Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 21 June 1936

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol 4.— No. 2 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1936. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 193G.
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    REVERSAL OF CLEMENTI EDUCATION POLICY
    139 1 GOVERNOR'S PROPOSALS TO COLONIAL OFFICE REDUCTION OF FEES MORE GRANTS-IN-AID: CONTROL OF PRIVATE SCHOOLS To The Sunday Tribune) reversal of the dementi policy of providing elementary English educ?ion to only the select ICW in Malaya is expected to be announced shortly by H.E. the Governor,
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    A TRIUMPH FOR THE TRIBUNE
    227 1 J^LREADY it i- the U ndency of the Government to give more eneoura.i to private schools and also render more assistance to the Chinese schools in Malaya. lew «lue*rti *cted to rer.ult in the estab-* lishment of n hools in the country, of which there
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    LESS INDEBTEDNESS AMONG CLERKS
    504 1 GROWTH OF CO-OPERATIVE MOVEMENT JNTEREST in the problem of clerical bkUbtednew in the Colony I been revived by the debate on the matter at the meeting ''tin Legislative Council last Monday. The Sunday Tribune i» inKVMd that the borrowing i vil among local wag* earners is
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    27 1 The new Secretary for the Colonies, Mr. W. G. A. Ormsby-Gore, who is expected to approve the important recommendations on education in Malaya by Sir Shenton Thomas.
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    POLICE SCANDAL IN PERAK
    140 1 29 DISMISSALS Wholesale Bribery And Corruption (From Our Oum Correspondent) Taiping, Saturday. AFTER a three -day inquiry held by the Chief Police Officer, Perak, Mr. E. Bagot, at Taiping, two sergeants, two corporals, two lance corporals and itwenty-three constables, most of whom have over ten years'
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    SINGAPORE WEDDING
    194 1 Capt. D R. Bannsrman Miss Frances Hack CT. ANDREW'S Cathedral was tli? setting of a pretty wedding yesterday, when Miss Frances Lorna Hack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Hack, of West Australia, became the bride of Captain Douglas Ronald Bannerman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bannerman
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    MR. C. O. LIM
    56 1 Transferred To Bankruptcy Office, Penang Mr. C. O. Lim, Asst. Official Assignee, Singapore, will leave for transfer to Bankruptcy Office, Penang, at the end of this month. Mr. C. H. Koh 8.A., formerly of the law firm of Aitken and Ong Slang, haa joined the Singapore
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    SLUM CLEARANCE IN SINGAPORE
    136 1 Committee Appointed TO GUIDE OFFICIAL POLICY j A COMMITTEE has the Improvement Trust Ordinance. This action follows the comprehensive report on slum clearance compiled recently by Mr. L. Langdon Williams, Manager of the Singapore Improvement Trust, after his return from Home leave where h studied the
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    PRINCE DAMRONG
    19 1 Bangkok, Saturday. The seventy- fourth anniversary of I Prince Damrong's birthday is being observtd in Penang to-morrow.
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    ULTIMATUM TO KWANGSI
    220 1 CHIANG ACTS "Withdraw All Your Troops" Hongkong:, Saturday Afternoon. MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek has 111 lodged an ultimatum with General Li Chung Jen (Kwangsi Commander-in-chief) and General Pah Sung Hsi (Kwangsi Vice Com-mander-in-chief) demanding the complete withdrawal of Kwangsi troops from Hunan to their original garrison quarters
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    MALAYAN INTERNAL AIR SERVICE
    96 1 THE Sunday Tribune understands that the projected Malayan internal air service will be brought into operation some time next year. Messrs. Mansfield ami Co., Ltd.. 'the company proposing to run It. an4 Mr. C. E. Wurtxburg. a Director of the. firm, who is now on Home
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    20 1 An upprnpriata picture of the Gov in ths grounds of Raffles Institution with the Senior Master, Mr. G. L. Bayliss.
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    Increase Of Population In Singapore
    654 2 HOUSE SHORTAGE PROBLEM THE CENSUS Coming "Raid" On Houses IT is, of course, still too early to give even any approximation of the census population of Singapore, but it is expected that there will be a substantial increase over the 1931 figure. The main reason
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    "BOULDER DAM"
    218 2 AT THE CINEMA Thrilling Drama At The A I ham bra LAS VEGAS, where Ihe building ol America's gfeafc 'M:r. Is 0Ohi( is selected as th° Setting for th€ Waiiier Eros, production •Boulder Dam." Which wed a1 the Alh. day. The picture presents a most dramatic story and
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    GERMAN CONSUL-GENERAL
    38 2 Mr. W. Maeuss. Consul-Goneral Germany, will be on leav* of Ateem j from Singapore, June 22 to Auti During his absence tho Chancellor, Mi O. Neidt. will be in charge of the Ge vman Consulate General.
