Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 31 January 1937
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Title Section17 1937-01-31 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 4.— No. 34. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1937. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune17 words
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471 1937-01-31 1 L OFFENSIVE BEGINS TO-MORROW FORTRESS PREPARED t ALL SET FOR BIGGEST TEST OF DEFENCES (By A Special Correspondent) gOMEWHERE off the coast of Singapore at this moment lies a fleet which will launch an "attack" on the defences of the island and thus471 words
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Article166 1937-01-31 1 SLANDER WRIT Against Colonel's Wife (By Air Mail) London, Jan. 20. A WRIT for alleged slander has been issued by Mr. Ernest Aldrich Simpson against Mrs. Joan Sutherland, wife of Col. Arthur H. C. Si^herland, of Connaught-square, W. Ihe action is based on a remark alleged166 words
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Article42 1937-01-31 1 A tShineFe.W a^out IMyears of age, who was found lying at the side oi Robinson Road yesterday afternoon, suspected to be suffering from taking too much opium, had to be taken to hospital for treatment. Five letters were found on his person.42 words
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Article, Illustration40 1937-01-31 1 Mrs. Joan Sutherland, against whom a writ claiming damages for alleged slander has been issued by Mr. Ernest Simpson, leaving her home in London for the North, followed by her sister-in-law, Miss Diana Sutherland, younger daughter of Sir George Sutherland.40 words
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959 1937-01-31 1 Burnett 92 Not Out i McCORMICK I DISLOCATES I FINGER I JIT the close of play yesterday, the 1 second day of the fourth Test 1 match, England were at 174 runs for 1 the loss of two wickets, which paces fi959 words
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Article, Illustration1240 1937-01-31 1 HITLER WITHDRAWS GERMAN SIGNATURE FROM PEACE TREATY IN PIQUANT PUBLIC SPEECH "Peace Is Our Dearest Treasure," Says Hitler Bl T NO CONCEIVABLE POINT IN DISPUTE I BETWEEN GERMANY FRANCE EUROPEAN 1 PEACE IS STILL AN ILLUSION A PIQUANT speech by Hitler, daring which among other very out- Be spoken statements1,240 words
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Article175 1937-01-31 1 Legal Action TRESPASSING ORDER TO BE SOUGHT Flint (Michigan), Jan. 30. 1" EGAL proceedings are being taken on Monday for the ejection ol 1,300 "sit down" strikers at General Motors' factory. General Motors claims that almost 80 per cent, of 135,000, who have been rendered idle byReuter - 175 words
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Article46 1937-01-31 1 Germans Must Not Accept Nobel Prizes Berlin, Jan. 30. HITLER, in a decree, has pronibired Germans from accepting Ncb'^l prizes. "Instead, he has created an j annual national prize for art and science, of about £8,000 to be distribute;! among three meritorious Germans.— ReuterReuter - 46 words
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Article118 1937-01-31 1 Europeans Hurt In Crash At Bukit Timah TWO Europeans were badly hurt in a serious motor accident which occurred yesterday evening near the 7th milestone, Bukit Timah Road, as a result, it is believed, of a collision between the car in which they were travelling, and118 words
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Advertisement22 1937-01-31 1 5 A. M. EDITION HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS (SEE PAGE 3) i ""'i -'ft-iil Til a ."33^ Sole Agents: I\W EASTERN AGENCIES, LTD.22 words
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Advertisement13 1937-01-31 1 IHE NEWS 1 WITH YOUR j BREAKFAST Try The j iiuiii \i: j13 words
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Article236 1937-01-31 2 TO BE BUILT NEXT YEAR BIG NEED A Deferred Scheme Adopted (From Our 0 Ipofa, Sa'urif.-» v. JOCAL residen s. partiruiarly ambton mi the Asiatic tmnmiinity. will b f > interested lo learn that the prospect i n the near future ar e fairly assured.236 words
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Article216 1937-01-31 2 Soldier's Act In Singapore Singapore, Saturday. LARGE stone and pieces of plate glass were exhibits before the Third Magistrate, Mr. w. G. Keeves, i morning when Privn e Johnson Williams, of ihe Inniskillin^s, pleadc 14 nil v v ;o a charge of causing mischief216 words
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Article46 1937-01-31 2 The postponed eighth monthly general meeting of the members of the Amateur Sporting Association will be held on Thursday, Feb. 4. at 8 p.m. sharp at the residence of Mr. Khoo Eng Watt. No. 41. Craig Road. The membership campaign season will c10.53 on Feb. 28.46 words
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Article108 1937-01-31 2 Heads Of Schools PLANS FOR RADIO LESSONS Singapore, Saturday. JMPORTANT matters concerning school organisation were discussed at the annual conference of Heads of Government and aided Englisn schools held this morning at the offices of the Inspector of Schools. Singapore and Labuan. The question of broadcasting108 words
