Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 23 February 1936
1936-02-23
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Title Section10 1936-02-23 1 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1936. FIVE CENTS10 words
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678 1936-02-23 1 VIEWS OF BRAZIL 1 MANAGER AN INTERVIEW Truth About Amazon Venture (Sunday Tribune Special) Singapore. Saturday. Jl ITBONG denial that Mr. Henry. 1 Ford, the American multi millionaire and motor manufacturer, aims to ohtain all bis rubbrr supplies fr tt n his concessions678 words
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Article39 1936-02-23 1 people from Australia v nan io spend their hoiid innel Centaur arrived Friday briimin- about 40 pasAustralla. Twentynburked at Singapore, inuudlng Mr i h, who has repre- n Australia in lnter-61 >'• ball Be kl <»n honey>n trip39 words
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Article114 1936-02-23 1 Familiar Voice GREAT INTEREST AROUSED London, Feb. 21. gREAT fntcre 1 has be n arou* d do only throughout the British Kmplre, but the rest of the world by the announcement that King Ed ward will br adcasi for the first time since his accession114 words
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Article78 1936-02-23 1 QWIXG to (he increased demand by advertisers for space in the Mornirj Tribune, it has been dccidtd as frq?n to-morrow to iucrtyuxL the size of th* paper to 24* pages nculy. The increase is a significant sign of the popularity which th? neu morning paper for Singapore has78 words
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Article178 1936-02-23 1 Miss Gertrude Walter And Mr. A. Cadtcllino THP. wedding book place at the Church Of Saint Joseph, Singapore, yesterday of Miss Qertrude Wilhelmina Walter, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Walter. «>f Singapore, and Mr. Alexandr. beilin son <>f Mr. and Mrs. Ca:tclUn of Ooa. The178 words
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Article104 1936-02-23 1 PROXY - PROXY BY Novel Ceremony In India iFrom Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. VTEWS has been received from Ayeuthi, near Trichur. in south India of a novel marriage, in which the bridegroom, of Singapore, w»a absent The ceremony was unprecedented in the history of Malabar Nair j The104 words
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Article126 1936-02-23 1 Mr. Eden To Outline British Policy London, Feb. 22. IT is expected that during Monday s debate In the House of Commons, Mr. Anthony Eden will deliver the first con. the main aspects of the international situation and will indicate the general principles of BritTsh policy.126 words
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Article64 1936-02-23 1 Central Bank Official's Statement Shanghai. Feb. 21. THE spokesman cf the Central Bank of 1 China. Interviewed by Router, declared that ther? was absolutely no foundation for the report from London A that the Chinese Government was requesting bullion dealers there to dispose cf silver which is64 words
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Article133 1936-02-23 1 League Committee Of Eighteen To Meet On Mar. 2 Geneva, Feb. 22. A Meeting of the League Committee if Fiehteen to discuss oil sanctions ha^ boon convened for March 2. Reutcr. MR. EDEN TO ATTEND London, Feb. 22. Ii was announced from Geneva today that the Committee cf133 words
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Article, Illustration117 1936-02-23 1 'J'HAT Japan ii anxious not to engage in any competitive naval building, in spite of her withdrawal from the Naval Conference, was the gist of a statement made to a Tribune representative yesterday morning, by Admiral Nagano, the principal Japanese delegate to the London117 words
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Article229 1936-02-23 1 LINDBERGH STIRS U.P US. A. PUBLIC Flight To England NEW ROUND-UP OF CRIMINALS Singapore, Saturday. THE United States is now taking stern action to eliminate crime; especially kidnapping and racketeering. The departure of Col. Lindberg and his wife for England has done more than anything else to stir up public229 words
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Article107 1936-02-23 1 A delegation of the Filipinos of e lnwy>re poititi Rfnq of m>s. Portillo and Messrs. M. Anciano. C. B. Arriola. E. *ndal. P. Domingo and F. Villanueva visited Mrs. Quezon at Raffles Hotel on the evening of Feb. 10 and paid their resneets to her. Mrs. Buencamino and107 words
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Article, Illustration79 1936-02-23 1 $100,000 Venture For Singapore Sineapcre, Saturday. ANEW cinema is to be built at the junction of Selegie Road and Short Street. The plans have been approved by Municipal Committee No. 4. Th? building will cost about $100,000. and there will be seating accommodation for 856 persons. Work79 words
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Article110 1936-02-23 1 A DEADLOCK Employers Issue An t Ultimatum rom Our aim i:ci><»tcr) [poh, Saturday. r rilK foundry worken now on strike, numbering over 800, i* i Kinta and Kampar, have now been given an ultimatum i>v the employera to resume work by Mondaj The strik- lias now heen110 words
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Article148 1936-02-23 1 To Visit BaUvia In H.M.S. Kent H.e. Vice~Admiral sir Chartoi t c. Little KCI! N.:\.il-C<uinnani I Ohief. China Station, proposes to visit Batavia in H M.S. Kent. The programme oi n>ea|Nß&fcjß m leave Singapore < dfn ;it Batavia from Mar. 9 I v« bark iil SiOßapore on148 words
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Advertisement8 1936-02-23 1 tor Itarf Sports Report* Head the ntim m8 words
