Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 12 April 1936
1936-04-12
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Title Section12 1936-04-12 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. N°- SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 12, 1936 FIVE CENTS.12 words
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Article, Illustration520 1936-04-12 1 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh. CHALLENGE TO THE POWERS 3-YEAR PLAN Modern Warships And Bombers ATEST reports from China reveal that the Chinese (iovernment has decided to make a determined effort to build its naval and air forces and challenge the domination of520 words
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46 1936-04-12 1 KIMANIS RUBBER Final Dividend Of 2 1/2 Per Cent. Outhrie Ltd., the local agents, nave received a cable stating that this of Km. mis Rubber, Ltd.. have final dividend of 2 l -_> fz^S "i May 15. leaving to M carried forward suniort \(> m e usual adjustments.46 words
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Article, Illustration82 1936-04-12 1 Latest picture of the new German ai' ship, the Hindenburg. which arrived home safely after an anxious return trip across the Atlantic from South America, in her maiden trip. Dr. Eckener. the commander, who was reported to have had differences of opinion with the Nazis over his82 words
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112 1936-04-12 1 ALLEGED FORGERY OF RECEIPT Japanese Resident Charged Singapore, Saturday. MR. Yasuhara Arima, the Japanese proprietor of the Chuo Moior Garauc in Middle Road, was this morn- j ■ng charged before Mr. T. D. Hughes in the Third Police Court on charges con- •looted with forgery. He WM charged <1> that112 words
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56 1936-04-12 1 AIR LINES STRUCK BY LIGHTNING While On Flight To Paris From Croydon London, Apr. 11. THE Imperial Airways liner Dionc was struck by lightning during a snowstorm while on route for Paris from Croydon and was forced to lami MM Lympne. Sh^ later returnei to Croydo>>. No in.iimpv wcr~ sustainedReuter - 56 words
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145 1936-04-12 1 ABYSSINIAN WAR British Attitude At League Meeting London. April 11. REFERRING to yesterdays proceeds, vi Geneva in connection with the Halo-Abyssinian dispute. The Times says i hat the Bntish representatives are much to bo congratulated on this pror.ii inu achievement. Th oether decision of yesterday, which kl favourably received, is145 words
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180 1936-04-12 1 GAS DRILL IN HOTELS Getting Ready For The Next War London, Mar. 29. IN a banqueting hall of a famous London hotel. 250 men and women learned, yesterday, how to use gasmasks. They had come from all parts of the country for the fourth air raid precautions course of St.180 words
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Article36 1936-04-12 1 Mr. Mah Kee Kiat. Mr. Lim Kian Hwee and Mr Wee Tian» Teng of ii Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporatio-.i, Ltd Kelantan. are spending their Easter holiday in Kuala Lipis and v\\!l return to Kola Bharu on Monday.36 words
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172 1936-04-12 1 THE VOLUNTEER AIR UNIT AT SINGAPORE Training Section On The Way <By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, March 28. ANUMBEB oi officers and airmen of the Kojal Air Force have leit England for Singapore. They will assist in the training of the new Volunteer Air Force there, and172 words
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89 1936-04-12 1 EXPELLED FROM THE REPUBLIC Ex-President Of Mexico In Disfavour Mexico City, April 11. PENERAL Calles, a former President of Mexico, has been expelled from the reoubllc by order of President Gardenas. The Senators and Deputies previously accused General Calles of being resoonsible for dynamiting the Presidents tr^in on April 8.Reuter - 89 words
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46 1936-04-12 1 REPORT DENIED King Of Siam's Mother And Christianity (From Our Own Correspondent) R"r<vk'-k :-st! it rl The statement published recently tha^ the Kins of Siam's mother had em braced Christianity was declared to be 1 without foundation in a Siamese broadcast to the nation last evening.46 words
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123 1936-04-12 1 SINGAPORE WEDDING Mr. R.N. Moffett And Miss Betty Massey THE wedding of Mr. R. N. Moffett. son of the late Mr. A. Moffett and Mrs Moffett, of North Shields, and Mi.ss Betty Holden Massey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Massey, ot Monkseaton, took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore,123 words
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108 1936-04-12 1 ROYAL AIR FORCE Additional Expenditure Of £3,000,000 London. April 11. pONSIDERABLE interest was aroused by the Chancellor of the Exchequer's an nouncement before the House of Commons adjourned for the Easter Rece > on Thursday that he anticipated th' j additions] requirement for the Roya! Air Force th s year108 words