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Article287 1937-01-31 2 Dramatic Club's Latest Production i Saul Hocigkui J. Sadler-Wood, i Richard Winthrop J. F. Hannyngton. Elsia Miss Phyllis. Raplev. Charles Murdock G. E. C. Ash Peggy Mrs. T. Rowan. Miss Bourne Mrs. J. Sadler-Wood. T-ddi? Deakin Philip F. Kinsey. Julia Price Mrs. S. W. Coleman. Herbert287 words
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Article183 1937-01-31 2 Long-Term Convicts Contented? Singapore, Saturday. SINGAPORE'S new $2,000,000 prison at •3 the 1114 milestones, Changi. has bee n completed and occupied by about 300 long-term convicts from the old prison off Outram Road, where about (500 prisoners remain. Occupying 96 acres, the new prison affords facilities for183 words
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Article146 1937-01-31 2 T TTr n London, Jan. 30 HE French Embassy fc London announ ced last night that a group of London banks arranged to giv credit of 140 000.000 to the French railway, unde. the guarantee of th French Government The interest rate is 3" 2 per cent th146 words
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Article802 1937-01-31 2 Glenealy Plantations Meeting Singapore, Saturday FINAL dividend of eight per cent was declared at the annual general meeting oi" the Glenealy Plantations, Ltd., held at the Registered Office o. the Company, Hongkong Bank Chambers to-day. Ine directors report and accounts for the year ended Oct. 31,802 words
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Article245 1937-01-31 2 Death Sentences TENSE SCENE IN THE COURT ROOM Moscow. Saturday. f}EATH sentence by shooting was was passed on Pyatakoff, S<"ivbryakoff, Murloff, Livshitz, Drobnis, Guslavsky, Kyazev, Katachak, Norkin, Shestoff, Turok, Grashe, and Pushin. Four hundred people crowded ihsmall coun room when the accused looking iorlorn and miserable, weicReuter - 245 words
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Article38 1937-01-31 2 A lecture was given by Mr. T K Vellu on -Some Aspects of Education on Friday night at the Tamil Brotherhood Party's premises, 3. Race Course Lane Mr. .i. P. Pillay, 8.A.. of the City High School, presided.38 words
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Article176 1937-01-31 2 j 1.700 Men Still Out S.H.B. HOLDS HACK ULTIMATUM Singapore, Saturday. \T() change has occurred in the- strike of Chinese mechanics in Siogapore. Only about 300 workers, employed with seven linns, have resiimed work and the remainder, about 1.700 arc still out. Negotiations tor a settlement continue176 words
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Article146 1937-01-31 2 Car Owner Fined For Striking His Syce Binqftpare Saturday The Fifth Magistrate, Mr C. F. I. Fss. Imposed a One of $5 on Mr W o Warin. who was convicted on a char*? of causing hurt to bis .syce CMvitus evidence, the complainant, Haji Omar, told the court146 words
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Advertisement154 1937-01-31 2 I Raffles Brasserie! J* RK AS BASAH ROAD «8. ■fr- I CURRY TIFFIN $1.00 f •J 12.30 to 3 p.m. <. V SEE orit NEW TARIFF FOR Jjp REDUCED PRICES j> POPILAR GRILL FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES J*^ Afternoon Teas a Speciality V HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY «J» •I* Wiiiißft and Birthday154 words
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Advertisement97 1937-01-31 2 Showing PAVILION Shortly HsSQ^HSS^BBr" Win Hit JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK CARLE in 'Love On The Run' with FRANCHOT TONE and REGINALD OWI Watch For Opening Date! UPSET STOMACH QUICKLY PUT RIGHT Stomach disturbances such as digestive pain:,, gastritis, wind, heartbur-i and feeling of revolt, are invariably th result of "acid formation"97 words
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Advertisement143 1937-01-31 2 VITALITY RESTORED MEN AND WOMEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN REMARKABLE GLAND DISCOVERY B> (iKKMAN SC IFNTIST Diagram SHOWING ACTION OF OKASA ON HUMAN BODY. WHAT OKASaI)OES OKASA is a Gland Hormon preparation discovered by the famous German Scientist Prof. Lahusen 'Privy Councillor. M.D. of Berlin University. Increased vitality and youth fulness,143 words
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Miscellaneous90 1937-01-31 2 PASSENGERS BY AIR Arrivals and denartures by Imperial and Qantas liners: Arrived by the Sydney: Mr J G Finh; Mr. Me A. Onslow and Mr. StokesKu^hes. from B'isbano. Left by the Artemis: Mr. J. G Firth and Mr. McA Onslow. for London Arrived by the Atalanta: Lady Hale from Calcutta:90 words
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1290 1937-01-31 3 SCOTTISH CUP SENSATIONS Holders Beaten HISTORICAL DEFEAT OF RANGERS THE ol the Scottish FA. Cup ccr etiti v^terday produced senatioi. Probably for the first time tap its history, the holders were beaten in the first round, when Glasgow Rangers lost to1,290 words
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Article160 1937-01-31 3 Pre-Nuptial Dinner In Kuala Lumpur i From Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur. Saturday A PRE-NUPTIAL dinner was given by Mrs. Loke Yew at her residence at Gcjdwood. Ampang Road. to-nigh on the occasion of the marriage to-morrow Of her daughter to Mr. Khoo Teik Ee. Fiiends from160 words
