Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 8 March 1936

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    Masthead
    12 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol I— NO. 12. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH, 8, 1936.
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    GERMANS MARCH INTO THE RHINILAND ZONE
    70 1 EUROPE TENSE I DENUNCIATION OF ii TREATIES PEACE OFFER? "THE PEOPLE DO NOT WANT WAR" Berlin, Mar. 7. GERMAN TROOPS HAVE ENTERED THK DEMILITARISED ZON E. LATER. GERMANY HAS DENOI\( CD THE LOCARNO TREATY AND OFFERS TO ill': LOCAUN*. I»OWERS TO NEGOTIATE A NEW
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    THE HE-OCCUPATION
    77 1 Troops Frantically Cheered Herlin, Mar. 7. I KUMANV assured all foreign ambassadors that Germany is sending only a few battalions into the Rhineland as a demonstration unostentatiously and does not intend a re-occupation of the Khineland in force. report from Cologne states thai the re-occupation started at •">
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    LOCARNO POWERS MEET
    25 1 Paris, Mar. 7. >l. ri.mfiin has summoned Meeting <>f the repreaeatathrea f \hv I Dcarno Power*, minus Germany, for <> p.m. to day
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    BRITISH ATTITUDE
    135 1 this morning, alter which he went to Chequen to consult Ifr. Stanley Baldwin, the Prtmier. No special meeting of the Cabine is being held but the ministers will discuss Herr Hitler at the Cabinei Meeting which was previously arranged fbr Monday. The German Ambassador called on Ifr. Eden
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    "DOUG" MARRIED
    34 1 I irnous Film St;»r WMh Lady AshVy Paris. ."Mar. 7. Mr. l>oui;l •> I airb.mks. the famous film star, who was formerly marrird It Man I'irkrord. mirried' Lady Ashle\ here this morning Reuter
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    "Tension Between Nations"
    411 1 Tension Between Nations HERR HITLER'S SPEECH GERMANY'S RIGHTS "V\ar (iod Marches On" V i Uc lin IVl'ir /T Dvl I Illy »»l€»l« IN the course of his speech, 1 Herr Hitler saH: "We feel it most unfair that access to the Mfl Of a nation oi 53,000,000 people should be
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    ITALY ACCEPTS
    95 1 [^ague's Appeal F>r Peace London. Mar. 7. r N Rome this morr.ing there was 1 m< cting oi' the Cabinet tant matters befor? it wafc to on? icier the appeal of the Committee of- Tlwrteen lor the Iminrdln p ©ppii.ii* of negotiations \v»thin the framework of t!>e League
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    SEVEN POINTS
    170 1 Conditions Of Return To The L ague B.»rlin, Mar. 7. IT is reported that the following are the thief points in the note hamicri by llerr Hitler to the Ambassadors to-day. (1) (iormanj attacks th<^ Locarno l\u t because of the Franco- Russian <:>> Germany regards h?i-elf free
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    PLEBISCITE ON MARCH 29
    24 1 Keuter's correspondent in Berlin und*»r«jtinds that a Plebiscite on Herr Hitler's foreign nnlirv will be held on March It. Reuter
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    BEAUTIFUL AND ADVENTUROUS
    802 1 Aloha WaitderweM NOTED TRAVELLER ITS MALAYA "T<HIS expedition is the third I have undertaken and it is sponsored by the famous W.L.W. radio stations of America," said Aloha Wanderwell in the course of an interesting chat with the Sunday Tribune yesterday. The intrepid Aloha, who has been
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    NEW ATTEMPT BY AMY?