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151 1936-04-12 1 WIDESPREAD SYMPATHY Death Of German Ambassador In London London, April 11. Widespread sympathy has bee.i aroused by the sudden death of the German Ambassador. HeiT Yon H« at his Embassy in London clay mornJ H; elation as German Ambassa ''or Ul Paris with the efforts at Fra;: German reconciliation isReuter - 151 words
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Article, Illustration17 1936-04-12 1 Mr. R. N. Moffett and Miss B^tty Holden Massoy. v/ho wrrc married at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday.17 words
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357 1936-04-12 1 MOLLISON IN SINGAPORE AN INTERVIEW Planning A World Flight IN an exclusive interview with the Sunday Tribune shortly after his arrival In Singapore fmm4*jt Mr. J. V (".linimv") MolUson, the well-known aviator, revealed his pl:tn to undertake a so!o flight around the world over. the equator, with Singapore as MM357 words
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55 1936-04-12 1 WOMAN'S DEATH Found Hanging In Her Room Singapore. Saturd A Chine found ban in l: mi c ii. Rochore Road ye day afternoon. The ambulance w» called, but when the dresser entered the room the woman had tx i down. Artificial respiration was applied but life was cxl; A lettei55 words
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Article79 1936-04-12 1 London. April 11 Secretary and Lord Pm left Geneva la I eloa* the discussion with the other vert. Mr. Eden is flying from Paris |o pne ai.d will be ttmylng over week-end at the home of Sir Philip Su vsoon The Prime Minister has an mga ment79 words
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Article20 1936-04-12 1 London, April 1 1. Sterlins on N<-\v York i 4 '»4 l 6 P 74-31 32 British Official WirelessBritish Official Wireless - 20 words
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Advertisement18 1936-04-12 1 S Km I A 5 A.M. EDITION 1 I HOME FOOTBALL S RESULTS S (SEE PAGE S) I18 words
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669 1936-04-12 2 MALAYAN STUDENTS IN BRITAIN THE REPOR T ON LAST YEAR 'S ACTIVITIES r yUK sf-crotaries of the Students in Br:tain Committee, Singapore, have received the 19.'!r> report of the activities of the Students from Malaya Committee of the Victoria League, which exists to assist students from all parts of the669 words
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50 1936-04-12 2 GREASER INJURED Accident At Civil Aerodrome Singapore, Saturday. AN Indian greaser was rather severely n injured at the Cviil Aerodrome site yesterday morning. Blasting operations were in progress when a piece of rock struck the grease on the head, causing a nasty wound He was conveyed to hospital by ambulance.50 words
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191 1936-04-12 2 CHINESE MANDARIN SCHOOL importance Of Language In Malaya i THE Singapore Chinese Mandarin dchool held its sixth anniversary com the school premises at 14 Prinsep Street and many old and new students and guests attended. The cci was conducted In the usual Chi] Won. The Chinese National A ftrst suns191 words
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Advertisement331 1936-04-12 2 MALAYAN PREMIER HOTEL aJ TO NIC, HI SI'KCI.M, K\STKK SINDAV ATTRACTION Grand Concert of Popular Classics «r^W »»> DAN ITOI»KI\S. <U0 p.m. prompt. ANTF- C M WEBFR LA TOSCA PUCCINI IMTKRLUDS Fon S'r ;;ato CANTAaor- r mugumna HUSTICANA- 1, MASCAGNI A 1' KNKiH'i'SBRIIXJE" E. COATES x>-i .^~A"N Toleeraphic Address: I'll.331 words
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Advertisement74 1936-04-12 2 g^'tS AN VMYTANTAMIOOS CORE BUT'AL.'SO Ff?On ALI ri %ffli(/r I'^,1 AIERVOUS PAINS. ML wf^Z' ist. Km' llj x^ bsl^^. #3^ ™lrw B^^^^ jJA I BjjUl i^^B __^^^THEjriGER >IIIH(\| ALL IERRAPLANE x^*4 to iook at=r^~~^^^^^^ 2U£p/djfu£ to Drive 77 W WBSsSB^BKX' i; r y^BH B^HBjp9Er^^^niflSjSJSSS)^KH t&2< S^^>4B^BBShKm« n^it k spurn NVktVl74 words
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1373 1936-04-12 3 U{SE NA' HELD TO DRAW fIJNDEI TO BOL ON -.11 MH '*«n- T f \\V llC dftcrm- < teh SUNDFI; Bundei iu-t m ha 2 1 win over Leeds Tj City wh 1 1 to in. et Ar I setbark Port Vale H1 n<1,373 words
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320 1936-04-12 3 LOCAL CRICKET S.C.R.C. Beaten By 2 Runs Singapore. Saturday. In thiilll ,h, the R.A. (Changi* the 3.CH.C; in a cricket match played at Hong Lim Green this afternoon by one wicket and two runs. Batting first, the Gunners declared their Inninf cloacd with 119 lor the Ol nine wickets. Hingston320 words
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130 1936-04-12 3 KEPFEL GOLF CLUB Draw For Easter Mixed Foursome Iho dran for partners and times of Ing fur the Easter Mixed Fouxw m I tile Ktppei Golf Club resulted as: P.M. 3tj Mrs. E. Litchfield and J. E. McDonnell. 3.50 Mrs. A. McK. Low and A. E. Oardm. 3.515 Ifiss M.130 words
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99 1936-04-12 3 TO-MORROW'S SOCCER S.A.F.A. Team To Meet "Diehards" Tin toliovli the s.A.t.A. team '>.<j lue liiflUuesex tfgiment at soccer •ii uiv Anson kjuu btauium 10-moiruw. b v Dunltasun; cpi. mourn anu AicCjllu >y i us. fe&cQuade, LCpi. licFar*and and i- u-s. uornan; i^./i.c. laib (Marines* H. E. Orr, n. t,. Vatocrg99 words