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Article76 1937-01-31 3 Gloucestershire In County Championship Final London. Saturday. TO-DAY'S rugger results: Army 10 Hailequiiii 9 Bristol I Newport 0 Guy's Hospital Gloucester 8 Leicester 3 Coventry 12 London Scottish 24 London Irish 9 Old Merchant T. 11 Cambridge Univ. 25 Old Paulines 8 Portsmouth Serv. 6 Aberavon 3 PenReuter - 76 words
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Article81 1937-01-31 3 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Plan For Building Of New Lines Nanking. Saturday. The Central Government has approved Mr.. Tsang Yang Fu's railway Dioject for South China. The scheme is as follows: the first line will be built from Hengchow to Hankow by way of Kweiming and Szechuen.81 words
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Article83 1937-01-31 3 Guest Of British Government For A Week London, Saturday. The Afghan Prime Minister (Sardi Mohammed Hashim Khan) has arrived in Lcr.don where he is spending a wcefc the guest of the Government. Ho win be entertained at lunch by Mr. Baldwin at 10 DovJ.iing Street on Feb. 1.Reuter - 83 words
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Article306 1937-01-31 3 Mr. N. Chamberlain On Currency Declaration London. Jan. 30. DEFERRING to th e three-power cur- rencv declaration in a speech at Birmingham last evening, Mr. Neville Chamberlain said that by that we had taken a step in th e right direction. Some disappointment had beenBritish Official Wireless - 306 words
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Article51 1937-01-31 3 Sin Chew Jit Poh - Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai, Saturday. The leaders in Hangchow are promoting a campaign to collect national defence subscriptions in celebration of the birthday of Mr. Lin Sen, the President of the National Government'. I similar to that for presentation of planes to Marshal Chiang Kai51 words
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Article382 1937-01-31 3 North, v. South SHOULD BE MORE REPRESENTATIVE Singapore, Saturday. A PLEA for the M.R.U. to make of the North vs. South fixture a representative game in the fullest sense, rather than a competitive affair, was voiced by Mr. Parsons of Johore, at the M.R.U. dinner in382 words
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Article1043 1937-01-31 3 DESOLATION IN MISSISSIPPI VALLEY N>\v York. Jan. M. WEEPING women are being evacuated from farm* in the Mississippi valley, while husbands un> remaining behind to sal\;u< livestock and property. As the fast rising river threatens possible rngulfmeni. thousands of people have begun to evacuate Memphis (Tennessee)1,043 words
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Advertisement191 1937-01-31 3 KHKIMATIS.M DRIVEN DOT It should be realised Rheumatism is not inevitable if the poisonous acid fluids of the system are kept on the move thu.s preventing the forma ion and deposit of painful crystals m the .joints. The solvent stimulating action of Phosferine has a masterly effect in liquefying, dispersing191 words
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Advertisement319 1937-01-31 4 PAVILION J§l|l I 3 SHOWS TO-DAY :J.ls— H.l f>— l». I.', //sfiH&/? ill;: THE ONLY LAUGH SHOW A^ H BARBARA STANWYCK and GENE RAYMOND I lin I 111 Itllllli: \V\lhS Ol I I with NED SPARKS j (Famous Poker Faced Comedian j I of Two's Company) \S| \^O /9^K ;IM(I319 words
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Advertisement192 1937-01-31 4 Owinp to Success of this splendid RKO-ltudm production 1 Season is Extended! i j I- TO-DAY CAPITOL 3.15-6.1^9.15 j 1 TWO GREAT STARS TOGETHER FREDRIC MARCH as w Eari of BothwelP KATHARINE HEPBURN as "Mary Stuart" I with a cast of Hundreds. GREAT WORLD j ill I IS HIPPODROME IlinS192 words
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Advertisement219 1937-01-31 4 FIRST SIX CHAPTERS "tS,S!'.r TIM AN ALL TALKING SCWAL -^CVIL 1 The most tnrui packed sensational serial ever attempted on (he screen! IT'S COMING BACK Return Screening By POPULAR REQUEST! PAVIIJOX TUESDAY ipf Z^ll T-- 7W«VS BU TL6R FO* 0 i M.-Ci.-M.'s Greatest Jungle Thriller j*'Takzan Escafbs" A 1 i219 words
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Article1068 1937-01-31 5 FOUND MUTILATED IN ROAD PEIPING CRIME Who Killed Miss Werner 4S reported by cable at the time, a British girl, Miss Pamela Werner, was murdered in Peiping on Jan. 8. The body, terribly mutilated, was found about 2."i0 yards from her home in one of1,068 words
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Article329 1937-01-31 5 Drug Victim's Letter To Husband London. WHEN the inquest was resumed at Hammersmith on Mrs. Gwladys Evelyn Amy Knight, aged 37, it was stated that on the morning that she was found unconscious in her room at the Overseas Club, S.W., her husband. Mr. Charles329 words
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Article, Illustration17 1937-01-31 5 Looking up the Rambla Catalienya Howards Tibadi in Barcelona,, which the Spanish rebels are threatening to bombard.17 words
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Article354 1937-01-31 5 The Duke Of Windsor \nd His Choice Urnidon. FHE Suggestion that, the Duke of Windsor, disillusioned by the Great War, sought methods of escape from accepted standards of life is made by Mr. Ramsay Muir, the well-known writer and politician, in an article in the LI354 words
