Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 17 January 1937
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Title Section17 1937-01-17 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 4.— No. 32. FIVE CENTS. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 17, 1937 The Sunday Tribune17 words
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155 1937-01-17 1 FOURTH REGIMENT FOR MALAYA? LAND ALREADY ACQUIRED DEFENCE WORKS IN ADDITION TO BARRACKS RECENTLY the Jlalaya Tribune made the suggestion that when the Third Regiment came to Malaya it might conveniently be quartered at Pen an g. The Sunday Tribune now understands that it155 words
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Article205 1937-01-17 1 HpHE news of military develop- i ments m Penang is i oniirrr>ed a& t'iir t]\§ itofiuisition of -Antid *&j CQ«»C€WHw» nr twrv- noT*tf*s t -Ti issue 01 the Straits S-'i'-e ments Gazette. One states that a jpiece of land situate m the not-th-ifltast district of Penang is205 words
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Article43 1937-01-17 1 Singapore, Saturday. Yesterday m a house at South Canal Road two Chinese were injured when a bottle of sulphuric acid exploded. One of the Chinese was burnt all over the body. They were removed to the General Hospital by ambulance.43 words
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416 1937-01-17 1 FULL PROGRAMME FOR THE CORONATION Many Functions ROYAL VISITS TO SCOTLAND AND WALES London, Saturday. broadcast to the peoples of the British Commonwealth by their newlycrowned King on the evening of May 12 is one of the details of the Coronation arrangements now available. The plans, which have received His416 words
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Article, Illustration16 1937-01-17 1 Some of the Sakais now visiting Singapore giving an exhibition of the use of the blcw-pipe16 words
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Article120 1937-01-17 1 Death In Bangkok At Age Of 82 (From O'jur Own Correspondent) Bangkok, Saturday. THE death has occurred of Captain John Bush, the only surviving issue m Bangkok of Admiral Bush, the founder of the Bangkok Dock Company and the first Siamese Harbour Master. The deceased was born120 words
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Article93 1937-01-17 1 What Labour Ministry's Index Shows London, Jan. 16, The Ministry of Labour's cost of living index shows that the average lev: 1 of retail prices on Jan. 1 was about, 51 j per cent, above the level of July. 1914, comoarcd with 47 per cent, a year93 words
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160 1937-01-17 1 k MIDDLE-AGED Sikh watchman wa? murdered m Singapore last night shortly after nine o'clock. It appeared that he was on duty m front of 132, New Market Road, when an unknown assailant came from behind and plunged a knife into his back. The weapon struck160 words
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Article89 1937-01-17 1 No Volunteers For Spain London, Jan. 16. THE newspapers report prominently 1 yesterday's debate m the French Chamber and the remarkable vote of 591 to 0 by which it approved the French Government's bill for taking facultative powers to prohibit the recruiting and departure of Volunteers for enlistment89 words
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Article101 1937-01-17 1 Novel Scheme Gaining In Favour London, Jan. 17. There is every sign that the m scheme by which depositors are being invited during the week preceding the anniversary of His late Majesty King George's death to transfer to the Memorial Fund, Lhs odd shillings and pence m their101 words
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Article97 1937-01-17 1 IN SHENSI Reds Joining The Rebels Shanghai, Saturday. "THE nation might perish by your Tcfion." This dramatic message was sent to-day to General Yang Hu Chen*, the leader of the Shensi revolt, by General Yen Shi Shar. the Shaiisi •on Commissioner. Meanwhile, reports from Shensi conflicting, some97 words
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Article151 1937-01-17 1 Closed To All Foreign Warships Berlin, Saturday. THE Kiel Canal will henreforUi be *no longer open to foreign warsfvps, ::rco4fcing to an announcement m 'to-day's Naval Ordinance Gazette Henceforth, permission for passage must be sought. The Powers concerned have been notified. Th^ canal was internationalised by the Versailles151 words
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Article108 1937-01-17 1 Singapore Swimming Club Vote Singapore, Saturday. THE Singapore Swimming Club has to- day announced the result of the vote on the question of admitting ladies on Sunday mornings. At present the club is closed to ladles until 4 p.m. on Sundays, and members were asked to108 words
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Article90 1937-01-17 1 P. O. NALDERA G*n Into Dock At Southampton London, Jan. 17. THREE HUNDRED passengers on 1 board the P and O. N.ildcra are Ktiii" the night on board m dry dock. The ye: el arrived m Southampton from i adon, outward bound, with a dam; propeller and hud to go90 words
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Advertisement16 1937-01-17 1 5 A. M. EDITION HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS (SEE PAGE S) Sole Agents: T\W EASTERN AGKNCIES, LTD.16 words
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Article2249 1937-01-17 2 I. S. P. POLICY ON WAGE CUTS POSITION IS UNDER REVIEW TECHNICAL TRAINING FOR PLANTERS (From Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THH importance of technical knowledge to the planter m .Malaya, was stressed by the chairman, Mr. B. W. Allen, at the annual meeting of the Incorporated Society of2,249 words
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Article86 1937-01-17 2 fetr. Tan Soo Chong And Miss Ong Yam Xeo 'From Ow Oun Correspondent > Malacca. Saturd;. |N the presence of relatives nnd d euished puests the wedding took place bo-day of Mr Tan Soo Chong the younff local Municipal Commissioner and Mi s Cur Yam Noo. daughter of86 words
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Article24 1937-01-17 2 Tenders are beii; the supply and installation of ftoatinf buoy.^ and electric light at the sen-plane appi*oach Channel. Kallang Civil Aerodrome. Singapore.24 words
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Advertisement338 1937-01-17 2 MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL k A XOTKi: OF MXTKHEST i New Daily Programme as from Monday, 18th Jan. COCKTAIL DANCE 6.30 to 3.30 p.m. EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY SUNDAY. S INFORMAL AFTER DINNER DANCE 9.30 ro midnight. i EVERY MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY FRIDAY. FOHMAL AFTER DINNER DANCE until midnight. EVERY THURSDAY338 words