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Advertisement12 1936-02-23 1 5 A.M. EDITION j S HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS (SEE PAGE 3) S12 words
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Article1782 1936-02-23 2 OPENING EARLY IN MARCH TRIAL TRIP Special Report For Sunday Tribune IT is now definitely established that a regular Imperial Airway- service between Penang and Hongkong v. ill be opened early next me nth. An ofTicial inn— f cm rnt is expected within the ne\t few da1,782 words
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Article175 1936-02-23 2 KU ALA LUMPUR WEDDING Well-Known Rugby Player Marries (From Our Own Report Kuala I umpur, Baturaay< CT. Mary's Church, Kuala Lumpur, was the scene of B fashionable wedding «o-day at which Miss Joy Lorraine Ferguson, elder daughter of Captain and Mrs. J 14 h\ i on Sung i Bui h175 words
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Article638 1936-02-23 2 MR FORRER (,oi s<; '•gFNTIMKNTS goodwill, loyalty and d«'\(»t ion have drawn u gether here to-da> on your »i. ture on well-earned long leave and to wish you a happy holiday and i safe return i«> this country," marked Mr. Chan .Jo<> Chua, Chief Clerk <•'■' the638 words
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Advertisement183 1936-02-23 2 CjP^ MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL Jj THIS WEEK MONDU WIhMSDW rKIDA^ COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to s.ir. p.m: DINNER i DANCE (informal) 9.30 to midnight TUESDAY, TIIIKSDAY SATIRDAV "i:< HESTRAL CONCEKT 8.11 lo 9.U pmi: SPECIAL DINNER i DANCE (formal) 9.46 to midni-ht \kaki r IPPBABmo NIGHTLY. EVY A MARNY S ng183 words
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589 1936-02-23 3 Amazing Complications Over F. A. League 's Decision LONDON TIN E RUBBER Market (ontinu.s Steady h Fine otrtspontmti London, Feb. 22, 1 p.m. r jMIK closing prices were as follows: LONDON feUßßtife Market Tone: Steady. Sput: 7 l H (clown 1 '52). April-.lune: 7' 2 (unchanged). LONDON TIN No Market.589 words
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Article398 1936-02-23 3 Scottish (up BIGHI GOALS B\ THIRD LANARK (Bg l»u- I'ilurim") AN important stage in the Scottish F.A. (up was completed \e>lrrda> when the Third Round «;h |>l:i\ed. teat tire of the results is Third Lanark's victory over Dumbarton b\ B tfoals to nil. I predicted398 words
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Article835 1936-02-23 3 FIRST DIVISION Goals. P. W L D. F. A Ps. •under] i2> 30 2) 9 4 75 39 46 Derby -fl> 3ft 14 7 t54 29 37 Huddor-nelri 30 15 8 7 47 43 37 Aim nal (1 i :>7 12 8 7 55835 words
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Article114 1936-02-23 3 German Vkw \LLK(iLi) Violation OF LOCARNO Berlin, Feb. 22. A COMMUNIQUE issued by a German news agency stated that Germany regards the Franco-Soviet agreement as a violation of the Locarno Treaty. a communique I ued In n ply n ijorti that m. HcrHot, speaking in the French Chamber,114 words
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Article272 1936-02-23 3 Speedy Irish Forwards Gain Th? Day London, Feb. tt. IRELAND beat Scotland at rugby 1 to-day by 10 points to 4 at Murrayfield. The weather was threatening and the turf was very soft as a result of yesterday's rain. The grame was witnessed by 50,000 spectators.272 words
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112 1936-02-23 3 PORTUGAL REFUSES To Consider Redistribution Of Colonies London, Fob. 22. PORTUGAL'S refusal to consider a redistribution of colonies was affirmed by the Premier, Senor Salazar, at a meeting of the Members of Parliament. He S3 id that Portuguese Colonies could not be discussed, as the matter was more one of112 words
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Article189 1936-02-23 3 P. W L. D F. APs. Celtic <2> 29 23 4 2 84 28 48 Aberdeen (6) 30 20 2 8 75 42 48 Rangers U) 28 20 2 6 84 22 46 Hearts <3» 32 18 9 5 77 44 41 Mothrrwrll <7> 29 15 6 8189 words
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Article, Illustration260 1936-02-23 3 U.S. Senator's Wife In Singapore JHAVE found that Eastern women are charming," says Mrs. Carev wife of Senator Robert T. D. Carey, n( Wyoming, who is now visiting Singapore She arrived with her daughter by the President Garfleld yesterday in the course of a pleasure trip round260 words
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Article21 1936-02-23 3 idon, F i; 22 Si ik is 4.99 P j 74-23 32. 141 0- ,d 19-78, forward 1 Wire I21 words
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Advertisement81 1936-02-23 3 fl| C A D A II 5 I! uLEHnANbE MILL IN E R Y FROM MONDAY AND ONE WEEK ONLY /^/^Z) EVERY HAT IN OUR STOKE (r^J&^l REGARDLESS 0 P C Os T i%£^ 'f \^^:t STRAWS, FELTS, BERETS, PICTURE HATS MODEL MATS, I Z ALL SIZES SHAPES AND A81 words
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Advertisement720 1936-02-23 4 THE STAR OF "LITTLE MINISTER" IN AN EQUALLY BRILLIANT PERFORMANCE! Jj**^ PREMIERE P A VII lON :J SHOWS! u.k.o.s production of booth-tarkington*s s. lu-DAi .>.!.) ().!.> H.1.) I I, g PULITZER PRIZE NOVEI "a U| wlf«lW^^^ EWERY (.IIIL (.\Xi> MAN) WILL I |^r U M V Wb&%»^- thrill in sympathy720 words
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Article, Illustration1268 1936-02-23 5 "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" A TRUE DRAMA Filmed With flawless Accuracy tfUTTNY On 'I I Bountj is undoubtedly the? most t adventure \n modern literature trritei Prank Lloyd, wh6 direi the picture, which come« to CapitoJ short] M.G.M. 'i« »3 opinion it is the1,268 words
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Article307 1936-02-23 5 GREAT TENOR I Nino Martini In Fine Film pRESH from radio triumph* and a sensational career in opera and concert performances, Nino Martini ■•n-ivc-s on the screen i f the Pavilion ineatre, this wi ek in his "Here's to Romance" to prove thil he ia not only307 words