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171 1937-01-31 5 Till He Was Ready To Share Her Grave i Nl I cyi AN the. death oi the \uie ot Themls- tocles DimirUou. an old man of Trikomon. a village in the Famaiz:. district, neighbour* came round light the "death-candle" foi the dead woman.171 words
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Advertisement135 1937-01-31 5 qJliq Git fot Spcfctifuf People 1937 i«r-^ -jul ID. cj. al. a \AJIiI \fmfiSTw rrt C I IP d>&u)z <jqo£q)l ae JLuxn P^^^fe^, Delightfully smart and pleas- Remote control gear lever i 5 ?S S^?^/7^^\ under the dash and the llHSsKfe\ in^ I!l a PP° arancc OUtstand- hand brake between135 words
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Advertisement327 1937-01-31 5 Tiger Beer I§ BEST Itch Germs Killed in 7 Minutes Your skin hns nearly 5^ million tii and pores \vh«rc partni liiik and OMUH t<>rrihiv Itching, CrackinCi Ec«ema i ing, Acne, Kii.gworm, Paoriasis, J:, Pimptes, Dhoby itcii, Singapore Poot and blemishes. Ordinary treatment* only temporary reli< f bacatt— Hi. .iu327 words
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Advertisement10 1937-01-31 6 j~ *> I9| rrveet"/ every enxergerxcy DISTRIBUTORS FDASED X NEAVE IXD10 words
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332 1937-01-31 7 IHirSilHll SMHCI) AT lIAIt§I^IIIPS OF Till: ll Eg eht "THE GARDEN OF ALLAH" Great Story Now A Great Film ■WARDSHIP, sweltering heat, inkcCs, that jirets into everything and hours that would make the traditional farmer groan with agom were eagerly accepted as refreshing new experience332 words
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371 1937-01-31 7 HUNDRED THOUSAND HOLD STEADY JOBS £JLARK GABLE is responsible for 100,000 men and women holding steady jobs. Because Gable climbed from the extra ranks to become one of Hollywood's top ranking stars, the florist, the carpenter, the salesman, the artist, the photographer and thousands of371 words
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Article, Illustration17 1937-01-31 7 A s-ene from "The Brd? Walks n- Pnvilion." Barbara Stanwyck, Gene R: ymond and Robert Young lead.17 words
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Article, Illustration242 1937-01-31 7 TARZAN BATTLES JUNGLE ODDS King Of The Wilderness TARZAN. amazing character of the fiet i.n of Ed«;ar K ce Burroughs, comes once more to the screen, as \Yri*smuller and .Maureen O Suliivan are reunited in "Tar/an Escapes.* Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's latest jungle adventure romance to be seen shortly at the Capitol Theatre.242 words
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Article281 1937-01-31 7 Story Of Romance And Thrills DANDOLPH Scott, Binnie Barnes and Henry Wilcoxon head one of the greatest casts of stars ever assembled on screen in "The Last of the 1 Reliance Pictures' film verof the immortal James Penimore Cooper classic, which opens at the AJhambra Theatre281 words
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Article, Illustration12 1937-01-31 7 A scene from "The Garden ol Allah" coming shortly to the Capitol.12 words
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Article277 1937-01-31 7 FULL OF EXCITEMENT AND COLOUR ALL the roisterous colour and ex--11 citement of life in the great lumber camps of the north woods is brought to the screen in "Come And Get It!" Samuel Goldwyn's production of Edna Ferber's greatest novel, which comes to the screen277 words
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Article136 1937-01-31 7 Alexandria. A native woman was killed and several policemen seriously injured in the course of a clash between drug traffickers and police at Abu Yassin, a village of lower Egypt. An officer of the Anti-Narcotics Bureau caught a drug" trafficker in his house with several pounds of opium136 words
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Article145 1937-01-31 7 Ralph Lynn Is "All-in" This Time ALL-IN wrestling ha.- been amdemned by many people as barbai-ous show appealing to the baser ,'nstinets of man. In the hands of the 'film people however, all-in wrestling has (u w achieved a higher jmrpose to mak c I>eople laucrh. The film is called145 words
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Advertisement493 1937-01-31 7 HER KNEES SWELLED IT LIKE PUDDINGS To Go I'slairs MM \j;oiu There is no1 Kins m I is a greater handicap iha:. in dew ordinary household dutie k stooping, running up How to overcome Lna< handicap, mid banish rheum. I Un good, is ■< h<* subjeci o! tin tetter ••I493 words
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Article5518 1937-01-31 8 WILLIAM CROSS - WILLIAM CROSS Our Serial Story By Historical Romance On Raffles Of Singapore t^^^+ <«^^^^ l-^^^J 4^^^* This is a tale of the founding of Singapore by Sir Stamford Raffles and the early days of the Settlement. The present instalment describes a Christmas Eve party in Government House in5,518 words
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Advertisement33 1937-01-31 8 4 >fIS AM l/MSTAWAMIOQS C^^ E 'IT AiOTOAii-Vf^O^ MEADACAE n^^H^^ NtRVOUS PAINS. wy\ I i^r*-3v\* it ICw ■EEL iy%. II I 111 'rP M rtl IP|l EMC AUK TONG THE TIGER MEDICAL HALL33 words
