Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 29 November 1936

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 4.— No. 25. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1936 vi\\<: cents
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    NEITHER SOFTNESS NOR COWARDICE IN BRITAIN
    1568 1 BRITISH PROTECTION OF BELGIUM STRONG WARNING TO OTHERS "LET THERE BE NO MISTAKE' TERRIBLE WEAPONS AVAILABLE, SAYS EDEN J,M then be no mistake. There is neither softness nor cowardice. The nations must choose. Terrible weapons cap be reed by peoples who love their freedom/
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    SOVIET AND FAR EAST
    179 1 Ready To Deal A Crushing Blow Moscow, Nov. 28. •'COVIET Far Eastern territory to-day is stronger and more inaccessible than ever and m the event of an attack upon it all workers m the Far East will help the Red Army to deal the enemy a
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    TEA PRODUCTION QUOTA
    118 1 No Change Expected For Next Year London, Nov. 28. THE tea production quota, which win 1 he announced on Nov. 30, is not expected to produce any fireworks similar to those encountered, following the recent meetings of the other com-modity-regulating Committees. The. majority of" tea -traders do
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    SHOOTING TRAGEDY
    34 1 Ex-World Champion And His Former Wife Hunting ton (California), Nov. 28. DILLY PAPKE, the former world middleweight champion, and his divorced wife were both found Shot dead .it. thf> Inlfpr'c hAmo Reuter
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    IMPERIAL CONFERENCE
    50 1 Representatives Of India Appointed London, Nov. 28. The representatives of India at the Imperial Conference m London next May will be the Marquess of Zeeland. Secretary for India, HLs Highness the Maharajah Gakewar of Baroda and Sir Zafrulla Khan, Mnnber of the Executive Council of the Viceroy.- British
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    LULL IN SUIYUAN CONTINUES
    187 1 DEEP SNOW Chinese Defenders Determined Shanghai, Saturday FIVE thousand Manchukuo troops 1 under General Li Shiu Hsin are concentrating at Changpei. According to Prince Pan, one of the loyal Mongol chiefs, most of the Manchu and Mongol irregulars who evacuated Peilingmiao, fled m the direction of
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    FRENCH STRIKE THREAT
    152 1 Emergency Bill Being Introduced Paris, Nov. 28. THE French Chamber has passed the Fiscal Reform Bill by 381 votes to 200. The Labour Arbitration and the Press Libel Bills will be debated on Tuesday. Reuter. I The Press Libel Bill is an emergency measure following the suicide
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    THE IMPROVEMENT TRUST
    438 1 Nev« Flats Ready HOUSING PROBLEM IN SINGAPORE ANOTHER step m dealing with the problem of overcrowding m Singapore has bceii completed by the Improvement Trust m the form of a fine three-storey building >n the Tiong Bahru district. Here m a locality which id the logical continuation
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    SEWERAGE STRIKE IN SINGAPORE
    348 1 1,800 OUT Early Settlement Probable Singapore, Saturday lI7ORK on the new municipal seu- erase extension scheme came to an abrupt standstill this morning when 1,800 coolies employed on excavation work downed tools. The strike is believed lo he MOT a dispute regard ii»fc 1 1 nl
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      MADRID TURNED INTO A SECOND FLANDERS
      154 1 MADRID TURNED INTO A SECOND FLANDERS TH.'ivero. Si,: 'J_% THE fighting m Madrid is increasingly resembling thcFl i I filled trenches, especially mai Toledo Bridge, look tike small to .stand upright is to court death. Men crawl brcugh the mud toward their objectives Run fire makes a. further advance impossible.
