaka Plnda al 9 a.m. last Monday. Fch 10 Ttk82 words
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Article34 1936-02-16 2 Accident During Revolver Tract re Sin whilst a numb were ai revolv< tlu Kundmv terday afternoon cneoi was accidental lv wraa unloading of! The unhiiiaiic.- i U* wounded m u HI conditi34 words
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Advertisement266 1936-02-16 2 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL 4 THIS W LKK Mond.ix. Wcdntsdax t SL I r d i COCKTAIL DANCE 6JIOU n.i:> p.m. DINNER! DANCE (inftumal) !»..!<) to midnit-ht liumLm Thursday iV Saturday. ORCHESTRAL CONCERT s.ir, to Mi pm SPECIAL DINNER and DANCE (forma!) 'M~» tr midnight. < "th-ll < < \|Hi-;n IP266 words
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Article677 1936-02-16 3 FIFTH ROUND OF F.A. CUP iosi Game* DERBY DISPOSE OP BRADFORD C. {By The Pilgrim") AS 1 anticipate! the tussle between nial Mid Newcastle U. In Um Fifth Round <>f the English F.A. Cup must hn^ i l n productive <>; thrilling football. While 1677 words
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Article86 1936-02-16 3 Synthetic Rubber NATURAL PRODUCT SURPASSED Berlin, Feb. 15. I' UK claim that Germany has solved the problem of producing usable synthetic rubber was made by Herr Hitler in the eottnt of his speech at the opening of the International AutomobHe Inhibition. He paid a tribute to theReuter - 86 words
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Article830 1936-02-16 3 FIRST DIVISION 1 Goals. P W L. D. F A. Ps Runrl( !l;.M f 5 4 6'> 3^ 42 q Derby *:i 7 8 r>i 28 34 q Huddersfleld 16) 14 fl fi <2 4 l p Arsenal fli vi l S3 29 ?i830 words
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Article, Illustration114 1936-02-16 3 F.M.S. Planter Weds In Singapore Singapore, Saturday. FOUR hours after their wedding at St. Andrew'*. Cathedral, .'lingapor?. today. Mr. Eric Dimock. of Tanah Merah Estate. Port Dickson, and his bride, Miss Constance Jacobs, were In the air heading for Brastagi for their honeymoon. The Ven.114 words
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Article49 1936-02-16 3 LONDON TIN RUBBER Market Continues Steady From Our Financial Correspondent) London. Feb. f5, 1 p.m. The closing prices were as follows UONDON RUBBITR Market Tone: Steady. Spo(: 7 7 16d. (up 1 :52d). April June: 7 9{l6£ (up 3132d.y. LONDON TIN No market. CROSS-RATE F.ondon-New York: 4M% (previously 4MVIJ.49 words
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Article151 1936-02-16 3 A very enjoyable e.it> rtainmem. v.v h 'id ;>♦ the Cl6rittal iirion last night wher the members of Ihe club nave .1 wnctv shtr.v to members and friends at the Aw Par Hall in Rant; on RoaO. Mr. Aw Boon Pav vn.s rmttlgsi a large gathering who Were151 words
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Article197 1936-02-16 3 Goals. P W L. D F A Ps I Aberdeen <6» 30 20 2 873 42 18 Rangers (1) 28 20 2 681 22 4>> Celtic (2) 23 22 4 fii 2<> 4(i Hearts (3> 31 17 9 5 73 43 S3 Motherwell <7> 29 15 G 8197 words
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Advertisement111 1936-02-16 3 W%£-- Ifc-\ We? /iax?^ ;w.9t unpacked small I LADIES FELT HATS SMART MODEL SHAPES IN CLOSE FITTING WHITE FELTS j I INTRIGUING fc FASCINATING I WITH OR WITHOUT FEATHER TURNED UP BACKS IpSE REALLY CHIC .>^ A nice range of smart tailored "p'M" ~^~~> DRESS SKIRTS In assorted l^t l111 words
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Advertisement378 1936-02-16 4 t PAVILION To-,lav mi liA.l. S.IS. tKi.%. t v^* 'i jH^; J *li|SP4* r^ Jviik." V^^2^^^^^l^^l 2 T^- m' -^Im '^fjßtf mm WJP P^i»' 1 :-':»^wMßk^gillßj^^^^p »j a world of I'.ilsv values and f:il>i-r ¥jP^ W^ X hearts. .they sacrificed every- -> )Jjr' ffifflffnlnP- .Ja^^ iilßk thiny t» maintain their378 words
