Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 19 July 1936

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol. I No. *i. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1936" FIVE CENTS.
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    INTENSE COMPETITION FOR MALAYAN MARKETS
    347 1 JAPAN, ITALY AND CHINA NEW MOVES Australia Canada Contesting INTENSE foreign competition for 1 the Malayan trade markets has begun. FWiWinf the lifting of sanctions. Hah hus entered the Held again, while other European countries at.' making upedal efforts to increase their -\ports to this
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    C.P.O. ACCUSED OF SNIGGERING
    118 1 C.P.O. ACCUSED OF SNIGGERING Uwy*r f s Outburst In Penang Court <F>om Own Correspondent) Penanf, Saturday. my friend, the Chief Police ci Ing at my ho c behave In ru the court. in tl out Mr Lim Cheng Ep:i 0 J ins cross-examination *f tor in connection with Court y^serdav
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    Gen. Chen Goes To Hongkong
    724 1 CANTON DICTATOR RESIGNS AN ULTIMATUM China Civil War Averted Hoagkoag, July 18. I mi exclusive interview with Router's General K. Y. Won Commander of ihe Canton Air Force, who has ju^i arrived here >\ith planes, slates that the entire Canton Air Force departed for Shiukwan
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    SPECIAL ENVOY OF NANKING
    193 1 Study 01 Judicial Method* !n Euroi>2 U.S.A. AMONG the passengers who pa^tci through Singapore on board the Lloyd Triestino Victoria on Friday >vus Mr. K. S. Ma, a special envoy of the Judicial Yuan, Nanking, sent to ttud) judicial methods in Europe and America. He left
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    PISTOL DUEL
    34 1 Buenos Aires Deputies Have Difference Of Opinion Buenos Aires, July 17. Two Deputies, Senors Carus and Merino fought a duel with revolvers following an incident in the Chamber. Neither was wounded.— Reuter.
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    CIVIL ENGINEER'S DEATH
    93 1 Director Of Metropole Hotel AS reported in the Malaya Tribune yesterday, the death took place at tr-e General Hospital on Friday night of Mr. Maurice Ma.schoieff. a director of the Mt ropole Hotel Co., Ltd. The late Mr. MaschciefT was 52 years of age at the tim
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    RAJA MUDA OF KEDAH
    80 1 Presented With Insignia Of C.M.G. (From Our Own Correspondent) Htq Penang, Saturday. IS Excellency the High Commissioner, paid a special visit to Kedah yesterday to invest His Highness Tunku Badhshab, the Raja Muda of Kedah with the insignia of the CM G bestowed on him by
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    MILITARY RISING
    104 1 Madrid, July 18. AFTER several hours' silence, the Spanish Government has admitted ;7^,, re has been a Military rising in Melilla, Morocco, Martial law has been declared in Melilla and the Foreign Legion has occupied the town. The Minister of Communications says that Colonel Elitella of the >
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    THE HINDENBURG
    53 1 Ordered Not To Fly Across Britain Frankfurt, July 18. THE Commander of the airship 1 Hindenburg stated that when the airship reached the coast of North Ireland yesterday at noon on the return journey from Lakehurst, the German Government ordered the Commander by wireless not to fly across
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    A GREAT CHINESE
    127 1 Penang Tribute To Late Mr. Hu Han Mm (From Our Own Correspondent) Penang, Saturday. 1 SIMPLE but impressive memorial 1 service attended by three hundred boys and girls and a few prominent Chinese, was held In the Chinese Town Hall yesterday, when tribute was paid to the
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    STREET ACCIDENT
    52 1 a 4 *v. Sin &apore, Saturday A food hawker who was pedaling hli wares on a bicycle was involved in an arcldent this afternoon when he collided with a trolley bus at the junction of Erskine Road and South Bridge Road. His bicycle was damaged but the man
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    "WE WANT NO BAIL"
    349 1 "WE WANT NO BAIL SHOP RAID Two Inniskiliings Charged Singapore, Saturday. ABOUT 12 o'clock last night, two soldiers broke Into the prem of Ellison S. Ezekiel Co., leaving a huge hole in the show-window (which was valued at $150) and stealing- one magnifying glass, one pair of sun-glasses and one