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      2,500 KILLED
      36 1 In Homhing And Shelling Of Madrid Madrid, Nov. 28. IT is estimated that 2,500 people have been killed and 3.000 wounded since the beginning of the bombardment of the canital hv the rebels.— Reuter
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    FOODSTUFFS IN WAR
    54 1 London, Nov. 28. npm; Government have derided to A establish a special department to draw up plans for the u— li«l, supply and distribution of lotxl for defence purposes. The department will be within th? Board of Trade and will work m co-operation with the Minister for
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    New Boys' Home Opened
    2812 2 SATISFYING A GREAT NEED CONTRIBUTION TO CITY SAVING YOUTH FROM A LIFE OF CRIME Singapore, Saturday. '"J*HAT Singapore needed a Boys' Home docs not need a great deal of emphasis. It is obvious to anyone who has studied the situation." These words were said by Brigadier
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      452 2 'you should tat 1 'i //A NESTLES /^s QUO OAT? *PV fOR GLOWING HEALTH NESTLES QUICK OATS NOW ON SALE When they meet Radox Yes. it is quite true— corns simply fly away for good when they come up against Radox Hard skin is softened, and is easily detached. Bunions
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      434 2 CHILD GAINS Wi I AFTER TVBKKCI I.\U peHIt^ONITIS! All f.r.hei .md moi to B little i are 100 thin run-down and ailing, ccn tak. r from an English head -mist! Hei little boy had been seriously ill with tubercular Pontonii: 1 lie made nplj ronidn't seem pui on weight Then
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    F.A. CUP COMPETITION BEGINS: HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    1194 3 OPENING ROUND MATCHES •il Fixtures SURPRISES IN THE LEAGI E Till-. I A Cup competition opened rday with 34 ties m the first round, In which third division Uli Jd, leaving only one xture m Div. 3. the defeats oi Northampton by 5-1
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    SINGAPORE ROTARIANS AT DINNER
    1552 3 HIGH IDEALS OF MOVEMENT STRESSED SINGAPORE'S Rotarians feted the Hon. Col. Cecil Rae, at a dinner held at the Adelphi Hotel Rool" Garden last night, m honour of his appointment as Second Vice-Presi- dent of Rotary International. The function, which was attended by about 200 people,
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE
    140 3 Successful Play Presented Singapore, Saturday. RAFFLES College presented a play this evening to an audience of over 400, including many professors and masters. The play was entitled "Arms and the Man" and contained a cast of nine players. Produced by Mr. W. T. Morray and Mrs. F. J.
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    BOYS' BRIGADE
    177 3 Singapore, Saturday. THE second annual inspection of th," Fifth Singapore Company of the Boys' Brigade was heid this evening at the Choon Guan Presbyterian Mission School Ground at Katong m the pre sence of a large number of parents and friends. The Rev. T. C. Gibson, M.A., was
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    HOME RUGBY
    108 3 London, Nov. 28. npo-DA¥"S rugger results: Cheshire 12 Yorkshire 21 Cumberland 3 Lancashire 14 Durham 9 Northumberland 4 Bristol 5 Richmond 5 Cambridge Univ. 22 United Services 3 Devonport Serv. 13 St. Bart's Hosp. 18 Harlequins 16 Blackheath 0 Leicester 11 Bath 0 London Scot. 19 The Army
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      160 3 KHK I M ATISM DR!\ EN OUT It should be realised Rheumatism is not 1 ole if the poisonous acid fluids ystem are kept on the move tj,u he formation and deposit of painful crystals m the joints. ..Ivent stimulating action of has i masterly effect m Uqu persing and
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      214 3 Stomach Sufferers Fill THAT \*n»f BURNING ~Jf W attacking the lining of M %flw J m your stomach, fermenting \ff^-- y j9wk m food and causing wind? I It is excess acid m the stomach, Kj 9 powerful, burning acid, thai cau X jB mdi v' >;> |*fl sours the
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    175 4 (From Our Financial Correspondent) RUBBER Singapore, Saturday morning. Singapore: SI 1 cts., up 316 ct. Market Tone: Quiet. London: 8 13 16d., up 1 16 d. Market Tone: Steady. New York: 18* 2 cts., up A A ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Yesterday's rise m price being somewhat
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    RUBBER REPORT
    147 4 Singapore, Friday, j In their weekly rubber report Messrs. Lewis and Peat, Ltd., stateEarlier m the week a small re-action I °>et m, but was short lived, the trade absorbing all offerings, and prices have now recovered and passed the former peak. The prospect of an increased quota
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    TIN MARKET STRONG
    103 4 Fraser Co's daily market report states In spite of a fall of 10s. m the price of the London Tin market was strong, and, following the lead eiven, local shares were m renewed demand. Rubber is up 1 16 m London and l A m New York.