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Advertisement446 1936-02-16 4 S NOT ONLY LONDON. NEW YORK. PARIS, SYDNEY BUT THE WHOLE WOHI I) is U\\i\, OVER THIS GRAND MUSICAL TRIUMPH! S 1 S SEASON KXTKNDED IMIMBJ S fl r JBi I j OWING TO SUCCKSS! I ill I 1 IPL 3 Sll(^ T.M.AY j #SWH:b THEY ALL ACCLAIM GRACE MOORE'S446 words
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335 1936-02-16 5 Dick Powell In Thanks A Million SEASONS GAYEST SHOW MUSICAL FILM Several New Song Hits Will a million dollar* w rth of stars, tantalising bm lodiea and hilarious oßssady «'«t their disposal, the producer* of 20th i nturj "Thanki I Million." have packed the entertainment of six pictures in! this335 words
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Article215 1936-02-16 5 Lively Story In Famous Setting: "The Student's Romance" which i.s Cue for showing at the Pavilion Theatre this week was directed by Otto Kanturek. the famous continental cameraman who won fame fur his lovely photography of 'Blossom Time" and 'Abdul The Damned." this should prove one of the215 words
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Article, Illustration468 1936-02-16 5 Gaim lop In Lvss Than Year STARDOM 1 Tin phi iiouuuii.il, overnight n •come popular one bO tne u\k yean Ln motion pictures, bui ;here Ls no truer example of the term than lovely Ann Sothern, starred for the first time in Columbia's "Eight Bells,"468 words
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Article, Illustration101 1936-02-16 5 Men Servants Act Double Role Two coloured servants serve a double purpose in Gail Patrick's household. Miss Patrick, featured in Paramount's 'Two Fisted", which is the next change at the Alhambra Theatre, brought Willy and Gilly, servants in the Birmingham, Alabama home of her family, to Hollywood to101 words
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Article, Illustration421 1936-02-16 5 Human Interest FRANCIS L;]DKREirS FINE UOLL A THRILLING love story that throbs in unison with the pulsating tempc of Xew York, drama that is i >ch in human interest and emotional appeal, and characterizations that b€C me living realities under the mapric touch of genius these are421 words
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Advertisement122 1936-02-16 5 w i: s r i <p imm s i This mast rrpioco <>f the radio-making <9HtftL3! n> t^r% art an amazing. IO Tube Sii|M k i a li«'i u\ i jjj >jlr^^/]|^^l|«/i|| cmhoHyinj? i" its chassis Hos'fm every »lil II U\ imr>r >vcnifnt known to the B\ \vl -s v122 words
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Advertisement9 1936-02-16 5 Read The "Sunday Tribune" Dominant in Malaya. S •> 19 words
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Advertisement477 1936-02-16 5 MARCH ING m^^ *%iiiuC ORDERS/ 1 :^p^ 1^ When Radoz gives a corn Its marching |^Eg£*£ orders it GOE3I And goes for goodl Just JBK^^ read what Radoz did for this corn j sufferer I^'SB^*.. suffered with four corns for five years f I and it was torture to walk.477 words
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Article980 1936-02-16 6 Horatius - Horatius By THE POINT COUNT SYSTEM TJIK point count system to which 1 have referred recently! haa been given an illustrious name, for the eminent <<•>!. H. M. Beasley ha.s associated himselJ with it and it is to he known as the Beasley system*. Col. Beasley, .Captain of980 words
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Advertisement253 1936-02-16 6 GADBURYS MILK CHOCOLATE BLOCKS 4 3B m \foTilk^ >>^JBpWKi^flKWßwißßfcs^ /AW ALSO NUT MILK, MILK FRUIT and NUT. BOURNVILLE, BOURNVILLb FRUiT and NUT MAAS El 36. HIS BRAIN DIDN'T FAIL BUT HIS PEN DID... M£o^ .^S] IT HAPPENS EVERY DAY; THIS IS WHY THE WORLD W/ffl^itl 1/ l/ie^&M M IS TURNING253 words