    66 1 The Mollisons On Future Plans •By Air Mail* Sydney, Feb. 27. MR. Molllson stated that he anticipated that Mrs. Mollison would shortly make another "solo flight to Australia. on his arrival unexpectedly at Monterey to-day "for a rest." When Mrs. Mollison has completed her Australia flight,
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    DISASTROUS FIRE IN TAIPING
    317 1 200 HOMELESS Seventeen Houses Destroyed (From Our Own Correspondait laiping. Saturday. OM:k 200 are homeless as the result of a big fire which broke rut about 1 p.m. to-ilay, here Mi destroyed about 1* houses. As far as can be ascertained there are no adult casualties
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    LEAGUE AN! SCOTTISH CUP FOOTBALL
    487 2 FIRST DIVISION SURPRISES Derby's (Jood Win RANGERS BEAT ABERDEEN HpIIE position In the English Football League continues to grtto more and more interesting as th» i close of the season approaches. Yesterday's matches Were productive of some unexpected results. Sunderland, who are on top of
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    RANGERS WIN THROUGH
    138 2 RANGERS WIN THROUGH Fourth Round Of Scottish Cup BY "THE PILGRIM* 1 AS I expected, the Ringers won ih A. tie in the Fourth vouno. ol the ScCttish F.A. Cup y ,uay, bea Aberdeen by the only goal scored in the match. The g&hie must have been v:ry keenly contested
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    NEW RADIO PHONE
    76 2 Service Established Between Britain And Kenya A direct radio-telephone service bectareen Britain and Kenya wan inaugu rated this afternoon with an exchahgi of greetings. The speeches at the opening ceremony which were broadcast wer.3 made In London by Mr. J. H. Thomas, Secretary fcr the Colonif- Mai
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    HOME RUGBY
    108 2 London, Mar. 7. The following rugby matches were played to-day: Reuter. Royal Navy 3 The Army 12 (at Twickenham" Aldershot Seiv. 7 Wasps n Bedford 16 Royal Air Force 6 Coventry 10 C.M.T. 11 Guy's Hospital 3 Abeiavon 21 Leicester 11 Harlequin* 14 Llanelly 3 Gloucester 5 London
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    POSITIONS IN THE LEAGUE TO DATE
    1046 2 Goals. c P. W. L. DF.A. Ps Sunderland (2) 32 21 6 5 80 45 47 Derby (6. 32 15 8 9 57 33 39 Huddersfield (6) 32 15 8 ***** 39 Arsenal D) 29 13 8 8 60 32 34 Birmingham <10> 30
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    BRITAIN'S DEFENCE PROPOSALS
    230 2 "POIIO2 Power GREAT CQNI RIBUTION TO PEAdE London, Mar. 7. QjPEAKING last night In regard to Britain's new defence proposals, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain, snid thai representative of one of the smaller powers \r Europe, on hearing of these measures, remarked: "That romes
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    LONDON TIN AND RUBBER
    48 2 Market T<r< Steady 'From Our Financial Correspondent) London, Mar. 7, 1.30 p.m. 'FHE dosing prices were as follows LONDON RUBBER Market Tone: Steady Spot: 7 17)32 (unchanged). July Sent.: 7\ (down 1 :>:2). LONDON TIN No market. CROSS-RATK London* New York: 4.9* (up 4
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    GUNNERS ON THE TARGET
    161 2 B.C.C. Wickets Fall Ch:aply Singapore, Saturday. I >l HE Singapore Uricket vivo received A an overwhelming defeat in their flrrst cricket match this season when they were beaten by the Royal Artillery on the Padang to-day by three wicKstB and 102 runs. The wicket was rather
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    EXCHANGES
    28 2 o London. March Sterling on New York Is 4 08-rnr» I Peris 74-IRI6. Go^d 141 rt-1 ?d Silver SrwH 10-5 16 forward 19-1 r British Official Wireless
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    GERMAN PROBLEM
    559 2 Mir Alleged Lust For War To many people the German problem W&£ Her aliened lust tor dormant, isive Intentions and her devilish ability v. iih which, it wa lieved, the wiis .tble to o her opponent' I'hfl German., were no le now than other Europeans and wanted same
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      291 2 fafHes ffortd MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL 4 VJt^<^ a> THIS WEEK MONDAY, Ui DM SDW A, I ItIDAY. COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 Us 8.16 p.m. DINNER A DANCE (informal) 0.. 4> ,0 to midniflrht 111 SDAV THIKSDW. (m MF-TKAT. COXCKKT 1.15 to 0.15 p.m. H'KMAL IiINNKR k DAN»'K (formal) fe.46 to midnight.