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER Of COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    101 4 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER Of COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday neon. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases <F. 0.8. November) 31% 31 1/2 Good F.A.Q. m cases (F. 0.8. November) 31% 31 V 2 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable Spore) 31 3 s 31% do. December 31 716
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      232 4 1111/ 11 IJI ]%T I OPENING TO-DAY 7. im WMMJ V l^H I 3 SHOWS 3.15 6.15 9.15 v _k T> :^___i» >fe"'- <^^BbS|ip^'* x*^^^ Paramount's Breezy Comedy-Romance. IK> oAsic a. oii'"-'- i^^i -'t -*-^> 4^m>-^- '^r t^^^^KL^T ''■'oSSuSSoSSbR^H QK k9v < X' OWP>HMfl^HH__| jMLr iX'V "•C" > 'i >
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      243 4 Meet Screenland's newest Dynamic Star Find Vivacious, Alluring, SIMONE SIMON vI^^HS^S- '^M^^S^^Si m^ I i^maa V l^ I ■■■■> -^^^^^1 IPH^^Kfc- j Mg|H| ;^> '-^j^SB BK? ■■< > x> il Mat rm£? %^T MARSHALL CHATTERTON Discover o nevt/ stor vvorm vito! r©r rcsn~ i:;il^M ing! The most exciting personality m
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    Keeping Singapore's Highways Safe
    671 5 REVISED TRAFFIC RULES ON THE WAY Plans For Safety First Campaign (By A Staff Reporter) If EEPING Singapore's highways safe for both vehicles and pedestrians is th« special job of the Traffic Branch. Often their duties are unpleasant but they are the men who toil for
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    NEW FORESTS FOR U.S.A.
    73 5 Washington, D.C. Vast new forests will be created m the United States following Presidential approval of a scheme to plant four new forests m Texas and to add 500,000 acres of forest land to existing tracts of national forest m Oklahoma and > :nsas. The new
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    DEFENCE OF THE CABARET GIRLS
    974 5 SHACKLES OF CRUELTY BROKEN 'By a Staff Reporter) CINGAPORE is becoming a para- disc for "taxi dancers." During recent months many have arrived here from Hongkong, which appears to have an excess of them, although dancing is highly popular m the Colony. The ban which
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    CATARACTS
    433 5  -  R. A. Thompson By n.o.Sc. :> Orular Science) WHERI itaUT misappnI i cataract w Men oiu to be dispel Ith education of tilt w.i G Hernard Shaw wiin n ta London that t I not teli i,i MH the truth for a majority of laymen are still customers or
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      112 5 n n I FTT.MO i Tlie u___£/ght of Gifts j I FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR > 1 iP^ THE WORLD'S SMALLEST PRECISION CINE CAMERA AND j 1 I PROJECTOR i Take llrilliant Colour Movies „iH> the I HMO EIGHT. S Hell A. II owe 1 1 /^C^^ ■"■^'M^JK^v 1
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      Strong Cast In "Girls' Dormitory"
      488 7 A < \I»IIOL ATTRACTION SMALL wonder they call her "La Sauvage Tendre." Simone Simon, petite Parisienne whose twinkling eyes and laughing lips made her Europe's sweetheart the sophistication of her native France to the mystic charm of the Orient. ne. who is making her American
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      Ginger Rogers Is Tired of Dancing Films
      152 7 Ginger Rogers Is Tired of Dancing Films New York. jVfISS Ginger Rogers and Mr. Fred Asiaire have been advised by he R'tdi') Keilh-Orpheum Company hat they must immediately begin vvork on another dancing film !-> !>>' ntitled "Stepping Toes/ Miss Rogers recently signed an Et.K.O. contract under the imp ■>
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      "SHERDIL AURAT" OR "FREE SOULS"
      284 7 Hindustani Talkie Next Month At Royal i t 'THE Ajanta Cinetone Ltd., of Bombay, have produced many putj "landing Hindustani talkies/ some lof which have already been distri- buted for local showing by Messrs. Dossani and Namazie, of Malacca street, Singapore. One of the latest
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      JEAN MUIR IS NOTED FOR HER INDIVIDUALITY
      380 7 JEAN MUIR IS NOTED FOR HER INDIVIDUALITY Lovely Blonde As Most "Different" Person THE most "different" person m 1 Hollywood yet she docs nothing eccentric or unusual but on the contrary just acts naturally. That's Jean Muir, featured m the Darryl F. Zanuck Twentieth Century production of Jack London's "White
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      Racecourse Thrills