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Advertisement44 1936-02-16 6 S X x yj rsS x j f Mm /X/ MO ti /A ctr, Ip^P^P^P^P^pl y^fe^ C^W^/w >^* 1 W3s&mfktijjf AA i .(fjy+'+ CT) PS&i^SSttpH c '-'crPIJ jL cJtl&lJJtJi p r- O^B^BjBMTC-W^- l' .*3^PMfWBBBMpMMP^PMMBBpnPMPMPW -^^^^*^J^KK^^^^^^^^4^K^B^B^B^^^K^^^^^^^^S&l^^^^& 2r— c j Iff I n^^ 1 O^L* 01 ii44 words
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Advertisement292 1936-02-16 6 BUGCEBS,, WILL YOU PAY THE PUCK? If you are normal, you want the comforts and luxuries which are ih< by-products of success -a home of > own a new car a radio ihc lei m. to read the means to tran You want these Ullnga very DlUCti But— you are292 words
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Article, Illustration1624 1936-02-16 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES iAM waiting with interest to see what Imppgna when the Malava Broadcast inir < (corporation begins operations, which I HBttantand will b< about August. If some t to be believed, Singapore's crop of i ruing, aft* rnootl and Sunday newspapers <, ,-j)| find thai the radio is1,624 words
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Advertisement68 1936-02-16 7 WHat, bacon again? Yes,jny dear, buß" a 'COLD STORAGE' BACON V ~~i Oil It does make a difference *Cold Storage' bacon has that piquancy of flavour that calls for more. Also, there arc numberless ways of adding interest to tiffin and dinner dishes by including bacon in your recipes Choose68 words
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Article, Illustration1943 1936-02-16 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. ki lhR the very thrilling Rugby mauh. irday. when the North beat two teams and members f ln Ma! igby Union and their usM-nibl«<i at dinner at Raffles fI(jN Af 1 dinner dancing wenf on anil] two o'clock in the morning. Louya ;Ui( i Silvia1,943 words
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Article190 1936-02-16 8 DRISCILLA'S have just received a very 1 smart consignment of hats. For all th.e people who have been asking forfeits for going home, there are plenty one of the prettiest bein« in bottl green. It is brimless and has a big flower of the same material right190 words
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Advertisement55 1936-02-16 8 IMUA KM S SKABH KNESS and all Travel Sicknmi by 'bus. car, Iran. Of air; MWi fails. (JuarAntted in ev^ry i mm-. Tiny, tastoteti eapind**, box r»5 ecnts, from Chm KtpTM'-«'ntatives: I \Ml.s McKECHNIE VEE CO. 24-26 Raffles (Juay. Sin >j a port, fwK^^WKi r* EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHIC XK REQUIRCMCNT55 words
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Advertisement133 1936-02-16 8 v "^T I fti S^lkv^x n y° ur wfl y home drop in for ZiSiiSSkSL^^i waffles or one of our special ~*L lub Sandwiches. Open unli! 2 a.m. ICatifocnia Sanbwicbe Sboppe 1 235, ORCHARD ROAD, (opp. Orchard Road Market). Tel. 4790. H. A. McKNIGHT, Proprietor, j dorothy more j|4 i133 words
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Advertisement207 1936-02-16 8 AN EXCLUSIVE KANc! 01 STYLES IN SHOE FASHION POR THE SFKINCJ SEASON ON DIS PLAY AT OUK SHOW IMk)M YOUH INSPKC'IION CXJRDIAfJ V INVITED. VOOM. < 111 O\<. siioi: ro.. 3.~i4 |M N<>r(!i Kridgo IM \Aux Chats Nairn I 1 j Exclusive Model Eveninß Gowns V Day Afternoon Frocks, Exquisite207 words
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Article, Illustration1080 1936-02-16 9 ILONA and Andn providing the I caban-t turn* i» the Hotel Majestic'? 3 turday dances just now. and last Baturdi >wd turned up to i Kirt m tl alwa- *B es l (l Anionn the many who t«'ok part wt rr y Mrs1,080 words
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Article171 1936-02-16 9 I M n FRASER'S Hill is stiil M vrrv crowed and the J weather seems to be W doini? its best to ref- V- r-— \<S'^) ward tlie trustfulness V. -f of tnes springtime visitors. Usually, at L_LJB jH this time of year, thick mists sweep171 words