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Advertisement147 1937-01-17 2 A FOR GOODNESS SAKE- SHE S LOOSE A4AIN! Ifl ...hurls tomatoes JJ Hk^J I N g£a/$ C*^-!-;-/'-!'! 1 ■■■'■*•;<[s■' -^M|b^^MHRK-'-*'*'* I lwlWW# J^^ss»xs«Ssß p; S i S 3Ki v ■;''-i-'-t-l-'^^^^^^H BSk- 1 CO*-'- 1 '•^^BBcSSooHHr'-'oEp '^^^H I^^^K HBB& i fIHHHSj Iv-'*"-^--'-""'''""'' 1 -x ■■■-^p Next WITHPIIC^^^" C^™ HI HI HI147 words
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Advertisement53 1937-01-17 2 to-nk;ht I ERNEST KAAI PRESHNTS "LUAU" SPECTACULAR "PAGEAiVT" GORGEOUS ILLUMINATIONS raii a m i ALLUIUNG VIVID AMAZING II A N I M I. Cocktail Bar ARTISTES from Dreamy Honolulu AT Tamagawa Gardens B TABLE RESERVATION I'lioxi; ,iJi»3 Dinner Inclusive m ii p.m. 2 a.m. m AITIiK 11.15 P.M (IM.V >253 words
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Article938 1937-01-17 3 32 MATCHES PLAYED Arsenal Win OLD RIVALS MEET AGAIN DOTH Arsenal and Sheffield United fas! year's winners and run-Ders-up, respectively won their matches m the third round of the F.A. Cup which was decided yesterday. Liverpool, who were beaten by Norwich when tfiey last met938 words
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Article705 1937-01-17 3 Rugger Final COMMENTS ON THE PLAY (From Our Own Re])orterj Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. CELANGOR owed their victory to the splendid display given by their iorwards. They wer c a magnificent pack, fiery and tierce m their methods a pack which refused to be worn Jown by the705 words
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Article47 1937-01-17 3 London, Saturday. Sterling on New York 4.91-1 16 Paris 105-5 32, Gold 141 7-12. Silver spot 20-7 16, forward 20 4 British Official Wireless. HAWAIIAN TROUBADOURS Mr. Ernest Kaais Hawaiian Troubadours will perform at the Tamagawa Gardens this evening from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m.47 words
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Article96 1937-01-17 3 'Make-up 1 cannot create the source Of litauty it destroy! the recuperative power of the skin, and the user is driven to po on using expensive subterfuges to hide the ravages of time. How mudl better, more sensi:r.ore economical it is to rely on natural inward96 words
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638 1937-01-17 3 ENGLAND LUCJKY TO DEFEAT WALES Twickenham, Saturday. ENGLAND deleated Wales at rug- gtr here to-day by four points to three. It was a keenly contested match. Reuter. THE PLAY The match was played before a crowd tf 65,000 m sunny weather. After the early rain638 words
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Article144 1937-01-17 3 Selangor Draw With Perak (From Our Own Reporter) Ipoh. Saturday. PERAK and Selangor drew 3-all m an inter-State hockr/ match played here this afternoon before a large crowd. It was a thrilling game. Selangor led 1-0 at half-time, but Perak scored two quick goals early m the144 words
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Article144 1937-01-17 3 In Four Sets SCORES POINTS EASILY Pittsburgh, Jan. 16. pLLSWORTH Vines, the American tennis professional, beat Perry 6—3, 5—7, 6 4, 6 l, m an exhibi tion match here. Vines has fully recovered his influenza. The first set seemed to prophesy the result. Perry, aftei four deuces,144 words
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Article164 1937-01-17 3 S.C.R.C. vs. C.S.C. II on Monday, Jan. 18 (away): Lee Swee Leng, K. T. Ooi, Tan Huck Wan, Chua Boon Ann, Shim Kah Foo. Ong Swee Law, Scan Keng Siew, Kam Gim Lock, Chua Choon Leong, Lim Chin Kheam, Neo Geo Lee. Wednesday. Jan. 20 vs. R.A.164 words
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Article294 1937-01-17 3 Reception At The Lake Club (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Thursday. FASHIONABLE wedding took place m Kuala Lumpur this evening, when Mr. John Noel Mason Ashplant Xicholls was married at th:Church of St. Mary's to Miss Gwendolen Nina Flowerdew, the Rev. G. B. Thompson officiating. The294 words
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Article79 1937-01-17 3 GERMANY PEACE Persecution Of Moscow Agents Berlin, Jain. 10. WE regard it as our predominant task to incapacitate all malicious enemies of the National Socialist State, declared Herr Hlmmler, chief of the German Police Forces, m the course of an outspoken broadcast. He added it did not matter whether the79 words
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Article98 1937-01-17 3 London, Jan. 16. Results of to-day's rugger matches are: Birkenhead Park 34 Manchester 3 Bristol 11 The Army 5 Richmond 16 Cambridge Univ. 5 Cardiff 3 Bath 0 Coventry 3 Gloucester 8 Leicester 3 Moseley 0 London Scottish 6 Waterloo 12 Northampton 3 Royal Air Force 8 Plymouth98 words
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Article301 1937-01-17 3 The Celebrations GRAND FIREWORKS DISPLAY Singapore, Sat urday. A LITTLE over s week from to-day th<> Hindu community of Singapore will celebrate Thaipusam, th< birthday of the Tamil patron God Subramanya. As m previous years the programme of celebrations \vi!j last three days. DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS The301 words
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Article185 1937-01-17 3 Took Motor-Car From Rangoon Road Singapore, Saturday. THE five members of the Royal Air Forle— Brisioe, Cooper, Kelp. Firrom rmd Hill, who pleaded guilty, before the Third Magistrate, Mr. W. G. Reeves, a fortnight ago. to theft of a motor-car appeared for sentence before the same magistrate185 words
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Article72 1937-01-17 3 Private Taxi Falls Into Drain Singapore Saturday. A private taxi, alter colliding with a car. fell into a drain m East Coast Road to-day while travelling m thr direction of Changi The accident <x-cured between the 7 and 7' 2 mile stone. In the taxi were three72 words
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Article94 1937-01-17 3 "COULD HARLDY EAT FOR 29 YEARS" Stomach Sufferer's amazing recovery. Here's proof positive you cm end stomach trouble! Mr. H P. Martin, Kelvedon, writes: "I suffered for th< last 29 years and could hardly ?ai anything without pain until I bought Bisurattd' Magnesia. I wa.s free From pain almost at94 words
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Miscellaneous381 1937-01-17 3 PASSENGERS ARRIVED Singapore. Saturday The following passengers disembarked at Singapore from the P. and O. liner Corfu which arrived here from Europe yesterday: Mr. R. A. Altson, Mr. E. A. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Cary, Miss D. F. Clark, Mrs. J. P. Cecil- Wright. Miss L. Cumming, Mrs.381 words