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    MR. HUBBACK REPLIES
    657 3  - M R. HUBBACK REPLIES MR. BUCK I O in A Ciass By Yourself" Mi; i K. Hubteckf MC Warden, h;i> jiM returned i n»|>\ i Id tu he has Mat to Mr. I M RU|| .t»f! <;ther jun«'le llms. lln '»»< h > s pubi,. I 'jelim. |> k Of
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    MR. HACHIRO ARITA
    37 3  - MR. HACHIRO AR ITA Sin Chew Jit Poh Nanking, March r. the Japanese AmenUau yesed appitolA- both China and me written characters .mdly towards each OttV (1 I hope 'hat their* n to promote the liriwecn the
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    JOHORE WEDDING
    329 3 Guests Prom All Tarts or Malaya 'Frovi Our Own Corretpondent) J(> 'in v. Mar. 5 TEH .<ci this afternoon Moll :mea Salleh, .son of tin- tote Ungku Ismail ii. and Ungka Moriah bintl Ml In Abi dau U Muibou.-:. a ter, Iftoar, and I i Ungku Data. :>'
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    PASSENGERS BY AIR
    172 3 The following are p ri by kirn and KNILM pi Arrived from c and India b\ KLM-planc K. tila on 2:— Mr. L Onderwiizpr Dr I H Left foi N.E.I, by KT.M-p'ane Kretilang" on March 2- Mr. E. G. Taylor Cart. D. 1 pe c. l\ :i
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    DRESSES AT THE RACES
    439 3 Uritfhl Afternoon BY Ol'it WOMAN CORRESPONDENT AFTER the dull morning yesterday, the weather cleared up beautifully for the races in the afternoon. There waa a vt^vy targe attendance and some beautiful grown* wer by ih women folk there La on looked charming In hei beige georgette
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      102 3 l A*^ v3 V^^9T m 9 li ■rt' IflUnijtf. o "O/ Human bondage", iiarring W llJKk"^ hutVhVnVon m^ GEORGE BRENT imJ^ COLIN CLIVE, FfcGGY WOOD ■SSPL HENRIETTA CROSMAN j^Jp^V C.AUBREY SMITH The second of Warner Bros. Magiiiicent line-up of colossal screen events. Movie-goers have long since learn d lo look
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      292 4 Her Hair Grew Thick And Long Again toMi-hiMK Krsiilts by Kotalko •J n.is almost bald," v.: Annii i tried all k i i. ol j.'' *<r tments, but the f;iii- 'M n m uf m] h if continued was advisrii to try Kola I ku. my f i% joy dla
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      207 4 HELD OVER i J^ SO POPULAR, WE HAD io GIVbJ fZ^r I?^*1 IT ANOTHER TWO l» s <• O HURRY ALONG TO SEE liu.s. ,/V \n COMEDY LAUGH 111 I THEX v \\l r WHOLE TOWN IS CHUCKUNGV N /^4 3.15^6.15 9.15 IJ X PAVHJOX I" \y 11 kis k
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    KING SOLOMON OF BROADWAY
    352 5 FAST MOVING FILM FINE CAST Music, Comedy And Drama PRESENTING thai irresistible star Hollywood who makes a great man} heart* teat faster, beautiful D Page of the golden void' ami Kdmund Lowe, who ihrayi give* •>" outstanding perfoimai |)|M*ar in 1 al'fl fastmo i iin;i v
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    LILIAN HARVEY IN NEW FILM
    265 5 Fine Setting In "Let's Live To-Night" THE" charm and to it of the Medi--1 torn: m etting In "Lot's Live To■h op< irtly at the Pavilion Ih provides an entrancing; background the captivatlnc tow the lilm unfolds. Cc-star-Lilian who has never ap>l more beautiful and
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    WILLIAM POWELL AS SPY CHIEF
    474 5 "Rendezvous" ROSALIND RUSSELL CO-STARRED "RENDEZVOUS" which qpeni *i the Pavilion Theatre shortly la the startling, dramatic story of the U.S. Cryptographic Bureau as told by the man who organised and headed it throughout the World War. Based upon Major Herbert O Yardlev's sensational best -seller