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Article284 1936-02-16 9 (Continued from page 8» A LONG gray granite bathtub with what looks like a wooden baih mat in the bottom. These arc the fundamentals for the Zota Foam ba'^s. for reducing and also for treating rheumatism and sciatica, which Dorothv More is giving at her new Beauty284 words
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Advertisement171 1936-02-16 9 The California School of Hair- l dressing offers the ideal profession i for Women. Courses in all branches S of hairdressing at a reasonable S tuition fee. Classes taught by J registered American operator, t No 9. MEYER MANSIONS, cor. I N. Bridge Road Coleman St. S 130 pairs of171 words
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Advertisement126 1936-02-16 9 (I iJM (I > *.*f^^m m\ Wt*' When you feel hot and tired after strenuous work or play take a bath to which you have added Scrubb's Ammonia. Scrubb's first soothes you, then tills you with fresh energy and vitality. Scrubb's conquers perspiration. SCRUBBS CLOUDY AMMONIA TATTOO YOUR LIPS and126 words
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Advertisement264 1936-02-16 9 The Gift Show Son*, Dally, Daily, I'll be pood and true. Your HAT's lovely, it's mst made for you. GIFT SHOP hats for ever. They are so smart and clever. S' if you'd go nap Wear a GIFT SHOP hat And (lower:: of pink and blllft. 157. North Bridge. Road.264 words
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603 1936-02-16 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, F eb. 16, 1936. c;ooi) NEWS A SUNDAY n«'W>i>ap«r -Mould, as fiir a.s possible, choose some bright aiul heartening topic i'«»i (on in its leading urtirle. The war in Abyssinia, the threat of war- In the Par East, trade disputes hn(\ rivalries these suhjects ar« i603 words
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Article1180 1936-02-16 10 C. H. Stanley- Jones - C. H. Stanley-Jones Relief Of Distress And Defence Costs TWu matten of outstanding importance are on tin igenda for to-rnom>w\s meetIni of the Legislative Council, and others may i,e raised on the adjournment. [n the procedure of Council the two matters referred to relief of distress and1,180 words
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Article645 1936-02-16 10 ANGLIUS - ANGLIUS i SHOULD make it quite clear at th outset lhat the following story has no reference to any company registers in Malaya. A AT the board meeting the secretary reported that an office boy had been caught helping himself to the petty cash.645 words
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Advertisement42 1936-02-16 10 mjlO J"2 s\ 4? IUfIMI j Chromium case from $9 5Q j;" s\ Stainless steel H j 18 ct. rolled gold H fc pill!! pr 12 months' guarantee. mmmm with intermittent alarm 3.50 JiiS luminous dial extra .50 B Opposite Clifford Pier.42 words
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Article, Illustration529 1936-02-16 11 INTEREST AMONG PHILATELISTS NEW ISSUES Example Set By South Africa (Sunday Tribune fl >innapore. Satunkix THK death ol Kin^ Ceorgl V and the aeee^ion to the throne of King Uwani \lll ha\e inwd considerable interest in philatelic circle^ throughout the world, for both529 words
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Article, Illustration79 1936-02-16 11 Si! 0 AMtlrPuf'rJM. W S V^ 6 n l }i e occaslon of th e welcome extended by the Hongkong University Union to S lu,d R Mr Lce 0 K U an e Yew V SZTSSZ, v Ho gkon 8i e {J» C79 words
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Article132 1936-02-16 11 Beds Provided In London Schools London. Jan. 29. UANY hundreds of British children 111 spend part of their days at schoo 1 tucked up in bed. This revealed by a report presented to the London County Council Education Committee to-day. Beds, it states, are provided for ai: babies'132 words