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Article269 1937-01-17 4 1,600 Miles In 10 h.p. Ford J REMARKABLE run of 3,0C0 mile* from Oron. on th 0 Gulf of Ouina to Algiers, has recently been comple ed by an Englishman, Mr.' Harold Woot-on. and his wife In a De Luxe Ford Saloon car. Mr. Wootton is the manager269 words
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Advertisement236 1937-01-17 4 t 3 SHOWS TO-DAY 3.15—6.15—9.15 "Could be Been three or four limes I i and still be enjoyed" S w% A 17T IAtT —Moiling Post. PAVILIOJN i im: i:m i:im \i\aii;\t S S i If anybody who sees this film I fails to come away wi^h a broad j J-^^^^^236 words
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Advertisement377 1937-01-17 4 I CHARLIE was a nice, quiet Husband I ■»<«' S he met Vivienne and then OH BOY! S _JH!H_i*_g_& Did UK show them! I I i_>sSk I WHAT A RIOT f FUN I OPENING TO-DAY 1 W,^ don't know how I'd LAPI T 0 jL I -•■'--F v?j *K( n^^T_________P^?377 words
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Advertisement72 1937-01-17 4 ITHE MOST niSfISSED lIGHT OF KE( LNT TIMES PETERSEN vs. HARVEY FIGHT 15 FILL ROUNDS 25 MiXl II > OF IiJKJLLS The Heavyweight Championship of GREAT BRITAIN THE BRITISH EMPIRE A T WFMBLFY STADU M Petersen 8« t the vnditt but thousands thought Harvey won! SEE V.'IIAT YOU THINK DAI72 words
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Article, Illustration4244 1937-01-17 5 GRADUATES RECEIVE THEIR DEGREES COLOURFUL CEREMONY SPEECHES OF CHANCELLOR AND VICE-CHANCELLOR WITH all th" traditional and colourful ceremony connected with the occasion, the University of Hongkong on Jan. 4 held its 28th Congregation at which degrees were conferred on the graduates m the faculties of Arts,4,244 words
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Article951 1937-01-17 6 TWO WELL-KNOWN FAMILIES UNITED rVO well-known Malacca Straitsborn Chinese families were united m wedlock ias, week when Mr. Ec Yew Lin. bar-at-law and the third son cf Mr. Ec Kong Guan and the 'a.c Mrs, Ec Kon? Guan, was marritd to Miss Tan Tiong Neo, the only951 words
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Advertisement543 1937-01-17 6 Her Hair Grew Thick And Long Again ASTONISHING RESULTS BY USE OF KOTALKO "I was almost l bald," writes Miss Annie I Thompson. t f "I tried all kinds of treatments, but the falling of my hair continued. :^g: "At last J was advised to try Kotalko, and to my543 words
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Advertisement402 1937-01-17 6 HOW SINGAPORE PEOPLE PUT ON WEIGHT A year or so ago, the only way to put on weight was to take endless doses of tickly, fishy- tasting oil. It was horribl-3 to take, upset the digestion and made children cross and irritable. Nowadays m Singapore however, the most progressive people402 words
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178 1937-01-17 7 Treachery, Intrigue. Romance. •MARY OF SCOTLAND" RELIVES HPHE intrigue and treachery that riddled the courts of the 16th century make RKO Radio's historic drama, "Mary of Scotland," starring Katharine Hepburn and Frednc March, as exciting an action tale as it is a great romantic tracredy.178 words
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Article245 1937-01-17 7 HOLYROOD Castle setting for some of the p-nncipal scenes m RKO Radio's "Mary of Scotland* m which Katharine Hepburn and Fredrw March are co-starred, was originally an abbey of the Canons of St. ■lu'gustine, founded by King David m U2S. The king built the Abbey as a245 words
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Article281 1937-01-17 7 Kay Francis In "Give Me Your Heart' THERE'S a pair of world-famous ex-secretaraes playing the two most important feminine roles m the Cosmopolitan production, "Give Me Your 1 Heart,'' which comes to the Pavilion Theatre as a Warner Bros, release. One is none other than Kay281 words
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Article74 1937-01-17 7 PEORGE BRENT, currently playing v opposite Kay Francis m the Cosmo politan production, "Give me you: Heart" which ccmes to the Pav -l-"or theatre as a Warner Bros, releass, tiie "champ" m supporting famous feminine stars. He has played opposite all the women colebrities at h s74 words
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Article110 1937-01-17 7 Directed By Stafford Dickens "DLEASE TEACHER", went on the floor at the 8.1.P. studio* recently with Bobby Howes, star of the original Hippodrome production, featuring with Wylie Watson, Vera Pearce and Beit ha Belmore, all stars from the original show. Rene Ray is the romantic feminine lead m110 words
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Article, Illustration250 1937-01-17 7 Miss Swarth out In Her First Musical Ligh t Comedy "Champagne Waltz** As B-Yol'sr As Its Title HERALDED by the foremost film critics of Lonion and New York as one of the best musical comedies to come from the studios of the Paramount Corporation, "Champagne Waltz" wi«l be presented at250 words
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Article224 1937-01-17 7 "Bull-Dog Drummond At Bay" fTHE first two of the new batch o"' British International Pictures' subjects are now m the cutting: rooms, getting ready for early trade screening, says a London message. Brian Desmond Hurst completed the final shot of "Sensation/* the screen version of224 words
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Article326 1937-01-17 7 i I Another Jane Withers Hit KICKING shins, hur m- tomatoes, busting windows and raising the roof m general, Jane Withers takes time out from her wild pranks to play a half-pint Robin Hood of lower New York m "Pepper," her new Twentieth Century-Fox picture which comes326 words
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Article, Illustration22 1937-01-17 7 As tantrlm oene from "Mary ol Scotland" m which Katharine Hephum and Fredrk March the leadlnt picture la coming to the Capitol22 words
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Article, Illustration16 1937-01-17 7 Katharine Hepburn and "Fredric Ma rerTin a scene trom "Mary of Scotland" coming to the Capitol.16 words
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Article95 1937-01-17 7 Disused Lancashire Mills Be'v Reopened A new industry has been launched In the town of Bacup. Lancashire, by a firm of manufacturers of dress fabi from artificial silk yarn. The compai has taken over premises which were formerly used foi cotton weaving. Production will begin early m the95 words
