Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 27 December 1936

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 4.— No. 29. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1936 FIVE CENTS
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    EX-KING TO RECEIVE A PENSION OF £50,000
    254 1 EX-KING TO RECEIVE A PENSION OF £50,000 DISCUSSION BY COMMITTEE CABINET VIEW Extra Income For New King (By Air Mail) London, Dec. lfi. pX-KINC; Edward, says the Sunday Referee political correspondent, will be required to undergo a "Means Test" before the question of what income he is to receive from
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    MALAYA'S BETTER OUTLOOK
    125 1 Market For Britain MR. WILLMOTT IN DERBY (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent, London, Dec. 16. nnHE possibility of considerable civil aviation expansion m Malaya from which British firms will undoubtedly benefit, was dia cussed by Mr. R. B. Willmott, British Trade Commissioner m Malaya, m
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    S.S. APPOINTMENTS.
    90 1 [Th° foirJWing^Hpintm»n f .s ruv xiotifiBnt Engineer. Malaydßpublic Works kDr Stnnl«Jfcordon Wiilimo'.!. QOvernlent AnaljjpFCvpnis. fe> be an assistant nalyst, S.S. Mr. Norman H.ivry Gittias Jp be a Dental tffcer. Malayan Medic£qpßervice. Mr. WW&. Reeves, M.C.S.. to act as Tr- ird /Magistrate. Singapore. Mr. «TP. Cromwell. M.C.S., to officiate'
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    'New Design For Coronation
    104 1 Manufacturers all over Britain have 1 arge stocks of Coronation articles rendered useless by the abdication. Many of them are adapting the old stock and substituting new designs t hereon Millions of metal boxes have been made, but within a day of the announcement, the first
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    CHIANG KAI SHEK AT NANKING
    149 1 Young Marshal Also KAI SHEK HAS. ARRIVED, c ACCOMPANIED 'BY HIS WIFE. MR-. Ddtt&iD And colqnel j. l. huang, .who Went to sianfu m the early-, stages of the revolt to keep the generalissimo company. mr. t. v. soong also arrivfd, i from loyang. two
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    78 1 SEQUEL TO RELEASE Two questions are now freely asked: What repercussions can be expecied us regards the constitution and person i\'A of the Government. What measures will be taken to liquidate the situation revealed in the K North-West as a result of the affair. The answer to both questions depends
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    314 1  - I Earlier messages state: Shanghai, Saturday. 1 MARSHAL Chiang Kai Shek and Vis wife arrived in Nanking at 12.30 p.m. to-day by air from I.oyang. I The whole nation is enlhusiasti- rally celebrating 'his safe return to I the capital. The military operations against the J Shensi rebels have been
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    THE BITER BIT !
    31 1 THE BITER BIT FAMOUS ICE-BREAKER LOCKED IN ICE Moscow, Dec. 26. THE ice-Breaker Sibiryokolf, so-called pride of the Northern sea route, has .'ft'ur salvag-iis 1 i^-lrceafcej&s > fScue'a the entire crew.- Reuter
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    QUOTA EXCEEDED
    60 1 Output Of Steel' In The Soviet Union Moscow. Dec. 26. THE ice-breaker Sibiryokoff, so-called Union was 15,905.000 tons, and rolled metal 12,1 15. 000 tons, which was an increase over the 1935 outputs of 30.4 and 32 per cent, respectively. The industry produced 340,000 tons of steel and
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    MALAYANS AT HOME
    84 1 (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 16. Mr. G*. W. A. Trimmer, Chairman of tne Singapore Harbour Board is returning on Jan. 6. Visitors to Malaya House during the week were Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Avery, Kuala Lumpur; Mr. and Mrs. D. Benson, Trengganu: Mr. D. F.
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    "I AM WILLING TO DIE IF IT WILL BENEFIT MY COUNTRY"
    99 1 "I AM WILLING TO DIE IF IT WILL BENEFIT MY COUNTRY" Chang Hsueh Liang says: Shanghai. Dec. 27. ITPON his arrival at Nanking, Chang Hsueh Liang sent a letter to Chiang Kai Shek as follows: "I am naturally rustic, surly and unpolished wherefor I have committed an impudent and criminal
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    DEATH OF MALAYAN ZOO TIGER
    254 1 FIERCE (By Air lhd\% (From Out Own Correspondent Loudoti, Dee. Ju. fTHE London Zoo is mournirfij: tfco death of Fury, a Malayan tig<r. which died this week from .senile decay after having been a favimnte with visitors to the gardens for nearly 15 years. Fury
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    NEW DESTROYER LAUNCHED
    85 1 Hebburn-on-Tvnf The Imperial, one of thfe eight destroyers ordered under the 1935 gramme. has been launched at the yard of Messrs. Hawthorn, Leslie and Company. Ltd., of Hebburn-on-Tvne She was christened by Lady Simpson, wife of Sir Frank Rimp.-on. Deputy Lieutenant of tho county ol Durham This
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    26 1 Mr. F. S. Gibson, m!u.. h b?er pointed a member of the Singapore Haibour Board m the place of the late Mr. A. E. Thornley Jones.