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Article97 1936-02-16 11 Repeal Of Devaluation Losses Urged Washington. Jan. 31. Senator Alva Adams was in conference with Mr. Henry Morgenthau, the Secretary of the Treasury and Mr. George H. Dern. the Secretary for War. regarding the Bill for repealing the payment of the Philippines gold devaluation losses. Members of the97 words
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Article301 1936-02-16 11 Modern Facilities AGRICULTURE FOR CONVICTS CINGAPORE will shortly have one **of the finest and most up-to-date convict prisons in the world. Costing $2,013,000 to build, situated in an attractive locality, with facilities for practically all branches of p. ison life, this institution will fill a301 words
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263 1936-02-16 11 BRITISH SAVINGS Record Balance Of £390,000,000 London, Jan. 31. THE people of Britain are saving more money than ever before. The year has opened with a recorc balance of £380,000,000. Never before has so large an increase been recorded in one year. This, states the General Post Office was one263 words
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Article360 1936-02-16 11 Symphony Orchestra INNISKILLINGS TO ASSIST A YKKY interesting: proKramme has been arranged for the concert to' be given by the symphony orchestra of the Singapore Municipal Society at the Memorial Hall next Sunday evening, Feb. 23. Players from the band of thn InniskillinK Fusiliers will be heard360 words
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Article429 1936-02-16 11 R. A. Thompson D.O. Sc - By R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc (DR. OF OCULAR SCIENCE) PEW people realise the dnlly danger they pass through on contracting serious eye diseases by oorr.ing in contact wltn the seething masses of humanity. It may be said without fear of contradiction that the two mo.st prevalent429 words
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Advertisement43 1936-02-16 11 is tn& wisest af habits It is so simple if you use Ideal." Just empty a "tall" (16 oz.) tin into an "Ideal" dilution bottle, fill up with water and you have 5 to 6 tumblers of pure milk— guaranteed by Nestle's. IDEALMILK43 words
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Article1205 1936-02-16 12 W. B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson AS it If now the middle of the month, the usual Malayan problems have ceased to be pressing; that is to say, all the persistent people who were told, at the beginning of the month to M C me back next month,"1,205 words
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Advertisement186 1936-02-16 12 A A ~Vy^|(c tickets issuei> iV^J^'^'^.BY ALL STEAM AIR AND RAVE RAILWAY LINES NO HOOKING FEES. Chinese and all Asiatic clients are given the beat of attention and assistance. 39, Robinson ltoad, Singapore. Telephone 5908. WATCHES OMEGA, TAVANNES CYMA HWELLED LBVBB MOVEMENTS. NICKKL POCKET from 8.50 WRIST 12.00 BILVEU POCKET186 words
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Advertisement50 1936-02-16 12 TIGER BEER IS BEST 4 IS AM |/MVTANn>*M»OOS CORE IT not o/vuvfeci me£XDa:a£ BOtai.'SO Ff?on au /P^TN gO AN/EM I A Hobbies Handbook 1936 7%v J 1 IT \L' ril^k mr^ 1 Popuiar Gardening Annual 1936 Q fci\fp Al 101^1* KnXTvl^^r i* THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL J m mm^^VSt 'Wß?3r£&t50 words
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Article, Illustration1890 1936-02-16 13 INCONSISTENT POET OF JAPAN 1 Talk With Mr. Yone Nognchi II piaivt-.s poverty "because it ciuoura^cs u.s to work with heart and soul." hut he complains bitterly of the effects of poverty in India* f|« .nHemns "nationalism" and praises Japan. II M.KKI arday with Yon«hi, known asj the poet j.1,890 words