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Article273 1936-02-23 5 Katherine Hepburn In "Alic Adams' CATHERINE Hepburn's mighty and faithful army of admirers whose last nam?, o f course, is Legion have been demand in", Ions; and loudly that their favourite appear as a modern American nirl face to face with life and life's problems as273 words
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Article279 1936-02-23 5 "Th? Great Impersonation" MONOCLE THE SOL DISGUISE I 1 VV() new and difft n-nt Bdmuii I Lowes will be seen .-it the w change at the Alhcmbra Theatre Universal^ l4 Th< fir* .t Impel ...n tion." In the exciting i sposure of what goes on279 words
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Advertisement381 1936-02-23 5 Doubled up fifa with Stomach W pains nf A i minutes //plater One mlnuta you are doubled op with pain, due to bloating r&a and burning i »'i In itomach. Take two r tJ) k U is, and two mlnutea It pain has gone. Otaardoj m i dr«f. it is381 words
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Advertisement124 1936-02-23 6 BhN EBbd ■Ik. ftflllH Sriaißi kIW .aHal #J "SWI BflSfP ir ■t^. A^< WONDERFUL GIFTS FOR OLD AND YOUNC. I I M I f I Cnßl ■B'ft^PJ 5 n^Stm I flftCfltfll z PrJjV I K^pnlnVl f I'll I iX^L '^^■■^Si^^blß^' i*^ *t If tlj^riß^Bßrt^lnlfcjf liaßTWi TTtIW -"i* J li/iJi/ *~^^£m124 words
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Article, Illustration1520 1936-02-23 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES Mi: h, ;r\ Bl i i BRWORTH craved Lift with u capital L. He was forty-two yeaj of age, ."Hi'l Life, he felt, had passed him by. had hi j i arned tor adventure and ,j i lull inM« ;.(i r>f thai >„. ira the pari owner1,520 words
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Advertisement118 1936-02-23 7 SOLVE THAT COLD TIFFIN PROBLEM! 3O VARIETIES of COOKED COLD MEATS AND COOKED SAUSAGES Every Day a Different Cold Lunch Menu Pressed Brisket Beef Pressed Pork Pressed Ox Tongue Pork Brawn Baked Ham Corned Silverside Beef Boiled Pineapple Ham Roast Leg Pork Tudor Pork Pies (Small) Wall's Pork Pies Wall's118 words
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Article, Illustration2196 1936-02-23 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. AFTER the very pretty wedd. tit Andrew Cathedral of "Mis.** Diana Munscm and Mi QOOTge Tatham a reception was held at 1, Nafltfm Hill, the re HW.rc oi Mr. Justice Whitley. The b«\uit:iwl wecldm:,' presents were li.->piayrd In the dining loom and therewere many telegram.s2,196 words
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Advertisement8 1936-02-23 8 Aft FOR gk STYLE f QUALITY VALUE 98 words
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Advertisement124 1936-02-23 8 V" J The California School of Hair- i i dressing offers the ideal profession 1 for Women. Courses In all branches i S of hairdressinu at a reasonable J tuition fee. Classes taught by i registered American operator. 1 No 9, MEYER MANSIONS, cor. i S N. Bridge Road Colcman124 words
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Advertisement136 1936-02-23 8 AN EXCLUSIVE RANGE OF STYLES IN SIIC TON FOR THE SPRING SEASON ON DISPLAY AT OUH SHOW-ROOM. YOUR INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED. SS4 I IM North Uridpo Rd. \Aux Chats Noirs' Exclusive Model Evening Gowns i I, Day Afternoon Frocks, Lovely Bags, Belts and Flowers. Phone 4085. 18, Battery Koad. T^136 words
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Article, Illustration440 1936-02-23 9 though !<I Baturdi I WA df ingor Club was no t as I'.. those held recently, tli was üb"u' It the !'in and merriment thn from i small in pie matter to pick most cd K Rum j lf r (l fi'- n< nd houlder440 words
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Article, Illustration134 1936-02-23 9 OU R FRASER'S HILL LETTER VISITORS to Fraser's Hill this w. -rk inled Mr. an.! MrWaugb item Kuala Lumpur. Mr and Mrs. Hodge and their little daughter from Baiu Pahat. Mi and Mr;: Sinclair, both lyers (the latter I coun ma neat ffr&f Mr Grenlcr. and Joyce Grenief. wh -so134 words
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Article148 1936-02-23 9 evening was very cheery, and dancinf? continued until the early hours of the morning. FRIENDS of Mrs Loke Yew have been 1 staying at Buona Vista, the ultramodern house on Lady Maxwell's Drive. Originally built by Major Keys of the Singapore architectural firm of Keyes :ind Dowdeswell. it148 words
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875 1936-02-23 9 QUEEN MARY CLUTCHES HER HANDERCHIEF Impressions Of King George's Funeral London Jim. 28. QUEEN Mary clutching her h.-ndkn-chiot and blinking rapidly to reBtrair hei tears. Princess Royal, her daushter. touching li'r hand in con--1 lation. This will for ever be my most poignant memory of the funeral of King George875 words
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Advertisement161 1936-02-23 9 Of all the treasures in the Orient jad< k is \ho one that is wi r hin the reach of all p<jckets and r.ivonr of all ta-te. send jade from poll < Sims* €*ll COIB^ SS, North Isrid^e Kwid _W •I* •> St^ On your way home drop in for161 words
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Advertisement92 1936-02-23 9 Kfe NEW .A A SHIPMENT k \l FUR FELT \J h HATS J^ in all latest colours Vj y Now on Display \i d\ Alu*y* Something N*w At f^t I I >j<L IHI IHII St MW IHIM.i '*~/A MAYNARD^S DUNHILL Smoking is undoubtedly a pleasure ol the senses, primarily of92 words
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Advertisement44 1936-02-23 9 lot MHnmnn mm EAU OE BEAUTE A gentle astringent, mild as summer rain which can be used freely on the most sensitive skin. $2.25 per bottle Made in the British Empire JVulAmd Fatmoui Beauty Preparations ■caw ltd uiii rlaii i.i nt n (i. Singapore.44 words