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    MALAYAN'S FILM SUCCESS
    215 1 MR. F. BAILEY Was Bodyguard To King Edward jyiK. Frederic Bailey, who li <l some years m Malax a, u.i* <-xi i .1 A!).< to (he Governor and fofVMlt) bodyguard to Kiny Uwmrd 1 1 1 it achieving film success. His actfhg as a King's b'»«h guard
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    COLONIAL TEXTILE QUOTAS
    149 1 Consolidation Of System Itt The Empir^ (By Air M.. (From Our Own Correspondent) London. D THAT the Colonial Office has no int^n- tion of alleviating the Btlnueiiev of textile quotas is si; by a* step taken m connection with Wesl Africa When the rayon and ptece Eoodsjju
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    BRITISH PUBLIC SCHOOL
    84 1 Should \\e Established In Far Fast (>m Our Own Corn nt> <By Air M;,. London, T% 18. A pka for a r<>"d Br. cljool m the Far .East >ns- of wKmt^s and profe »iona] men -iiphuir Clviii ai d Malaya m ntttcuin 4., letter to ih«- >•
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    SPORTS PROMOTER TO DIE
    1352 2 SPORTS PROMOTER TO DIE MURDER OF CHAUFFEUR DRAMATIC SCENES AS DEATH SENTENCE IS PASSED (By Air Mail) From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 16. WITH the fon-man of ihe jury m tears as he announced the verdict, and the j»dgf OB the pcint (rf Dreaking down as he recited the
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    CHINA'S RISING TIN PRODUCTION
    166 2 Due To Big Industrial Speed-Up (By Air Mall) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Dec. 16 fHE recent speed-up m industrial deve- lopment m China is regarded with particular interest m tin circles m view of the latest statistics of the International Tin Research Council From 3.773
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    WELL-KNOWN PEOPLE PASS AWAY
    667 2 Mr. P. Mclntyre And Mr. A. J. Jbidelman MR. Paul Mclntyre, an old and respected resident 01 Singapore, died at his residence, JNo. 73, uairnnm Koau, on Cnrisimas Eve at tne age ol 715 years. Mr. Mcfeityre had been m indinerem healih for several months pasi
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    LOST PROPERTY
    141 2 Articles Awaiting Claimants IN the office of the Chief Police Officer, Singapore, are to be found a number of articles awaiting claimants. These are things which have been found m streets or left m shops by customers ?nd they must be claimed within six months. They include leather
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    SINGAPORE ROTARY CLUB
    24 2 Dr. K. Ando will be the speaker at the meeting of the Singapore Rotary Club at the Adelphi Hotel on Wednesday.
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    NEW EFFICIENCY A WARDS
    456 2 FOR VOLUNTEERS OTHER AUXILIAR V FORCES VOLUNTEERS m Malaya and thane m other auxiliary forces will learn with keen interest of the regulations relating* to the award of the new Efficiency Decoration (for officers) and Efficiency Medal (fci other ranks). The award is made by H.E.
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    MORE MARRIAGES IN BRITAIN
    350 2 Fewer Deaths And More Births Recorded (By Air Mail) London, Dec. 16. WITH the exception of the years 1919 and 1920, which were affected by war conditions, the highest marriage rate m England and Wales was recorded during the third quarter of this year. This statement
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    THE COTERIE
    163 2 The patron, Mr. Cheong Ann Koh. presided, m the absence of the President, Mr. Ng Ch.ng Hoe, at the fourth annual general meeting of the Coterie, Singapore, held at Mr. Sim Bock Choon's residence, 133. N;il Road, on Friday. Dec. 25. The following were elected officials for the
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    33 2 Delegates representing nearly 50.000 Scottish mineworkers decic.ed by a majority m Glasgow recently to accept the owners' latest offer for a threeyears' peace m the coalfields and a ballot was to be taken.