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Article73 1937-01-17 7 Bendigo. victoria. Mrs. Annie Brown, of Pemerton, Western Auttralia, who has had 2 I J children, is to marry again. Of her family, which includes twins 21 are sail living and m the best of health. Mrs. Brown's husband died five years ago. In73 words
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Article175 1937-01-17 7 Sufferer Follows (»<K»d Advice and Takes kruschen The writer of the fallowing letter bad a bad attack of rheumatism, and was advised to take Kruschen. He dio .-,0, and di bis experience! In ttii iullowii Is: "About two years ago I developca a violent attack175 words
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Advertisement243 1937-01-17 7 lit Pays To Iltiv The Best! RADIOS SOUND STEWART- WARNER HERMAN A. DE VRY SOUND WESTINGHOUSE PROJECTOR AMPLIFIER S STROMBERG-CARLSON JENSEN'S DYNAMIC SPEAKERII HOWARD OTHERS CINEMA EQUIPMENTS REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS S 1 RCA RADIOTRON— METAL or GLASS TUBES. 2 OHMITE or WARD-LEONARD VARIABLE RESISTORS. N i 3. CENTRALAB VOLUME TONE CONTROLS.243 words
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Article6653 1937-01-17 8 WILLIAM CROSS - WILLIAM CROSS Our Serial Story By Historical Romance On Raffles Of Singapore CHAPTER 12 FARQUHAR IS DISMISSED OKFORK he left Singapore Raffit; had the complete aeheme of education ready to lay on Colonel Faiquhar's desk. Farquhar received it with no comment. All he wanted was to smooth the6,653 words
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Advertisement252 1937-01-17 8 I DOCTOR, i MUST S£T RiD OF THESf f^ NERVOUS HEADACHES AND CONSTSPATIOM ||L r ABOUT TWO MONTHS AGO ONE OF MY PATIENTS CAME TO ME IN FRIGHTFULLY HE WAS A RUMOOWN AND NERVOUS CONDITION LAXATIVE FIEND. CAREFULLY C~»PCKF.O HIS OjET»ANO I<\TER HE CAME 111 TO THANK ME. WHAT AI252 words
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Article, Illustration1680 1937-01-17 9 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES BQJBME&LY a P<>ker player myself m a -maii a ay. I was very interested to read th account m the London Daily Express of ho'- th- game is played m Malaya. It was m an article telling- how this country is floating along on the crest of1,680 words
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Advertisement52 1937-01-17 9 i■ f f ljJ \z.~ jtt kJf -J v> CIIILLEII lIEEF Shipped, handled, and stored with great care and supervision; enables us to offer our many customers a really delicious meat which is both tender and full of flavour. Ask ior (HILLED BIJEF PHONE: STORE .~>:*76. K. LI'MPIK IPOH*ltr 152 words
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Article, Illustration1273 1937-01-17 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. THE JobOTC Civil Servicr Ciub, Johorc Bahru. presented a colourful scene on the occasion of the annual "12th Night" fancy dress dance, which was lieid on Saturday the 9th inst. About 250 members and friends wer» nresent. and many attractive and original fancy costumes were1,273 words
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Article705 1937-01-17 10 AROUND the SHOPS rIS weeK I went to see the new goods Maison Vogue received and was terribly thrilled with the afternoon i rocks. They have all colours, shapes, and sizes <jnote this, you who are no longer thim and all are very attractive. One of the prettiest for cocktail705 words
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Advertisement103 1937-01-17 10 I de Souza's 9, STAMFORD ROAD. I I Have always m stock Dresses for i All Occasions, Model Hats, Slacks, J Girdles Flowers for Society Gowns also trimming for evening dresses. t Hata Blocked and Made to Any I Style with your Material to Match j Your Dresses. Thone 3188.103 words
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Advertisement68 1937-01-17 10 PRISCILLA Ltd. I SPECIAL REDUCTION on "HUBRITE" Frocks ALL MODELS FROM $6 to $14.50 each. PHONE 3335 6 1 STAMFORD ROAD has a very nice selection of 2 -piece woollen outfits m very attractive shades for wear on board ship. 1 Also smart tunics for afternoon. 5, Stamford Rd- Phone68 words
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Advertisement155 1937-01-17 10 tiger beerI GREEN CIRCLE LIBRARIES 18-F, BATTERY ROAD, SINGAPORE. All the latest publications at cheap rates NEW BOOKS EVERY MAIL r i Special rates OUTSTATION MEMBERS, CLUBS and MESSES. Hours of business: 5.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. s s APPOINTMENT l^^^^^| BILLIARDS TABLES RLQUISITES EVERYTHING FOR BILLIARDS THE "STRAITS" A155 words
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Article, Illustration956 1937-01-17 11 NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and FRASER'S HILL LGUYS and Silva were heartily opplauded i a speciality number at th:- Selangor Club last Tap dancing up and down has been very popular lor the h months, but it is not every day that Kunla Lumpur ha.s the opportunity of seeing it956 words
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Article, Illustration1038 1937-01-17 11 MILLINERY news is all good news judging from the unusually wearable, flattering new hats and the wide variety of types, colours and flattering fabrics. The really significant thing about the new styles is that this season women may choose hats to suit them, rather than try to1,038 words
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Advertisement58 1937-01-17 11 DRESSING GOWNS LINGERIE PYJAMAS SLIPS NEGLIGEES COATS Ik utifully cut and embroidered Prices from $&56 I j just arrived THE JADE TREE j \lB Battery Road, Phone 7143. Ist Floor CELTEX soluble easily disposed o^ "THE ORIGINAL"- very popular X ail wool with very soft cover Df a.i Chenus'.s and58 words
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Advertisement111 1937-01-17 11 At Vogue's! Higliliglitfs of Faisliif>n PARIS uctates SINGAPORE 4PEOPLE WHO LIVE FOR STYLE Weekly Shipments of Distinctive Evening and Afternoon Gowns Creations of th» most exciting models m the Ppris Openings. It is owing to Devaluation of the French Francs that our exclusive Gowns are inexpensive. Fatrust yeur e:t sance111 words
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Advertisement40 1937-01-17 11 DOJN'T SCRATCH USE SKETOLENE and PREVENT MOSQUITO BITES. ALLAYS IRRITATION IF BITTEN. Sketolene should be applied direct to the skin wherever exposed to attack. Does not stain the most delicate fabrics. of all Chemists Stores. Manufactured by GRAFTON LABORATORIES, Singapore.40 words