      245 7 Racecourse Thrills "DOWN THE STRETCH" FOR ALHAMBRA "■QOWX the Stretch," First National's thrilling romance of the race tracks, has been booked as the feature attraction at the Alhambra Theatre, with Mickey Rooney, Patricia Ellis and Dennis Moore m the leading" roles. Miss Ellis, as owner of famous Kentucky stables visits
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      201 7 I i Each of these ivhiskies has a name of its own; only when they are blended together after years of maturing are they called JOHNNIE WAUtER You are probably wondering what one of these whiskies would taste like by itself. If you had a talk with the blender who
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  • GOLDEN SNOW By WILLIAM CROSS
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      CHAPTER 1 THE COMING OF RAFFLES
      1966 8 CHAPTER 1 THE COMING OF RAFFLES "OIT who u this Raffles r The voice wa> soft, silky, with jv>i a touch of ice in it. and the man to whom the question was put sal 1 1 £> suddenly i I his chair as it stur.tr by the rlick ol
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      CHAPTER 2 THE SECRET ALMOST OUT
      3146 8 CHAPTER 2 THE SECRET ALMOST OUT ""OUNXYAIKDK" watt situated on the coasi haif mile trom Government House, on Lhe i>eouid Northatn Road, a trim, otimpart little bungalow, bidden among jn.Mful betel -nut trees. The trees stood like a regitneal of straight-backed sentinels, i with its turban oi spreading lVonds at
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      11 8 lUST one little drop of /T\WSKf\. always use T w— GETS-IT
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      81 8 Hair Growing Discovery Many persons who were completely bald have grown a full crop of beautitui hair by using Kotalko and Kotalko Soap. Marvellous and speedy growth of hair has been reported even when falling hair, dandruff and baldness have existed for years. ITRU EHA)R CKOWtiT Buy Kotalko and Kotulko
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1751 9  - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L.Hopkein I last addressed you, I mentioned tha* I intended to take a trip to Shanghai, making part of the journey outward by air. The i urney took place according to plan. On a Sunday morning I went up to Penang on the good air liner Aurora.
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      59 9 ;> *B» fy^^M 4b Ih .^kinw^ I fly l fc< 4 inn m m; ii 4k. Shipped, handled, and stored with jrreat care and supervision; enables us to offer our many customer* a really delicious meat which is both tender and full \A flavour. Ask for HILLKI) BEBF ■hi L^r-iJC'i
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1257 10 LAST wee!; i rule! you all about the y At Hijn^e the Consul-General vi ttoe United States and Mrs. Davis tof the Commander-in-Chief and of the Asiatic Fleet, so now I v.iii lull yo:\ ail about the At Home ich Admiral Varnell gave m return
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    Around The Shops
    1462 10 I WHEN CHRISTMAS IS SO NEAR ONE really has to set about very fast getting gifts for friends and rela- tions. It is a hard job sometimes but j really with all Singapore's shops the j right thing for each and everyone can be found if you
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      128 10 A 0 m^ m de Souza's j 9, STAMFORD ROAD. i i Have always m stock Dresses for I All Occasions, Model Hats, Slacks, j Girdles and Flowers for Society Gowns. L Hats Blocked and Made to Any I t Style with your Material to Match Your Dresses. 1 Phone
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      154 10 buy your Christmas Gifts at the i NOVELTY STORE 161, Capitol Building, North Bridge Road. At Vogue's! VARIETY IN THE EVENING BRASSIERE MODE STYLES TO MEET EVERY FIGURE AND EVERY FASHION NEED— H^Ttl^. JBj^*)'-4B IK^rTWi^ft iiyiiyif FASHION DEMANDS FAULTLESS FOUNDATION and perfect harmony of Contour: Maiden Form Fills EVERY BRASSIERE
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      298 10 t PRISCILLA LTD. ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE J Nov. 28th. Dec 12th. j 61 Stamford Road Phone 3335 This Ch» s«<ma§ SEND HOME i MALAYAN PEWTER Hundreds of Attractive Articles. Duty Free into United Kingdom. OBTAINABLE FROM MALAYAN PEWTER (Opposite The Federal Dispensary) YAP AH LOY STREET, KUALA LUMPUR Singapore: Maynard
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      132 10 An Invitation to all Lovers of Beautiful Underwear I Visit RACHEL'S 101 lovely gifts for Christmas, I Raffles Hotel Bran Basah Itond. A very smart selection of light all-wool 2-piece sport outfits m most attractive shades for the Christmas Holiday. I Also beautiful evening coatees m brocade at Capitol Bldngs.