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Advertisement683 1937-01-31 8 Kidney Acidity Causes 12 Danoerous Diseases Check Your Symptoms. And Take Advice of -n World-Noted Doctor if You Suffer from Getting q^ J Up Nights, Dizziness, Circles Under Eyes, (undereVe^L^^-7 Nervousness, Loss of Vigour, etc. (hervdushess^l Look at all the symptoms on this chart. Vigour. Sciatica, Burning, Itching. Smart- GAS683 words
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Article, Illustration1535 1937-01-31 9 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES *> toM you a vear oar so ago, it is quite «/< i away from Singapore to enjitrd islands. You need to have a friend living on one of the islands who will put Up for the week-end, for there are no re, but, granted this go.d1,535 words
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Advertisement28 1937-01-31 9 i\ I a 55 ainli I v OnaiiiT roimls v\vr\ iiunv II av *> *€i ii iri tl on r IHILLEO BEEF? PHONE: STORE Ktffc, K. LUMPITH ||>011 ill28 words
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Article, Illustration2219 1937-01-31 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore -By otir woman correspondent THE men have it this week! .There were three parties given by men that definitely were eat successes, but not least was that terrific binge a- 'Goodwood. 1 Kuala Lumpur, for the coming of age of Mr. Loke Wan Thy and2,219 words
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Article954 1937-01-31 10 POOD news for all you male; T that H. B. Winter in Battt j;iad are commencii. on Tu i\b. 2. It will last lour day.s on I quick, you lads, and set all you want Oa the first day. There will be some scrumming. I'll b bound,954 words
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Advertisement156 1937-01-31 10 At Vogue's! THE MOST SENSATIONAL HATS AT THE PARIS OPENINGS Hi g h r isi n g Crown's Rich, Rousing Colours... Brims with a New Curl to them. Like this were seen in Paris on a chic and famous Countess! It will be just as smart on you for it's156 words
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Advertisement145 1937-01-31 10 p»1IS C f CTa Ltd. f Inspect Our Popular i SHEER AMERICAN HOSE, CORSETTS GIRDLES I STEP-IN, K HOOKED AT SIDES 61, Stamford Road. PHONE 3335 i CTAD DDUCC K*963-__Kf_irjjS^Sl3H-_i3Ss_-S BB I Wl _T TV^9VBflßßßD^_H___R_l___B____-9B^__________u^____B_t kj A \JA 1 J_.\_U&_7ft_J« »*a__s«s_aa__^B_^__»i_^^BiH_l The New Fashion Demand Berlei Foundation Garments K A145 words
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Advertisement76 1937-01-31 10 TIGER BEER i s^^ a <>•* iv -> j^t mi i in 'i wee Love i Liza, Li2a, make me some Birds, now do It's much niza than any I ever knew. It's the custard I most favour, I just adore the flavour, Oh, every sweet's a regular treat When76 words
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977 1937-01-31 11 NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and FRASER'S HILL W HAT a Eastern Hotel always is' Di *rie week and cverv Saturday i ure to be patronised at lea.-t a comfortable number even the most tirrrd of dancers. Last Saturday Mrs. Dobrfe wore an attrac tive frock of grey and white check.977 words
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Article, Illustration467 1937-01-31 11 ILL women are born to wear jewellery. With It beauty may be enhance a. ait the success or failure in the wea* ag depends upon the individual choice Many women know by instinct what iiit.s them. They know exactly no* auch they can wear without appeurag467 words
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Advertisement92 1937-01-31 11 "OiH FRASER'S HILL LETTER" "TTr^"^~rj I POPULAR coupio iWk are spending their Jy V>v honeymoon at Johore W vnJ Bungalow. They are I~ \-r— v^'^) tne former Miss _T y Patsy Flowerdew and y /T\Vi\_j r Nicholls. of the M4 F i j__| Johore Police, who were married recently. Patsy92 words
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Advertisement104 1937-01-31 11 j Exquisite Undies j THE JADE TREE! N Luscious Satin Nighties from $8.00 Simple crosscut satin SLIPS, with J S daintily embroidered georgette tops, specially designed for wear r under present day frocks. from $6.00 t Only Pure Silk Used in our underwear. 18, Battery Road Phone 7113. J Ist.104 words
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Advertisement42 1937-01-31 11 LESSONS in the wellknovn S HORMimOOK i exercise^ lor HKM/ni and for BFAI TV Can mm he taken with >ncs ft. s. CUEMONt, iTMttiifi, \«i. .1. Holland P.irk. i w~+ j HEALTHY BABYHOOD! i Where natural feeding fails, your child [jfe^p in:'.;/-^42 words
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580 1937-01-31 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Jan, 31, 1937. THE TEST A GREAT struggle has begun. Tho two sides are in the field, battle is in progress and an Empire wait> anxiously for the result. For tho time being we arc not referring to conflicts in the Far East, the civil war580 words
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Article1447 1937-01-31 12 C. H. Stanley- Jones - C H. Stanley-Jones First Blow Might Come Front Inside yjITHIN a few days the biggest mimic battle ever staged at Singapore wiM be held. Twenty British warships .stationed in the Far East, a hundred warplanes and thousands of troops will participate. Details of the manoeuvres are1,447 words