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93 1936-04-12 3 ATLETES BACK IN SHANGHAI Successful Tour Of Malaya Shanghai, April 11. GENERAL Cban« ChHa Kiang, the Director ol k& <•, I Trainii and M Central Bureau ol Physical Culture, and his party ol Chinese pugiUsts, retun from their tour i and the Philippini <st rd l r ney plan to93 words
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Article93 1936-04-12 3 London, Anr. 3 1 Ph< following ni",bv matches were Player to-day: H /it!' 3 Bristol 13 Cardiff 7 Gloucester S2 Llanelly 8 Wpath 19 North of Ireland 7 Plymouth AlLior. 17 °'le n T'.tb 1R <"h"!fenham 3 Rwansea o Waterloo a w*»wport 3 Torquay A. 14 T> iReuter - 93 words
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Article142 1936-04-12 3 'By Air Mail* 'From Our Own Correspondent) London. Amii 1. Lieut-Colonel G. 8. Low. RE has been appointed Commander, Royal Artillery, Malaya, with effect from Nov. 18. Mrs Buckingham who recently return d from Singapore has been elected Irman of the Worthing branch of the Freebytevian missionary142 words
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138 1936-04-12 3 WESLEY CHURCH WEDDING Mr. E. Anderson And Miss Daisy Price Singapore, Saturday. THE wedding took place at Wesley phurch this afternoon of Mr. Eri Anderson, son of Mr. Malcolm Anderson, and Miss Daisy Jean Price, daugl of Madam Mey Chorn, the Rev. H. B. Amstutz official The bride is a138 words
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Article, Illustration18 1936-04-12 3 Mr. Tan Soo Ann and bliss Cjara Yue n. who w/re married at St. Andn Cathedral yesi rd18 words
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35 1936-04-12 3 CHINA'S SECOND PROTEST Soviet's Pact With Outer Mongolia iking, Apr. r. China has sent a second protest to Russia against the Soviet Out.-«-Mongol Pact, and crlty on i explanations on the q hb y9pb98 RueterReuter - 35 words
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Advertisement33 1936-04-12 3 l^^^^^^^^^^^^Tilb^^^^^^^b^^^b N/fO matta how severe I jtj oacb trouble, curate d r Magnesia :k rclici by removing the cause. Try it now! I Don't suffer another day. C "I I G NfH M33 words
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Advertisement178 1936-04-12 3 111 v j-% m* i I DP 3 P" r^iKiw^ ill I R F F" OiV/MS TRADE MARK *I^^ FOUNTAIN PLN u-x-fc-i Th* only Fountain IVn Nrith Wr^ 1 lho '•REWEF' NIB in GOLD In no other p< n can you obtain tic Funou •t.<in i Nib in Q bl<178 words
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Advertisement339 1936-04-12 4 BEWARI THE LUMINOUS MAN! More BxcHlM than THE INVISIBLE MAN" More thrilling and W«inl than "FB iNKENSTEMT \B Bfl m *****9 m SHOWS DAILY!! lill.ljl ISlfi.\ 5.15 —6.15 t.15 llf.uitifnl uom;«n*- white arm-, outstretched to him hut he darrd not embrace her for hi- loach meant DEATH! HEBE*S I 111339 words
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Advertisement292 1936-04-12 4 THE LAUGH-A-MINUTE COMEDY SENSATION! 1 I» A T B 1. I O X TO-NIGHT 6-15, 9-15 MATIXEK :MS r|p -V ««S. o«- Overflowing with mirth flnflP^M| %sss&& WSi. iirtl and surprising- .situations, IB^"JP fK^BL this romantif coined} Directed by JF*^ 11^' /^*PV skiifilf^lrecT^ EUGENE PALLETTE viewed this British film production292 words
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Advertisement237 1936-04-12 4 ALL THE ACTION YOU 0 tXPta WHIN THIS PAIR Of ACES START MIXING LOVE WITH AVIATION! BL f^v *T 'Ivt jfak C^il in #t w >k Ithc CAHNEY 1 U f .v- O'BRIEHJ VICTORIA A <il«*!si» Theatres, ■a. t j MARLBOROUGH < n 1( n J j with a heart237 words
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Article, Illustration321 1936-04-12 5 RONALD COLMAN'S EXPERIENCE IN NEW FILM The "1 s" Must Win II %llUt hi trt start*) to knmk ami 1 nir Mood mvi threaten! to •op a \alvt* whin jro« wod lady luck. (lU >,. h",if!ii>- ml'IH over the hill to the p<x>r house.321 words
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309 1936-04-12 5 MOST DRAMATIC ACTRESS Team Harlow's Fine Role In "Riffraff" j» r Hai low takes hci pla< amon the outstanding dramatic ac i scret 11. Bpenc r Tracy I ims In finest performance of hln dlstin i hed career and drama tries wit.ii ■••••iy for entertainment honours in n< w Metro-309 words
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526 1936-04-12 5 HENR'Y HALL AND HIS BA ND FEATURED IN "MUSIC" HATH CHARMS' IT has beea ritlniltoi thai over lun hundrnl tniM on noji.:r Ultra in to lltiirv Hall and ll*> X B.( Dance Orchestra, yet out of that tremendous number only an infiniK simal f v a havr vt-r set eyes526 words
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Article554 1936-04-12 5 GARY COOPERS FINE ROLE A Personal Triumph U/ITII the filming of Qaatge Dv Alaurier's immortal love masterpiece, "Peter Ibbetson, 1 winch is the in \t change al the Pavilion Theatre. Paramount not only produced a cinematic achievement, but Clary Cooper, unquestionabl> the star of the piece554 words
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Article, Illustration281 1936-04-12 5 A MARTIAL HOLIDA V Nei I Ha tn i I ton \s Nciv Film "D^ your leave,* 4 reman neTange >; comedy »-fratn**inj» Frank Morgan and Genevieve Tobln, is brought i.; Ihe screen by k.k.0.--lladio. The feature is an adaptation <>r the stage plas «»i the281 words