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    EUROPEAN LADY'S DEATH
    63 1 Inquiry To Be Held In Singapore Rlnsapore, Satun! A CORONER'S inquiry will bt ImM into the death of Mrs. Evelyn Best, wife of Mr. O A. Best. Assistant Curator. Botanical Gardens, who died at the General Hospital on July l»; The dato for the inquiry has bttQ
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    THREE YEARS FOR WOMAN DOCTOR
    538 2 Illegal Operations NURSE SENT E N CED TO A V: Air M L AM not sure I am i th d v Urd Chief Justice a 1 th y, hen passing rvitude »man doctor. S he hi 'I b en round guilt; forming illogal operations
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      151 2 (\t^ A^ALAYA^S PRr.MIEf< HOTEL 4 THIS WEEK f s il VL <'A»AIM-:T ATTKUThai»im:arin(; nh;htly RENEE and RAME NSATIONAL CHARACTER AND ACROBATIC DANCERB. DARING A REALISM. UNIQUE IRARET ENTERTAINMENT. II MIKINCi A SNAKE DANCE YO» WILL WANT TO WITNESS AGAIN AGAIN: ItAl^l'-'ILIvK CA FE DLCHXENT CIISINK (OURTESY —COMFORT A SERVICE. AFTERNOON
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    KAISAR-I-HIND AGAIN IN PORT
    1168 3 POPULAR PRE-WAR SHIP THRILLING DAYS Captain Tells Her Story pKOIU I It 'mir in the I r t<l such a thri i.iinic earn P and <). Kai "i 'I" 1 Singap.t h < .«!>'. un M jit •is Hi hip of the I. m- i n
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    6 3 Capt M. G. Draper, R.D., R.N.R
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    OBJECTIONS TO A PORK STALL
    120 3 Malacca Muslims Make A Protest (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. iderable agitation \g gomg O n khe Muslim community of M lacca regarding a pork stall licensed the Municipality, opposite the mo.squo n Goldsmith Street. Though the Municipality was informearlier by certain Muslims of
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    CONCERT CANCELLED
    51 3 Thibaud Unable To Appear In Singapore The recital by Jacques Thibaud. the ramous French violinist, which was to have been given at the Memorial Hall Singapore, on Tuesday, has been candled owing to a change in the time of departure of the vessel on which M« Thibaud is
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    2 3 THE KAISAR-I-HIND
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    LATE MR. LIM NEE SOON
    127 3 LATE MR. LIM NEE SOON (oniinc: Stale Funeral In Nanking ARRANGEMENTS aro well m laud for i» the S f atr funeral of the lati Mr. Lfm Nee Soon, the well-known Malayan Chinese pioneer who died in Shanghai 1 some time ago, which will be held in Nanking:. The arrangements
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    COLLAPSE IN OFFICE
    73 3 Sudden Death Of Well-Known Seremban Man (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Saturday. The death occurred to-day of Mr. T Myleavagnam, chief ck rk, state Engineer's Office Seremban, from heart failure. He was taken ill from the office and and died soon after admission to the General Hospital
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      190 3 m Here are I Books you Sim ml jfm E J\ The I UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY Pocket Size. 250 Illustrations "The NATIONAL 300 PAGES. Dictionary Knryrloprdia Bound in cloth. 5 00 Pa^es 10,000 Keferoiues. a* An Amazing Voliimo of u<-rful I'RICFJ cents. information. Cloth Bound. SSm '*'i I>KI(K .51..*5.» cad,. This
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    Shirley Temple's Sense Of Rhythm
    379 5 AN ACCOMPLISHED DANCER A TRIBUTE Amazing Role In "Capt. January" CHlltll\ remple is not only Holly--0 «ccCi most a< (oniplished little actress and most darling child. She also has the sense of rhythm and other nwfssan 1 qualifications that rank her as the world s
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    15 5 Walter Huston, who ■pptan in -Rhodes of Africa," the next change at the Pavilion Theatre
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    BRITAIN'S LARGEST BALLROOM
    454 5 SPECIALLY BUILT FOR "THE AMATEUR GENTLEMAN" THE largest ballroom setting ever 1 erected in a British studio was built for "The Amateur Gentleman." Douglas Fairbanks, Jnr.'s new film of the Regency neriod which comes to the Capitol Theatre shortly. This gigantic setting was on such lavish lines