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Advertisement68 1937-01-17 11 PALAIS DES MODES. l 33, Stamford Road, S Singapore. ATTRACTIVE NEW STOCKS 01 S ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS HRASSIERES HANDBAGS NOVELTIES, i ETC., ETC. S EXCLUSIVE MODEL EVENING GOWNS. ~v i. j -j ■3?.' > r \^t>. tfefSpiixv- 1 *^?^^^r4Q^S3^^9Bl^BßH V iSL :::i: v i* j^^.v^o^^^^^^^ x yzfr^ S I I HEALTHY68 words
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589 1937-01-17 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Jan. 17, 1937. A CAUCUS CAUSERIE TX a country where politics do not exist, some people seem to think it necessary to invent them. A section of the local Press has for a long time been inveighing against what was termed "the old gang" among the589 words
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Article1377 1937-01-17 12 C. H. Stanley- Jones - C. H. Stanl ey- Jones Malayan Subjects Must Be Prepared there be war? That is the question on the lips of everybody m these days. Whether we take an interest or not m international politics, this question forces itself upon us. In an international war1,377 words
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Advertisement33 1937-01-17 12 have a magnificent selection of table c rcks m beautifully finished Caucasian •valnut. day, V 2 hour chimes frDm Sr 8 „44 WeT^r.r.iSLer 39 Synchronised electiic 2^ Dz/^2/ /ree m /oftore, PJC^. flTe<33 words
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Miscellaneous591 1937-01-17 12 WIT AN t> WISDOM of the WEEK. «t-.«iin-™i.. mm mm .a jjERE'S a hint to the chairman at the "m H AT makes you look so disgusted, "Oh, it's some ham wa s the reply annual dinner. W Snarp?M asked one young lawyer buy reply. Of ai otlier M y591 words
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Article, Illustration1656 1937-01-17 13 LL OYD TR IES TINO 'S A CHIE VEMENT ITALY'S CHALLENGE TO THE SHIPPING WORLD (Sunday Tribune Special) CENTURY of life on the high seas has recently been celebrated by the Lloyd Triestino, one of the largest chipping companies m the world. There1,656 words
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Article90 1937-01-17 13 Reading. Pennsylvania. "Back up thers! It's O.K. to back up!" Relying on this loud-voiced intimation a lorry-driver unloading kegs of be?r outside a restaurant put his lorry into revGyse and duly "backed up". The lorry ran straight m a large trse aim suffered considerable damage. When90 words
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Advertisement41 1937-01-17 13 MADI »V TMI MAKIUS 0^ fAMOUS f/ BtBSS f i i t J-Lil^^^n j g^ f !S AM t/MVTANTPAMIOOS CORE 60T'Aiso Ff?on au A**fiSW/>v^ AIERVOUS PAINS. <^/^y J^^ jJ^jr > •^2' faff 9^ff'T\i ENG A U X IO\(. THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL41 words
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Advertisement832 1937-01-17 13 Not a ftrug, but a Vital Cell- Food i For the Veins, Arteries and Heart NO ailment resulting from poor or sluggish circulation of the blood can resist tfie curative action of Elasto. Varicose veins are forgotten and soon disappear, the heart becomes steady, the arteries supple, skin troubles clear832 words
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Article1416 1937-01-17 14 W. B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson In Which I Discourse On The Cold Snap, The S Subterfuge To Which ItS Reduced The He Men\ S Who Never Miss Their Cold Bath In The Morning, j {Explain The Reason For j i The Low Temperature S And Prophesy Certain1,416 words
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Advertisement113 1937-01-17 14 ojfie Gifc job Spcfctina People 1937 c/oti^^yQcdot ck JLum L^lll iPSSI^ I Delightfully smart and pleas S^T^/^/X ing aPPCaranCe oUtstand S %t cce cs bet t7e en fl'ov W^K S 1181T f "1^ ltX^ ln Performance, tried clear of all obstruction. ifl^^X^B^ffilj Und proved > and bacKe d by a113 words
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Advertisement153 1937-01-17 14 compare I SlBiiiiiii these PRICES JlllSSllO FORMERLY IN BOTTLES U f)f^^R^^9HMf Large size (8 oz. > "$tHQ* \l ||JmUJb^^ Small size (4 oz. "6Sd /miMMS^^f^mi^ now m /Jm^^S^Wi% ECONOMY TINS ZyH^^^^^B| Large size is oz.)6S*. jW^^^^^XSm^k- Small size (4 oz.) 35 <. sm SP^EKtmL: IJL f AND 1 JHH a153 words
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Article954 1937-01-17 15 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds I Canes Ebony Elephants j j First Impressions j j Identifying The j i i Tourist j Singapore And Its Gentlemen Of Commerce THE tourist season is at hand. In a week or so we shall be welcoming the first itload of th954 words
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Advertisement272 1937-01-17 15 Cylinder S moat hues s V xt^ .1 r i a* a Because the perfect balance of the horizontally opposed cylinders the V 4. No other light car gives you H^ <J Jowett l<Flat Four c me theoretically nearly M gO od as that of an T*^! mil Hi ll'iaißfcAm^mil'^Uf^njK^^'272 words
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Advertisement816 1937-01-17 16 J More and more iJ^^^^^B^m W-^^-IP^nc^v in--i-r^^^^3-^-WffoS3--i-----F \m 1 x^ f_'^O_T^" iTn^^_______f^-_-_l i NTAiXDAKD X CYCLED j M NfllH ARE BEING SOLD EACH MONTH IN MALAYA JB _flfl The extraordinarily fine finish of these 100% t _L jfflßililPSlr British Cycles has made them the most popular m the country. This816 words
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Article, Illustration609 1937-01-17 17 OFF THE BEATEN TRACK (By "Horatius") niHEN the cards m sight indicate i-. obvious way of playing. shut out considera- I unconventional but more productive plan. But it is the hat) i mark oi good laj Ito seard« j 'Method of play whicii J the necessity of takin.\S609 words
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Article1112 1937-01-17 17 MAN CHARGED Mother's Tears In The Witness Box •B\ Air Ma fln Own Correspo London, Dei-. 28. Dl.iM --DETAINED clothing and a I aiuajig the exhibits <l whore a youniv Terri- was ecu mil tod to stand his ft] on a charge ->i" murdering his 1 11,112 words
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Advertisement573 1937-01-17 17 on t Stop triG i Torrential Rain Steamy, humid conditions Colds 'Flu Fevers Headaches all go together. It is necessary to guard against infection and I be ready for any emergency. If taken at first symptoms, ASPRO' will stop a Cold or the Flu m one night. ASPRO' eliminates the573 words
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Advertisement148 1937-01-17 18 1 CADBURY'S ATTRACTIVE OFFER > 1 f ROM BOURN-VITA /^4y^ J^^^^ 1 COMPLETE iJ^SSIi AND SPECIAL SPOONS pp n Unc oussr tissin jl I'ld. bK IbBI ■R__%^y sS&SSssPT *>$ T ram M nk Iml _E____E__________F ___B_____T_______f _0- t^#"W>U}(. "i f'M No. 5. One Bread and Butter plate 3 l-lb. W&148 words