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      4 2 Tiger Beer IS BEST
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      101 2 The Ace of Warner Bros. Musicals Spectacular Sequences that J are impossible to describe STARS that you Love! Song Hits I that will be famous! i 1 1 Opening Shortly at the CAPITOL i IT WAS FIGHT AT FIRST LOVE! Better hun-y along il you want to see Clark and
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    HOLIDAY FOOTBALL AT HOME: BOXING DAY MATCHES
    1372 3 ARSENAL MOVE UP Charlton Now Leading POSITIONS OF TEAMS TO DATE A y rd and t] on have i ol te the c djoining colam will be found the results ol the p terday (Boxing D>y. nv ma to d.» Including the rcrldaj
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    WIN FOR SELANGOR CHINESE
    357 3 Keen Hockey CRICKET CLUB BEATBN AT S.CB.C Singapore, Saturday. DLAYING one man short <»n t >iv x.c.11.C. ground, the sec. lost to the Selangor Chinese by tw> goals lo nil m a hoc-key match today. Mook Kirn, who played an excellent game throughout, scored both Koals
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    OLDEST WARSHIP
    82 3 British Built Vessel To Be Broken J'p Glasgow. The oldest warship afloat has arrived m the Clyde to be broken up. This doomed veteran is the Portuguese Ironclad Vasco da Gama, of R'-itirh build. She was launced at Black wall on the Thames m 7 875. being modernised
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    29 3 r A Plteroy., Speaker of the House ►fCommons and Mr Winston Churchill- -left t tines' Palace atrr: Kins Goorco \I had bepn swnrn In hpfnrp thr Appo«inn Topical Press
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    HOME RUGBY
    94 3 London. Dec. 26. TODAY'S rugger results Bristol 4 Pontypcol 3 Gloucester 13 Old Merchant T. 6 Harlequins 6 Richmond 0 Lsicester 0 Birkenhead Park 8 Llaueliy 13 London Welsh 9 Northampton 22 London Irish 3 Cld Cranlelghans 14 Fettesian Lorettonians 14 Aberavon 27 Crosskeys 0 Bath 35 Old
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    THRILLING BOXING AT NEW WORLD
    1389 3 DIAMOND BEATS FERNANDEZ GABUCO IMPRESSES IN DEBUT THOUGH BEATEN (By "Solar-Plexus") Singapore, Sunday. NINETEEN YEAR OLD Young Gauder staged the best battle of his career at the New World Arena last night when he went up against the Hawaiian featherweight champion. Johnny Gabuco, and beat
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    WOMEN'S HOCKEY IN SINGAPORE
    259 3 K.L. Chinese Beaten EASY WIN FOR LOCAL EIUOPEW TEAM JJXDKk e*cenVnt weath.tr conditions, the Singapore EJuropi women's hockey team beat the Kualii Lumpur Chi h-]>' t* am yesterday at the S.C.R.C. by 6-1. The game 'was Mfc-sided, tin- visitors proving little ma eh for th< Siofaporl
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    KID ARENAS WINS
    88 3 Came In As Substitute And Scored A TKO (From Our Oun iteportert Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. I'HE main event of a boxing promotion to-nlght at the Bukit Bintang Park, ended abruptly m the third round m a technical knockout. I He Choon of Perak was unable to take
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      143 4 I .m^ I lilf fil <omersel Maugham's Famous Play 4 v.l."> G. 15 9.1. "> becomes A Motion IMcture Triumph! TO-I>V\ johnlodgel^l R^ M|k^ JTp€m^~^*9u JfefiNl ENTERTAINMENT V J-^*^^ HEIGHTS f^ PLUS:— GAUMONT BRITISH NEWS. GRAN I) NEW YEAR ATTRACTION ALHAMBRA Commencing FRIDAY Ist Jan. At .1.1. ">. «.I.~> and
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      214 4 Hth DAY and STILL GOING STRONG! i* A Pf I ill Special Matinee To-day 3.15 i J, \*f JLsa 6.15 TO-NIGHT 9.15 The Kin« and Queen of Dance. Song and Rhythm m their BIGGEST and BEST ii.K.O. MUSICAL HIT! Vk IN/// f//// 'Ul V <v Vv »■'•'■'■'•>■•'^^ > '^&6- C^^^^^rj^B
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      274 4 Everyone is "Walking On Air" now ifter arcing thi^ urand musical Comedy! |alhambra| I „^;"-i;:,, SPARKLING SONGS! BAY ADVENTURI and A SCREENLO AD OF LAUGHS! RAYMOND SOTHERN m "WALKING ON A!R M 1 K. !fl "Let's M. k< W tl. |)ji; nyjii^wj M^*m i_^ i_& i_^ 0 r •■^r- t
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    Amazing Case Of Australia & Mrs. Freer
    1358 5 Amazing Case Of Australia Mrs. Freer WILL PATERSON BAN BE LIFTED? BRITISH SUBJECT MINISTER SILENT ON HIS MOTIVES yyHAT will be the next step m the Freer case, which has raised the question of the right of a Commonwealth Minister to ban a British subject from landing m Australia? Freer
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    Bob Martin Writes About Dogs
    403 5 4. TRAINING The Puppy And His Manners ,|N my previous articles I discussed choosing a puppy and how to feed him. In this I am going to write about an awkward problem every owner of a puppy has to face: that of teaching the puppy
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    DOES YOUR CHILD LOOK TOO THIN?
    238 5 Many a mother strives to console self with the thought that her child although dreadfully thin, is "v Only too well does she extra few pounds of weight would make such a difference to the chilu s app ance and be such a protection
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      185 5 Tiger Beer IS BEST Should Stengahs be Anonymous 7 a If you don't know the name of the whisky m your glass it probably means that you simply asked for a stengah/ Half the enjoyment of whisky, indeed nearly all the enjoyment, comes from the 4 roundness' that is born
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    160 CHORUS GIRLS
    240 7 160 CHORUS GIRLS In Cain Mabel' At Capitol *TAIX and Mabel." a spectacular 1 mopolitan musical production n> leased by Warner Bros., and -tarring two of the screen's brilliant celebrities, Marion iM.ies and (lark Ciable, opens at the < apitoi Theatre. is sad to be filled witt ■hy musical airs
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    WHERE IT ALL GOES
    281 7 WHERE IT ALL GOES The Lovely Sets In Pictures YOU may have wondered what happens to the furnishings and bits and pieces that go to make up the lovely settings against which films are photographed. For the most part they are carefully stored away and. when the occasion arises, are
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    Watch The Birdie
    26 7 Charles "Buddy" Rogers recently sign- ed a long term contract with Columbia. His first scheduled pic lure is tentatively titled "Collt-ge Hero". I
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    June Clyde Falls Off Trapeze
    106 7 June Clyde Falls Off Trapeze jlflSS June Clyde, the American film l star, was about to rehearse for her part as the trapeze girl m a circus scene for trn picture "Make Up" at Sound City, Shcpperton, recently whsri she slipped and fell to the floor. Actors and actresses m
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    Perry And Bellamy
    28 7 Joan Perry, rated one of Hollywood's mosi beautiful young blonde players, is Ralph Bellamy's leading lady m Columbians new comedy drama, "Lady of New York."