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    36 5 •rn P nti r, t ?i Snia > Temple between tcencs of her latest nim, i^?nn h. V UUUy hKh optus al the Alhambra Theatre shortly. She is soon havum little same with David Butler, her director
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    "PARISIENNE LIFE" Grand Musical Romance
    227 5 "PARISIENNE LIFE Grand Musical Romance IN Paris it is always springtime and 1 Cupid is forever shooting his romantic darts, at least that is the impression gained from the screen version of Offenbach's delightful peretta "La Vi- Parisienne" which is showing this week a* the Capitol Theatre under the title
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    CITIZENS AND FINGERPRINTS
    68 5 Berkeley, California. All citizens here must have their f.ngerprints taken. The local authorities have launched the idea as an "Identification System" and are so enthusiastic that they hope it will be adopted eventually all over the country. They are doing all they can to remoire from the
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    WORLD CONTROL OF DIAMONDS
    276 5 'RHODES OF AFRICA Walter Husion Fine Role THK.RK are some words whirh arc inevitably linkfd up with others. So It is that the name of Cecil Rhodes, whose life story is dramatically re-enacted by Walter Huston in the (iaumont-Bri.lsh Picture "Rhodes of Africa," which opens at
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    12 5 Rhlrley Tompio. ippean in n January which opens at the Alhambrn My
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    MEMORIAL HALL
    73 5 Lecture IJy Tastor W. W. R. Lake "B!gnfl of the Coming World Ruler" will b. the subji t of the lecture to be given by Pmstoi w. w. R l. tu at the Memorial Hall to-day 'Sunday) at B p.m. There will be communl ing from 7 mo.
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    Contract Bridge
    1040 6 A LESSON ON SAFETY PLAYS (7>\i/ "Horatius") MANY contraeti are played which, I while they seem to be fairly are foiled \>y an unfortunate tribution. The good player will so plan his campaign however, ai to guard against the unexpected, taking the cautious view that the cards are
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    NURSERY FOR ADULTS
    114 6 I irsl <>l [ta Kind in The U orld Lin. Fathers, uncle*, b and other adults expec Lo have nu piay ins at the Grown-Up's Nui cry to be opened shortly in the B. rim lalmed to b O f its kind Ln the world. Th( .nated
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    STUDENTS BODY FOUND
    84 6 Indian's Death In Ba\arian M<nni(;iins Berlin. The body <-i an Indian student, Ananta Ycngar, missing sine* Ncvembti 1984, luu been found bj hephtrd lii the Bavarian mountani v (larmIsch- Partenkirchen Quldej Cnin tlu Alplni re^cur <.r--ition in Partenkirchen carried hi* body to the village P. „ci valuables
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1752 7 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES I A;vi i born b Jt wa.s thru Hr*3 Iclai: nowledge in the matt 1 h Id brandy If i kir- i l.randy and see tat champagne with well-known oame and produced in vint f"*« re that if l v 1 Vl liquol and and asked to
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1645 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. lIV on 1 0111 a 11 rorr< k^poiideul rUK Adelphi Hotel H«H>f Garden was packed OUI 1 Saturday night when Mum 11 c Hurt, the Officers and nbers of SR E <V /Field Company invited guests to a dinner and dance The honour were Sir
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    39 8 A .o;< -t'-raph of M*r Gracia mv.-> :n me of the beautiful (owns she wears in th< pJ.v **!ffne TIN S*<" to be produced by thi IT.W.C.A, Am.ii 'in Diamatic Group at th^ V etoria Theatre on Thursday July
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    Around The Shops
    1245 8 NO matter how many frocks your ward robe holds, when a special occasion arise* there does not seem to b? one gown that will suit the purpose, so what are you to cio in a case like that 0 Well, my advice is, to go and see
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      36 8 A knows fhat <n thf vital ~J) attcrs o( Kygiene d^^L .■ills V^-/ 1 I > name associated SO years I possible stancj -,< I P kit \f^^^ 2nd Stores.. Sole Agents for Malaya _GRArTO N LABORATORIES. S.n^apore.