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Advertisement128 1936-02-16 13 o> E F fc^ GREAT EASTERN LIFE BLDG. Singapore THE MOST HYGIENIC 6. HANDY PACK t i CARTON CONTAINING 4 JARS $1.00 AT ALL DIALERS OR DIRECT TO YOUR HOME I k SPECIAL ANXOjJXCEMENT. If unable to obtain our Brands and particulars from your Dealer Mail this coupon to "UFEGUAJtD"128 words
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1065 1936-02-16 14 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds One Bright Spot— The Urge To Self-Destruction Getting Over It TIIK perton who stands most in need of Btfl] sympathy, and who is usually the last pc»OH t get it. i a the influenza victim. There are many Mich1,065 words
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Advertisement332 1936-02-16 14 1 1 i^S) MAJESTIC fyjiiM Tii lM 71 111 r-wn I v c:Aiii-ir WUUUb OINTMENT r liMi *mr l «i\\/ 1™ CHILLY SAUCE I feTHE un ,veRSAL CURE FOR ALL ~a Y\kV i rnfflK 9 JtuU^/ Ho Sumptuous In Taste j g Km skin disorders "Vi/^P^ M (Jf'T I ¥7332 words
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Advertisement131 1936-02-16 14 "PROM THE siai! i ii DID Ml GOOD I AM) NOW I WOULD NOT RF WITHOUT IT" Thus writes Mr b (Singapore) who has been sufferer from stoma< M trouble and pains for a long time. He bought a bottle of Bisma-Rex with the result written above Never .neglect discomfort131 words
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Article, Illustration1994 1936-02-16 15 Dragon - Dragon By 1936 MAY BE AN EPOCH-MAKING YEAR IN THE GAME Return Ot Mr. J. L. W*od* Malayan B.A. To Function Shortly Wteting \< Vaster Suggested Handsome Trophy For All-Malayan Tomtmmml English Professional Expected To Arrive Referee* In Singapore SMr. John I, Wood 1' iMm! <»f the1,994 words
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Article1016 1936-02-16 15 Dragon - Dragon (By A mnual Report Of Nondescripts Tennis Becoming Increasingly Popular Mercantile Institute Literary Union Activities Of K.L. Tamil Epuorth League I HAVE received this ifeek copy "f tkfl annual ivpo? t of th? Noadeacripts' Cricket Club,, Sinj?a- )">" It itaftei that the Club is Raking1,016 words
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Advertisement123 1936-02-16 15 TMI MAKIRS nCSj Of fAMOUI r x^Tviake'^B f f YOUR TEETH I CLEANER AND J VBRIGHTER^/ Antiseptic Cleansing Dental Cream Removes Stain and Discoloration and Restores Natural Whiteness If your teeth are so stained, so dull fissure. Millions of dangerous mouth and discolored that you feel self- germs that cause123 words
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Article857 1936-02-16 16 Sticks - Sticks (By CAN THEY PLAY FOR PERAK? STRONG TEAM Problem For Next Season MALAYA will be able to turn out a much stronger representative hockey team in the near future with the arrival of the Second Battalion of the Panjab Regiment who have relieved the 2857 words
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Article, Illustration716 1936-02-16 16 K. 0 - no mm; Raphael Matched MARQUEZ EAGLE RETURN (By K.0. r rilK itaging of dnuhh main events i< becoming habit with proniotii.-, and it occasionally happens thai when the- programme is specially good the chargei for the gallery prc Increased. The gallery fani who are, for the most716 words
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Article, Illustration129 1936-02-16 16 More Scope In Cricket And (iolf JIIF relationship between sport and ftge is interesting M I .subject More interesting are some of the details of 'hnt .subject. I have, for example, already referred In these columns to the nges at which certain sportsmen are .it their best,129 words