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    THEY ALL DO THE UNEXPECTED
    238 7 RIOTOUS FUN IN 'WALKING ON AIR" COMEDY that provides something V» entirely unconventional m the way of romance is RKO Radio's "Wafldßg On Air" which stars Ann So.he^u ami Clene Raymond si the Mh:'.nh.V.. As much as from its plot, the picture's novelty arises from
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    STARS ALL FELL ILL
    180 7 Sea Superstition Comes True CEEI\nNGLY confirming nautical superstition that ill fortune follows all survivors of a submarine crash, even a synthetic disaster as created for Columbia's "The Depths Below," it is pointed out by sailors wotfrfng m the film that Director Erie Kent on, Dolores Del
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    KNEE STIFF AS A POKER
    201 7 Middle-aged Man Who Could Hardly Walk He thought he had Injured his lent* m j some way and Lhat it needed m and treatment, but he got no relief The truth was thai he was suffering j from uric acid m the joint. Now he
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      7 7 RcaW 7. MALAYA TRIBUNE Dominant In Malaya
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    GOLDEN SNOW:
    6700 8  -  WILLIAM CROSS Our Serial Story By Historical Romance On Raffles Of Singapore The last instalment of this story of Sir Stamford Raffles told how he set out with a small fleet from Penang to establish a trading station to the south and described the historic landing at the
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1594 9 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES F.R mho- I can remember, 1 have bet 1 what is called nowadays a M {fcish-over l for the Btage. I enjoy going to shows ai (i alw; vs have enjoyed going to shows. They do Ml even have to be good m order to my hearty
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1414 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. by on i* woman correspondent ANL' of the MOSt enjoyable fu a tions of byri v\.r:k was the dinner party eu by Mr. Lee Pant; Chuan. Mr. Lc I\.ng Soo and Mrs. Lim Chong Fang h. honour of the birthday of rheir mother Lee Choon
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    AROUND the SHOPS
    1478 10 AROUND the SHOPS FFISCILLA LTD ARE always thinking of perfect silhouettes so are continually looking cut for new and lovely foundation garments. This week they are featuring some very good looking affairs m Satin Latex. They are fashioned so that the back stretches one way and front 'tother, thus giving
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    NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and FRASER'S HILL
    882 11 NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and FRASER'S HILL WEDNESDAY evenings at the Selangor F 1 a** becoming more popular than f «rfv ZEf for the children's I arty added to the general air of gaiety tor the coming Christmas celebrations I Mrs. J Fee was looking very charming i n a
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    66 11 DR. and Mrs. Wallace are staying at Cicely for the week-end with Miss Morris, the Medical Officer on duty. Mrs. Wallace looked charming at Saturday night m blue heavy crepe wi^n a bnon coat to match. She also looked very smart for golf m a green
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      56 11 At Vogue's! 'Pa ris Review of \o»v Fall Silhouettes PARIS DICTATES SINGAPORE PFOPLE WHO LIVE FOR STYLE "{J'l^nt always »~n parUcu.ar competition. Distinction vciihout f J«J fli; «g^J FD VOGUE'S FASHIONS ARE CREATivO FOR THE WOMAN WHO has learned what independence means without a great deal of independent MWtnfm Maison
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      66 11 GIVE PERFUME this X'MAS A GIFT THAT IS SURE TO PLEASE. We have m stock a delightful selection by famous makers: CHANEL, 1 CARON, 'JTI BOURJOIS, GUERLAIN, LENTHERIC, HOUBIQUANT, Jg COTY > ET C Also for your approval, Perfume Sprays, CofTrets, Powder Bowls, Eau de Cologne, etc., etc., and for
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      348 11 THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE i MALAYAN PEWTER I HUNDREDS OF ATTRACTIVE ARTICLES. S S Obtainable from: MALAYAN PEWTER CO., t (Opposite The Federal Dispensary) YAP AH LOY STREET, S KUALA LUMPUR I, Singapore: Maynard Co., Ltd., Penang: The Dispensary (1929) Ltd., Ipoh: Charles Grenier Co., Ltd., Malacca: The Georgei Town Dispensary,
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      25 11 Ladies' Embroidered Slippers m all colours Just Arrived m small mcd. and large sizes Peking Jewelleries and Trees at RACHEL'S Raffles Hotel l>raF Basah Rond.