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    EDMUND LOWE AND DOROTHY PAGE
    336 5 "KING SOLOMON OF BROADWAY" ,|F Kiin> Solomon were alive to-day ami can it* to Broadway, he undoubtedly would select many of its glamorous jrirls to add to his haram. However, Edmund Lowe, as "Kin? Solomon," has only one Sheba. But she is enough, the jroryeous
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    GUIDE TO COMING FILMS
    733 5 "Easl Of Jmu" And 4 /V ndezvouB* ••p.-i.M 01 .java a Universal picture screening at the Alhambra, with Charl< Bickford, Elizabeth Young Lsslie Feutoti Frank Afbertoii Clarenc< Ifus Siegfried Rumann and Jay c;u buena Adapted from the novel "Tiger I land" an.l directed by Oeo. MUM
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    "THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEH"
    433 5 Poignant To-Day As it W as IS Centuries Ago DICHES and power avail a man no--11 thii for happiness and peace can I- attained only through devotl one's sell to othei n l thl i truth i v gentlene whlcli w to the •-i iin
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    "TWO FOR TO-NIGHT"
    271 5 Ding Crosby Does The Tap-Dance niN«.i CROSBY, who has entertained D millUns with his Ii In has at last realised a crel ambition to be a tap da net r In his latesi Paramount picture, 'Two Wot To-night," featuring Joan Bennett. Mar} Btoland and Lynne Overman. 1.,
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    SURVIVORS FIGHT FOR EXISTENCE
    306 5 Savag< Beasts CHARLES BICKFORD MAULED O-N i I i i hi ill'.n;- and U •■< ..il ,im.;l« productions is Uni- < »al "i i .la i tarring 1 1 1 1 k h liul lord, opening .it the Alhambra theatre. Biekford, caflf a an A;. rican
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    APPALLING HAVOC PORTRAYED
    362 5 In "The Last Hays Of Pompeii" THE smashing destruction ol entire city by v leanic eni] 'arthquake and tire is brought to s*»ref»ti by "T! Last Days Of Pompeii," In wliat is suiil to be 000 of tin spectacular sequences evei Hinted f( motion picture Entire sections
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    CLERGYMAN'S FRANK LETTER
    154 6 llou He Reduced His Waistline liy I 1 2 lnchrs I In m J< light i <hi* b r i .;i« l< rgyiM.-in: Lett* i n .ni '-i I t<> ri. to u!l >ou how ntfndi I ha ed by tml m^ thai .ills. When karted I
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    Contract Bridge
    962 6 THE ART OF LEAD THROWING (By "Horaliu*") r rHK trick yielding value of ca doe > i. A dfep entirely on their t. njth, but on their position aa well Thus, though a King credited as being vrorth half a hick during the Auction, its actual value bi
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    BURIED FOR MONTH YET LIVES
    119 6 Man Trapped When Cave Collapses Barcelona. A man ha.s been rescued in Mojacar after being buried for a month. He is Onofre Canella*. He stopped to rest in a cave while out huntfttf. The roof fell m and buried him up to the armpits before
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    MALACCA'S CITY PARK
    285 6 Gives Plaoe To Modem Dance Flail f Oftl Our Own I u/rm the closure ol th< I Malacca people win i amusement centr?, and theatres were within tl everyone for a fey pen! c of applications from the pro] i ho Park to the Municipj sioners for
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      193 6 dm J^\t 4 minutes Indigestion and n \£Ff*\ f) etora&ch pains are oa ed Jr \JU by gases arJ Liwrnrnr M m aclda which form In the ■lomach as a result of 0^ m^ food fermenting. By f~ q removing thr faaet and a dv m automatically or l^ Indigestion.