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Advertisement209 1936-02-23 9 The Gift Shop Song. m Daisy, Daisy. I'll be food and \r\u-. Your HAT\s lovely, it's just RUMk for you. GIFT SHOP hats for ever, They are so smarl and clever. So, if you'd go nap, Wear a GIFT SHOP hat And flowers of pink and blue 157, North Bridge209 words
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Article1076 1936-02-23 10 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds J\r F.l' within thr- >)'»<r,m< of all of us Hie <j. ire to paint. Ft wof u <«tn ever hopt bo join the fmnt ranks of t!." highest spoMttti of iii Mid plre to Academic )\ni\ in-, out there is1,076 words
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Advertisement61 1936-02-23 10 f^T^Jlt 'WEAKNESS 7j/ debility jfijAIMEM I A H^^>ESCHlENS'Syriii» kv of Haemoglobin Already 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy ALWAYS CURES, and gives health and strength. f*f better than serums, raw ni<>at, Medicated wines, etc. A. CLOUET CO-, LTD. SINGAPORE' OKTAINABLK FROM ALL DiSPfc^SARIES. mF i61 words
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Advertisement147 1936-02-23 10 SHIP INSPECTIONS I Port Sanitary Work At Manchester I is shown in the Medical Officer'?: reports submitted to the Port of Manchester Sanitary Authority that 268 vessels were inspected in the period Nov. 18 to Dec. 31 last, an increase of 29 In comparison with the corresponding period of 1934.147 words
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Advertisement222 1936-02-23 10 TIGER BEER IS II I:'. S T COLDS, ME AOACAES, SCIATICA ftifißH RUEU/M/Vnsn. TOOTMACME ENG AlTi^ TONG THE H,l H 31 I IMC \l HALL HE CHANCE OF A LIFE TIME There is an incomparable thrill In sing able to both recognise the chance a life.time and make the most222 words
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Article1239 1936-02-23 11 UI i T\\ i: DISC AitDS II s iiicipte i bridj \^e convt #-f information by whal are, in effect <ii- .u (i Tlpi |n« •Ju-air j., our (I ii i.,i i h contii echo or I i ignal ami mnilai b- you dj hiflrh < < #*<1,239 words
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Advertisement113 1936-02-23 11 I^^ JHbfc 4M V| «l_ •^2 \\v 3 c. for a Bigger and Better Bar Containing Two Pictu re Stamps 'his iv b€h piistime which nn<* kiv»w ho.w and girfa will find great fun. Vov will love ut I ini^ out the litfuro and completing the pic(»ne<. Ml you bftVC113 words
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Advertisement77 1936-02-23 11 S( NO AY TRIHUNi:. 'Phone: 5811 and 58i2. SUBSCRIPTION RATKS PAYABLE IN ADVANCE T)plivcrv li)<'ludir>gr li'dudirj? n* Dflec r P stago ••■<!•.» tf> I i'-«J ri'«- I.MS. Country Yearly $3.00 .10 $6.<»(> Half -Yearly $1.50 -52.70 $&0O Quarteriy b |0.76 $l.:'»r, |i qq SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. CopiM of back77 words
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Advertisement312 1936-02-23 11 1 NEW BEAUTY SECRET i TRANSFORMS DULL TEETH a\ <jh^^ jfl Scientific Antiseptic Dentifrice QuicUly Gives Teeth Their Natural Brilliance and Whiteness If you nr*' (MM of tIICM li.ivp Kverytinv cxevict svhi almost t, r ivcn up hope of ever I ia ••konvi <«nt. Every tooth anything that will make312 words
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631 1936-02-23 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sundav, Feb. 23, 1936. THE "MUST FIGHT" COMPLEX I IE! T OOMMANDF R Tots I mam. of the Japanese Navy, ha> written a book which, i English lied fapan Most Fighi Britain/ 1 ai d It n n given conBiderable prominence by the London Press, This being631 words
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1282 1936-02-23 12 C.H.Stanley Jones - THIS MALAYA How Do They Get That Way? C.H. Stanley Jones THK question above Ki or.*- I have often kcd myself during the years I have d in this country. It la probable that newspaper readers often asked it, too. in reference to cs like myself who dare, because they1,282 words
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Article631 1936-02-23 12 ANGLIUS - AN GLIUS AVIATION being so much discussed ip Malaya these days, I cannot do better than begin with a little flyillg story A M •>* THE Air pilot had to contend with mist, cloud, and heavy rain After u time, completely lost, he had631 words
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Article, Illustration2441 1936-02-23 13 ANGLO-CHINESE CO-OPERATION FINE RECORD History Of A Great Venlure the ynUU-u A nglo-Chii i I during this 1 be holding its 1 1 1 'ant part it ha< pla> playing in th> edw ingapoi •••ii for Mm- Sun- Lee Ihoon Knj/. 1,.\ "t th. A.CS2,441 words
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Article237 1936-02-23 13 A Controversy That Ended Happily The next two years, 189G-'.»7, .saw the cliool involved in a long controversy with a few Chinese leaders on the alleged proselytising carried on by the missionary teachers. 'This controversy started with a letter by 'Isaiah" regarding a report of the Rev. C.237 words
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Advertisement12 1936-02-23 13 That is why (g^w7 u/i>e mothers insist on yfrrax Zi^^^^^ /or habv12 words
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Article1162 1936-02-23 14 W. B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson r S In Which I Discourse On S I The Legislative Council's Recent Great Speed Burst I And Conjure Up Visions S Of What Would Happen j j In The Event Of The Record Inspiring Other Bodies In Malaya. I iLL over1,162 words
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Advertisement193 1936-02-23 14 V^-X-'lw BY ALL Si LAM S ™R *SHIP. AIR AND TRAVEL RAILWAY LINKS S NO iiOOhING FEES. 1 ChiiK'.-e SJ I A tic clients arc I > 1 br-it of attention and assistance. i:j9, Hobinson Hoad, Singapore. 7«>phnne r >yOB. OMEGA, TAV AWES (YMA IBWBIXKD i.i;\i:k movkmeni's. NICKEL POCKET from193 words