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Dec. 27, 1936. NEW YEAR THOUGHTS
    633 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Dec. 27, 1936. NEW YEAR THOUGHTS IN" four days' time we shall have reached the end of the year. It will be the season of good will and good wishes and a time for taking stock, for considering what has been done and trying to peer
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    THE INFLUENCE OF SPORT
    1284 12  -  C. H. Stanley- Jones A Goodwill Thought For The New Year IT'S been an exciting and, for many of us, a tough year. For most of us, however, m -pite of the wars and rumours of war, it has been a better year than we have
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      94 12 flaw, ikodts wiucct <J coM oloouaojcaj/ that his Gammeter watch was out only 2 minutes after one month's continuous t'ijiBSSB&BQ ££-rvice during which we took the walch J^J^gWHtl tip m a plane, played strenuous games ~j]~ I of tennis and golf. He ends his loiter 1| ,10'F 2 I "I
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      187 12 WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK. TO begin with a story possessing the necessary love interest. A DECAUSE she missed her sweetheait badly during his frequently suspici* i ous absences frcm home, Louisette Lefevre, a Paris slrl, decided to end the tortures of jealousy. She fired three shots at him
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      203 12 they kept a warning sign up for two years and no one fell over, so it was taken down." is i A LAWYER made his way to some scaffolding where a gang was working, and called for Michael O'Neil. "Who's wanting me?" inquired a voice from above. "It is my
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      161 12 *se that I've got to sole and heel three I oairs of shoes to make five shillings Billy ?at down comfortably m v chair. "All right, father," he said "I'll wait.'' I TEACHER (m geography lesson) "Now can anyone tell me where we find mangoes?" Knowing Little Boy: "Yes, miss,
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    Singapore's Lead In Town-Planning
    1198 13 NOTHING DONE IN OTHER CENTRES? MANY SLUMS Woeful Neglect In Malacca (By L.C.L/) following: article, specially for the Sunday Tribune, who has recently spent m various Malayan his impressions of the net Lilly m Malacca, of town on the lines laid down by the Improvement Trust
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    STRANGE IMPRINTS ON EVEREST
    338 13 Elephant-Like Marks At 16,000 Feet t Ranikhet MR. E. E. Shipton (the Ceylon mar. who was a member of the recent Everest expedition) has come back to ■ianikhet after a survey on his own of the Everest reg'.on. He reports strange imprints on the mow at
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    26 13 Two men m a small boat, when helping to berth the 16,000 tons Anchor liner Cameronia at Glasgow, were thrown into the water, but were rescued.
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    ROAD ACCIDENTS IN GERMANY
    159 13 23 Dead, 467 Injured Daily Berlin DOAD accidents m Germany are responsible for 23 people being killed 2nd 467 injured every day. This is revealed m figures issued by the "Statistical Bureau of the Reich. m which statistics covering a wholv? year's street accidents m Germany
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    ACQUIRES CHINESE CITIZENSHIP
    372 13 American Lady (lives Her Reasons MY reasons for acquiring Chinese citizenship are three: as "a matter of principle, of preference, and of protest," said Mrs. Paul DeWitt Twinem, formerly an American, who has recently b^corru 1 a Chinese citizen, m a recent speech giv?n at the Central
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    23 13 The use of school premises free ol charge for Coronation entertainments for children will be recommended to th( j 1 C.C. Education Committee.
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    COME TO DAVOS FIRST
    357 13 The Famous Swiss Health Resort (By "Helvetia**) IT If not alway.s wi wine until la i it is fata! An Englishman wh > I year.s of his life on: home, and had bc< i tment In his native He disembarked at .< nt a night In
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    73 13 A curiouj vi .'\v of an aeroplane. T »c new British Aeronca-J.A.P. imported by Messrs. Lyons Motors. Ltd., for stock, tied up to the R.S.F.C. towing van before leaving the Flyin g Club hangar for Seletar on Saturday. The Aeronca-J.A.P. is a stuidy and reliable plane and running costs amount
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1698 14  -  W. B. Paterson )In Which I Discourse) On A Variety Of Things, j Such As The Annoyance Caused By Big Drums) And The Fate To Which S I Would Sentence Them, Crackers And A Mysterious j Missive Which Grows Mysteriouser And Mys- teriouser As I
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    MARSHALS CHIANG & CHANG
    1243 15 MARSHALS CHIANG CHANG RELATIONS BETWEEN THE I TWO I £XDING his right years' relation, with the Nanking Government and Chiang Kai Shek, Marshal Chan* Hsueh Liang, the 38-year-old of the late Manchurian war-lord Marshal ('hang Tso-lin, has caused consternation all over Chin a by his detention of Chiang Kai Shek
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    GOLD IN TYRE
    147 15 French Smugglers' Ruse Foiled By Police The strangest hiding places are being used by smugglers taking- gold out of France to Switzerland. Three police inspectors on the lookout for smugglers at Bellegarde noticed a powerful car travelling at high speed. They whistled the car to stop and
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    THAT SEEING EYE
    525 15 By R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. (Dr. of Ocular Science) THE following communication has been received, to which I will endeavour j to reply: i "As a reader of your articles In the Sunday Tribune, I would like to know j just what you mean by being "Eye
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    CROWN JEWELS
    131 15 New York, j i American interest m the Coronation has prompted a famous New York department store to exhibit "glamorous replicas" of the Crown Jewels. "If you can't visit the Tower of London or attend the Coronation next 1 cpring, come to now, ana tantalise yourself withsome of
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    MORE EMPIRE BACCY SMOKED
    318 15 Popular With Pipe Users: Attractive Price London EMPIRE tobacco is growing m popularity m England. Eighty per cent, of the pipe and "chewing" tobacco now consumed here is of Empire origin. This was stated by Mr. C. A. Berrett, United Kingdom representative of the Rhodesian Tobacco
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    £12,000,000,000 A YEAR
    167 15 £12,000,000,000 A YEAR U.S. National Income Increasing Washington, (DC. THE national income of the United States for this year will exceed the estimate of $60,000,000,000 made by the Chamber of Commerce it wages continue to increase and dividends to be declared, according to officials oi the Chamber here. The mounting
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    DANGER OF WHOOPING COUGH
    176 15 It Is More Serious Than Diphtheria i London WHOOPING COUgh is now ronsicie of the most t dlseai that occur during childhood It tter m< i than m< a. diphtheria and scarlet fever, according to the annual teport r>n Public Health ;of the London I u:iril.