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Article1037 1937-01-17 19 MAY BECOME WET SEASON GAME A PLEA For Halls To Be Built (By "Dragon") BADMINTON Is experiencing a lull throughout Malaya. After a strenuous MM, players are takinsf a rest before the next season starts. In fact, the wet and wintry weather makes play out1,037 words
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Article304 1937-01-17 19 Table Tennis And Draughts Results THE 1936 table-tennis and draughts handicap tournaments of the Excise Clerks' Club have been completed. Twenty four entries were received for the table tennis competition and the following are the results of the final games. t +1*J0& Quarter-finals: Chan Ban Choon beat304 words
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Article173 1937-01-17 19 Flower Of Liberty M.P. THE following Vvere elected office--1 bearers of the Flower of Liberty Musical Party for the year 1937 Patrons. Dr. K. Raghunathan J.P. (re-electedi and Mr. R. S. Danani <reelectea); president, Mr. See Bong Him (re-elected hon. secretary, Mr. James T Beiiwole; hon. asst. secretary. Mr.173 words
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Article1144 1937-01-17 19 BEST PLAYERS Lee Fan Leong To Be Champion? (By "Racquet") Ipoh, Tuesday. AS is customary at the end of every season I shall m this article attempt to rank the Perak players m order', of merit. Considerable interest has been aroused of late, especially after the1,144 words
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Article515 1937-01-17 19 THE Siew Sin Sia will celebrate the tenth anniversary at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow, 5*4 mile, Pasir Panjang, on Saturday and Sunday, Jan. 23 and 24. The annual dinner will be held on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. and Chinese Teochew music troupe will be m attendance515 words
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Article, Illustration35 1937-01-17 19 The ping-pong team of the Wah Chong Badminton Party, Singapore. Standing, from left to right: Messrs. Ng Hock Koon, Yap Siong Moh and Tay Thien Sung; sitting: Mr. Tan Chong Beng (hon. secretary and captain).35 words
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Article58 1937-01-17 19 At the inauguration meeting of the Rosehill Badminton Party held on Jan. 10, the following members were elected office-bearers for the year: President, Mr. T. Rajoo; hon. secretary, Mr. Tan Heng Hong; hon. treasurer. Low Hiang Tee; hon. auditor. M. Sockalingam; sports captain, Mr. C. B. Nair;58 words
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Advertisement320 1937-01-17 19 corns AND CALLOUSES IoV V s a f lotu r tag" woum who Mflmi An/,V mV YearS :11S l »d ma?tv,^ m <m n i° nlh was freed f! her h i ld It thl "What* v the bottom oj my feet. r 1 F&* L ai l had utest320 words
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876 1937-01-17 20 IMPORTANT EVENT FOR SPORT 16 YEARS AGO TO-DAY REVIEW OF THE 1936-37 SEASON (By "Forward") FXACTLY 16 years ago to-day, on Jan. 17 1921, occurred an event which was a landmark m Malayan sport. On that day, the battleship given to Britain by the876 words
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Article, Illustration829 1937-01-17 20 COMING EVENTS Visitor Anxious To Meet Fond (By "X.0.") ALTHOUGH one of the contests staged at the New World Arena on Jan. 8 was disappointing, it was a night of thrilling boxing on the whole. Johnny Mortell, the Filipino flyweight who was making his debut, won hundreds829 words
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Article, Illustration327 1937-01-17 20 Malacca Sports Notes Malacca, Friday. THE Malacca Lawn Tennis Associa- tion, who held their annual general meeting on Friday last, are very fortunate m having at the helm of affairs that charming gentleman, the Hon. Mr. G. R. Sykes, who m his younger days m Malacca used327 words
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Advertisement51 1937-01-17 20 ffT^^ "WEAKNESS I^ \i) debility W;' v DESCHIENS'Syrup WY//» fes\ of Haemoolobin .Mrcady 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed that this radical remedy Al *V S CUiv£S. and gives health and strengthFa* better than serums, raw moat. Medicated wines, etc vi.iv: X Hk LF IK SINGAPORE Obtainable From Ail51 words
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Advertisement92 1937-01-17 20 Aifl wMKBBEm''rI-- /l/ H^r^^c to (^^-^ip^'-^^ HP 1 ITU mm m m n the morning after. When m the cause of good fellowship rules have to be relaxed, when the evening's entertainment is more than usually gay, and the gaiety of the dance leaves one more limp than usual, then92 words
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Article, Illustration1896 1937-01-17 21 CHIEF OF SALVATION ARMY GENERAL EVA BOOTH VISITING MALA YA Singapore, Saturday. pENERAL Kvangeline Kooth. MA., D.S.M., head of the 3,000,000 soldiers of the Salvation Army incidentally the world's largest standing army commanded by a woman is expected to arrive m Singapore by the J. P. Coen next Friday afternoon1,896 words
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Article45 1937-01-17 21 Five In Singapore And One In Labuan NOTIFICATIONS appearing m the latest issue of the S.S. Government Gazette state that the following schools have been struck off the register of schools Central English School, 24, Sungel Road, Singapore; Poe Lam Public45 words
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Article196 1937-01-17 21 Broadcasting Daily On 225 Metres THE new Singapore radio station Z II L. belonging to the British Malaya Broadcasting Corporation, is vow broadcasting (test Transmissions) daily on 225 metres from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. (11.30 a.m. to 12. 30 p.m. on Sundays). Listeners are asked to make196 words
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Advertisement130 1937-01-17 21 Do you find savi ng difficult? Many people do. However strong may be your intention to save, there is always the temptation to spend. Here is an easy plan for saving your money A PRUDENTIAL ENDOWMENT POLICY (WITH PROFITS) Ensures not only pro'iectioi for your dependants but provides you witn130 words
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Advertisement432 1937-01-17 21 FOR H E ALTH AND VITALITY USE OKASA There is nothing to compare nor even to approach the sure and prompt efficacy of this supreme Hormon Tonic. OKASA possesses enormous Health and Vitality restoring properties. It completely removes every trace of debility and weakness from your organism making you a432 words