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    ALL-MALAYAN MR RALLY
    165 2 11 Plunen In K. L CROSS-COITNTfcY PLIGHT (From ()i<> Own A l I Kuala Uiinpiir. Salun, p>l KIILN aeroplanes arrived ai 1 the Kuala l.umpu.* Fl>mg Club to-daj tor the All Malayan Flyiaj l u l> ral«y. so far the lii^.st n most important dying rally t
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    5,000 HINDU'S MASS IN SINGAPORE
    205 2 Mariamman Tsmple Ceremonies MORE than r>.ooo Hindus from all m Ol Malay. i are be- iniuii" to ratlin to-day at th( Iffariamman Temple i South Bridge Road, s. the r :cst and must Important of Hindu mples in the rlty for ceremonies in nnectlon with
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      197 2 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL A THIS WKKK ITIONAL CABARET AtTRACTtON APPEARING PJIGHTLT THE COWAN BAILEY REVUE (OH'AN HMLKV TED KYhLYN ESTELLE DAVIS Songs. Piano, Banjo, Costume Character Numbers, Comedy Songs, Tap, Kccentric and Exhibition Dancing, Latest Vogues in Evening Wear. I Hi; MOST I'Ol'll AK CABARET KVKK TO VPF'KAK IN SINGAPORE.
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      4 2 Tiger Beer IS BEST
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      92 2 Ja.ck Hulbcrt COMINC I' M A JP HJ TO THE iflAvlv XJW m^^ M&\ f^*li GIWA MALO-G aOBEaTSON HACE ,(jfcß^r^N (^Bk\\ A CAiNSBOftOUGH PICTURE Here's the BIG car" with the low upkeerTcost ii'i <>>>^ Sleek graceful lines of 19i6. w h Js fc the poise and elegance of a reallj
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    "Unfair Competition Of The Clubs"
    1284 3 ANMJAL MEETING OF RAFFLES HOTEL EXTENSION OF HOURS PETITION TURNED DOWN 'Singapore, Saturday. S 1 i: general meeting of Ho Ltd., to-day, Mr. .1. A. Clarke the Chair man, stab besides the decrease in tourist traffic anoth; rning their turnover was the increasing anil !l!a
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    31 3 Bignor E. Mattoli. who has been Italian Consul In Singapore for two is. has been recalled to Italy for a new appointment. He and hi.s beautiful wife leave many friends behind.
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    25 YEARS' SERVICE
    198 3 Presentation By Directors And Staff Singapore. Saturd ALTHOUGH I have known Mr Aba "the m ,A nve and a half, years ana therefore can only judge his work froi i these few years. I must say that he has given the greatest satisfactioi ms duties and T
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    FALSE TRADE MARKS
    133 3 Tins 01 Hydraulic Brake Fluid Singapore. Saturday. A Japanese. Saito Matsui, manager of Messrs. Matsui Bros, in Sophia Road ngured as an accused in a case under the Merchandise Marks Act before Mr L. B. Gibson in the criminal district court to-day. After trial on a charge
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    KRAUSS-GOLDBERG DUO
    58 3 Three Further Recitals In Singapore The artistes Lili Krauss. pianist, and Simon Goldheig. violinist, who made such a r.ood impression when they appeared in Singapore some 'veeks ud, will give further recitals at Um Memorial Hall to-ni^ht (Sunday) and to-morrov. and Tuesday. During the throo prosr.nnmes th^y will
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    POSSESSION OF PISTOL
    66 3 Singapore, Saturday. Bail was strongly opposed by the police when Lee Ah Choon and Ang Sin Tee were produced before Mr. Trevor. D. Hughes, the second magistrate, this morning. They wore charged with the possession of a pistol, lour rounds of ammunition and a dagger in Lorong
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    ON BAIL OF $1,000