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Advertisement12 1936-02-23 14 o^fc£ GREAT EASTERN LIFE BLDG. Singapore i —n ir ii i i12 words
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Advertisement27 1936-02-23 14 f It 1 HUHMHLidM THE OPTICAL HOUSE "TiSEiTT C5 STAMFORD UOAD, N SINGAFOKK KYK WKAW Dispensing Spectacles A Specialit> i%. TAX. lt« k'lailionisl IK). M A.0.. BNO.27 words
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Article, Illustration823 1936-02-23 15 How It Megan NEARLY 1,000 CLUBS ORGANISED rpHE thnty-ln-t annn i s;ny of the Rotary movement is being Kluhmtrd to-day, [n SI yean it has qpread t<> nearly ho eountriei or ro^inn^ and cluhc are established in nearly 4,000 towns.* The man who founded this world- movement823 words
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Article1486 1936-02-23 15 LESSENS THE CHANCES OF LUNG TROUBLE A X extremely instructive lecture entitled "Choir and choir Singing" was delivered by Mr. John IfcNeish, the accomplished conductor (;f the Say Mia Tnp Choir at the Straits Chinese Epworth League, Kamponpr Kapor Church. The members of the League were1,486 words
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Article172 1936-02-23 15 Khodesian Motorists' Experience k RHODESIAN motorist has recently put on record his fortunate escape from what might have been an extremely costly ..cement. He instructed his native servant to drain the sump of his car and refill with fresh Gcim oil. a branch which he had been172 words
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Article327 1936-02-23 15 YOUNG JAPANES NUN To Convert India GAVE IT RICHES TO BE HERMIT (By Air Mail) Tokyo, Feb. 12, J^ 22-YEAR-OLD Japanese nun i to sail for India shortly to spend the rest of her life "convert ing" Indians t<> the Nichiren sect <>t Buddhism. This sect was founded by the327 words
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Advertisement8 1936-02-23 15 OLE AGENTS W^g M?Zft&? W77^kl/U/Mm^ MALAYA. uvs. 258 words
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Advertisement84 1936-02-23 16 j 1\ I u m m Mr M S. 1^ Mr I F5 i NEVE M ■MI KB THE CHIVALRY 'WALTER- IV J? MJ? A GIASS OF 1 U A Even Courtliness couldn't save Sir Walter from Queen Bess 1 Dungeon A r^ when his turn came— but a Sparkling84 words
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Article530 1936-02-23 17 HANYANG GIRLS' HIGH SCHOOL Fine Institution SIXTEEN YEARS OF PROGRESS Si Saturday. SnUATED in quiet eonser of KmtA Road, OV6P four mil<s away from the noiM and Mstle <>f the bmrfnewi (pttrter of Singapore, the Chin< X.'iiiv.MUL'- Girls' ll ijrh School continues t<> promote th<i M of education in the530 words
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Article, Illustration217 1936-02-23 17 First Found Intact In Ireland <By Air Mail) Dunloy. (County Antrim), Feb. 12 EXCAVATION beneath a megalith, a monument of the late Neolithic period, near Dunloy, County Antrim, has revealed the nrst completely prehistoric burial chamber to be found in Ireland. Mr. E. E. Evans,Reuter - 217 words
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Article94 1936-02-23 17 Reported On Increase In India (By Air Mail) Bombay, Feb. 12. The Bombay Presidency Women's Council has passed a resolution "urging the Government of India the strict enforcement of the Child Marriage Restraint Act." it is the opinion of the women's council that the practice of child marriageReuter - 94 words
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Article155 1936-02-23 17 Programme Of To-Night's Concert THE following is the programme of the concert to be given at the Memorial j Hall this evening, beginning at 9.15. by the symphony orchestra of the Singapore Musical Society: PART I Symphony No. I, Beethoven. Adagio molto, leading to Allegro con Brie.155 words
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190 1936-02-23 17 ALKAFF GARDENS Becoming A Popular Park Singapore, Thursday. ALKAFF Gardens, near the Junction 71 of McPhcrson and Upper Serangoon Roads, is fast develoDinß into an amus ment park with side-shows, stalls and cinemas. More than $100,000 was sr>ent to convert what was formerly a piece of swampy land, with nonds190 words
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Article206 1936-02-23 17 Poison Gas Through Keyhole (By Air Mall) Joliet. Illinois, Feb. 12. WHAT appears to have been a diabo- lical plot to murder an entire family by means of p-ison gas is being investigated by the authorities here. Five people escaped death only by a matter of seconds, accordingReuter - 206 words
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Advertisement139 1936-02-23 17 MEW UUCP WORKS WONDERS FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS Bisma-Rex is a now antacid treatment that is bringing welcoijM relief t»> peopjp who bare tuffered for years lrom the agoni« d stomach. Mr. 1 of Singapore writes "For a long time now I have been a sufTerer from ?astric pains 3 to139 words
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Advertisement235 1936-02-23 17 rtW\ W^T— i* -r PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE 'OAVI c PSSt s O I^^^ Ur 1S I>oint Examination, I t J i leSSS s Is A Conscientious Study Andl .f^nWVl3 V/ L' ~J ;*S \W&&\ S Covers Every Possible- Eyel k %A\J|CViT^- 4 i Deficiency. j f*** iIC^NIV^ 1235 words
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Advertisement223 1936-02-23 17 A VIEW OF THE ALKAFF GARDENS J<C HO* MAN S'S r s-^ "Tf THAT a surprising diffcronro Wntor- W b ury'« Compound has mado in my life! I greet each day with new vigour f work without fear of fatigue rnjoy my leisure hours with unbounded MM "I have almost223 words