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Article106 1936-02-16 16 Oxenham Turns Down £300 Post DONALD K. Oxenham, the Queens- land's star all-rounder, was (ifTered a position as coach at £500 a year at Ahmed a bad in India. lie turned it down, the climate having no appeal. In India they regard *'R.K." as a "mystery106 words
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Article, Illustration348 1936-02-16 16 Memorial Statue To Ranjitsinhji Bombay, Jan. 12. DURING the week-end the Viceroy and Lady Willihgdon paid an official visit to'Jamnagar, where their Excellencies received an enthusiastic public welcome during their drive from the railway station to the Palace. There was a pathetic interest in the unveiling by the348 words
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Article69 1936-02-16 16 Ready To Take On Farr Again TOMMY Loughran has accepted the challenge of Tommy Farr to meet in a return contest for £200 aside. The American says that as soon as <he match can be arranged he will be prepared to go into the ring. George Slack. Northern69 words
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Article, Illustration213 1936-02-16 16 Referee Who Encountered Displeasure THIS strangest of true rugger stories has been related by u well-known referee He was specially invited by a leading provincial club to take charge of their match with a London club at a time when they had had a long run213 words
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Article, Illustration90 1936-02-16 16 Cambridge? Crow Show Excellent Form THE Cambridge cew paddled over 'he Lock-to-LoH- course recentlv Bit an average rate of 22 to th^ minute This afforded Squadron-Lead H iyer. who takes over the coaching very shortly, an opportunity of seeing h<> T the men shaped, and they did90 words
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Article, Illustration355 1936-02-16 16 CRICKET Strong Appeal IMPROVED STANDARD OF PLAY? DO' convinced are the M.C.C. that the new leg before wicket rule will improve cricket, that they are not only to keep it in operation in the county championship next Summer, but they have made strong appeal355 words
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Article138 1936-02-16 16 Hopes Of Boilti With Louis And Braddock DRIMO CARNERA'B conscription has ended, UOOItUIUI U) advices rcrrlvoM In Now York by his manaßor, Loul Soresi Camera left last month for Ainrnr after a fortnight with his rrmmnii, states Reuter from New York According to a cable from138 words
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Article173 1936-02-16 16 Applications for Reason ticket* foi ii lf> Centre Court for the Lawn Tennis Championships, tfhich will be the All-England (')ub. Wimbledon, Oil ■Tune 22 and following dl "0^ bein« marie The price "f i i."Kik m| tickets is Hk ■ame as la il pear mely C9 ;»'vi the173 words
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Advertisement563 1936-02-16 17 'lij purj»e and three kc>o and a iictte case. Arru.sed in defence said that he was of in Johore Bahru on the day in question but was in Singapore. H nployed as a coolie in the Tanjong I .trar docks. The articles referred to not his and he could nor563 words
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Advertisement414 1936-02-16 17 THE SINGAPORE MARKET PRICE CONTINUES STEADY Good Demand For Nearby (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday morning. Rubber (Singapore) 257.. c t-., unchang* d. Market Tone: Steady, Quiet. r l in (Singapore) $102; up |Vi. To-day's Prices:— London: 7%d., unchanged. Market T ne: Quiet. New York: 15^4 cts., up 116414 words