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      63 8 HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW COL- i LECTION OF GOWNS FROM LONDON j AND NEW YORK. t They are the rare eomhination of ORIGINALITY, CHIC and GOOD TASTE with prices that yield to present times. 'i PHONE 4974. MAYNABD'S BLDG. i < Beautiful Underwear j SO COOL AND SHEER YOU
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      69 8 A Beauty Salon IN MINIATURE HARRIET HUBBARD AYKK WEEK-END BEAUTIBOX COMPACT, CONVENIENT, ATTRACTIVE the Harriet Hubbard Ayer Beautibox is just the thing for carrying these famous beauty aids while travelling. Contains a generous supply of LUXURIA, the famous cleansing cream, EAU DE BEAUTE SKIN TONIC, BEAUTIFYING FACE POWDER and either
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    Notes From Kuala Lumpur and Fraser's Hill
    377 9 ALL Kua i id deal o! thf 'inn vue It vts I tt»<l th.in" which Is al i All ed thai Cowan and Balk m<\ the funnJest pan ol estic h| had peri' very Long tin And I much, for the Maj- for
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    Our Fraser's Hill Letter
    541 9 ALTHOUGH the v.ea- th(r la unusually unsettled for this time of year, and the visitors surprisingly few, the Hill still manager to keep Its holiday spiiit. One or two iwm.au parties the inevitable golf, a cheery Saturday nit-ht dance at the Club and the usual Sunday
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    Your Foundation Garment
    509 9 Your Foundation Garment PORSETS nave 4one through a gigantic revolution, but the trouble is lots of women have not kepi up with Uicm changing fashion event*. ITuU lunny old idea of a bundle of "stays" and unsightly canvas belong-, with the hoop-skirt era. and I am by no means thinking
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    "The Gay Nineties"
    347 9 AF course we've all smiled indulgently at one time or another over quaint old photographs of the lovely ladies oX that mid- Victorian period called popularly the "Gay Nineties,' and wondered how on earth they ever managed no many seemingly impossible effects* and stm manage sucn sincere
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    31 9 A poiti.iit picture of .Miss l s at Cole man. daughter oi Mr. and Mis. 11. ColeiiKin who has anru uncctl her cngag< ment to Mr. Frank Edward Ansrn Blackwood Sewell.
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    Give Everything A Sparkle
    386 9 Give Everything A Sparkle MIKRORS were, no doubt, invented to' serve the ends of vanity, btr their gleaniing surfaces have remained to add tremendous decorative value, in a modern way. to many a Finall article > with a primarily practical minion In life v is getting to be a habit,
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    Old-time Handcrafts
    387 9 Old -time Handcrafts ONE BY ONE. the old-tin>r handcraft are being revived in COnvtnJ modern fashion for the benefit oi women who still like to k;ep then lingers busy We all know the wonderful Lrii thai have been made m hand crocheted and knitted garments, high-styled .md fi",ur conforming 1
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    29 9 To remove white spots from varnished furniture melt puranin iw l little olive oil and touch the spots with it. Let stand a short time, ihen polish until bright
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      128 9 IVI A L A V A N P X WTER Hundreds of Contemporary De- i signs. Every Hece Faultlessly J Mixdc by Hand. 1 Sole Agenta MAYNAKU CO., LTD., 11, Battery Road. Singapore. S j SINGAPORE'S UP-TO-DATE LIBRARY "f ALL THE LATEST FICTION j «f S CHEAP KATES, SPECIAL TERMS
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  • SUNDAY TRIBUNE
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      HIS MAJESTY
      531 10 I ATE' outrage in i IK. 1. Pai k <»?i Thui sriay made !f ibtful whether a. attempt v. v < >n the life of Hia Majesty Kins i* v be true, as tii tched mai ted stated, that 1 (i (o make a protest reme imagined grievanc
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    HOW DO THEY GET THAT WAY?