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Article859 1936-02-23 18 The rvsult of it was that the Judge fHUltod a deer»'<» nisi to Mrs. Mildred Sybil Adrenne Michel], of Thornlawraftdt West Norwood. HUSBANDS SUIT DISMISSED He dismissed a petition for divorce presented by Mrs. Michell's husband, Mr. William Edward Harput Michell, draper, of Market-place, penzance. Mr.859 words
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Article65 1936-02-23 18 JUDGE'S VIEW Husband's Suit A Sham ALLEGATIONS that a husband encouraged kissing between his wife and young student with whom they wen* both acquainted figured in divorce case which Sir Boyd iCmimaa dmribtd as "one of the ftmngtst, and, in some ways, one of the most pitiable65 words
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Article204 1936-02-23 18 Former P. 0. Captain I Juried At Sea CBj An Mail i Dover, Feb. G. AFTER sailing the teal for nearly half a century, 38 yean ol which were spent in the service of the P. and O. Line, Captain C. H. Allin has been204 words
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Article92 1936-02-23 18 (By Air Mail) London, Feb. 12. pM^nke on four R^od^sian postal.stamps has proved worth £76 at a London stamp auction. The stamps were £1 stamps issued in IQlo— the year King George V came to the throne. Besides the portrait of thp Kin?T. they bear a portraitReuter - 92 words
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Article608 1936-02-23 18 POOREST YEAR ON RECORD llnjit' Loss A VERY GLOOMY II TURE THK Cc> lon Railwa> Department has reached critical stage. Its income has fallen Meadily during the la>t few years, and hopes of rtCOYffN lag (ho lost traHir appear remote, reports ihe Times of (c\lnn,608 words
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Article482 1936-02-23 18 British Ownership ANNEXATION" BY THE I.S. (By Air Mail) London. Feb. HREE British islands in the Pacific have been "annexed" by the Jnited States of America. They are small coral islands, allost exactly half-way between lawaii ami Australia. Their im>ortance lies in their position on482 words
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Article141 1936-02-23 18 Muscles Grafted On Useless Eyelids (By Air Mall) London, Feb. 12. A 5- YEAR-OLD boy -blind from birthcan now see perfectly as a result of two delicate eye operations performed in London. The operations arc believed to be the first of their kind. The child had soundReuter - 141 words
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Article111 1936-02-23 18 Queen Astriti Statue For Paris (By Air Mail) Paris, Feb. 11 A Bronze Bast of Queen Astrid. the young Queen of the Belgians who wjs killed in a motor accident last August, has been offered to the Paris Municipality by the National Federation Belgian War Volunteers. The bustReuter - 111 words
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Advertisement142 1936-02-23 18 du/vtkefa pto&ofi of ike titonde/itfuA cubing, p/wpe/UieA off. ill ;i€S^^■l 111 §A^s^^r<s a ,^e°>^ Thousands have testified to the efficacy 000^^ 00^' of 'ASPRO.' and thousands more have proved by use that 'ASPRO' dctf r r.ootbes away the excruciating pains of Lumbago, t Sciatica. Neuralgia. HeacSachcC. etc. It quickly stops142 words
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Article1039 1936-02-23 19 Dragon - Dragon (By SINGAPORE SELANGOR MATCH UwUolion Received By S.fi.A. t stiff Task For Local Team Utetinu Of Mahutm, i. social ion To lie (alUd Alleged Crimping Of Players In Pen* i Menace To Th, Game* Progrtu AN* invitation hi received by 1 Siii>. r .ii"»i Badminton Ai1,039 words
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Article1156 1936-02-23 19 Sixth Anniversary Celebrations Of Marigold RJ\ Siotig 800 To Celebrate Similar Occasion To-Day Office-Hearer* Ot Forget-Me-Not Party Interesting Local Iletns (By "Clubman") i HOST enjoyabW week-end was spent by tlu* members of the Marifbld Badminton Party and friends on Saturday and Sunday last when the sixth anniversary1,156 words
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Article, Illustration921 1936-02-23 19 Coroner's Warning TREATMENT OF I INVALID WIFto AN inquest on the body of Polly Collier Orton, wife of J. Louis Orion, psychologist and author, ww held at Denham by the South Bucks Coroner (Mr. J. Baily Gibson). Mr. Reginald R. A. Johnson ap- petred for Mr. Orton.921 words
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Advertisement25 1936-02-23 19 \K\V U'miNTMKNT 1 O|.ll(;l i 21 Hie W-.iL Ollu mi ral Vfoounl ri VC ha •>etn appointed Pdi-::: tii. Stall Culler -..in.! Rrlti.si Omcial Win25 words
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Article623 1936-02-23 20 PREPARATIONS IN IPOH MONEY VOTED Will The Courts Be Sufficient? (By "Forward") I'HE visit, over the week-err!, to looh, of the Taiping Ram* biers, an excellent team of temis players fron the cipital of Perak State, recalls to mind the COdtly improvements that are now being' taken623 words
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Article, Illustration378 1936-02-23 20 Trial Games PREPARING FOR THE LEAGUE (B> "Full Back") U > iEB nthuaiaati arc keenly looking forward to th»- forthin:- I.- ikl Cup Competition l he I rta first ami. naturally ChiVf ii teresi will h«> centred <»u Division I in which their are three newcomers—378 words
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Article, Illustration574 1936-02-23 20 Home Turf News IMPORTANT RIDING CHANGES London, Jan. 2.'i. IT has been suggested that Gordon Richards, tru* champion jockey, has already in mind the time when he will retire from the saddle and take up the duties of trainer. Intimate friends, however, knew that he had shaped574 words
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Article, Illustration244 1936-02-23 20 .Many Changes LONGER OURSE AND SEVERE TESTS (By Air Mail) London. Feb. 1 1. r pIIIS year's air race for the King's ('up the fifteenth will be markedly different from previous contests. Aircraft entered will be divided into the foUdwing three classes for the purposes244 words