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Article593 1937-01-31 12 Anglius - Anglius DERHAPS tenors will take the following story as a warning A A A A 1 quartet of longshoremen were sing- ing on the waterfront when the tenor fell off the dock into the water. The incident passed unnoticed by the leader, but he593 words
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Advertisement34 1937-01-31 12 27 world ra <cirils ml^V^^X^ Rolex owners include these iJk famous names: tezr» I incoln Ellsworth S^^3 Sir Malcolm Campbell fr— »J Sir A'an Cobham (L^L,^ K^n Waller l|-'" j^) Cathcart Jones H-Lgjl Carraciola34 words
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Article, Illustration6764 1937-01-31 13 GREAT ADVENTURE DESCRIBED SURVEYING EMPIRE ROUTE QANTAS OFFICIAL POINTS TO ADVANTAGES a FEW months ago a Singapore flying-boat of the Royal Air Force, in which travelled Major H. G. Brackley, D.5.0.. D.S.C., F.RG.S., R.A.F.0., Air Superintendent of Imperial Airways Ltd., and Mr. Hudson Fysh,6,764 words
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Advertisement234 1937-01-31 13 QUICK RELIEF Yeast-Vite not only /i|>^^^^^ Don't suffer days J&£^\ relieves P am and discom- >T Vs~j\ of fiain and ill- $$*j*,]\ Ztts, it rr e a/ A f ti h4^-jA ishes the nerves and t£* /^'lXA 1 lA^/l purities the blood too. /J* l3Bi minuUS ~~/fim Hr Whether your234 words
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Advertisement170 1937-01-31 13 (snnnm l OLD PRICES LARGE Boz *l 10 IN BOTTLES SMALL 4oZ/65*^ lif a^hP^^B I* 2. V^^flßi H^^^^ 1^ f i *^'^^t^^^ fl^^v. The immense value of a regular glass tL|; I'] l^^^llVT^^^J of Andrews Liver Salt in maintaining f^fc 'm^Vl^LjL^liill health and fitness is demonstrated by ><iMfe! H^gtifl its170 words
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Article1508 1937-01-31 14 W. B. Paterson - W. B. Paterson In Which I Deplore The S Inglorious End Of A Most Promising War, Re- i tract A Statement I Made Last Week And Proceed SBy Degrees To Sweep S Laws And Their Stupidity y Ending Up On A Note S \ln Regard1,508 words
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Advertisement183 1937-01-31 14 nr if rncKKTSIssUED S V^vJL/lx J BY ALL SrEAM- j TOR wgpxp, AIR AND TRAVEL^ RAILWAY unes t NO BOOKING FEES. Chinese and all Asiatic cllenti we given the best of attention and assistance. 39, Robinson Road, Singapore. j Telephone 5908 ty V r^- 1 WATCHES OMEGA, TAVANNES CYMA JEWELLED183 words
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Advertisement105 1937-01-31 14 Imm "MEIRICH" i MOTOR TABLETS j I STOP THAT PINKING!!! I #NO KNOCK •NO CARBONISING AND > MORE 'MILETPER GALLON. j A Box of 60 Tablets cost only $1.80 t i Obtainable from all good Dealers and from 1 LIM KOK GEK CO. WILLYS MOTOR WORKS, < 61, Chulia Street,105 words
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Advertisement197 1937-01-31 14 1 M 0 lit Pays To But The Best! s RADIOS SOUND i I STEWART- WARNER HERMAN A. DE VRY SOUND i WESTINGHOUSE PROJECTOR AMPLIFIER J STROMBERG-CARLSON JENSEN'S DYNAMIC SPEAKERS t HOWARD OTHERS CINEMA EQUIPMENTS i REPLACEMENT COMPONENTS J 1. RCA RADIOTRON— METAL or GLASS TUBES. > 2. OHMITE or197 words
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Advertisement263 1937-01-31 14 THIS QUESTION OF CAREERS. Get the rignt angle on this question ol careers. Professor A. M. Low speaks to you. "The planning of your career is so vitally important that you cannot afford to make any mistake. That is why you should have the advice of a thoroughly sound organisation263 words
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Article, Illustration1029 1937-01-31 15 G. S. Hammonds - G. S. Hammonds The Lesson Of Thaipusam WERE is not, in the ordinary way, any very powerful bond of affection between the motorist and the traffic police. There i> an unfortunate tendency probably a relic of the days when all cars had to be1,029 words
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Advertisement262 1937-01-31 15 SEEING IS BELIEVING j 4 ii •5. y I I j You may not believe that the SHELVADOR offers you more than J V -yiwwwwMiiiiiMiiMiiiiiiittiwwß^ |BSP i| '-7~ Th---^*" 1 wllat otner refrigerator can offer, but it is a fact that you can put 50 r V ->i f U>;262 words
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Advertisement63 1937-01-31 15 B SOLDIERS IN BLACK UNIFORM to guard you day and night against attacks of weakness, brain-tag, indigestion, stomach disorder etc. 16 days service costs only 80 cts. Have 55 years active service throughout the world. WE ARE ATANK NIGRAH PILLS Over 100,000 unsolicited Testimonials For our Free Book KAMASHASTItA, a63 words
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Advertisement997 1937-01-31 16 Not a Drug, but a Vital Celt- Food For the' Veins, Arteries and Heart No uiln.ent resul.inu from poor or sluggish circulation of the blood can resist the curative action of Elasto. Varicose veins are forgotten and soon disappear, the hean becaniM MaMl I the arteries supple, skin troubles clear997 words
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Advertisement194 1937-01-31 16 Writes insiantiy the Platinum channel dC ;li. IKATHKR- W 4/ TOUCH point sees tot hat. Six other ntiUUinil- >V ing Sheafifer advanlagf-s bring new pleasure to LM l ''V writing. One-stroke iillinj.', ernnlving ami Mr tleaniug. Lifetime Giiaranl. f.* £lrramli».e /6L W^ BALANCE design to eliminate writing faligue. Writing fluid194 words