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Advertisement624 1936-02-16 17 NEXT CHANGE 2 Ml Irt 1 1 4* Ml U lC> A KoMAN lie MUSICAL ADAPTED stomach pains ®ij KUn M FAM<)IS KUEITA Heartbnrn, acidity. ttooiAoli r&«— i^^ w^l^i all disappear within two minaUa S *l&B^K lv^_ of taking a dose of Chardox. f "-^Pm W^* *m Chardox la not624 words
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Article533 1936-02-16 18 BOYS' HOME FOR SINGAPORE OFFER STANDS Ma ter Before The Government (Sunday Tribune Special) UINtiAPORE will have a home for destitute boys if the negotiations at present proceeding come to a successful conclusion. If is understood that the mal!°r has been placed before the Government, and if it gives its533 words
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Article198 1936-02-16 18 Diamond's Win Over Baby Johnson Singapore, Sunday. THE boxing promoted by Mr. S.C. Sen aT th« Olympic Stadium on Friday night provided plenty of thrills. Chief interest was centred on the 12- round battle between .Toe Diamond (ffst. 101b. and Baby Johnson <yst. 7>:»lb. Johnson, who198 words
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Article214 1936-02-16 18 Aliened Kidnapping Of Chinese Girl from Our Own Corr'esprmden Johore Bahru, Feb. 15. ARHESTED by the police in Kulai on a warrant issued in Batu Pahat, a tailor named Yong Chin lleng and a pretty Chinese Girl of about 15 years of ajj:e named Nr Kim214 words
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Article147 1936-02-16 18 Krwrim Fills Hvr WHh Emm and VlfwW Beven uri "1 commenced co k hi n Salt in older to try and redu weight, which was I am delighted to br uhii that my weight is now 14 I feel and look years younger than I and am full147 words
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Article1490 1936-02-16 19 SILVERY MIRTH'S ACCIDENT LAST DAY Gee Up Returns $66 I duli, Saturday. Ai< i,t inn- i«»l th<- last the IVrak Turf tonal meeting here Mirth, belonging to tho iti back and l<*ft iiv half furlong from th<the third race and wa> .t on the cour»British Official Wireless - 1,490 words
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Advertisement509 1936-02-16 19 THE PAVILION Miriam Hopkins And Mickey Mouse DAVILION audiences last night w^i e dc- lighted with the ruw programme. In the first hall" there wa*- the first Mickey Mouse iull-coUur cartoon, "Mickey's Band Concert," undoubtedly one of tho best things that Walt Disney has < t ;iven us. and in509 words
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Advertisement135 1936-02-16 19 ITIGERITES.2 Of p r %Wm J\ !'..and furl-hcrmore, Ladies GenHemen, I hereby pronounce Singapore ouf of [he depression on hhc high r0ad...." THANKS TO Z 4***** fij WljbbhlV Mft ir'KAJ3EK& NEAVE LTD., 1)1^ ■;;i.:;j r- jks Ulf TVjm ttEKK The Stagißff Star and Producer of "12nd Street" comlwiu' auain t<»135 words
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Article, Illustration75 1936-02-16 1 Top: Part of th<> enormous crowd in Piccadilly, London, Waiting for t >. Royal funeral i rocession t<> pass on its way from Westminster Hall. right: A genera] view of the Royal funeral procession Im along Pkaddilly, London, W. t en route from75 words
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Article, Illustration69 1936-02-16 1 The wedding, In the reformed style, took place at the Chinese Consulate, Singapore*, of Mr. Lim Choon Hui. 01 the Chartered Bank, vicepresident cf the Useful Badminton Party, younger son of Mrs. Lim Seng Watt and the late Mr. L-im Seng Watt, and Miss Sng Oon69 words
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Advertisement112 1936-02-16 1 WHAT'S ALL THIS I HEAR ABOUT jfW^. QUAKER OATS HAVING AN mMSk ABUNDANCE OF VITAMIN B I WSjfo Wf *TORY- HERE IS WHAT THE NOTE SAID: I LAT£RWHAT ON EARTH ARE V YOU 00IN6 HOME FROM MOTHER, GOT THREE SCHOOL SO EARLY? PERFECT MARKS THIS J^ TEACHER SENT ME HOME112 words
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