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Article, Illustration123 1936-02-23 20 Australian Team For America Barasota, Flu PEGRGE R Jacobs, president of the >* Professional Golfer."' Association of America, said recently that a challenge for possession of the Lake g-lf trophy Was cabled hero by the P.G.A. of Australia, and will be accepted. An American team won the trophy123 words
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Article, Illustration255 1936-02-23 20 THE NEW KING SPORT His Favourite Game Is (iolf Everyone Is confident thai the new Kin will prove a wonderful patron Of all forms of sport. His own favourite game Is g If, to which he has devoted himself with a keenness very unusual in amateur players of the game.255 words
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Article224 1936-02-23 20 School Of Tennis For Young Players EVER .sine: she turned professional. cue cf Mile. Suzanne Lengfen'l pet mbftloi been to open a school of tennt! for young players. Fme t ni; .> he emus to Londci to investigate the possibility or opening one »n the Metropolis, but nothing224 words
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Article, Illustration508 1936-02-23 20 KOXIKG Return Hal lie YOUNG FRISCO M\\ RETURN (By k.0.") JOE Diamond is a credit to Malay. boxing. After seeing the manner in which "Baby" Johnson trimmed Ignacio Fernandez, there must been very few, if any, who fancied Diamond s chance win ii he i matched with508 words
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Advertisement46 1936-02-23 21 r^~^^BßßKi^2Xi> %t^3m l flS*!inßGn nM Jk^ i VAb *^^yßßßHb^Bi^^ vPiEtJC -V-lßfet i<-" B^Jflß"vßi I nbBA V^Jbl _T^S^sbcKßi "b *BBM BA Bm U Ik BJ IPVIH'^V )#'i^BJßVJ'^^^^Bl IBj fU ft bßv <bfl Ewk WH I oftDCW^ BMB BTTMBl^n^Li'MiMiy^*^^ \I r BJ B^ vK^^^fiH SB» V nW^'^"*^™ WEKK46 words
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Advertisement468 1936-02-23 21 IN DESPAIR WITH r RHEUMATISM •Id* There Wu Nothing to Live For* 1 Whether you have rheuma badly as thl an had It, or i you merely I ll twi> von will certa nl) anow how such cured "I feel T woman write i since this tim Knischen Salts. 1468 words
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Miscellaneous680 1936-02-23 21 BRITISIi UMPIRE PROGRAMMES gtlmtionisl Publishing Supplicfl Band j ra „Mi <•><• 1 Hti metres y t ;m rt l» m to 7 H p.m. »n<l sn ':> to >M>:t P- m '> K-* mrln 111 iiks.) from pmi and «•>.!? ILfS ni tn •,i n i from uJO p in.680 words
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Miscellaneous1182 1936-02-23 21 111 n i n ii il,. North* rn Li 1 leader, Philip Whltewi conductor, K Oodfrey Brown. Jamo.3 'Pianoforte!. Orchestra- Coro•n March <Th<- Prophet* <Meyer- rhe Butterflies 1 Bah \Y°'fV Aubade; Egyptian Ballet Luiglni) James M-xxiy: Idyllr (L Jjetnen, Caprice bohemien (Bmetana), windmills (Moeran), Btincelles <M< fOWStt). Orchestra; Monckton Melor1,182 words
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Miscellaneous695 1936-02-23 21 RADIO-COLONIAL, FRANCE TO-DAY Wavelength 25.23 Metres -11,880 k< 420 pjn Recorded music. 435 pm. News in French. 5.03 pm Newi In English. Eiul ol LransnUssloii. Wavelenuth 10 68 metres 1 15.244 krs/> 6.15 pm. Programme announcement. 6 20 p.m. -Concert relayed from tiadfc) Paris. 7.20 pm News in »nyH«h 7695 words
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Miscellaneous497 1936-02-23 21 NIROM STATION TO-DAY 1 1«' 53 a.m.— Concert by the Nirom i Orchestra, ((inducted by Carel van der Bijl 11.25 am Vocal recital by Leo Morein. I 1148 a.m. Church carillon. f 11.50 a.m. Variety prcgramme by the 1 j Nirom Orchestra. 12.20 p.m. Variety lunch-hour pro■nime. 1.10 p.m Nirom497 words
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Miscellaneous503 1936-02-23 21 BERLIN STATION DJN 31.45 metres (9,540 kca), DJB 19.74 metres (15,200 kcs.), DJA 31.38 metres (9,560 kca.). TO-DAY 405 p.m Call DJis. djn (German, English i. German Folk Song Programme Forecast (Geim Engi.i. Outstanding Broadcasts of the Week 420 p.m. Introducing....! 4 50 p.m. News and Review of the Week503 words
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Article988 1936-02-23 22 Annual Report ACTIVITIES DIKING THE TEAR Singapore, Monday. THE sixteenth annual meeting of the fturtsian Association of Singapore will be heUl at thr Singapore Rot' it'on Ciub on Monday, March 2, at 5.15 p.m. The report ami etatemcilt of accounts <>t trie flMocfation have i.f-fn ml to988 words
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Article442 1936-02-23 22 His Work For Welfare Oi Malacca (From Our Oxen Correspondent) Malacca. K'-ij. 21BY the death of Captain Tan 800 Hock. J. P., Malacca has lost a man who played a prominent and valuable part In promoting the welfare ol th Settlement. The second son of442 words
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Article77 1936-02-23 22 singapoi-p. &atwruay. Mr. Ong Chin Jco, a Chinese motor;v C ]rt v/ho was involvicl m an accident in Kallang Read shortly after eteht o clock on Thursday night was th^^ morning chanred before MV. Korman Grice, th? Second Magistrate with •ausiiwr rrievous hurt to a Taj namrd77 words
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Article894 1936-02-23 22 Specially Written For The Sunday Tribune Til follow 'v notes have been specially compiled, by Malayan reader, for Hie Nunt'av Tribune: Waiting For The End TOMORROW IS ALSO A DAY. b; Dent, OH Lord WeyiN dying. His grandson and heir, Carl, hurries back from Ireland and thi894 words