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    9 15 Children's Ctorfctmw Party at the No vai &Se, Singapore
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    13 15 Taken at the Rotary uuu Ciuistmas "Treat "for children at the New World
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    874 17 BRIDGE NOTES AM) PROBLEMS THE ART OF DUCKING (By "Horatius") WE majority of bridge players form .hi they unfailing employ, sees sterec.yped! VVi 'ntract is obtaS.abie by they usually make sruro coup neoesto 'bring home the bacon"' the c ?re the players *tig t-d file of tluDe relied
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    NEW ERA FOR THE RAILWAYS
    813 17 Old Engines To Go STREAMLINE DESIGNS THE NOTE CORONATION year is to witness v quiet, but none the less drastic, revolution on the railways of Great Britain, and new triumphs for the railway mechanical engineer. This will entail the gradual disappearance from some main line
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    NEVER A DAY WITHOUT HEARTBURN
    217 17 His Wife Gave Him Chardox Kelief from the First Dose When indigestion plagues you— when heartburn is making you feel sick, through and through here's a new thing to do. Just swallow two or three Chardox tablets. Chardox is a newlydiscovered substance which brings relief
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    DEVELOPMENT OF THE SPECIAL AREAS
    1698 18 EX -COMMISSIONER ON HIS WORK r PWO years ago I was approached by the Government to take up the posl of Commissioner for th 2 Special Areas of England and Wales. When accepting I stipulated that 1 should not be expected to serve for more
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    SINGAPORE v. PERAK PROSPECTS
    791 19 FORMIDABLE TEAMS CHOSEN WILL CHENG PHOR SUFFER DEFEAT AGAIN? (By 4k ßacquet") 'JHK st«ge is now set for the. long awaited inter-State match between iVrak and Singapore m Ipoh at the week-end. This is the return encounter between these two States and incidentally this is the
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    £15,000 FOR DERBY WINNER
    382 19 £15,000 FOR DERBY WINNER Enormous Price Paid For Bleinheim HOW the Aga Khan increased the price of his racehorse, Blenheim, the 1930 Derby winner, after Mahmoud, his son, had wop. thii year's Derby, was disclos- ed m the King's Bench Division. The price was raised from £37,500 to £45.000. for
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    Keep In Touch With England.
    172 19 > i England leads the world m Modern Methods of teaching and Teachers In Malaya can now have direct access to the leading pioneers m Great Britain and can learn from them the secret of success m teaching all subjects of the School Curriculum. Ask
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    S'PORE ATHLETIC UNION
    405 19 Record Of Activities For 1936 rpHE following are the Singapore Ath- letic Union office-bearers for 1936--1937:— Patrons, Capt, H. A. Abubakar M.8.E., Hadji Ambo' Sooloh J.P., Datok Mohamed Ghazaly J.P. President, Mr. Osman Marican. Vice-Presidents, Dr. Low Piang Lin and. Mr. P. Rattanam. Hon. Secretary, Mr. Wong
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    BROADWAY M.P.
    127 19 Office Bearers For The Next Year At the eighth annual general meeting of the Broadway Musical Party held at Mr. Chia Teck Chye's residence, 238, Tembeling Road on Sunday, Dec. 20 the following were elected officebearers for 1937:— President. Mr. Chia Teck Chye. Vice-presidents: Messrs. Choo Kirn Koo,
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    17 19 The annual S.C.C. cricket meeting will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 5, at 6.30 p.m. d H
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    15 19 The annual S.C.C. football meeting will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 12, at 6.30 p.m.
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    CHAMPIONSHIPS IN MALACCA
    527 19 TOURNEY ENDS New Holder In The Singles (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. IT long last the reign of the local badminton champion was ended when last week, Scow Chui Chiang won the final m a three set match. The new champion has been m fine form and
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    THE ALL-BLUES' RUGGER MISUNDERSTANDING
    833 20 WERE PENANG TO BLAME? SELANGOR—ARMY MALAYA CUP FINAL (By "Forward") pXCKPT tor the final m Kuala Lumpur on Jan. 16, the Malaya Cap competition for this season has closed. The remaining j m both sections were played last week, but did not affect the leading positions.