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1729 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES rh\ Ml er of Ibe cinema. 1 1 v th< mutiny of the Boun ,t various tin ••n d< icribed i <>t most romantic in the English langw I, U in r all the pflToii of th< I .i *nd th< no> cli t it remained I.r
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1803 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. by •mis- Human <*<»rrr*|»oiitl<*iit Tiifc vhole ol Singapore ting La ..day night filled to Maybe the I about Leap V then- chance to p pose, but then. In modern tin Ink thai thai old age custon; 'vi much to the reliel ol nany a y«'
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    Around The Shops
    768 8 COMETHING really new and different ....thai is the sale now on at the Jade Tiee Shop in Raffles Hotel Room No. 154. When over you hoar the word sale" you at once think ot just a little reduction on each article, but in this unique case it
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      54 8 We rroate hundreds of new styles of sh«ios. N«» drsißi, j s too hard to make and >et we ehargt no more for our new creations. II you have any dim, ulty in know f?niKh V° Xt W St>le: tolour UnlKh let us make it for you. Phone iZX). voo\<;
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      34 8 Of all the treasures in the Orient jade is the one that is within the reach of all pockets and favour of all taste. send jade from poll rheng eheong 88, North liridge Itnud
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      53 8 NOW ON ktakim; sale i:\tiki: ST(>( X PRICE l\ HATS W DRESSES V NOVKI/HKS fl HANDBAGS 4 J FLOWERS V SHOBS <J^ and many others. »[y An opportunity too £»>od to miss A To Rive room for incoming I shipment ><A 4/udvi S-imtthing Ntm At A ltd >» Of M>♦
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      142 8 I I DKIiSSFS for ALL CM CASIO Hungarian Kmbroitleied Bl»ui c> and Dresses. Bri<l.U Wreaths and Veils. Gloves. Novell m v STITC HI I> HATS MADE TO QBDER. De Souza Brothers, 42, HK.H SIRI'KT. 'Phone 3188. l^4w^ Chats Noirsl Latent Afternoon Dresses j i Model Evening (iowns S Chic Morning
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    731 9 Or/V FRASER'S HILL LETTER TO ita < Belangor i in ol ci piring their ol the ily i did allow Jack ::■>... hi I, loriou a Into 1 tic night gonzola. rowd dl and thou he !ii by t MB] er- d charmin
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    THE GIFT SHOP SONG.
    24 9 I'm nearly crmw BBOP HAT S?i l°" "Iks stair ■">} ne?er know tta cheap dresa ma Daisy. 157, North Brktee Road.
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    Brushing Your Way To Beauty
    269 9 THE "rub and smear" method 01 powdering Is not alone injuriou.s to the complexion, but is just about toe quickest known method of producing sagging muscles and wrinkles And powder puffs, unless kept in a .spotless condition, make an ideal nesting place for germs. When
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      345 9 TIGER BEER i s i: S i 9j?' MILLINERY DEPARTMENT Wl THE TIRST SPRING MODELS FROM PARIS FO': MORNIN( IBfcf AFTERNOON EVET4ING GOWNS NEW MODELS Nl MATERIALS BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF HAND BA< M J V NOVELTIES, ETC. J^B \jt UENE TLIMANN c Bfc| <^ i|f '"v IM'»re Kini^inoi v. BH
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Mar. 8. 1936. RACE AND CLIMATE
    605 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Mar. 8 1936. RACE AND CLIMATE DESCRIBING a voyj to i.« i. and hack. writ* in London l«per states that in nnuig whit*- lady told him that iii the first one's in< i Lhen one's looks and finally one's tnora He ha tens to ;.<\*\, j
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    HOW DO THEY GET THAT WAY?