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Advertisement122 1936-04-12 5 NEW RKI.IKI WORKS WINDERS FUR gTOMACH SUFFERERS Bisma-Rex is a new antacid treatment that is brintfins welcome relief to people who have mi tiered for years irom the agonies ol acid stomach. Mr. of Singapore wrltea "For a long time now I have been a sufTerer from •c pains 3122 words
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Advertisement218 1936-04-12 5 Conquer that Weakness alter Malaria, Dysentery eS^jF^WX '■< anii a4 ier feverous diseases "Sanategcn has a most remarkable effect on the debilitated system." if The Indian Medical Record, SANATOGEN is made specially to feed writing about the wonderthe nerves, to strengthen the blood and lul Saßato n l ii r218 words
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Article, Illustration776 1936-04-12 6 " Horatius - "Horatius" (By THIRD HAND DEFENCE IT very often happens that the play of the third hand, that is to say the partner of the original leader, often the key to successful deience against the contract. For his guidance he is told "Third hand Uiahr "Lead Up to Weakness,"776 words
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204 1936-04-12 6 OPERATION ON THE BRAIN Took Six Hours But Successful don. Mar 24 A LONDON d to un<£^ an operation at the National h^ pital in Queen Sq The doctors con Idered I ger,i» ral anaesthetic Inadvisable in the Daiienr interests >™"*mu Would he bo B local anaesthe tic. although the204 words
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Advertisement253 1936-04-12 6 Keep your bathroom CLEAN andJWSGHT with VIM BASIS': "Ynu t;i ll me dirty 1 1 kat ;mJ ens one I BA I'll V 1 to tl; Iwork, nbcautifully dc i 1 used to I irv '/here's sum- I V 3j thine for /r/ %J\^^^ room. m*i£r' I^GuW£' I BASIN: "I253 words
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Article, Illustration1690 1936-04-12 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES r\ 'ai member of the- club, aiaeteeii j on t)u- eommj U foui tin Went 'I hat U the proud r Ifr. William < Hill, who wi ted nt by acclamation at the annual Singapore Swimming < )ui, I Sunday if. i- a very worth: hold*! of1,690 words
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Advertisement51 1936-04-12 7 "The proof of the pudding is in the eating." AM) THE SAME IS TRUE OF OIR CH T LLED BEEF which is d:li;iously tender, retaining all its natural juices and having a flavour all its own. A trial will prove the truth of our statement. -trTr.-g, 111 pwiJMWßßMßy^sy^irryyj pmn TEL,51 words
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Article, Illustration2872 1936-04-12 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. HI The Oorernor, Sir Shenton bo kl prr>jclHDt of the :(1 and Cambridge Society "f t the eighth annual »f the Society \vAd at the i 'I ■< t Saturday night. were prsssnx. King and tin- Univer;uh! Cambridge wer^ by the President. and friends of2,872 words
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Advertisement46 1936-04-12 8 frr lint n simpler and safer to ask for I *[^A_ "Southatlj".when ijjr y b >' so you tar '^^ured, of aApw— "O r^ c complete protection, soft soothing comfort v and perfect pur if that rumt stands for > Sole Agents for Malaya. TTON 1 ABORATQRiES, Sinfaporo46 words
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Advertisement51 1936-04-12 8 4(-h. FOR Jgjfc. <>■# STYLE <$, QUALITY {ii VALUE IS DRESSES for ALL OCCASIONS, Hungarian Embroidered Blouses and Dresses, Bridal Wreaths and Veils, Gloves, Novelties, etc., De Souza Brothers, 42, HIGH STREET. 'Phone 3188. Si4ujc Chats Noirs\ s Newest ideas Advance models Frish Stocks Weekly J Inspection invited. Phone 4085.51 words
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Advertisement29 1936-04-12 8 •If* I'l -*>•>"> I Hot, angry insect bites can be relieved instantly by dabbing on a little undiluted Scrubb's Ammonia. Be sure to have a bottle handy. SCRUBBS CLOUDY AMMONIA29 words
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Advertisement155 1936-04-12 8 s a i, i: A special sale Of good qu of l£O nr ctnt, I .nee of Old count iur cbioio the best THE JADE TREE Room 154 RaH'. THE GIFT SHOP SONG. CAPITOL BUILDING Just with your smile. The Gladlight in your eyes. Your GIFT SHOP HAT Seems made155 words
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633 1936-04-12 9 (1 with week i and all and Eunu and the city on the V Inl their hi ering ick of ci Tin' H and ed their re- mmc ai I the parties T h n U V.i Mr. Dillow. Mr I) Shearn, Mr.633 words
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Article397 1936-04-12 9 AGITATED as waters of the sea is this ever changing problem of skirt lengths. It i.s becoming a lifetime joo v.st keeping up with it. Actually from now on hemlines have decided to he very individual and a bit temperamental. They are going both up397 words
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Article79 1936-04-12 9 When ivory ornaments become JTtUoi wash them all with soaj) aim water then place them while still wet in the sunshine. Wei > u in soap and water and keep them In the a«ain and they will be restored t«. .sun two or three days. Then wail) original whitened. For79 words