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Article668 1937-01-17 22 FORMER COLLEGE OFFICIAL IN TROUBLE Singapore, Saturday. ADRIAN DA SILVA former Secre- tary to tl. Council of King Fduard VII College of Medicine, was sentenced, by Mr. H. A. Forrer. District Juage, Criminal District Court, to-day, to a day's s mple imprisonment and a668 words
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Article131 1937-01-17 22 Motorist Shot When Helping Another Nice. A 'good Samaritan" mot.oi.st who went to the assistance of a fellow-moto-rist apparently m trouble near here has good reason now to regret his kindness. Dr. Laporte was driving his car when he noVced a young man standing beside a131 words
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Article133 1937-01-17 22 20-Year-Old Blonde As Alleged Chief Sofia. A PRETTY, blonde 20-year-old girl faces a sentence of 15 years' imprisonment here if the demand of the Public Prosecutor is granted. Her name is Jivka Ivanova and she is charged with being the leader of a secret Communist organisation recently133 words
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Article81 1937-01-17 22 Companion Of Dwight Long NEWS has been received m Singapore of the death m Colombo on Dec. 14 of the Tahitian boy Timi, who was the companion of Mr. Dwight Long m his .journey round the world m a 42-ft. ketch. Mr. Long and Timi were m81 words
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Article, Illustration40 1937-01-17 22 Bob Burnett and Eula Hoff, star American dancers, well-known for versatility and talent m all the leading hotels and cabarets cf the States, who presented such excellent entertainment last night at Raffles Hotel, where they are appearing for a season.40 words
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Article63 1937-01-17 22 Singapore, Saturday. Three men— Dollah bin Bulat, Amat bin Sidi and Abduliahman bin Mydin--were produced before the Third Magistrate, Mr. W. G. Reeves, to-day, on a charge of kidnapping a boy. After the charge had been explained, the case was postponed until Mar. 5. Mr. Cunningham-Peidriau, A.S.P. attached63 words
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Article323 1937-01-17 22 To Be Built In Singapore A FOOD canning factory is to be established m Singapore shortly. The proposed site has been approved by Municipal Committee No. 1. The following action was taken at a meeting of Committee No. 1 held on Jan. 5. 1937: Agreed that the323 words
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Article69 1937-01-17 22 Alleged Using As Genuine Forged Passport Singapore, Saturday. Mr. John Bernard, who was arrested by Detective-Inspector Dale, on Jan. 13, on a chaige of using as genuine a forged passport, appeared before Mr H. A. Forrer, District Judge, Criminal District Court, to-day. His counsel Mr. C. P.69 words
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Article65 1937-01-17 22 It is notified m the S.S Government Gazette that the following have been registered with the Registry of Societies: Hiap Sim Kok Benevolent Association. Hua Bian Association, Lam Yew Sia, Sim bim Siong Giap Konj4 Huav Singapore, Coronation Musical Party Penan- Bazaar Drape: s' Association. A The65 words
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Article172 1937-01-17 22 (From Our Flnanc al Cm ienU Singapore, Satur RUBBfit Singapore: 57% Market Tone: Quirt md easier. London: 10 13 l«d., up Market Tone: Opened -ied casi< r. New York: 21% cts. f d Market Tone: Dull. .Tan. 16. 10-day's market has been very quMt Hip buying Interest172 words
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Article318 1937-01-17 22 Mr, Julian Israel's Report Tin London, up 25- and 20- New York. Dp 3 8 Rubber London, up New York, ft down J 8Locally, opens at last night's closing price about 38*80. MINING. Raub.s $6.85- $7.00, London Tin shares were a lit tie uneven yesterday, some slightly up318 words
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98 1937-01-17 22 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRILLS tl KKIAT. Singapore, Saturday noon. Tone of market: Quiet. Latest Cable: LondOn Spot Sheet 10 13 16d. per lb. New York Spot Shed U.S. cti Urn Buyers Sellers. W No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases <F. 0.8. January. 37 716 37 'i 1698 words
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Article45 1937-01-17 22 With reference to the tentitiv* rw Lnt schedule for 1937 published In yesteraay's Malaya Tribune, a slight error has occurred therein, viz.. under tnj heading "Singapore," utir be deleted from the February 'Spriw Meeting (J 0 sii a pore Turt Clv». mi—45 words
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Advertisement292 1937-01-17 22 AN EMI' Doctor Writes: HAVf. FOUND THEY SUCCEED WHERE AH. SLSE HAS FAILED." M.D., M.R.C.S. Be guided by this, and the 12,000 other Asthma uo constantly prescribe "EPHAZONE" for Asthma, Bronchitis, Bronchial Asthma. Dont waste time. Use the best remedy. GET "KPHAZONE" TABLETS to-day. Even the worst spasms of coughing,292 words
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Advertisement342 1937-01-17 22 RATED No. 1 if§ j IN ALL POPULARITY TESTS JSIW First because it offers most— read J^jgraßf why moderns everywhere prefer the amazing Parker Vacumatic This revolutionary pon, the Parker Vacumatic, V^Vv I i^^^^HF is the 3-to-l favorite throughout the world! /^^^^^y Executives, social leaders, officials, important C's^^^v /^^oSßf S^^Vv.342 words
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Advertisement22 1937-01-17 22 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT TO LET D< House IJJ G, Norfolk U i vi Tlio < Water, Eleeiiir QuarU ewApply Box '\u l, ICartset St.22 words
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Article, Illustration604 1937-01-17 23 GREAT VICTORY BY SELANGOR BY 8-3 Good Team Spirit Of Winners ■From Our Oun Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. pr.\YlN(i magnificently, the Selangor State rugby fifteen defeated the redoubtable Army fifteen by 1 points (one goal and one try) to 3 points (a penalty goal)604 words
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Article, Illustration12 1937-01-17 23 J. Meikle D. R. Harper A. J. Hunter Buckley12 words
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Article315 1937-01-17 23 i R.A.R v. Government Services -»<. Singapore, Saturday. THE rorcer match between the R./\.F. ard the Government Services was !>iaveci at Jalan Besar Stadium to-day In the first-half the teams were greatly handicapped by the .-lippery condition of the ground. Large puddles of water and sir?tches315 words