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Article, Illustration884 1937-01-31 17 Horatius - Horatius TRKK SNATCHING PLAY (By K S eminent bridge player, referring A to his system—which is a good one-relates ho* he won a bet bv successfully estimating the trie* vk>W in each of thirty pairs of hands, in m doing he fell in to the common error «>f884 words
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Advertisement298 1937-01-31 17 i (^OU SHOULD] |^jfe EAT fji?k NESTLES y^ 4 IQUCKOAT^>\x*" r 7 j fOR EXTRA STRENGTH NESTLES QUICK OATS I NOW ON SALE A r MADE M TMI MAKEtS OP FAMOUS ■j¥£g f t i t Ly^S^ INDIGESTION goes in 2 minutes Here's something of real interest to all sufferers298 words
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Advertisement132 1937-01-31 17 DIAMOND BK\M) BEDSTEADS jM DURABLE AND ?M AJtE C()!VIFORTABLi;, fc^* U tion are a continual Kjjj^lfl 601, Kainpong Bahru Road. Singapore. -< Perak Turf Club f FEBRUARY MEETING 1937. >*» .SATURDAY 30TH. JANUARY 1937 WEDNESDAY, 3RD. FEBRUARY 1937 SATURDAY. 6TH. FEBRUARY 1937 The Subscription for Visiting Memben .shall be: MEN132 words
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Article189 1937-01-31 18 Gorman Testimony To The R.A.R 'TESTIMONY to Britain's report build up her air defence i. made in the current iMUe of the "Yearbook of the German air force." Tins book has a section giving details of all the world's air forces- < cept the German nir189 words
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Advertisement444 1937-01-31 18 rW^^^S^ X*_^H fl^^^H CALLOUSES AND BUNIONS -BANISHED! Don't bunion make your 121 L»o as this woman did. «ir..i you will soon nave voung aappy feet Read her grcteful letter:— am writing to tvh you o> the great from using Radox Bat callouses under my tee'. and bunions, and mu tcei444 words
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Advertisement56 1937-01-31 18 jj ys/..f% "WEAKNESS 1^ Ij] DEBILIT\ gO AH>EM I A H^T^DESCHIENS'Syrup «v/// '/t KsN Haemoolobin >Mrcady 30.000 Doctors throughout the world have agreed thai this radical q remedy Al. *V S CUiiES, and gives health and strength. better than serums, raw m^at, Medicated wiaes» etc A; CLOUET CO., LT D.,56 words
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Article869 1937-01-31 19 RACQUET - RACQUET TO IMPROVE STANDARD PERAK'S MOVE Indian Players Flourish <BY I poh. ANE of the b«st ways of improving U the seneral standard of badminton in any SI ite is by organising inter-district matches at regular intervals. The meeting of the best players of the various districts869 words
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Article, Illustration19 1937-01-31 19 Th Bat. „i badminton team which beat the A.P.C. and IWUtod for ihe final oi the Singapore Commercial Tournament.19 words
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Article393 1937-01-31 19 Tenth Anniversary Celebrations Aw Boon Haws bungalow in ill Pa-ir Panjang was the "enue of a pleasant function last Saturday and Sunday, when over SO members and riends of the Siew Sin Sia attended tenth anniversary celebrations. On Saturday afternoon several sports events were successfully carried out.393 words
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Article448 1937-01-31 19 AN improved financial year is reported by the Chinese Friendly Association, Singapore. The accounts show a credit balance of $437.43 in tne Dank and $35.36 cash in hand, against $232.09 at the close of the previous year. The number of members qn the roll as at Sept.448 words
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Article124 1937-01-31 19 In a friendly match the Rex B.P. beat the second string of the Merry Youngster's B.P. last Sunday by r'our games to two a I the former's court. Results (Rex B.P. players mentioned f.rst) Dickie Wee lost to Wee Hong Lee 10—15, 15—8, 11—15; Yulim Chen beat124 words
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Article200 1937-01-31 19 First Annual Published In Singapore A PUBLICATION entitled "1937 Singapore Badminton Directory" is now on sale at the bookstalls. "Badminton in Singapore has," state the compilers in the foreword, 'during the last few years, attained such rapid progress that it can safely be said it has captured200 words
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Article166 1937-01-31 19 MERRY- YOUNGSTERS B.P. Championship Tournament Results The following are the full results or tht Merry- Youngsters' B.P. tournaments 1936:— Open Men's Singles (League System) Championship, Wee Hong Loo; Runner--1 up, Yeo Chow Heng Consolation P.S. 1 Nair. Open Men's Junior Singles (League System) Champion Chin Nyuk Fui, Runner-up, Dicky Teo,166 words
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Article89 1937-01-31 19 (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Although the official badminton season has come to an end, there are still friendly matches being played m Ivialacca On Sunday a highly interesting match was played between the Silver Crescent Party and the Goodminton at the Banda Hilir* English School hail. The89 words
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Article164 1937-01-31 19 Officers For Current Year THE second annual general meeting of the Spartaln Badminton Party was held at Mr. Ong Thian Seng's residence last Sunday. The following were elected officebearers for 1937: President Mr. S. H. Neo, vice-president, Mr. Chua Joo Kim, hon. secretary, Mr. Yap Yew Keng (re-elected);164 words