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Article, Illustration130 1936-04-12 9 OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER CM>WLY the Rill is nlllnj un for the er holiday, and the golf course the Arms, and the club, present f( tive apjx Bvei ro ma in v bunaglow hai take a lroni folio ving Monday at the week -end to mrite horn-? THE Saturday evening130 words
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Article, Illustration10 1936-04-12 9 Eleanor Whitney of Paramount Pictures displays her latest swim suit10 words
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Advertisement94 1936-04-12 9 I uliai Itupi ili l'resents i avorlinrnt of dr?sses for \J* >v Also Dresses Made Order. IThe Novelty Store! j (J «^"I >:,,il<i,. u -\nith Bridge Kd. y v '•i 11!,,.... 1 I I I I H |i|,,| I Mill] ■llllllllfltlllllllfl I t I I I m PALAIS DES MODES:94 words
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Advertisement41 1936-04-12 9 Yoonn: hcoiiß Shoes are built for long irate and keep good shape. Costs no more than any good shoe Costs loss per mile to walk in <«mfort Appearance Pleasure in walking Health. Phone 4293. KIIOK <0., 354 :i">(i Norlh Kridtfe Kd.41 words
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Advertisement103 1936-04-12 9 Malayan Pewter THK IDEAL GIFT FOR ALL OCCASIONS MALAYAN PEWTER YAP AH LOY ST., KUALA LUMPUR. Agents: MAYNAftD CO., LTD.. SINGAPORE. Which Would You Rather Have A skin which only looks beautiful or a skin which is really beautiful. ••mm/ W'lj^ GEi 9 BRAND TABLETS introduce a new epoch In103 words
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Advertisement209 1936-04-12 9 TIGERBEER r^ 2fet jIL There are gowns for every iyp 0 o f V T 4 mkh V(>man at EveV suitable for mom V afteriMlon and evening alway in Vv Hj^^^^/CA s t«ck a large selection of hags, hrlts 'Phone AMBER MANSIONS RAFFLES UOTKL. Prof. Adrian Peters. F.sssons in "Practical209 words
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569 1936-04-12 10 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore Sunday Apr. 12, 1936. EASTER DAY /jN aiiiu lays, hristm New Year and the like, it h jtion human practic to look ».ark ami consider what we were doinj ;>' ago. rl us then, t v ■r the iii«s and And prere occupying us on l>av. 19569 words
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Article1403 1936-04-12 10 C. H. Stanley- Jonet - C. H. Stanley-Jonet Europe's Talkers; Hitler And Malaya THEY are still talking, in Europe, of sincerity. They are still talking of the Integrity of outworn and one-sided treaties, while they talk the peoples who got st i H In the last great war are1,403 words
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Article626 1936-04-12 10 Anglius - Anglius nice lour, Easter week-end, and I j hope it keeps One for you all. A A A THE members of a village fishing club were quick to notice that sine--Brown hud married he seemed disincrlin- cd to tell his many fishing experiences, which626 words
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Advertisement69 1936-04-12 10 Sold with our Guarantee (Certificate Chromium 2 50 18 ct. rolled gold 14 14 ct. gold 24. ■ffil! .CM! $f j; MS*? >w I r 'i ■HnHBR v HHBSH Chromium .<! i Stainless steel 15 18 ct. rolled gold 16.— 18 ct. gold nd your order* to US, we will69 words
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Article445 1936-04-12 11 DEFENCE AGAINST ATTACK MAGINOT LINE Fully Manned By Troops mewherc In Prance, Mar. '2:\. MUCH h** been heard lately of th<> Kagfaol !i"< i the backbone of France's defence against German This j< a 250-mile line of concrete f,»rtifi:atior ted since the war eral millions445 words
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146 1936-04-12 11 CASE AGAINST GHOST Judicial Inquiry Into Mysteries Pans. A "GHOST has cauied Ml much trou- We In the Spanish lruntier village lf Q*Mm Ceret, that a judicial inquiry has been opened there against i JW*I r unknown." TJe Inhabit the "fhoet with Let hens out of the henhou Tbrn shutt146 words
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Article, Illustration33 1936-04-12 11 An Instructive drawing of the French fortifications, revealing a labyrinth of underground chambers and tun- N 'is. Note the subterranean lailwi y. ammunition stores, liits, sleeping quarters, hospital, etc.33 words
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399 1936-04-12 11 PETROL TURBINE PERFECTED Will Revolutionise Flying •By Air Mail > London, Mar. 24. TO-DAY "The People" is able to reveal details of a new motor engine the invention of an Englishman which promisci-- to revolutionise commercial flying and to supersede present types of aero and motor-car engines. For years rumours399 words
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100 1936-04-12 11 RESTORING WAGE CUTS Australians Ask British Help Sydney. NSW Mar 31 The Premier of New South Wales (Mr. j Stevens and the Federal Minister for Commerce (Dr. Pae:e» are on a mission in London. And Australian public servants want their wage cuts restored. So they have devised an unusual mean100 words