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    INTER-STATE HOCKEY
    429 20 Wtrje ju.st acle to win by a single goal. Singapore, however, fielded a very c'-tpieied team during their first upcountry tour and it was a similar side ;hat was beaten the previous day by S clangor. The festive season has resulted m the cancellation of several local hockey
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    DEVELOP MENT OF BOXING IN MALAYA
    686 20 DEVELOP ME NT OF BOXING IN MALA YA SINGAPORE TO HAVE FIRST COVERED STADIUM (By "X.0.") SINGAPORE will soon have another boxing stadium. At present there are two, but only one, the New World Arena, is operating. The other, the Olympic Stadium, has I been inactive for some time, the
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    THE ODD CORNER
    1182 20 (Conducted by -FORWARD") THE news published exclusively m the Tribune that January 1937 is most nkely to see a visit from the hockey champions of Japan, the Waseda Uni-veis'-ty. will have occasioned no little interest among enthusiasts throughout Che country. Waseda University won the distinction of the
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    MALACCA SPORTS NOTES
    531 20 An Interesting Hockey Week Malacca I AST wetk saw quite a lumber Ol hockey games m town. O.i Thursday the Club dnw with Muar on the Club Padang. However Thursds chief attraction was the meet tig <>f the Malacca High School and St. Jos Institution ■of Singapore
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      530 21 Malayan Listeners" Itadio BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMMES The BB.C. Theatre Orchestra Transmission 2: 6.20 p.m. 'j.tfS P m GSH 12.97 metres (21.47 mcs); (»SG 16.86 metres (71.79 mcs) and GSB 31.55 metres (9.51 mcs). Transmission 3: 9.20 p.m.— 0.20 a.m. GSH 13.97 metres (21.47 rocs); GSF 19.82 metres (15.14 mcs) and
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      443 21 Concluding prayers from Prime Hymn Come Come to the Manger (Arondel Hymnbook, 43) 10_55 p.m. An Organ Recital by C. Trevor. From the Concert Hall Broadcasting House. Marcia Pastorale •Op. 145) (Remondi). Christmas Cradlt bong; A Trumpet Minuet 'Hollinsi Can'lon m F (Op. 113, No. 2> (Faulkes) fi 1 ?r>L
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      634 21 9.30 p.m. The French Woman's Chronicle by Mrs. Magdeleine Paz. 9.40 p.m. Colonial Mancet Prices, of Exchange. 950 p.m. Concert; Mi.ss Soumailles (Vocalist i Miss Deforge (Con'ralto); Mr. Maillard- Verger < Piano); Mr. Le Mare'Hadour (Baritone): Minuet from the Second Sonata (Ariosut. Serenade, Saraband and Tambourine (Cor Kint). (Miss Deforge).
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      261 21 sdfasdfasdfasdf Christinas Party of the Children's Aic' Society at 29, Tomlinson R U.S.A. SHORTWAVE PROGRAMMES The following are the principal American short-wave transmissions. The numbers immediately after the cailietters refer to kilocycles, ana the second number set to metres. TO-DAY 6.55 a.m. Sonia Essin, contralto New York (NBC) Schenectady, W2XAF
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      273 21 Hour- Philadelphia, W3XAU 6.060: 49 5. 9.35 a.m. Paul Whiteman Musical New York (NBO, W3XAL 6,100; 49.1. 11.55 a.m. Globe Trotter— Chicago. W9XF 6.100; 48.1. 1.20 p.m. Xavier Cugat's Orchestra —Chicago. W9XF 6,100; 48.1. 10.15 p.m.— Press-Radio New;; New j York (NBC) Schencctday, W2XAD 15,330 I 19 5. 11.05 p.m.—
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      234 21 ins announcement i 8.55 p.m. Microphi tie dbu ants 9.10 p.m. Special bi. for thr Netherlands Indies by the lon Cath Bioad Assn. 1. March. 2. Talk S 4 Political talk by Paul de Waal news. 6. Journal PHOHI FROGRAMME OONTINUBD 10.10 p.m. Music. 10.15 p.m. The latest news horn
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    RUGBY TEAMS
    75 22 S.C.C. "B* XV vs.. the M'ddles-x Regiment "B" en Wednesday at S.C.C. A. P. Webb; A. H. Marshall. M. S. Robinson, R. A. Hooper, H. J. M. Hesketh; Alan Colville, O. R. T. Hen man; G. H. Whittington. R. H. Green. J. C. Gransden, H. C. Pete 1.--son.
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    ANNUAL REPORT OF THE S. A. F. A.