    1558 10  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones Apologists; Alarmists; And Land Theorists U7HEN will OUT statesmen cease to ado])t the apologetic and appealing note to other nations'.' Have they not had enough evidence that it is useless? Jn speaking on th< Hoard of Trade vole ji. tlie House
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    469 10  -  Anglius A WARNING 10 golfers In Malaya A TWO casual p,olf acquaintances w; walking towarci.s the green when I they sighted two women coming over j the hill. "Here comes my wife with some oM hag she's picked up somewhere," said onv of them.
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    Singapore A Haven For Sailors
    719 11 KEEPING THEM HAPPY LAUNCH FOR THE ■HYING ANGEL PADRE n«M .ire Ihrco somos conjured nu uhin i UM ITCri «»rK «hich Ihe Mission, S P NEW CHAPEL I N Anaon i mart-looUm 1 build! ivlng u» apptaranc* I homline 11 ite, the resort l)f while
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    SOME BOOKS WORTH READING
    1511 11 SOME BOOKS WORTH READING STORIES OF THE OPEN Laagiitei from the Lowlnnils, by "ugh Taihnt. Deal 7s. Gd. ty] ralbol has an enviable ability to colour Into oasl events charai He succeeded remarkwon with his Arsl novel -Qentle■jsn. The i \(iii km*. Broui pain sr. tied out. 'hull oi the
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    DIVE INTO RIVER
    179 11 Detective To The Rescue Brisbane 11 DETECTIVE figured in the exciting rescue of a Kirl who had goi the Victoria Bridge into the Brisb River recently. One morning word was received at the c.i.b. thai a girl was iii the river and that a handbag had been
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    "FLYING SQUADS" FOR MALAYA
    261 11 Juungle Control THE VISIT OF SIR T. COMYN-PLATT "fLYING SQUADS' 1 for the junfirle to contro activities of elephants, tiger I other bi£ game in British Malaya, arc am. the suggestions being considered by Sir Thomas Comyn-Platt, after a tour of Ceylon and Malaya on Inhalf
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    20 11 I P v Wardle, the chaplain to the MlSßions to Seamen Singapore, prior to leavi hospital to see sick sailors.
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1138 12  -  W. B. Paterson •y Someor? inked Me Tht i Question This Wed:. "What Would You Do With Million Dollar*?" Since Then I Have Asked Several Others A Similar S s Question The Answer Scans To Be A Lemon Or A Raspberry. rAN my bods deMribe
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    Further Development Of Singapore
    651 14 INCREASING IN IMPORTANCE ITS FUTURE Peak Of Growth Not Reached SINGAPORE hr\s often been caueu Junction and "i ross Roads, anrf IheM names will bear more mr- ,^,r next year the peal <i\il airiwrt in the Kallang ifl icimplcted. All shipping routes of the t»si converge
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    14 14 IT 11. he Aga Khan and the Beg\**n Aga Khan photographed outside Gunter'a, London.
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    17 14 Mr. J. H. Thomas's resignation: the retiring Colonial Minister paying a farewell visit to the Colonial Office.