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    MOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and ERASER'S HILL
    959 11 MOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and ERASER'S HILL HURING the week while dining m the v Station Hotel I noticed a few people fiom the north. They included Mrs. F. Shercliff from Kampar, who wore fawn georgette, and Miss Mary Gordon m blue. MLss Cecily Reeve Tucker m a navy and
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    BOOKS ON SPORT
    173 11 Lawn Tennis Made Easy "Bunny" Austin $3 00 Perry on Tennis F. J. Perry 2.00 Improve Your Tennis Helen Jacobs 1 50 Table Tennis Ivor Montagu 1.50 The Par Golf Swing Alfred Padgham 200 Down to Scratch Abe Mitchell 3 00 Sound Golf The Earl of Berkeley
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    553 11 Tlj Tj VISITORS to the hill BrSB are not always those who come for a change and a rest; V— yT] there are also some i^^^x \^L S w^° come as "sight Z//T\\4\J seers." There were i 3£j.-X_L_m_Jtt two interesting York shire business men on a
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      96 11 A woman knows V*-l that m the vital £jhr£^>\ matters of hygiene *4r^fr%L and comfort she is J^4^ Yff\ safe with Southalls t T^-f/ j name associated I I 7 I for over SO years \fL with the highest y J I possible standards If ol puncy 1 k hi
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      191 11 TGREEFcImTn[TMAR"IESt 18-F, Battery Road, Singapore. LIST OF NEW BOOKS RECEIVED. S Bu°ry U Him cl Darkly, Wade Henry. i™ V J r T [I A JJ,' SHSS?* C^ dric Men Ask for Beauty, Wade Rosalind. At d h J U orld m Eleven Years J t And Then You Wish,
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      198 11 SPECIAL STUFFED CELERY Twelve tiny green onions, 12 1%-incfc pieces of celery; 2 tablespoon chopped salami sausage; I cream cheese; 1 tablespoon Roqu< 1 teaspoon chopped pimento, l teaspoon chopped parsley. Place one onion m each piece of celery. Combine saubaßv, cream and Roquefort and pimento. Fill celery stalks, covering
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Nov, 29, 1936. AIRMINDEDNESS
    427 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Nov, 29, 1936. AIRMINDEDNESS pLYI! cor clubs n autojryro, pilot- Singah I-'. G. Lundon. >mment might >Fr. Lun y.ar. of age. considered fairly -mess of flying. Malaya we make light of country is young it. it hay»- capturof the secret of youth, have been several exmiddi
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    THE COMMANDANT IS RIGHT
    1891 12  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones iiefence Needs: A Letter From Barcelona I IKUT.-COLONEL R. H. L. Fink, Commandant of the Straits Settlements Volunteer Force, goes Home m a few days, apparently for good, and Volunteers will j him,- He is a man who says what he thinks and
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    WIT and WISDOM OF THE WEEK
    557 12 i THEATRICAL story is topical at the moment, so here goes. 4>* THE amateur actors were rehearsing. Mrs. Jones was required to kiss Mr. Smith, and as they arrived at that particular incident, Mrs. Smith appeared. "Oh," exclaimed Mrs. Jones. "I hope, dear, that
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      34 12 Duty free m Johore skSfed^^ f T £> Ctiromium h-nn 7.75 tAVI.S. oc neaan. Railed aow 12.50 Gold, 15 jewels 21.— 18 ct. White gold 29.— Gold 45 Chramimn from 5.— 18 (i railed ••'•]<! T.U
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    New Era In Malayan Education
    891 13 MORE PRACTICAL TRAINING AN OUTCRY Mission Of Mr. H.R. Cheeseman (Sunday Tribune Special) 1 NEW era m Malayan education n is m siifht with the greater recognition given by the local Governments and the parents to the need for technical training m the schools of
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    CARE OF YOUR DOG
    470 13 A NEW SERIES Bob Martin To Write For Sunday Tribune i TVHE Sunday Tribune has secured the exclusive rights for publiI cation m Malaya of a series of articles on "The Care of Your Dog-,'' by Mr. Bob Martin, the celebrated 1 authority. The articles will
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    A NEW CRAZE
    97 13 HelsiriKl. The coilec'ting of match-box labels is the latest "craze" to sweep Finland and other Scandinavian countries. Some collectors have already acquired as many as 4,000 different labels. A .special club has been founded here for the "exchange of match-box labels." Schoolboys and schoolgirls are ardent label