    1037 22 A ROOF OVER STANDING ENCLOSURES rOLLOWING are extracts from the re port of the Singapore Amateur Foot, ball Association for th^ year ended Nov. 30. to be presented at the annual meeting of the Association, to be held at th Q Stadium
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    MALAYAN BILLIARDS
    374 22 MALA YAN BILLIARDS Tourney Starts On Jan. 4 THE Malayan amateur (4 ball > billiards championship for the Frankel Challenge Shield will start on Jan. 4 at ths Clerical Union pavilion and will be played en the same Walter Lindrum table as last year. Ail tiie preliminary matches will be
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    HUMAN STORY OF OPIUM ADDICT
    653 22 AN INFANT Discovery At A Dutch Port rpHE yrrious t'oiiNooiu'ncos derhrri A From the excessive (<iiisuni|)<i«» ni" opium are explained m the follow m? ar irlj» sem to BS b> thr Bfcftf* pore An i-Opium Society. It has a banian interest r\nd titr Society vouches
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    STEADY ADVANCE
    187 22 Guthrie Co.'s Rublier Report Guthrie Co., Ltd. m their weekly rubb.r report dated Singapore Dec 2* state: The past week has witnessed st'adily advancing prices m all rubber markets and at the clo.se th re has been a shan) jump to new high levels. There ha< bsen an
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      559 22 Went m less than a week UUkJ Ora H beauty -but out. Cant you imagine ytmmtU ">U n<M offender between fing«-r tad thumb. tfl< Mtmjj over your -r. ar.rl saying it's a "beauty"? wl hrn ietl» r I n but! cum. by nny mean*, only one hud cum, but such
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      136 22 Tiger Beer IS BEST J As people become mor; and more "cycle-minded" a feverish desire for sleeker and more spick and span machines grips them. i > And THAT'S where "HERCULES" are always m demand. NEW SHIPMENT ARRIVED FROM ROADSTERS, SPORTS MODELS TO RACERS LADIES 77" I J ij M^WB
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    OPENING DAY OF PENANG RACES
    983 23 f S TRATHPEFFER GETS A PLACE GOOD GOING Dividends Rather Moderate (From Oar Oun Reporter) Penang, Saturday. QTRATHP** KEK. which has so far J dls-ipp ined its .-.upporters,, secured a place, after a long interval at the opening day of Penan? Races thi> afternoon, being
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    SINGAPORE BEAT PERAK
    690 23 RUGBY TEST j Superior In All Departments j Singapore. Saturday. CIPERIOR m all departments Singapore soundly beat Perak m a friendly inter-State ***** match on the Partanff to- 'lav. The local side played brilliantly and surprised everybody by their excellent display. The match was highly interesting and
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    SELANOOR SIKHS
    31 23 The Selan"r;r Sikh Union bea< f ho Singapore Sikh Polif at hockey to-day by three goals to one. The hall-time sror« was 2—l m favour of the Selangor Sikhs.
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    M.C.C. TOUR
    28 23 Newcastle. Dec £fi. There was no nlay 10-day owing to rain In the two-day match between the M.C.C. and a New South Wales country tk'vun,— fteutei',
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    JACKIE BROWN WINS
    169 23 Poor Form Against Cuban Boxer JACKIE Brown (Manchester >, contenJ der for the British bantamweight championship, did not reveal championship form when opposing Rafal Valdez, the Cuban bantamweight champion, at Cardiff. Bern men opened cautiously and there was not much hitting until the second round, when Brown
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    PADGHAM'S FEAT
    87 23 Returning 73 and 69 In the final rounds. Padgham won the Western Province open goll championship with an aggregate of 278, at Capetown. Sid Brews, who m the morning returned 67. and Cox tied for second place with an aggregate of 284. In his second round, Padgham, with
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    R.A.F. V. SELANGOR CHINESE
    660 23 Thrilling Soccer GOOD CROWD AT ANSON ROAD Singapore, Saturday. A SINGLE goal scored by Lawrence for th* Royal Air Force m the first half of the soccer match against the Selangor Chinese Recreation Club at the Anson Road Stadium this evening, decided an exceedingly exciting gams.
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    33 "ALSO BANS"
    107 23 Consecutive Losers For Gordon Richards ("ORDON RICHARDS, champion Jockey S i quencc A iimn F< :es at Liverpool. mail week on Lord Lonsdale's Tv i I He had noi had a winner for n 5 last success having me filly. Tumbrel, m the Juv< Plate at Birmingham,
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    KOH KENG SIANG'S WIN
    506 23 Chong Tee, the Singapore champion, 1 and Tan Cheng Phor, the Perak champion, was a thrilling affair and went to three sets. Cheng Phor annexed the first set 1 15 4 after hie opponent had set a fast pace with terrific smashing all over the court.
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      8 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1936-
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      SINGAPORE WEDDING PICTURES
      144 24 SINGAPORE WEDDING PICTURES > Phol A group taken after the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Joan Cuthbe to Mr. Barnes Steele Kinder, which -)lace at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore. From left to right: Mr. and Mrs. X V. Cuthbe, the brid Mr. J. C. Cooke. the best man. the bridegroom and
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      NAVAL BASE X'MAS PARTY
      71 24 (Photo by 6c (Photo by A little imp at the children's Christmas party at the Naval Base. Singaport Keception at the weddinsj of Mr. N. S. Wise. Singapore tennis champion, and Miss Joan Knox. Nakajima Co. Wise-Knox wedding: The bride cuts the cake. Co. Nakajima Lar^e
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