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    BIGGER BRIDGES
    300 14 Plan Of Canadian Federal Government rE Canadian Federal Government have approved plans for a bridge over the First Narrows, Vancouver Harhour, to be known as the Lion's Gate Bridge, which will have a central span 1.500 ft. long and will b<> the largest suspension bridge in the British
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    A DISAPPEARING BLACK SPOT
    476 14  -  R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. By (Doctor of Ocular Science) IET a piece of black cardboard eight inches square be placed on a wallpaper with a coloured pattern. The light In the room should not be too bright, but the experiment can be done easily in an
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    THE FLYING BOAT SERVICE
    208 14 Throuffh Singapore AUSTRALIA'S part CONTROL rftxm London, July B ACCORDING to I cabk from Melbourne, a Minist rial -nan tht re annou thai Austral! now certain t<« par British v i tnent'a plan f bi-weekly air mail service of thiny boats betwe I Ingland and th
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    NO BADMINTON HALL FOR SINGAPORE
    759 15 S. B. A. APPLICATION TURNED DOWN Reque* To />v Sent? Arrmgemtnk* For Visit Of English rrfeuional Three Exhibition Matches —Mayilower-Devonthire friendly in-day Find Commercial Competition In Malaya game in that feh< appli- 4ii i (/I) of Badminton ation t<> t pality lo badmi] ra \u
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    Around The Clubs
    1029 15 THE Mayflower Badminton Party, the i resent champion party of Singapare will be travelling to Kuala Lumuur during the August holidays, and will be rtJ of the Sunnydale Badminton j Team and the San's Badminton Party. The team will leave Singapore by the night mail on Friday
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    Award Of Individual Athletic Championships
    934 16 DOES SYSTEM NEED CHA NGING F.M.S. vs. COLONY CRICKET PROBABLES ,15s Forward**) QUITE an j/.r resting Buifjfeation, which <!• lion *>i all uporting i nthusiasts, made at the i nnu Parak A I At letic A gmrdin rd of In individual cammpionnhip ti As ii
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    THE WEEK'S SOCCER REVIEWED
    323 16 FIGHT FOR HONOURS IN FIRST DIVISION (By "Full-Back") FROM Uie positions given below it will be seen thai the fight for lionoiii* in the First Division of I i -vie is between the ll oval Air F«rc« tmi tfec Koyal Inniskilling Fu-'ii rs. Tht llrmcn have
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    AMATEUR CYCLING CARNIVAL
    317 16 Champions To Meet In Kuala Lumnur Under thr auspices of the Malayan j Agri-Horticultural Association, a Ma- layan Amateur Floodlight Cycling Carnival is beir,-.', organised and will take nlace at the Stadium on Aunt 1, 2 and 3 Thrilling cycle racei should be witne sed ■<»( this
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    10 16 Frank Malta io, who decisively I Arthur Suares at Colombo.
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    ANNUAL CRICKET TEST
    1422 16 F.M.S.-COLONY Comments On Coming Encounter (By "Npectalor THE cricket season is fast drawing to a close and it is evident from the decrease in the number of weekend fixtures that most of the local clubs have practically exhausted their fixture lists. The official season will close with
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    BERLIN OLYMPIAD
    41 16 Money Voted For French Representation Paris, July 9. ALTHOUGH not participating officially in the Olympic Games in Berlin, the French Government has voted a credit of 1,000,000 francs to enable French Olympic Committee to be represented at the games.
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    13 16 Clever Henry, the coloured light welterweight who Is on his way to Singap
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    541 16 box is a f\ GREAT FIGHT Fwo Negro Boxers Coming •X.0.") Tlir.ltl. were uo disappointment! at tin* N;\\ World Arena at the last notion. The bi| :j :*>t betweea Boa p O nt and Joe Diamond note than lived np to expectations, and two of th«
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    WOMAN RECOVERS HER WAIST-LINE
    47 17 After Being Burdened With I at Burden* by rb< n a Kl Rout, no thl«u< that life wa noi ni pain, and once mo waistline R< ad Jut owi -Up from rhe ed foun I i worth tried n am fn ih'.ui I
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    "LEAGUE WITHOUT FORCE A SHAM"