    81 3 Singapore, Saturday. July 20 and 21 have been fixed for the trial of Lim Kian Huat, Seah Hang Liang ?nd Ong Chew, who are at present out en a $1,000 bail, on a charge of possessing contraband cigarettes. The seizure one of the biggest in recent
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    LEAGUE HEALTH DELEGATES
    121 3 Returning To Singapore On July 2 T(ii Nations' Rural Hygiene nuniiaton which Ls now carrying invtMigauon.s in the Last in prepalatjon for the Rural HygieiK- Conference ■>.■ held in Java next year is expectback in Btngapore by the S-harn-'^orst on July 2. AIUt visiting Malaya the Commission
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    JESSELTON ICE AND POWER
    297 3 JESSELTON ICE AND POWER Reduction Of apital Agreed To A.\ x iary g< ing ol iin Jesselton Ice and Pon < Ltd., wns held loiiowing the annual meeting Friday. Mr. J. A. Eh., vai in Ihe lr, and ottu n Mr. Chee ciu; i Chi China ruan, Mr. m and
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    Y.M.C.A. CRICKET
    53 3 Thfc fallowing I m lifted l<. represent the Junioi nent agaliui Middlesex Regt. on Thursday j«nr 13 at Tanglin: J. Ferguson (Captain) Ong swfo Law Shim Kah Foo k' Leembruggen. B. s. Varma, Suratti J Webber. B. M. Bark. Gih Keim Swoc' LH. Newman Tan Guaii Kiat. J.
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      216 3 f 7# i f DELICIOUS o WITH IJ^i>A^|»n^^| I I *£> WEET-BIX Good for you, WEET-BIX ret all |hi Bl^S g W\ and marvellous to eat! The goodnes.s. all the hcalth-gfv- I l» II rnspest nuttiest, crunchiest, ing and body-building eleflavoured cereal yet made! ments of whole wheat -the 7
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      254 4 WARNKR BBOO* THRILL -PACKKI) ADVENTURE TRIUMPH WITH AMAZING SCENES 01 DARING THAT WILL MAKE YOU QHIP THE SEATS! ALHAMBRA io > ...r.^, vr U y v| Sec the great RIDING A It LN AWAY BATTLING »*<;*[" bolldkr dam dynamite truck A THOUSAND PBBI in all its ()N THE FDGE OF
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      170 4 PACKED HOUSES ACCLAIM THIS WONDERFUL OLOURKD PRODUCTION AS AN EPOCH-MAKING EVENT! t^*+ my ni"r/M Matinee TO-DAY at 3.15 \^f\r*l I U L US TO-NIGHT 9.15 SEE THE MOST^HrTILING FIST FIGHTS EVERFILMED! »y\^' "THE TRAIL OF THE C 1 A JJ J Aii Ml POP-EYE the SAILOR in "VIM, VIGOR VITALITY"
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      288 4 PINED m;<m> Man's Attempt To Smuinrtp Tobacco Atn,, t s,uo.nr^;r^r^. rigorous imprisonment was im hs this morning by Mr l' B Qiffl? 08 1 the criminal district court on iJSr i. ln Hiang. c He had pleaded guilty to the no^. sion of 170 lb. of Javanese tobacSH 8 104
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    TALENTED CAST IN M-G-M FILM
    348 5 CLARK GABLE AND MYRNA LOY FINE ROMANCE Jean Harlow As A Secretary !II BAI I»W IVS ultra ,(\v\n metropolitan eonii ic- 1 M i millionaire hwibaai it lln ion Cfl <»1 t v\o hi-. w\\v whom he adi ami h secretary whom he tq j^
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    "THINGS TO COME "
    226 5 THINGS TO COME Drama Of The Future ALEXANDER Korda*B production n irf 11. G WVils futuristic drama. Thiiv will be screened I Theatre next change ed on .t grandoise st-aU*. tins gripping narrative unfolds a prophetic vision of events likely to uccur during I \t 120 yvars. The in Everytown
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    LORETTA YOUNG AND FRANCHOT TONE
    303 5 TO BE SEEN IN 'THE UNGUARDED HOUR the produetiosi of "The I nuuarded Hour" Metro-(i)ldwvn-Mayer film. which crmes in the i'avilion Theatre this week, a new romantic team th reads Ihrouirh the urrippinu si-enes ol a fresh departure in mystery -romance storie>. it unites Loretta
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    21 5 Mym I <■ ble and Jean Harlow, who appear in Wifo v.s yi which openi .it the Capitol Theatre on July i.