    1412 10 Uplift: A Planter's Dream: Pacifism come to Malaya. At Batu Gajah a few days ago Mr. Louis Thivy ,rted estate staffs to M c rrect M the Indian labourers and make them lead better and mo v useful live kind of thini' lias been
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    479 10 kUST b warning, in ease you read this before you get up lor the day. A A THK absent-minded man had decid to take himself in hand. In th bathroom In the morning he iqueeicJ tooth-paste on to his shaving brush and was about
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    WHAT THE IMPROVEMENT TRUST HAS ACHIEVED
    2332 11  -  H.L. Hopkin < />'/> CLEARING I HE SLUMS OF SINGAPORE APPALLING CONDITIONS TO Bi: REMEDIED yHK following article describes the appalling conditions of overcrowding which exist in Singapore's Chinatown and the work which the Singapore Improvement Trust is doing to bnprtn iditiona It tells
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      61 11 A copy of the LACIOGEN Bab, BoolS 111 innVC OD will be gladly given free to any mother who J^K I cill* at our offices, or will be tent by pott /'v Nettles. 129, .35. Cecil St S,ng 4 pore j3 /111 |1 f M()m\{ M^ml ■BT 39c. Weld Quay.
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1295 12  - A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAY A W. B. Paterson > i ST week I met the oldest inhabitant of thr Cameron Highlands. Come flown to ipool for ihe races, he said. No use place otherwise. II rrible place, {not i rdfl ho used, but Pve got to be carei to
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      124 12 i flp i?E J RICH lii tfi I JACK USED TO BE WEAK, OTHF.R BODY- BUILDING, ANAEMIC, THEN THE DOCTOR STRENGTH-GIVING ELEMENTS, /SVISED OUAKER OATS. SAID TOO. IT HAS WORKED l^y.^ n IP «t was rich in wonders for jack/^*A^C M:: t j Quaker Oats is rich in Vitamin B
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    233 13 Swindl r Poses As Sinkiang Leader Peiping, Feb. 20. the mystery which has shrouded hi.s movements following tlio reported arrival ol Gen. Ma Chung-yins the Mohammedan rebel of Sinkiani*. several days ago. has now been chared up. Information gathered by Gen. Ma'.s friends in Pelpipg reveals
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    CHINA'S CAMPAIGN AGAINST OPIUM
    292 13 Appeal To The Nation And The League Nanking, Feb. 20. THE General Association o! Opiu l Suppression Commissions issue a circular message to the nation, yesterday exhorting the people to retrain from further consumption of opium. A joint meeting- of representatives of the Ministries of Foreign
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    WEEKLY BADMINTON FEATURE
    2192 15 FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR THE Shwa/»»< 1. Meeting On Mar. 14 Trainim, For EtiMer Match Should Start Forthwith Why The Encounter Should o t Be Postponed \nothn- Party Affiliates With The S.K.\. Note* From Perak I nter -State dames For Junior Players'/ (By "Dtttfoit") [j „(,w March, and
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    583 15 iU9U*t lU>. I'ing.l'ong Tournannnl Remit* Of Ualvhe* Headinu Clubs nadminton Section Office-Bearers Of F loner Of Libert,, Uusicaf /'arty. (By "Clubman") I*H£ August Uadmiutoii Party's inter-team tournametil which waa >t art iml on Feb.' 2S is still in progress. All the teama tare wollbalanced. The F.
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    Cricket And Football In Full Swing
    882 16 A SCHOOLBOY'S FEAT r RST CENTURY Trial Games New L. B. W. Rule |>l; i< li I bal tg and a number „i creditable bowling feats, chard i< opening <>r th<- Singa .•[Mm, the Ural match played .»ii<>ui a fortnight ago ikl )i cricketer*
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    AN EXCELLENT START
    369 16 CUP LEAGUE Review Of Week's Games (By "Full Back") AX excellent start has been made in t hi' BOCCer season. In the commercial Cup section Kraser and Xeave. who did very well the previous season, were beaten by the Malaya Publishing House eleven to the I \int-
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    AUSTRALIAN XI TO TRAIN?