    228 17  -  Mr. Winston Churchill Plea By (By Air Mail) B [stol, July MR Winston Churchill has a] for a L ague of Nations in I which would conf'-( potential essor with orerwhelmin? force. < ganised for use and capable of beinc used. h He was speaking
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    CYCLIST'S BAGGY TROUSERS
    174 17 CYCLIST'S BAGGY TROUSERS Ruse To Evade Custom* Fails From Our Oun Correspond* Johore Bahru. July 17. ANOTHER trick to evade payment of duty and the Johoic Bahru Cv Barrier was discovered v. hen a Chin named Pang Chee Hua rode p Barrier from Singapore on a bic] •at 11 30
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    DEATH OF MR. R. BARTELS
    68 17 Coroner's Inqu'ry To J:e Held Singapore, Saturday JHE Singapore Coroner. Mr. W. G. Porter, will hold an inquiry into r:e death of Mr. Rex Malcolm B i d vhe 18-year-old sportsman \Uio died ai the General Hospital on July 14 followiii? an accident at Tanjong
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    OPIUM SMUGGLING
    48 17 Severe Punishment In Sam Case f From Our Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Saturda; The Criminal Court here fined two brothers nearly £3,000 each lor opium smuggling and, in addition sentenced acta to two years In gaol. In case oi failure to pay th< fines, anoth In prl
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    53 17 THE SINGAPORE MARKET VERY DILL TONE PREVAILS Decrease In U.K. Stocks Anticipated m h 1 1 Mi London: 71 1 16d., i Dull: iwn i Market Ti tall. Ri this CI 1 8 0 B 271 I Singapore I Lo i i York: 43 n 9 ct. L< N< w
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    74 17 THE SINGAPO RE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. Latest Cable: London Spot 7 11 led. pel New York Spot Sheet US rts 1G 3 h per lb. DAILY ITvKB CURRENT. urdaj noon. J. In ca 27 27 it s-i( U'O.ii. July) 27 1 16 No. IJLR.S.S. (Spol (awards 27 do.
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    296 18 KEEN SPORT Tie For individual Championship Tin: in i than k r and Ml i A..UV u< U for Mi. mi ink «»i the ton nb ulim )t were he'd I I m i an lliv held "(1 iiiilil the intrrv.il ulmji i a: h«wef fell and
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    66 18 Lust Game in Triples 1 ournament i II sid« Mci ire requ< y tne secible. Moml) Dlav In B on 'any evening and on the ie:i day from August 5. m I 1 V." L. D. 1 A T) i B R v- :i is n 11
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    109 18 h "ia- I rtus Tournaments TEW JICAP Lip (—11) vs. Tol; P. K. C. Tyau '—151 vs. »tu nnish). KNI3 DOUBLES HANDICAP July 23: Choo and Seah X 3) VS. Dr. Gan Tian Soc I boo I -6). July 24: LI >n Soon and Tok Bcng Churn i.—
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    S.C. READING CLUB
    64 18 Tho following were elected offic or ts r >ading dub tor the July-December. Pn Mr. C. D Quarmby; bon. secretary M Kwce; hon Tb-> wo»*k of the new ession begins m (Monday). and Chines f joining the rlub ar-« asked to Dresen' themselves for mrolmnv l n
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    JUNIOR BADMINTON TOURNAMENT
    235 18 I idles 9 QuarterFinals Slnf 8 Hirday. p k rhe fayfl I Miss Ch< < I, 11—3. 11—3. Leong Hong Sian r .Huppila4s), I i 1 i It! i Wonc Gi ran, and Miss M iry Wee. h of the mi d I his I i les,
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    CLERICAL UNION WIN
    74 18 Johore English School Beaten At Soccer The Clerical Union met the Johore ish School at soccer on Friday anc :hem by four goais to one. The visitors scored first through theii centre-forward and the Union equalisec through Salleh. Zam Zam put ihe Union ahead, anc nged ends
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    MERCANTILE INSTITUTE
    84 18 M( antile Institute 2nd vs. Royal Fusilier Band boys on ay, July 23, at Tanglin Barracks: Hoo Kah; Tan 800 Tiiien; Thong Kirn Swee; J. E. Law; Tio Chong Slang; Jantan; Mac; A. Shukor. Rr^^rves:— A. Wong; A. Francisco; A. I i. Institute 2nd vs. Ou'ram School 2nd
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    MR. S. I. O. ALSAGOFF
    571 18 Entertained By Pilgrim Brokers Ihe following was the .speech delivered oy Mr. o. i. o. Aisagon, in repi> to an uciuit.^ iluu by bukift All bo tar, ncad oi tne jtuuan FiigrUn csrokt s, ai c. im pui ty given in bououx oi Mr. A.u>agou
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    22 18 F.S. CZECHOSLOVAKIA Washington, July 17. Reci))iocal trade negotiations are reported \o have be:n begun between thi tail f States and Czechoslovakia Neuter.