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147 1936-04-12 11 INSULL COME BACK Former Utility Magnate And Radio Chicago, Illinois. MR. SAMUEL INSULL, the London boy who rose from tho slums to be head of an "Empire" of utility companies in the Middle West of America, and then lost everything in the crash of 1930-1, has started his come-back by147 words
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267 1936-04-12 11 HIGH ADVENTURE An "All-British" Journey In A Morris AN account of a remarkable journey, recently concluded, on a Morris cac. to British Nigeria and back, involving the double crossing of the Sahara desert, is contained in the Auto-Car of Jan. 10. Tribute is due to the energy and coui age267 words
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Article178 1936-04-12 11 Parties, clubs, schools etc desirous of having friendly badminton matches with the Mercantile Institute Sports Union, should communicate with the sports' captain, Mr. Anthony Choo, 68, Bras Basah Road or co The Mercantile Institute, 61 Waterloo Street. nature, -Sir Hubert quotes the reports of Raho Rakataiv, a178 words
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211 1936-04-12 11 IS JOSEF STALIN ILL? Famous Surgeon For Moscow London IS M JOBEI s: 1 Soviet Russia's i M »ple seriously He has not been seen in Moscow for da: 1 l I Herbert Olivecrona, one of Europe's leadbrain surgeons, Is rep to have kholm hurriedly for said, he will perform211 words
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312 1936-04-12 11 WANDERING WIDOWS OF PAPUA Jungle Discovery WOULD NOT RETURN TO TRIBE Canberra, Mar. 29. "TRIBELET" at wandering Vridowi has hccii discowtvd in the wild jungle Interior of Papua. Am administrator's official annual report to hia government might be expected to be dry reading. But, in the report of the Lieut-Governor312 words
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Advertisement184 1936-04-12 11 Wvß^Sff^ *:.jL^ Happy days indeed, when parenfs ;>r< viiiij/ ,t:»'I vMk _>Sflro a 'i v iV\ baby is thriving Normal l»;»!>j«s ;«r. !>c:»!i!iv and \\\^«BhH *^a' vV^^^W <>nlv require reasonable ear* mI (or; i .i!-; t«» y!L V^ ft VjV^B AW I ceding is now simple mallei if n.iini »i!184 words
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Article1149 1936-04-12 12 W.B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson Mi: XT week, the week After and the after that. thii page will have ah unfamillai ■bout it. P ssibly it will not appeal to v<,n Possibly wti you <( !t vnu A throw th<- morning le* at I ;i ||(i -m1,149 words
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Advertisement183 1936-04-12 12 C/"}TWC DJBD vX^lw n AU STKAMrop air and T RAVE I RAILWAY LINKS. NO BOOKING FEES. Chinese and nil Asiatic clients are giv^n the be.«< of attention and assistance. i 3S, Robinson Road, Singapore. I THrphune 5908. BATCHES OMEGA, TAVANNES CYMA ■WILLED li i.v MOVEMENT*. NICKEL I'OCKI I from i.W183 words
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Advertisement98 1936-04-12 12 fjt V I '"I I What age do you feel "Do you recover from exemon as easily as you used Can you aSSB^^ still dance the night out ?.nd yet &Wltim^' be fresh for your ne\r day's f^Km Rfc .work? Or arc you feeling VljS^^^^lj middle-aged before you should Obey98 words
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Advertisement255 1936-04-12 12 DO NERVOUSNESS their cause is deepep. KEEP MY BOYS IN THIS 4BmmW EIEMENT NATURE STORES RUNDOWN CONDITION? 1 W^mWj IN QUAKER nm^ W-i OATS f I HAPPEN TO BE ON THE STAFF CF OUR CHILDREN 5 WE DIVIDED CHILDREN INTO TWO GROUPS. ONE HOSPITAL. WE CONDUCTED A MOST AMA2ING GROUP255 words
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Article982 1936-04-12 13 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds ilndulging The Urse Tot t Travel Perpetual Motion Looking t To The Future t ay bour of the day, it is ).<> M-.v in nearly all the itatJoni in Malaya I MI1 <" f men who passiny t|l(> fim<l IM tn982 words
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Advertisement150 1936-04-12 13 j 2 y/ M -J^^fbfTTjJJt^ in s <*tilr><! down COMBINATION FDAHUfK/ fOf K\"/\ W^'k^^^^ i lOt AL FLIGHTS t MT m^^^^l^^^^ J^^ S m x-m lIP If /'">4 SkTFR Aff}\ll\A V ,A E FRESHNES S °f PACKING TIME *MAY fUT Km COMPUTE MOTH BT B '»»'/->/>. I S t A-RAVEM150 words
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Advertisement75 1936-04-12 14 JK T*B |S V V •'■^a» n^^ i^H 89^^^^ Mm llf jJK B^ y^ v^' *Br i^^L j tt^Jß fi^^^^M^HN 1 NOT OUTER WRAPPERS. r^A K^^^sf^--- FROM S LB. TIHS Or fp^| 4 LABELS FROM^LRTIHS W 'W I H/Ali |j BEAKERS CAN BE Dfl|| D |k| H lf IT M75 words
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Article1599 1936-04-12 15 VASS TO TRAIN SINGAPORE PLAYERS? 4 Uteful Suggestion LUth Activity Easter Holidaus Chance For Taumamtnl Vamfflnr* To Prepare-— Inter "#ST Matches In rerak Male Player limten Revived Merest In Balang Padana (By "Dragon") jT appears that after all thf Easter Holidays will be wry quiet I far1,599 words
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Article893 1936-04-12 15 Epworth Institute Rally In Singapore Four Hundred Attending Programme Of Activities New Ofßce-Bearers Of Moslem Association Farewell Function At Stia Tekong Club (By "Clubman") ARoi'T 100 young men and women from all over Malaya and are gathering in Singapore for th.< Twelfth All-Malay;. Kpworth League Institute893 words