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Article306 1937-01-17 23 Combined XJ Fare Very Badly T-7.'»hnr». Jon 16. THE M.C.C. were all out for 418 run* when tho mat^h with a Combined XI was continued to-day. Bf»nietf Hards 1 aff. Allen and Wvatt treated Ward and Grirnmett with scant re e oect. Barn-ett .treated the .spectators toReuter - 306 words
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Article55 1937-01-17 23 Rugger Match In Johore Bahru 'From 0 Oun Correspondent) Johcre Bahru, Saturday. H M.S. Terro'" ben I rou.li .Tohore at Ritpbv or the Civil SerVfce Clnh ground to-day by eight points (a and a try* to three print- (a try). The tpnm^ nlaved 14 men each side.55 words
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Article63 1937-01-17 23 The following have accepted to olav hockey for the S.C.C. against the Combined School or, Monday, Jan. 18, a 1 Ihe S.C.C: R. H. Green. R. H r:»Jn. G E Brooke. H. Marshall. E. W Reeve, P. M. W. Smith. G. Williarm. F. O. S. Man. P. F.63 words
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Article71 1937-01-17 23 Golf Contest For Rotarians 'pHE Oldfield Cup golf competition of the Rotary Club of Singapore will bc?in next week-end when the first round will be played. The draw is as follows: Ist Round: J. Graham .22> vs. E. RatcheH (21*; F. D. Harrison (17) ys F. C. Martin71 words
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Article279 1937-01-17 23 Singapore-Malacca Hockey Off Singapore, Saturday. OWING to the rain, whi-cii made the ground unsuitable for play, the inter -State hockey match arranged for to-day betAveen Singapore and Malacca was cancelled. The Colts vs. Inniskilling* hockey match which was to have been played at Tanglin was also called279 words
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Article425 1937-01-17 23 "Vice Versa" 'Ga¥fte SPECTATORS ARE AMUSED Singapore, Saturday. FORWARDS playing m outside positions, outside men working the •i-rum a real happy mix-up provided amusing rugger on the padang o-day when the S.C.C. played their Vice Versa" match. There was very little "rugby" about ;ne game but425 words
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Article88 1937-01-17 23 4th Round Ties In Fmir-B ;1 Tournament The following is the list of fourth ties m the Malayan Amateur (four-ball) Billiards Tournament: Monday Jan. 19, 6 p.m.: Tan Kirn Song (Siong 800 Athletic Association vs. J. D. Solomon (Clerical Union); at 8.30 p.m.: Teo Chwee Hoe (Aston Athletic88 words
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Article73 1937-01-17 23 MERRY- YOUNGSTERS B.P. The following players have been chosen to represent the Merry-Young-sters B.P. m a fHendly xeturn match badminton against the S.H.B.J.S. Club to-day at godown No. 42, Keppel Road, at 10 a.m. T. S. Chin, Richard Tan, Chiang Tiong Wah, H. L. Wee, Michael Wee, K. E. Ho,73 words
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Article56 1937-01-17 23 A friendly game of badminton of three doubles and tihree singles, will be D'ayed between the Pulasan B.P. and Phoenix B.P. at the former's ground at 3.30 p.m. to-day. t'-p fpTiowin^ will reprepont the Pula ran Parly:— Km Supn. S°c' r Cheng I Vim Teck. Yam Trek, Soon56 words
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Article43 1937-01-17 23 The second All-Malayan Indo-Ceylon Be Tennis ChampicnvShij) tournament w.ll be held under ".he auspices of lit T.P.C.A., K.L., during .he Baser Hoi lidays <March 'SG to '29, 1937 luum not during the Chinese New Year Hohd-ay.; as was m the past.43 words
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Article128 1937-01-17 23 Opening Ties In the Commercial Cup Singapore Saturday. 'J'HE opening ties c£ the Sxngapo c Bad- minton Commcrci'il Cud Competition vcre layed off at the Clerical Union Sail thib afternoon between t.is Bram-f-oco Team and the Straits Times. The former won by five matches to nil. The following128 words
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Article44 1937-01-17 23 High Tide And Heavy Rainfai Combined Singapore, Saturday. A high tide and heavy rainfall caused flooding m many parts of Singapore toc'ay. Th°re was w'ter on the rpads near r.he Tekik Aver Market m Robinson Road, m Orchard Road. Cairnhill Road,44 words
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Article48 1937-01-17 23 Bukii Timah Road, Changi Road and m otner districts. Padangs were flooded and most of the sport m Singapore had to be cancelled. Drains were filled and the Bukit Timah CanaJ, recently widened and deepened, was very high. No serious interference with traffic has been reported so far.48 words
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Article48 1937-01-17 23 T>0MESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH Seah Eoon Hung passed away at 181. Thomson Read at 4 p.m. yesterday. He has lef behind a widow, tv, r o ?pns fctesth Eng lls and Serb F;ig Xi &lsc five daughters rr»p dr>ughtor-i~-icw. r-nd two grandchildren. Funeral at Bidadari Cemetery, today 4 p.m.48 words
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Article169 1937-01-17 23 By Malay And Punjab Regiments yjiE guard 11 Government Hous?. Sing--1 aoon v "i bo provided by 12nd Fun Jab Regiment and the Malay PeKio r i-h* January: ~HF ML AY REGIMENT •he oeriod 9 a m fan. On n ra. Jan, ZS. :AI AY REGIMENT for169 words
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Article183 1937-01-17 23 Thursday. J.n 14 THE following were the guests at n dinner given by His Excellency md Lady Thomas at Government House this evening: The Hon. Mr W E. Pepys. She Hnn Mr. Justice J. V. Mills, Colonel and Mrs. W. Cave-Browne, Mr and Mrs. L. A Allen Mr.183 words
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Advertisement244 1937-01-17 23 A .BROKEN DOWN SYSTEM. This i> a condition (or disease) to which many oasaes are piven but few really understand. It is simply weakness— a break down as it were, ot the vital forces that sustain the system.* No matter what may be its causes {they are almost numberless 1244 words
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Miscellaneous20 1937-01-17 23 THE TIDES TO-DAY: 1.31 a.m., 9ft. 2ins.; 1.15 p.m., f>ft. gins. TO-MORROW: 2.04 a.m., 9ft. 2ins 2.02 p.m., 9i'... 3ins.20 words
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Article, Illustration216 1937-01-17 24 The members of St. Peter's Church Tamil Choir, Singapore, with their Priest m charge, and hon. lay readers Swedish 1 SeamPn's d r C h,^.h S SSJSSSi^ f^J?*** Br J? e when the Lucia Bride F^tival was held at the swedteh Seamen b Church, Rotherhlthe^216 words
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