    175 16 Preparing For Coming Tests Sydney, Feb. 24. THERE is considerable .support .in Australia, for a suggestion that the national cficket eleven should go into strict training quarters for about tnree weeks before the first Test against the Englishmen this year. The proposal is in line with
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    DON BRADMAN'S FILM DEBUT
    67 16 DON BR ADMAN'S FILM DEBUT [JON BRADMAN, during the mnk- ing of film in which he made his debut as a film-actor on the Oval ground, at Sydney, came periliusly near wrecking the film. lie was being "shot" for a scene in the "Flying Doctor." Bradman hit one ball to
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    FOOTBALL IN AMERICA
    552 16 Toll Of Life FAMOUS PLAYER INTERVIEWED Vj it Paul Schwegter, who gained a number of laurels in All-Ameri-ca n football and for the University of Washington, is now in Singapore with The Tay Garnett Film Expedition. Strongly built and possessing a Rplendid physique, Mr. Schwegler had a
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    MALAYAN CRICKET & HOCKEY
    494 16 MALAYAN CRICKET HOCKEY Control Needed PRESENT POSITION UNSATISFACTORY (By "Forward") TT is strange that in a sporting country like Malaya there are no ruling bodies for the various branches of games, which And popular favour, for instance, like hockey or cricket. The question is raised in view ol the recent
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    SHEFFIELD SHIELD
    86 16 Mammoth Score By South Australia Adelaide. Feb. 24. THE Sheffield Shield match between Victoria and South Australia was continued to-day. In reply to Victoria's total of 201. South Australia made 565 for six and declared Badlock scored 325 runs, including 34 fours. He batted for 587 minutes and
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    THE LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE
    463 16  - THE LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE K.O. BOXING (Bj Diamond's Effort JOHNSON WORTHY CHAMPION ALTHOUGH Jo D imond failed to win an Orient title when h* fought Baby Johnson at the Ob*. pic Stadium last u«-<k Iw ;i cq himself very well. It wa> an excellent battle. if fiirht '-m, r the distance,
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    VARSITY ATHLETICS
    82 16 Oxford University AC Inter-CoU«JJ Cup competition Oxford on February 17. by last winner* Brasenose They bent Lincoln B? points to 87, and Trinity gained 65— z? victory over St. Edmund Hall Prince Obolensky. th< h R-iKW "star." credited Bi with 10 4-5 sees, for the sprint and clecrUH
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      232 17 •J SINGAPORE POLO CLU& S A S PONY SHOW AND I (iVMKHANA i will be held on Sunday, 15th March, 193 G. S at s Ihe Polo Ground, Balestier Road, Singapore S EVENTS S °P c to .vll Amateur Riders in Malaya. S 1 I™ P m PONY SHOW MIDDLE
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      669 17 BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMME The I».i>.<'- Scottish Orchestra Transmission <;SCi 1G 86 metres /i--9 mcs) from ii »0 p.m. to 735 p.m. md aLso from 7. 53 p.m. to 9.05 p.m.; Toy 19 82 nxtr.s d.VH mcs.) from i metres n(> lrom e2O P' m to on-, Dm (experimental only). Transmissio"
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      356 17 Bh f«*2 Will Play walt/es by Strauss 11 II p m Dance music by Maurice Wjiwnck and his orchestra xviaunci 1 10 p.m. Nirom news bulletin J t 20 P- m --Variety lunch-time con--1 rt Close down. 550 p m— Time signal Concert by Nirom Orchestra: #%iii ft Ribaudes. oveitun'Michiels).