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Advertisement264 1936-04-12 15 Stomach gas I nU^^f^ condensed in kW^ 1 2 minutes f-f p Why oontliras to suffer unneoessarlly J i I u |i J from ths pains of indigestion? You A -^-^it oan rrt rid of those stomach palna 1a Wot<i 4 V two ndiratas with H fl^ and poisons oaossd264 words
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Article, Illustration990 1936-04-12 16 AN IMPARTIAL SELECTION PADANG DERBY Bright Batting By S.R.C (B) Spectator") DRINCIP \l. biterari in erickd imrini 1 1 1 <- last wwk-€*di centred in the m;it«-h»»< betweea Ihe ml and MCOMd strinus of the l\id;imr Hvbfl, and the tfame btiW^tn the Ccjrloa Sports Clul> and990 words
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Article, Illustration1004 1936-04-12 16 NOTES FROM THE NORTH A K.L. SHOCK Penang To Beat Perak (Bj u Forward") I V\ i) cricket trials were held iast week-end in the North, in Ipoh and Tenant, and as the tuo sides are to meet this week-end in lpoh in the opening match of the State programme1,004 words
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346 1936-04-12 16 THE CALCUTTA CUP A Few Facts FAMOUS RUGGER TROPHY T'HK recent "Calcutta Cup" match between England and Scotland, in which the former were successful hy a single point (3 tries-9 points to 1 goal and 1 penalty goal-8 points j affords a fitting opportunity to record a few facts about346 words
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Article, Illustration351 1936-04-12 16 HOLIDAY CRICKET Segamat Club Beaten By Indians Singapore, Saturday. THE Indian Association easily defeated the Segamat Cricket Club In a cricket match played at Balestier Plain yesterday by 127 runs. Batting first, the Indians ran up the huge score of 218, towards which Choor Singh contributed 79. A. Frank proved351 words
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Article, Illustration75 1936-04-12 16 "DIEHARDS" TO MEET S.A.F.A. Interesting Match On Monday Singapore, Saturday. THE soccer eleven of the Middh Regiment, who decisively beat the Cricket Club on Wednesday, will mak their second appearance since their arrival at the Anson Road Stadium o.i Monday, when they meet the S.A.F.A. A very strong side has75 words
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Article135 1936-04-12 16 S.R.C BILLIARDS The following ti a in the S.R.C. Billiards Tournament will be played next week: Tuesday. April 14. 6.30 p.m.: —Singles Championship. J. B. Quays v. W. A. Aeria. Singles "B" handicap: D. C. D'Cotl I <T>- B. Ivliine I W April 15. 6.30 p.m Singles "A" handicap: A.135 words
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Article, Illustration478 1936-04-12 16 TO-NIGHT'S CARD AT NEW WORLD COMING FIGHTS Natori-Som Pong Return a/.v; ivrrii two ■•(< ai feath< i he .'ini'.- ihe programme, :i boxers h<i haw never met a|>| in the siipiMirtinjr ev.-nt- there should l» |>!«'(ily of thrills a: New World Arena to-night Mr. Bell expect* a Uu ,d. MAKQUEZ-TARI478 words
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403 1936-04-12 17 MALAYS BEAT THE RANGERS Football In Singapore HOME FORWARDS VERY NIPPY Till" \i M y> tW -tlm.» f< ll! beat the or Kan K Ms ;,i uu- J a l..,i Bcsar Stadium this afternmi o, I— l Heavy ram foil in the part of round if to 1. of theii403 words
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261 1936-04-12 17 KINTA SWIMMING CLUB Officially Opened By Sultan m Our On n Correspondent) U v the Sultan of Perak <.!: fI opened the Kinta Swimming dun I this morning before a inn gathering of all nation:. lit i* Mr. Poo Whs Chens;, the Chairman. lr Highness to <>n>-n the pool the261 words
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Advertisement119 1936-04-12 17 VITALITY RESTORED uv \M) WOMEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN REMARKABLE \M) DISCOVERY BY GERMAN SCIENTIST Dial WING \C!if OKASA HUMAN BODY. OK DOES i Hoi mon p\v)' the I i. „-.1 uthfuldi .ap- sing efTects (>•: Infusi s n v cles and the body, restores rcmovi s depreselop, tability. memory and119 words
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Advertisement167 1936-04-12 17 MARRIAGE CHANCES! When, and how. do they begin a that el charm ol the n d< mi Ing physical attractio Actually, the di 1 ;")>)• deupon the n: o- of nervous vitality. Mania :hanccs, which recede with wanini ctions, soon reappear Tvh 'itv is n I to iti Inc. v*167 words
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Advertisement151 1936-04-12 17 WHY IS TMIS WHISKY SO POPULAR r J&%(j? ¥I EC^ SE th ere is that subtle J^^aL^r difference in its flavour JjySßy anf^ Quality which distinguishes ®Kf from a!! othei' whiskies. J&fsx£&t^( lt has been said that is /x '^^S^fekJ no d lff rence between M one well-known brand and151 words
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227 1936-04-12 18 MALAYAN GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP Yesterday's Play QUALIFYING ROUND SCORES (From Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. fyilE scores in the qualifying round <>r the Malayan Golf Championship for the first 18 holes were as follows: I oi. A>H 73 filk ns .7 e c; 77, Kelly 80, E. M. Scuolai i>o,227 words