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Article291 1936-02-23 22 VERY STEADY BUT QUIET Buyers Dfeptay Caution Sing»p r< Saturri Rubber (Sini J u Ct. Marki Tom ly, Quiet Tin (Singapon i ••'h'-. 1 do To-day's Pl'Ji— London 7 .;<!., up ■.■<]. Market Tone v i Steady. New York: 15 1116 d ,up t< Market Tone: Qui<291 words
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Article75 1936-02-23 22 LTALL EVATT'S DAILY REPORT Stagapore, Bi MINJNCi: Continued in ere I in local shares, Pulau nited ;it 38 cent K »nd Ulu Klangs wanted at .7 dividend. North.s In t >; Luas on reports of ui'put have improved to $1.39 ouyi lPt! Kinta $5/>0 $5.65. T .'.don* fit $1.72, Hong75 words
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Article112 1936-02-23 22 Malacca ommissioner Resigns (From Our Own Correspondent) M. At the Municipal I dd 1\ Wednesday, with permis lon l President. Mr Tan StM commission cieT the resignation of Mr. i Martin. Et said thmt Marti: i served a., a com in I >r nea year;;. Mr.112 words
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Advertisement328 1936-02-23 22 < TIIK w "GREAT" by rravon of lhc f.ut tHai i' p/-i-»il tile i»i >r'> t»-<n :i «Mi:irt*»r f»f 1 1 wt»n 11 Imm 1 !i- ft up lir^e 'm> .n'-s :»H nvrr <; 1 i:;tr;idii- oil modern ..»ti> i'. nrCfl :mpI fmm i.<T '»uitM(t. iri made t!,r tr..; t328 words
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Article, Illustration438 1936-02-23 23 NEW MUNICIPAL COMMISSIONER Mr. Slow P©h Leitg VIEWS ON COUNCIL REFORM ALTVOI QH be Ji.in m tire«l from hii lit*' < li.iiiLin:; Mr I'. I) i purr's nrui'4 Municii I foininissfoiter, tUM tak«*v l k» n interest in public (flairs. If I ii i '>!. ile for the rrvi\al in.438 words
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Article44 1936-02-23 23 Auckland Puts l T p (Jood Score A' 1 'i close ol play, Auckland tutei n eta ideclarlrl) v. i white and thr I>|- <|»\ hii pi. i rt 53 iK>« mil < c replied \\«:1» M i- HO w»ck( 54 not nu\ Reuter.44 words
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Article530 1936-02-23 23 CRICKET AT THE A.C.S. Mutch PAST BOYS BEAT STUDENTS Smgapjre, Saturday. TIIF Irsf of scries of spcrting 1 fixtures between Pavt and Present Boys of the ACS. in celebration of the Fiftieth Anniversary of the school, was played on <he S.( .K grcm.d t;>-u.)v vhen the530 words
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Article214 1936-02-23 23 Novice s Competition In March tiik Novice* 1 OompetlUon orginlmi by 1 the Singapore Amateur Boxing As•or ■•'-ul begin on March 9.' fcne above competition rhould e hon. secretary. H A iva r v mate Prison, Johore Bahru before March 1. The l .50 cts. per mn< d214 words
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Article132 1936-02-23 23 The (Jflefttl Badminton Party will be celebrating its third anniversary at the easide bungalow of Mr. Aw Boon Haw. Paslr Panjang, on Saturday and Sunday. March 7 and 8. Land and sea sports, annual dinner, annual general meeting, anci a reception to friends and members are ,»me of132 words
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Article26 1936-02-23 23 The annual ff?ntr»? "leetina: of the Straits Chinese Recreation Club will be hcici oji rriday, Feb. 28, at 5 p.m. at the club-house.26 words
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Article77 1936-02-23 23 Y.M.C.A. Cricketers Open Thsir Season Singapore, Saturday. IN a home and home cricket match by 1 the Y.M.C.A. played on their gruond at Anson Road this afternoon Mr. Willis's eleven beat Mr. Fong Lim's team by 25 runs. •A. Gibson played well for the winner* and was77 words
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Article134 1936-02-23 23 The inter-team ping-pong tourna- I ment of the August Badminton Party, Singapore, will begin to-day when the "A" team meets the "B" team. This week's fixtures are as follows: Monday: "C" Team v. "D" Team. Wednesday: "E" Team v. "F" Team. Friday: "A" Team v. "G" Team. At134 words
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Article147 1936-02-23 23 Sikhs And "(rocks" Beaten 'From Our Own Report' Kuala Lumpur, Sa'urd.u THE Selangor Club defeated the Sikhs at cricket on the Padai.g here by 13 runs. The Club scored 128 runs, J. G. Wyatt contributing 57. Shan-sher S'nffh was the most successful bowle. capturing four wickets for147 words
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Article113 1936-02-23 23 Ladhs* Club Championship Fhst Round THE following are the iesults ot the nvst round of the above eompetiI ion Mrs. S. N. Kelly beat Mrs. J. Ba<;nall. Mrs. J. Moncur beal Mrs W. A. Phipt>s 5 and 4. Mrrv C. R. Cherry beat Mr« E A. Elder113 words
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Article200 1936-02-23 23 K. O - TO-NIGHT'S BIG BATTLES K.O. Ol.\ Natori Of Raphael? JOE EAGLE 01 I U> BEAT MARQI 1 VuNK of the J who h;t\ 2 iail ipore •roused inter* i i- Mr. Hell's latest imp'- UltlOll Bichi Sato. They juv Japan' i beat been brought out at i DIFFI('i:i I TO J200 words
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Article45 1936-02-23 23 The following hai pted t<» i»i iy Association football C i n Monday. Pcb R. Mel. Whytc; capt N. L. Hammond anc< p o'Neil Dunne: H v Welch hroke and F !>. 'nil V. mum M. g. Mill E MacCreanor, a a P. Viuckiitnp.45 words
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Advertisement208 1936-02-23 23 TIGERITES.3 s S.M ANLASTLY.THE WHOLE h BLINKIN' BERTALLION Jfe "T AS ©OT TER STICK TER /'■Jhe-~r*>. TIGER BEER \k^T\ AN NONE HOTMER I<\ f^~' AN WQT/SES QQ£S' fwMOLE BLINKING BATAilion] is^X^C > '-C I y\ VVITM ONE BLINKING VOICE s/\ fS AN 6°^ DOWN WELL c£v X) L~ < "i208 words
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Article, Illustration166 1936-02-23 1 m A scene from "Fang and Claw," wh ch will be shown at the Alhambra soon. Frank Buck who made "Wild Cargo" and "Bring 'Em Back A latest, taken in tho Malayan Jungle, is "Pang and Clan I iK n b vs Learning to166 words
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