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    BOY MUSICIANS
    205 5 Plenty Of Talent In Canada Montreal. Quebec. REPRESENTATIVE ol the Brit 1 Empire Beys' Band Association ha^ irrived hre to recruit young Canadian muslciaiUi for a buys' band of JO •rfayers to tcur the Empire. 'Ihe boys will assemble in London ftve lor a three months' tour ot
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    "TO MY GREVI SURPRISE IT STOPPED THE TAIN ALMOST IMMEDIATELY."
    160 5 "TO MY GREVI SURPRISE IT STOPPED THE TAIN ALMOST IMMEDIATELY." "For the past 10 years I have suffered agonisnu'. stomach pains and was unable io obiuin rest -t night a ttiend of mine told me about Bisma«ex to my great: surprise it stopped the pain almost immediately and I am
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    ROLLICKING COMEDY ROMANCE
    343 5 "SNOWED UNDER A. Fe m i nine no "GNOVI i:i> I Bdfer," a roilkkinjj First National ronunlv romance with a New England soliin«. tomes to tho Pavilion Theatre today, bringing together tending man and three loading women, ail of whom are top notch Hollywood stars in their
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    11 5 1 me. 11 whirti opens at tne Capitoi T\ on Tuesday.
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    Screen And Stage Show
    307 5 "ANNIE OAKLEY" The Willie linine Revue Man i figures thaw ii from real-life .-><>( i it«*ii u ith the Western frontlet eone to life in ti»»vivid si;«-vii drama, "Annie Oakley, M which ww na .t Iha /Uhambta Theatre this ireeh anu m which R%rban Rtanwjck Is
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      178 5 Grown on Bald Heads by Using KOTALKO A typical example of the enthusiastic praise accorded to Kotalko is the report of Mr. W. Jones, of Manning-tree. wKtißßF^^^X now I have an abun- and I have marvelled at the results. Friends wno saw my head belore I used Kotalkt —and who
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      189 5 Take SANATOGEN and feel thoroughly Healthy w BTTB You can be stronger and Sanatogen increases your more healthy— Sanatogen strength, for it givei will make you so. Whether your body exactly th you are run-down as a elements that produce result of strain and worry, vitality. Thus, in a or
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    THE EYES BEHIND THE WALLS
    582 6  -  R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. By (Doctor of Ocuarl Science) IT is said that John Bunyan, on seeing a criminal pass by. on his way to the gallows, said: "There, but for the Rrace of Ood, goes John Bunyan." Similar expressions have been credited also to
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    BRITISH SEAMAN KILLED
    210 6 Fell 16ft. And Fractured Skull Montevideo, Uruguay. A 16-FOOT fall has killed an English sailor, Mr. Arthur M. B. Case, second officer of the British cargo steamei Ovingdean Grange, which has arrived here from Swansea. Mr. Case, v/ho was 53. died only an hour and a half
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    Contract Bridge
    867 6 (By "Horatius" THE ONE-TWO-THREE FALLACY pL AVERS whose experience has taught them the danger of ambiguous bidding', do not usually reach ln'k r h declarations at No Trumps without first having explored the suits. To reach a game bid by the simple "by numbers" process of one. two
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      567 6 IO CORNS on 1 pair of feet! Everg one out -in a week N>> f.!*t-t- i m >:.;'■ roils utting- juai ft frnpriiMt, rcfrrahinK footbath «-very ni#ht f<r few m^lith. Ami after that. t»«ro ia what hapiN-iw rna n lot from corn*. I trttd B*m unit tiiri/thmg J thomjht uoul'i
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1576 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES IN unusual Phi com* to Misi Winifred r I t" i waa publish* uid prw So im] •he Dutch bj i book r travel bj an gnglishu tad the Dutch has just been pubm under the title of 1 Tlic Dutch editi m itifuily produc i.!id ii
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      61 7 Ir^ J > VersuLir Inasmuch tu 9€i form on appetizing addition to ani; tne.tu at (my time, anywhere. Our freshly mad? PORK AND BEEF fl A USA a E S have a ditttnettvs Jlac ur 4 the result of many years' experience in s'iu anc making. This experience helps us
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2093 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. BY our i* <» in aii correspondent ONE of the big functions tills Weak, Formal '•-> Singapore branch >>'. the Bank <<f China, which ook p Monday There was a large crowd of people present, among \\-> being Dr and Mrs P K iu Mr
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      65 8 lusl Aniud Ladies' I'nderwear, Satin Slips and Gowns at lIAFFLES HOTLL and IJKAS BASAH KOAl). A \*om»n knowt that In 1 the vital mitiert of hygiene and comfort sSe n safe with Southa k a name *»'oc ated for over SO yean I ~'th the highest post.blc standards of purity.