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      249 17 ski 10 20 p.m. Relayed from Frankfurt: Home Evening, "The Kai.^i. J hrjne". A Scene from the Palatinate. 11.20 p.m. Close DJA, DJN (German. English). V.I.C. CALCUTTA 4'). 10 Ifttm < G. 109 K< I TO-£AY 1241 pm The Grand Hotel Orchestra Relayed from tne Palm Court of the Grand
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      460 18 NEVER A DULL MOMENT FINE BOXING Gruelling Fights At New World Singapore, Saturday. ITATORI, Japan's welterweigl t champion, and Bom Pong staffed a thrilling battle nt (ho N?v V \r»Mi« on I .'-iv nl^it. V^r ton rounds m two hardH'ttins: f-.cran rcrs tr»»'led nun v.Ts nccr a «'m motnen The
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      232 18 !UH BOXING b' Compciiiion This Month ipjE nave been :eI Novices' competition, n March 22. :>c will be the New cent, of ths proceeds a to the Children's Aid t v liosquitoweight and Flyweight:---f; iMi. b. Abdullah; A. E Htendriks: Tony Tan; If. Simmonds; Tut. Burley; L. a; O. Nazareth:
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      251 18 t r»A. iv. Jcrris Flyweight entered for Nfovtc'iS 1 competition. Did very woli in Championships and mi'^lit win Novices' flyweight. KERB'S BRIGHT BATTING Final Test In New Zealand Christchurch (N.Z.), Mar. 7. IN the fourth and final test match, the M.C.C. batted first and made 195. New Zealand replied with
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      418 18 THE SINGAPORE MARKET RUBBER PRICK UNCHANGED More &«ying mi rest In London (From Our Fiuuncml Singapore, Sat irduj merntoj Rubber (Singapore) 2ii changed. Market Tone: V. l( i y> To-day's Prices: London: 7' up 1 lGd. Market Tom Very nteadjr. N< Vmi'<: l :>:.. i.M'hangii Market Tone: Dull. TIN London:
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    "VIGILANT" TIPS WINNER OF BIG RACE
    2636 19 FIRST DAY OF S.T.C. MEET GOO!) DIVIDENDS: LARGE A /TENDANCE „p Saturday. DELIGH LV <>1 weather ed i he opening day's rac IP ire Turf ('lull's Spring l; kit Timah this aft. The morning'fl rain slightly affectbut the going v fair Thrro normal crowd
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    GAMMANS CUP
    82 19 Mercantile Win Final In K.L. 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. FAST and interesting play with splashes of brilliant football marked the final of the Gammans Cup competition between the Mercantile and the Government Servants' Thrift Societies. More than half of the teams on both sides were
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    SINGAPORE CRICKET CLUB
    102 19 P.S. 8.8.1. VS ETCETERAS The following have accepted to play Cricket for P.S. and 8.8.1 vs E.ce.tia^ on Sunday 10.30 a.m. at S.C.C. P.S. and 8.8.1. L. H. Pearce. A. F. Hunter, W. R. M. Haxworth, C. J. Bembroke, R. F. Tufnell, H. L. Ward, P. Bartram.
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    GOALLESS DRAW
    231 19 Second Division Soccer In Singapore Singapore, Satu« ,ay. IN their first outins tlii- n In the Second Division of th^ B.A.F.A. League to-day, vrt Canning, the champions of the Third Division i yea;-, wore held to a goal] the- R.AO.c, newcomers to Lhc I this s ason. There
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    MALACCA SOCCER
    255 19 Rangers Trounced By Seven Goals To One (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, March 6. Scrappy football, monotonous to a degree and :ne-sid:d to the extreme, was witnessed when the M;.l?.cca Cluo i met and defeated yesterday the gtanfen by 7 goals to 1. This was the fint r
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    AUSTRALIA AND THE DAVIS CUP
    277 19 Crawford Playing? REPRESENTATION AT WIMBLEDON Melbourne, Feb. AFTER meeting of the council of the T,;iw n Tennis Association of Australia to»niffhi it was Announced that the Australian Davis Cap team, which would play in th-* American zone this year, would comprise J. Crawford (X.S.W.). captain,
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    SEPOY LINES G.C.
    148 19 There were 16 entries for the women March Bouev Competition of the Sepoy Lines Golf Club which resulted in *M loi Mrs. J. S. English, Miss D. Hirst and Miss K. H. Jones 2 up. The tie will be played off on Tm-sday. Mai. 10 Scores: Mrs.
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      8 1 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MARCH, 8, 1936.
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      OPENING DAY OF SINGAPORE RACES
      59 1 Dr Ruth Rooton, of the Church < f England Zenana MLs.sion. who escaped injury in the Quotta earthquake, returning to Quetta. h 1 .-.it 1< d by Gcrtiud- Lady Dccics, joining the Abyssinian Red Cross. The finish of the first race at the opening day
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      COMING CINEMA ATTRACTIONS
      33 1 Rosalind Russell, who takes a losing part in "Rendezvous" which v.ill be shown at the Pavilion shoruy. I William Powell who appears in "Rendezvous" which is coming to vie Pavilion.
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