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    AMERICA'S GREATEST CLASSIC
    281 18 How Bold Venture Won The Kentucky Dorby AN outsider, Bold Venture, won I Kentucky Derby, America's gr< classic. Full accounts of the race make interesting reading, and there seems no doubt the favourite, Brevity was unlucky to la A lew stride- after bananother runner collided with isending
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB
    18 18 1 The usual Monthly Mixed Foursomes Competition will be played on Sun. afternoon, July 26.
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    Mr. L. Whitaker Rides Three Winners
    603 19 PERAK SKYE MEETING KEEN SPORT Low Dividends Returned Repot U Tut- 1 k'i 01, 1 im 'i In was <iui' Hi i, l SKonci Igh each 1 1 the hi I I divideiitJ in ihe uhird raot |{J(. SWEEP 7}i t B n« Id
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS
    295 19 Chan Ah Kow Champion Athlete Singapore, Saturday tJIAN Ah Kow was crowned champio.i athlete tor the fourth year In sue- ai urth annual spo Ing of Kiiiu Edward Ihe th moon. a. Hunter gave away the at the conclusion ol the parts. The following were the results:
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    TENNIS IN MALACCA
    126 19 Muar Team Beaten By I—2 (From Our Otni Correspondent) Malacca. Satin day. Fine tennis was witnessed here yesterday when Malacca played Muar, the Men'.s Doubles being particularly Interesting. Malacca won by 4 matches r .j 2. The resuiU were (Malacca players mentioned first t Singles: -Chan Ah
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    INTER-STATE BADMINTON
    75 19 Singapore-Malacca Malch To Be In Open Air Information has been received by the Singapore Badminton As;/ ,-iation to the effect that the Malacca Badminton ►elation have so far b en unable to secure the use bf n hall for thr>ii InterState match against Singapore in the August Holidays.
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    SKINS BEAT THE SAPPERS
    495 19 Sll »re League 7 GO 4 IS VGAINST y. IN h on lg at the Ana m Road lium ;hi m >on, th [nniskillings beat U E. to Cm tin..' of 7- -0 i Di\ isi m ol the Singapore League. The game wap played in
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    NON-BENDERS' TEST
    213 19 NON-BENDERS' TEST Sclangor Lead MILLE9 KNOCKS I I£NOCKIK< Bl t of .140 in t'.»c!i <:.st Inningi Mian Non-Benders plated theme w i» strong position In im it day fixture ui;ain^t tin- mi -Bend< r> uhch <» lncmril 0:1 the -i.» C ground tu-<J.:v ply ioi 2Z inn- but inand last
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    SELANGOR A. A. SPORTS
    28 19 SELANGOR A. A. SPORTS ■Ch ionship 1 i II i! sudl 1 2 1 Hui tiool. 52-«: 5 N i A.l din .'.i i 1 i M. m).
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    PADMORE CHALLENGE
    18 19 ni-Fuial In 1 i tampionship v d Klford Guan i The Th< (Ai at a pi«c
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    11 19 St. Joseph's I-cal St Andrew's rew'o d 18. Hi
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      8 1 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 19, 1936.
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      SELANGOR A. A. A. SPORTS
      117 1 Perry, the reigning British Tennis Champion, and his father, Mr. S. F. Perry, ex-M.P :or Kettering. i_a jana, me lovi.v au irian aancer, wno appeared witn .sucn success in "Btreamline," has returned to London and is giving a short season at the Savoy Hotel. Her
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      PRE-WAR SHIP IN PORT
      41 1 The "Kaisar-i-Hind," one of the P. and O. Company's pre-War ships. .s now in port. Above ls tne tirti Smoking Room. The First Saloon Lounge on the "X isar-i-Hind." The First saloon Divan on the "Kr isar-i-Hmd
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      CAMERA GUN AT HENDON
      21 1 A camera gun on a Demon at Hencion casts It ..c:< common at iiiiy other military aerodromes.
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