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      96 8 Latest Creations in Ladies' Hats. Novelties and Belts dis playing at De Souza Brothers, 42, High Street. 'Phone 3188. PALAIS DES MODES 33, STAMFORD ROAD. Have received a very attractive selection of harden Pait> Trock- and Evening Gown?, who Sidley girdle and panties. _0~ _0~ _0~ _0~ i A i
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      59 8 I li€' 1^ iii jii r< I (»W^ (\.''i- "C V J L^ *i <^l The THREE USEFUL SIZES. i^ll^l "EM PIKE** Jr s *p i ?i4 RANGE OF TOWELS < *i^ SIZK 24 x 48" SIZK 30" x 56 M ftOri» S |-20 S |aJso 6 WIItEAWAYi Kuala Lumpur
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    710 9 Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill Onr Ffaaefa /fill Letter Tm i i and the Root on wh look- tv flora' dro^ hilo Mr. Dnv. in silk lowei Mi i u 1 fj i that Riches, in niifl I M n Skinni dre r A! ndl trim--1 He L
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    Culoite For Sports Wear
    949 9 WITHOUT sacrificing feminine chaim yet retaining the comfort of slacks, slip into a eulotie. This gem of a skirt i.s so cleverly designed that the division masquerades as an inverted pleat. Women are finding more and more uses for it every day. You may 140 to
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    26 9 Mrs. Carson, who was Mrs. (iloiia Humphreys before lit marriage la Mr. B. H. (arson of Patcrson Simon* and Co. Ltd., which touk place on Thursday.
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    A Few Hints . . .
    194 9 A Few Hints A currant mint sauce La particularly good When served with lamb It is easily prepared and is made by beat! 1 glass of currant jelly with a tork until the jelly is in tiny pieces To this add 3 tablespoons of finely cut fresh mint leaves and
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      38 9 Use Sketoiene ;i n«l preveal Mosquito Bites if applying 3krtite»< direct to l 'i« s ikiii wlirr#*>rr exposed mos|Mt#Cs ;in«l Inseclsi are warded off h( n«t vj.iim the most deiicatr lahric. ill Chemists and Stores. OMfTOH I.ABOItATORIFS, Suifc.iporf.
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      91 9 A SINGAPORE'S UP-TO-DATE LIBRARY ALL THE LATEST FICTION CHEAP It \TI:S. SPECIAL TKir.lS FOR t.I'RS MESSES Green Circle Libraries 8f bathry road i i I liMve just unpacked very smart Garden Party and Dinner (Icwi.s. Ba.es, Bolts and Novelt ies. r>, Slam ford Road. Capitol Building. Phone 3t& 1 i
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      163 9 9 L *V TICLO D€Aj»XL.WJ. ocasns cdL J Cap B<a^. Pkgtv* sgfj /BACKWARD I?7 I BABItS ife 1 If Baby is backward and not gaining weight either on the breast or the bottle add a little Brestol to \Y~~F /> I the feeds. \n/^si/ 4 It is probably just what
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      60 9 •%> MALAYAN PKW T E R Hundreds of Contemporary Do- S signs. Every Piece Faulilr.s ly S Made by Hand. Solo Agents MAVWUn CO.. LTD., U, Battery Road, MofmpOTO. .j. \Aux Chats Noirs s London and Paris model gowns for all occasions XT New consignment of attractive day and afternoon
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  • SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      LONDON AND THE TIN PROBLEM
      579 10 IN financial circles in Malaya tt<» matter of th continuance of tin control contint* to be the vital question. It affectl all other Commodities, and until w<; knew lh« i<su!t of the negotiations which Mr. V. a. Lowinger uid Mi. M. V. Bfltefc an lo
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    HOW DO THEY GET THAT WAY?