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    MOLLISON'S 'PLANE DISPUTE
    383 13 Claim To Ownership Settled <By Air Mail) London, Nov. 18. A DISPUTE about the Belianca aero- I plane, Miss Dorothy, m which Mr. James Mollison flew the Atlantic last week, was mentioned to Mr. Justice Bennett m the Chancery Division. Subsequently a statement was issued that the
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    GERMAN TOURISTS FOR MALAYA
    369 13 WILL NOT BE AFFECTED BY CONTROL SCHEME THE Sunday Tribune understands 1 from reliable German sources m Singapore that the decision to institute a strict control of all Germans who travel abroad will not affect Malaya. The decision was announced by Herr Esser, President of the
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    THE FLEET AIR ARM
    296 13 To Have No Change In Control i (By Air Mail) London, Nov. 18. THE Fleet Air Arm is not to be divorced 1 from the administration of the Air Ministry, despite reports to that effect j I learn this on the highest authority. It seems to
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1424 14  -  W. B. Paterson BUCK Snort, let me explain at the outset, is not the name of a racehorse. My own opinion is that it is a most appropriate name for any one of the parcels of animated sausage meat which invariably carry my money and
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      182 14 A*% .^TICKETS ISSUED C^GDKS'by all srEAM-j FOR WsFTP. AIR AND S TRAVEL.]^ 1 NO BOOKING FEES. Chinese and all Asiatic clients are given the best of attention and assistance. S 39, Robinson Road, Singapore. j Telephone 5908. WATCHES OMEGA, TAVANNES CYMA JEWELLED LEVER MOVEMENTS. NICKEL POCKET from 8.50 WRIST 12.00
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      18 14 WILL RELIEVE THAT PAIN EVERT FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A PACKET HANDY UNG AUK TOXIi THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL
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      185 14 Tiger Beer IS BEST II FOR Ol ALITY PII«IM lIS lIAlliO RECEIVING TRANSMITTING SETS— COMPONENTS, PARTS, R.CA. RADIOTRON TUBES AND ACCESSORIES OF PROVEN Ql ALITY. SOUND SYSTEMS PUBLIC ADDRESS AMPLIFIERS, MICROPHONES SPEAKERS FOR SALE OR HIRE. TALKING MOTION PICTURE I SIMPLEX HERMAN DE VRY PROJECTORS. SOUNDHEADS, LAMPS, LENSES— PARTS COMPLETE
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    HANDS OFF OUR BATTLESHIPS!
    1013 15  -  G. S. Hammonds In The Good Old Days Of War Canoes 5 question of bombs versjs battleships haa been so much m th) public eye •ly that it seems high time something was done to show what a waste of time it all is. 1 Wt
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
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    BADMINTON GOES AHEAD IN NEGRI SEMBILAN
    1061 19 N. S. B. A. FORMED IN 1932 HISTORY OF THE GAME FIRST ENCOUNTER AGAINST SELANGOR (By "The Playboy*') miii' (iffiriAi vu a A t Seremban, Saturday. pih official badminton season was brought to a successful conclu•on on Sunday last when Neeri Sembilan entertained Selangor
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    THE INTER-CLUB TOURNEY
    407 19 THE INTER -CLUB TOURNEY MORE DELAY Sixth Entry Not Yet Received (By "Dragon") FURTHER delay has been caused m the Singapore annual badminton tournament. It had been hoped that a start would be made this week-end m the inter-club tournament. However, the required sixth entry has not been forthcoming and
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    MAKEPEACE WINS
    96 19 A badminton match was played between the Makepeace B.P. and the Holloway Athletic Unic-n at the latter's court on Nov. 22. The Makepeace B.P. won by 3 2. Results (Makepeace B.P. players mentioned first):— Lim Thye Gan beat Lee Keng Leng, 15__6, 15—5. Lim Thye Tong beat Lim
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    Around The Clubs
    970 19 THE fourth annual general meeting of the Young Chinese Amateur Weight-Lifting Party was held on Nov. 15, at 35. Desker Road, Singapore. The committee's report and accounts for the past year were approved and passed. The following were elected officebearers for the years 1936-1937: President. Mr. E.