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Article49 1936-04-12 18 Members of the Premierian B.P. ar? 1 informed that the Ping-Pong days aiv as follows: Saturdays and Sunday o !rom 4 p m. to 6 p.m. Those who wish to practise on Tuesdays or Thursdays are to inform the Sports Captain or the Secretary a day before.49 words
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877 1936-04-12 18 FIVE WINS FOR MR. WHITAKER Perak Skys Meet AIYA-AIY PAYS $56 (From Our Own Reporter) 9\ 'o Ipoh, Saturday. bi A LARGE crowd w*.i» present at the f:r t day's races of the Pfrak Turf Club's Easter Skye Meeting here this afternoon. A drizzie ♦"oil before the MOMld event, bvl877 words
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Article88 1936-04-12 18 The ping-pong team of the Siong Bo*' A. A. were entertained to a friendly match by the Youngsters Friendly Benevolent Society last Sunday and the result was 3 to 2 in favour of the later Results: (Youngsters Friendly Benevolent Society's players mentioned first.): Low Huck Lcng beat88 words
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Article91 1936-04-12 18 LOST WORK THROUGH RHEUMATISM Alter JO lears On Railway It was little si v t^. iy worker g „p job aft< i -< i nly walk w [r:end led t and he v. able to go I Xllia t« !,f ry in 1 1 or tin' c I adlj and91 words
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Advertisement482 1936-04-12 18 Now! Restore Natural Whiteness to Your Teeth! j&W* £l 1 An Antiseptic Cleansing Dental Cream That's Bringing New Attractiveness to Millions! ■c is now a way to NtfOTl the coloration and doenr are destroyed natural whit. to and wu^.d away. Soon your teeth ullnoss Natural whiteness and brilliance are restored482 words
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Advertisement263 1936-04-12 18 BT^S^^HBh^Z^^^i^^^i^^^ wSSmr^^^^^Bm Are you prepared trained nndy to respond to the invitation? Are you equipped to seize golden opportunities a* they arise? Moments fly, days are hurrvine: into weeks and m >nths. SUCCESS beckons YOU! s f nr you to respond. Su?ccss in life waits only up c who sc-ck263 words
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Advertisement192 1936-04-12 18 1 PRACTICE LIMITED TO THE EYE Speriali/iii!' Ocular Mustlc Ano- malies. C— ipticalcd defects »t vision. Glasses if nerUi*«l. R. A. THOMPSON, D.OA S {Dr. ef Ocular Scleaee) i 4, Arcade (Orosmd Fleer). i Phone 3002. 35 Years' European Clinical Exi Her Hair Grew T hick And Long Again Astom192 words
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Article2068 1936-04-12 19 SPORE 113: SELANGOR 122 BOWLERS ON TOP PERAK SUBDUED BY PENANG: MALACCA v NEGRI s.iturday. 4 (.RKAT effort »J Bflllfeffi tail A enal.lt* HMBI to NMN a nine run lead on th* first inning's over SinKapo"" in thr lntet Stale fix ture which began on the2,068 words
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Advertisement50 1936-04-12 19 <Ol^fOKi: TRIAL ISKIO. j j 11. S. A. UAISOX Mill I Sk Tor be>t sidecar performance. iioitTo* (ip. -<>!«» performance between 250 cc and .'JsOcc. j ki:ksha^i in*. for besi solo performance between 350rc- and s()occ. 11. S. A. THE CHOKE or THK BXPBBTS. [THE CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. (1926) LTD.50 words
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Advertisement278 1936-04-12 19 j PERAK TURF CLUB EASTER SKYE MEETING 1938 MONDAY, 13TH APRIL 1036 j Entries Close at 3 p.m. on Monday, 6th April, H>;>«. The- Subscription.'; ior Visiting Mem- bers shall be: MEN $5.— LADIES 5;2 foi thr Meeting or any day thereof. VICITINC MFMBERS must be intio--1 duced by Members278 words
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Advertisement161 1936-04-12 19 THE HUNTER The best bag he ever bagged Jl bag of TICERBEER Fraser Neave, Ltd. DISTRIBUTORS. *wmtur <& ISeave Ltd- Distrihuiors Or n*rer Beer Ideal fot pv&ru A^^^ DELICIOUS f J =1-I v# WITH not o but noui iJi^. Pood sj»«ciali-;ts mend irhola wheat feoda for health, also plenty of161 words
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Article, Illustration74 1936-04-12 1 A lady of A.D. 2056! liargaretta Scott In the dr now film "Things To Come Above she is seen as Rowcna Cabal in r>" AD cone from "Pot r Ib'oetson," which comes lo the Capitol Theatre shortly «ently made an extensive tour of inspection of74 words
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Article, Illustration65 1936-04-12 1 Koh Ens Phin. the Champion Athlete at tho Agricultural College Sports. The 100 Yards race in progress at the Agricultural College Sports in Berdang on Thui ICO Hurdles Race in progress at t he A C The Technical School Team who won the Intel Relay c. D.65 words
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Advertisement69 1936-04-12 1 2O pages > FOR 5 cents ASH "A" ilandpaiated (iia^.s Vases. Blße l'rice i>alc rice (HILDREN'S CHINA TEASETS. NURSERY ~CHIN A delightfully decorated and pa.^ed Comprising 1 teacup and saucer 1 mau atu hc c 'f for 4 presentation. Mur and 1 tea plate. Teaset for two SALF»,U(KS1 Q() Per69 words
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