    1404 10 —Moral Uplift For Clerks By The Big Stick AFTEB reading the speeches at the Legislative Council on the indebtedness of subordinates, and muttering the decision to give them one more chance to declare the BUtC of their private affairs, many people ire asking very
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    598 10 pO begin with, jus. a few school how- u-rs. which always go well. A ONE schoolboy in Kenya described the I holders of the O. B. E. as Ob j jtcif of the British Empire." In South AlriC* a coloured boy described Hamlet as
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      30 10 Clocks for Home Office iMflHHj^tV 1 R^ Hi^h prude and Beautifully finish '.'d Vh -I' T l hour strike, 8 day time fiom I" 4 4 Westminster, 8 day movement
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    Malaya's Educational Problems
    680 11 BETTER PRIVATE SCHOOLS NEW POLICY Children Running The Streets (B\ a Special Correspondent) MUCB i.iction will result from the enforcement of the new Malayan educational polit The increased attention which the Government i> paying to this important question is a matter on which those who have the
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    LATEST IN METALS
    72 11 Slvcr, Yellow And Bronze o^urs Berlin. 4 NEW metal, Eloxal, which is de- scribed as bronze-coloured aluminium," was shr\Mi at a meeting of the Trchnicil-Kitirarv Societv in Berlin. Eloxal is oxydated aluminium produced by electrolysis. It ran be manufactured in three colours silver. canar> ytllow and bronze.
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    SNOBBERY CONVERTS CANNIBALS
    263 11 Policeman's Contempt Persuaded Th?m Port Moresby, Papua pATIVI -I tbi Delta Division of Papui. have been converted from cannibaiism by their own snobbishness. "Savages art just as <;u\U snobs a^ any of us," Sir Hubert Murray, the Lieutenant-Govemor, remarked recently "leach them that the nicest people 111
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    "ESCAPE ME NEVER"
    197 11 Good Reception In Paris Paris. -TSCAPE Me Never." under the title of "Tu Ne M'Echapprras Jamais." has been produced in Parts, in a French adaptation by M. Pierre Sabatier. Mrs. Margaret Kennedy scored a great success hero in the autumn of 1934 with a French version of
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    POOR-BOX ROBBERIES
    154 11 Clergyman Captures Robbers With Toy Pistol Port Chester, New York. An epidemic of poor-box robberies at h church here has ended with the capture of two thieves by the Rev. John Gadzicki. who covered them with a toy pistol. The minister had ingeniously wired the boxes to a
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    "SWISS ITALY"
    119 11 The Country's "Rights" In Malta Berne. THE Swiss federal authorities have 1 forbicldt n the 'ntroduction into the couiUry of an Italian bookiet, "Swiss Italy" which consists of propaganda for extending Italian rule over neighbouring territory, inciuoins Malta. The book claims according to the Neue Zurchcr Zeitung," that
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    "Stop AND GO" SIGNALS
    76 11 A? hens. Athens Im.-> followed the example of I other European cities and introduce-.! ".stop, go" tiaffic liuhts. i The system i>, a f present, only on j trial and the signals have only been J introduced along the main thorough- fares. Pedestrians have been duly
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    WOMAN HIT BY BULLET
    205 11 Careless Shot From An Automobile A BULLET wildly Bred from a rifle in a parsing automobile gTMMd thff cheek of Mrs. Joseph Bcraire, 78 years oi a^,e. M sir- was reaching for a tin from the shell of her grocery store on the main highway at
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    BRITAIN'S WAR-TIME DANGER
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    46 11 Photo by A group pbotogrmpt) taken at the wedding of Mr. B. H. Canon, of Paterson. Simons and Co., Ltd.. Sin \apore. to Mrs. Humphreys, on Thursday at Singapore. Left to rig.U, Mr Hunt t.hf» hririp and hridegroom. the bride's mother and Mr. Palmer Kawu Studio
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    233 11 Mui Tsai Commission Tn Malaya rAPT. John Jeff, Secretary to the Mui Tsai Commission, who left Singapore on Thursday for Penang by the Kedah after a .veek of intensive investigations explained to a Sunday Tribune reportei why Sir Wilfred Woods, the Chairman ol the Commission,