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  • PROGRESS OF MALAYA CUP COMPETITION IN REVIEW
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      FERNANDEZ KEEPS TITLE
      652 20 KOXINC FINE EFFORT I Rivers' Great Come Back (By X.0.") 'PHERP' is stiii iK «ity oi fight left m Ignado r\ raanJez. Whfen 1: was match* <i with Joe Diamond tnc New World Arena on Nov. 20 for the liirht weight championship oi Malaya there must have
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      In Defence Of Singapore's Hockey Selectors
      327 20 In Defence Of Singapore's Hockey Selectors ißy "Sticks") PINGAPORE'S surprising and overC whelming defeat by Selangor has been the topic during the past week. Never since the inception of the niterstate series has the local team suffered such a heavy drubbing from the other side. Even the most sanguine supporter
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      BADMINTON
      277 20 MALACCA NOTES (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca SOME very interesting ties m the Malacca Badminton Association championships were played over the week-end. The mixed doubles final was quite a close match, as the scores indicate. The participants included four of the best players m town. Cho Kirn Hawke, m
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      SPORTS NOTES FROM MALACCA
      925 20 SINGAPORE'S HOCKEY WIN WAS LUCKY (From Ota Own Correspondent) Malacca. HAVING territorially much more of the play than Singapore. Malacca coulc! account themselv:s unfortunate to have eventually lost at Seremban last Sunday at hockey by the only goal of the match. The score thai materialised to
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      SELANGOR FOR THE FINAL ?
      1197 20 SELANGOR FOR THE FINAL MORE OPEN PROSPECTS IN THE SOUTH (By -Forward") 'THE Malaya Cup competition now enters upon it. fourth week this season. Five games have already been played, and it is of interest to note the progress of the various sides. Singapore and the Army, up till yesterday,
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      93 20 Miss Fiankim, a inner ot the |v *&*■>' Jslf §k *Dailu Mail" Beautxi Contest thanks J^Jfej: s ([MS DENTIFRICE for her beautiful teeth Miss Franklin says: "Ot course, good looks are not of much use unless your teeth are m good condition. My teeth are thanks to Gibbs Dentifrice. Since
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    A Bumper Christmas In Malaya
    594 21 BEST BUSINESS FOR YEARS POSTAL RUSH Early Shopping Is Advised (By v Staff Reporter) EXTENSIVI preparations for a bumper C hristmas a 4 e being carried out by the leading shop*- m Singapore and a feeling of the coming festive season is already m the
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    ALLEGED AUITATORS IN COURT
    215 21 Sequel To Trouble At Sunsrei Besi (From Our Out: Report a Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. IN connection with the Sun^ei Besi disturbances last night, three Chinese appeared m the Police Court this morning. The first two, Liew Woon and Yap Fong, were charged with being dang-erous haracters
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      378 21 Charm Away INDIGESTION the Chardox Way "Words cannot exnres< the matfic" ol Chardox, writes A K. Road his letter "Charcoal has always done me gooa tut it became so expensive taking sucr a lot. Chardox <Actn acts very much more quick mon lasting." It did me so much good I
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  • Negri-Malacca Surprise Singapore
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      MALAYA CUP RUGBY
      809 22 EARLY LEAD But Home Team Win In The Eitd ALTHOUGH PfcgrMttalacca gave Singapore .m early shock, by fir«t. m the Ma'ava Cup match on the SC.C. giound to-day, the hrnn 1 team proved too strong and eventually wen by 25 pis. to 8. THE Singapore State Rugger
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      QUEENSLAND ON TOP
      94 22 M.C.C. Score Passed By 28 Runs Liisbane, Nov. 13. i IN reply to the M.C.C.'s 215 runs Queensland knocked up 243 runs m their first innings to-day At lunch the score was 135 "f0r one wicket. The second wicket fcl« at 143 At the close of pluy
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      JOHORE WINS
      95 22 Rengam, Saturday. Johore beat the R.A.F. and K.N. m. the Malaya Cup rugger competition here to-day by 9 pfe. (3 tries) to nil. against the M.C.C. m an opening part- nership. Bu'c then Verity struck deadly form and the next seven wickets tell with only 76 added. Before
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      REVIEW OF THE FASHIONS
      338 22 What The Ladies Wore At The Races i. By Our Woman Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday. THE weather, although rather dull, v/as cool this afternoon and there was a great crowd cf keen racegoers at Bukit Timah Mrs. F. G. Lundon was one of those who arrived early.