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    85 11 Thames. New Zealand. A collection has been sold here for over £11,000. The collection was bought by the Auckland Stamp Cp. from Mr. F. H. Claxton, of Parawai, Thames. Mr. CUxx'on's collection, which has taken him all his life to collect, conof 150 volumes averaging 40 pages
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    SINGAPORE AND THE FOONG SEONG CUP CONTEST
    1517 15 GENERAL DISAPPOINTMENT IN MALAYA Utter From K.L. Reader Afmual „,„,,„,,,,/;> mm Bettß Ho Eligible To Play For Southern Sttlhnnnl Encouraamg The Game Among Perak Girls Malacca** Outstation Trip Last Christmas (By "Dragon") SINGAPORE ision not to i fh. I feonf Cup eomp t,
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    953 15 I»HE annual report of the Police Sports Association for 1935 is as follows. The Association has functioned fairly well throughout ths year. Boxing was taught to recruits in the Depot throughout the year, an average high standard being maintained. The annual inter-company competitions were held in the
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    574 16 WHAT IS WRONG IN FOOTBALL MALAYA CUP Last Week-End's State Games (By "Forward") COMETH ING seems to lw> radically uionj; with softer in Perak this Bason. There have been many "incidents." and the season is not yet over, and what is worse still, only the Am
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    152 16 Negotiations Between B B.C. And N.U.B. tkgotiations between the Briti h Boxing Board of Control \\k\ thu rational Union of Boxers with a vj« 1 a establishing minimum wages t<'> seer-known boxers have cjiclecl "A joint meeting of committees re sented the board and the union
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    241 16 President Of Association Replies To Che Editor of the SunUuy Tribune t Sir With reference to the artiih published In your edition of June 11 leaded -Malayan Cricket Dispute Narowly Averted— Perak Quibbling Over rlatch at K.L.". it would probably merest you to know that the members if
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    692 16 WEEK END CRICKET REVIEW Bowlsrs Do Well LOW SCORES IN MOST GAMES (By Spectator) ANOTHER Bingk m victory was registered in local cricket lust week-end. 11. M.5. Terror being detea t?d by the Khalsa Association in ;i low scoring match on the Association ground. Fine weather once again prevailed and
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    499 16 Wrestler's Feat PREPARING FOR THE OLYMPICS Kobe. May If) DKilir crack JapaiHM- rowers, all students of the Tokyo Impt-rial I mversity, who will represent Japan at the Berlin Olympic Games this Summer, sailed from Japan en route to fcurope |> v uav of Dairen and Siberia
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    600 16 AIRMEN STILL ON TOP REVIEW OF LOCAL LEAGUE GAMES <ll\ "FULL -BACK-) TIIF. Airmen are still on top in the Fir t Division with 16 points from 11 sanies the Chinese second wilh 14 from 10 xmes, and the Inniskillines third with 11 points. The Skins have only played eight
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    823 16 BOXING BLOW TO SPORT Raphael And Sato To Night 'Pli!*: Schau linf -Frisco fight hai had b ai io'i.il tequel u tli. suit of an iii(|iiiry held by th••1 Control. After ;i thorough inveatination into the affair, Schneiinj? was suspended for nine monthi for "not acting in
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    1354 17 SCHMELING'S GREAT VICTOR Y LOUIS KNOCKED OUT IN 12th ROUND B WK f ,t m A New York, June 20. \< K irom the fistic grave to which l lmost every sports writer had assiffiiC« h!iii tame Max Schmeling. Batte in- A the mighty
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    64 17 The following have accepted to play cricket for the Singapore Non-Benders vs. B.C.C. on Tuesday, June 23. at n a.m. at S.C.C.:—H. R. Bartels, W. W. Dean, R. F. Goodman, Capt. C. E. H. Jacobs. G. G. James, 1. J. Leij??ius, N. F H Mailvr. E. J. Richr.s
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    185 17 TONE CONTINUES STEADY Improvement In Prices Anticipated (By Our Financial Correspondents Singapore: (Spot). 25-, cts. unchanged. London: 7 5 16, unchanged. Market tone: Steady. New York: (Spot) 15 13 16 its., up 1 16 ct. Singapore: (Spot) 2.V cts. Market t:ne: Quiet. Singapore, Saturday noon. To-day has
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    178 17 ['rostrate with "Terrible Pans' tt m from he: mother led this woman to take Km for her backache, and before .she finished the first bottle she was freling better. This is the letter the writes:— "About this time last I had terrible pains in
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    797 18 ALL JOHORE P. W. D. SPOR TS NG NGOH TEE CHAMPION ATHLETE From Our Own Correspondent j Joborc Bahru, June 1!). IN bright sunshine and in the presence of a record fathering assembled from all parts of the Stale. the all Johorc Public Work. Department Athletic Sports meethlf was held
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    103 19 St. Joseph's Defeat A.C.S. Singapore. Saturday. THE Medical College having canceller their cricket fixture. St. Joseph Insiitut on were engaged in a seconc eleven match against the Anglo-Chines School on the Bras Basah Road grounc l his afternoon. Batting first the Anulo-Chinese Schoo batsmen found Minjoot (seven for
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    SERVICES WIN
    62 19 Disappointing (lame In K.L. <From Our Oir*» Reporter/ Kiala Lumpur. Saturday THE Combined Services beat the Nort MaUya Ei.ropr*ns on the pitfall to-day by 9 kof.ls to nil. The BCOl"Crs were: Saw ll>, BucK-e (2», Hollin«;sv.oith Hi ar.d Ryder iV The uime proved a gre^it disappoint rrent to
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    222 19 JUNIOR BADMINTON TOURNEY Risulis Of Ties Played Yesterday ONLY two matches in the Blng»0OT« Junior Badminton Tournament were played yesterday in the Clerical Union Hall. In the ladies' singles, Miss, Lillian Tan (Devonshire) beat Miss Alice Wong See* Kim Cheng*. 11—5,11—7. Miss Tan. possessing an advantage in In isht and
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    152 19 S.RJC. II Def2at S.C.C. II By Six Wickets Singapore Saturday. THE first elevens of the S.C.C. and SRC. commenced their two-day fixture on the SRC. ground to-day. Taking first knock the Crni'.et Club olaced themselves in a strong positio when they knocked up 167 Pcarse 90. Lt. Weedon
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    194 19 Fixtures For Tennis, Ping-Pon* And Billiards The following tics have been arranged: TENNIS SINGLES HANDICAP June 22— Lim Boon Hin <— 6) vs. Dr Gan Tian Soo <Scrj. June 23 Khoo Peck Kim (—3) vs Tan Hucfc Hye <— 6). June 24.— Dr. P. K. C Tyav. f
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    199 19 Results <M Tournament Ties iHE follow) the result! In iast I week's flxtun H ndicap Single* Miss M. Joseph 15) beat Mis Tay Khcng Siai: it- 151 6—2. 6-4: Mrs. E. V. Da vies I) beat Miss S. George <plus 15.3' S__l, G--4. Open Singles. Miss M. Joseph
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    32 19 Singapore Heat Malacca S 2 iPtOtik Our Ota C rrcspondcut) y\.\\:\er:\, Saturday 9I\(MPORF (Irfr;»tr(J Maine** I tv the >f 1 1 -v f f'up football iratch player! hrre this afternoon.
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    61 19 The following have accepted to play cricket for S.C.C. vs. Ron Bonders oil Tuesday, June 23. ai 11 a.m. on the S.C.C. ground:— G. Oaltlard, H. Gibson. A. C. Growder. L. A. Hvgate. Lt. A. T. Hingston, a. f. Hunter, it. c. H. A.Oliivier. P. G'Nril Dunne. F.
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    28 19 The Ceylon Sports Club and the s.cr.c. (;ov in a "A" team cricket match ai Balestier Plain this altcrnoon. CSC. C4. S.c.n.c. 37 for seven wickets.
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    75 19 point d To Legislative Council Sin BatiM'd the Hon c. pi in .\i feted hr the Mu 1 Estana, Kampi np Ham, tl tn on, 1 m lour 0 1.1 n tnrittb of tho 1 '-■n h( 1. < rvro t\ Dr. AlJtinled p h.i hln:
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    116 19 Forthcoming I* rformance In ftingapofe 'JABURNT^' I .1 H Pri r^ntod by 1 ir Dramatic Club >r on Jtitt Glady Hi I Lee. Rcnee 1 r. f Hamlyn, P. < i Tunrey, rip nd i Mi who is pi fjir part G nail; poMny''(» by < i brrn
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    57 19 The Imperial Airway.s outward liner ik cxp otcd in Singapore <i i|l n-.M"nt delay in ihe Imui 1m caused by weather in the Buy of Bengal b\it tho rvicc is nov/ again i tinning i ehedulfe it ka rrpnrtcd that since ►he receni duplication erf the re-Brtsbane frvio'.-
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    36 19 There will be lour polo the Onit( l on Tuesd** Birth day) when Thinga To Come," H.O Wells' masterpiece, will be pu <>n 10 30 am 3.15 p.m f» 10 p m 9,30 i'
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