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      ALL-BLUES CUP
      177 22 Singapore's Superiority Over Negri (From Our Own Correspondent > Seremban, Saturday. f\ISFLAYING marked superiority except l> perhaps amongst the forwards. Singapore Asiatics defeated the Negri Asiatics on the Station Padang, this evening m the first match m the AHElves Cup competition by 16 points to nil (two goals,
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      WALKING RACE
      209 22 Johore To Singapore On Sunday Next ARRANGEMENTS were completed at a meeting held at the Clerical Union on Friday for Johore-Singapore walking race to be held on Sunday next. Dec. 6. The entry totals 42, and includes 16 members of the Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, and 15 members of
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      MALAYA CUP FINAL
      145 22 Selangor Qualify By Beating Perak (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. OELANGOR and Perak clashed m the key match of the northern s:c 1 \o\ cf the Malaya Cup rugger competition here to-day. Perak had more of the play rirrhv the first-half but Sclangor did all the
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      RUGBY WIN FOR THE R.A.M.C
      121 22 RUGBY WIN FOR THE R.A.M.C Fort Canning Beaten 8-Nil S- Saturday THE R.A.M.C ;net Fort Canning at* 1 Rugby this non, at 'la. iind the ma win for the R.A.M.C. bs eight points i a coal and a try! to i Mil se yd the •fa ad'rum half, Lt her,
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      S.C.F.A. LEAGUE
      399 22 Two Matches At Jalan Besar Singapore. Saturday. TWE S.t'.F.A League opened to-day with two matches, m which the S.M.Y.P. b^at the OC.A.A. 4—3, and the SB. A. A beat the A.A.A. by 4—o. Both games were played at Jalan Besar. In the C.C.A.A. v S.MY.P. match both teams
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      NEWTON FORD WINS
      112 22 Manchester November Handicap ondon, Nov. KB. THE Manchester November Handicap 1 race to-day resulted as follows:— Ift*. A Boazrr N.wton For:! 'Ncvotti J Mr C. W Gr-ci'n's 1 a Bequ"H (E. Smith' 2 Mi. A E. McKiiiiay's toi fFVi 3 P'ttin^: 100 8 PI: 20 1. Won
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      BANGKOK CRICKET
      21 22 <• kok R;itiir< The Roort C h f^ comi <ri !>( e-^ could I).- arr v.ous Oil! 0( 90 it- pla
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    SINGAPORE WINTER RACE MEETING CONCLUDES
    2976 23 ANOTHER DAY OF HIGH DIVIDENDS BIG CROWD AND MANY CLOSE FINISHES Singapore, Saturday. THE Singapore Turf Club winter 1 race meeting concluded to-day with another card of eight events, favoured by veiv fine weather which was to no small extent responsible for thr excellent racing
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    WORLD TITLE FIGHT
    31 23 Barney Ross Beats Izzy Jannazo New York, Nov. 28. IN a filtoen-round bout for 'he Worid Welter-weight championship here to-day. Barney Ross beat Izzy Janna/o en points. Reuter.
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    83 23 A tram will be selected from tut Allowing to represent the August E.P m the S.C.F.A. Inter- <iub League against the Aston Athletic club, to-daj at the Jalan Besar Stadium: Char Kwong Nam, Khoo Soo Quail, Son Penp Kiong, Ang Thiam Teen, Lim Chir Hian, Yeo Boon Thuan.
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      167 23 Effect Magical In ASTHMA Relief Rapid and Complete A Doctor writes:— "ln two cases of Asthma the effect was magical. In one a nocturnal attack made the night unbearable for patient and family, the spasms subsided m about 30 minutes after one tablet. I left two tablets and called next
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      8 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NCfVEMBER 29, 1936.
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      IMPERIAL AIRWAYS' NEW FLEET OF GIANT PLANES
      104 24 IMPERIAL AIRWAYS NEW FLEET OF GIANT PLANES I his remarkable Illustration gives some Impression of the immensity of Un present fleet building programme rial Airways, 2b giant flying-boats and 12 equally large, speedy and luxurious land-planes are being a ed, two of the former at oresent being m scivice on
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      AT THE RACES
      47 24 ''What Shall We Back?"— Punters at the Singapore Races. The finish of the second race at the third day of the Singapore Winter Meeting Mr. Chou See King an:- Miss Dulci? Them who were married at the Singapore Chinese Presbyterian Chjrch on Nov. 21.
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      She Is The Team-Almost
      40 24 She Is The TeamAlmost Miss Jessie Dunkley kicking off for a football club she has founded at Isham, Northamptonshire, and of which she is chairman, secretary, and treasurer. She also drives players to matches, and makes embrocation for their use!
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