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Article433 1937-01-31 19 By R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. <Dr. of Ocular Bcienc NO longer can one remain "au say: 'I have tost n must the modern per < have lost my evening glasses," or "I simply can't find my gol! ther, "Mary, hive you en shopping glasses." Time was433 words
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Advertisement162 1937-01-31 19 3 Times out of 4 a INDIGESTION k^PlU^ll" INTESTINAL! 1 fft UP^-" Thousands of sufferers do not yet realise that IV IB^J9 |RZ!^^^^f~ TESTINAL Indijiestion is responsible for nearly all IT/^ F J£r^^^ f&Zkfig^T'' their pain and discomfort. Three-quarters of all you eat P^-^-wfSR* w**^EZ_i=Srf' must be digested in your162 words
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Advertisement59 1937-01-31 19 XEW Willys Singer Cars FOR HIRE TECK HONG BROS. i Motor Mechanics Alor Gajah Jasin Phone 375 Malacca. Sundays and Holidays exempted. Craven* A* ore cooler and fllsjso smooth to my r oat"j^m Since Pat changed to W^ Lf^tJLn a trace of throat irritation. W J?^ ,<*& M Cra-.cn A"59 words
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1088 1937-01-31 20 MAINLY SELANGOR V. SfNGAPORE AFFAIR MATCH AT K.L. ON FEB. 27 PROBABLE TEAMS SELECTED AND MERITS i (By "Forward") THE hockey programmes of the various States are almost completed, and there remains the annual F.M.S. v. Colony classic to be played, in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday,1,088 words
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Article773 1937-01-31 20 SUGGESTION FROM MALACCA SMOOTHING LIKELY TROUBLES THERE were! great doings at the 1 annual meeting of the Malacca Cricket Association, held during the week, and among one of the most important subjects discussed was the proposal to form a Malayan Cricket Association. According to our Malacca773 words
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Article798 1937-01-31 20 MALA CCA 'S HOCKEY SURPRISES LESSONS OF TWO WEEK-END GAMES (From Our Oiun Corrcspond2nt) Malacca. i CONSIDERING that the Settlement side v» had been improving with every State match,— holding th e formidable Singapore eleven to an even draw at Singapore -Malacca appeared to have a soft thing In tackling798 words
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Article569 1937-01-31 20 UOXIMi MORTELL AGAIN Matched At Flyweight With Fond (By "K.0.") COME really good boxing should be seen at the New World Aivnn on Friday next. Apart from the two big fiffct* three European boxers, who had excellent reputations as amateurs, will appear at the New World for569 words
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Advertisement75 1937-01-31 20 pf!loffoK^| y^l' Of ky occepting worthless M in4 VA 5^^ r t«cticld«t 1 or imitation* thaf masquerade under the name of /ife— Hit is sold only ln°the ttSS 53 JrSr^im Wodt bond p«^»t ULS few K&\ JtsJ^ fraudulent refilling. Will not WV> MM «*«n. You can absolutely rely on rili'^ET75 words
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Advertisement750 1937-01-31 20 Glands Made Active and Youthful Vigour Restored In 24 Hours Amarkw Doctor's Ditco very Str^f*- gg^ ent Blood, Nerves, Body. JJWy, II Bran, Muscles, and tMiraMaV— a V?d r ei^ kno^fn*iuiian Better Th» Gland o|Nr«tioM. H £'„N y o.^.nThanks to the discovery etf sa *r~ ZM. ZE ir 6 r750 words
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Advertisement356 1937-01-31 21 PILES Sufferers from the maddening irritation, the exhausting, agonising pain caused by piles do not wait until piles (haemorrhoids) reach such a terrible state that a serious operation may be necessary. Ask your chemist all about this special remedy. He knows the ingredients from which this inexpensive and scientific remedy356 words
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Miscellaneous762 1937-01-31 21 Malayan Listeners' Radio BRITISH EMPIRE PROGRAMMES Concert By Australian Artists Transmission 2:— 6.20 p m.— 9.05 -m GSH 13.97 metres (21.47 mcs); GSG 6 86 metres <7 i 79 mcs) and r.SB 3155 metres (9.51 mcs). Transmission 3:-9.20 p.m.-0 ?0 .m GSH 13.97 metres (21.47 mcs); rSF 19 82 m762 words
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Miscellaneous793 1937-01-31 21 Summary, and Announcements Greenwich Time Signal at 8.05 a. m 820 a.m. Close down TRANSMISSION 2 A P- 1 s en. The Henry ?i> hurst Miniatures (Set 1): FUJ£ nU »'J 2) Gavotte (3) Allegretto nn^ < ndge) Seguidillas gitanas. Tfrni, rl 22f\ Serenade and Rigadoon from A Short Suite)793 words
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Miscellaneous596 1937-01-31 21 tion with the Australian Broadcasting Commission). 11.50 p.m. The News and Announcements. GreenwichTimes Signal at 0.05 a.m. 0.10 a.m. Dance Music 0.20 a.m. Closs down. WEDNESDAY TRANSMISSION 5 6.20 a.m. Big Ben. The Fourth Cricket Test Match: Australia v. England. An account of the fourth day's play by Alan Kippax,596 words
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Miscellaneous631 1937-01-31 21 BERLIN STATION DJB 19.74 metres (15,200 kcs.). DJA 51.38 metres (9,650 kcs.); DJQ 19.63 metres (15.280 kcs.); DJE 16.89 metre* (17.760 kcs.). TO-DAY 12.25 p.m. Call DJA, DJB (German, English). German Folk Song. 12.30 p.m. A Sunday Concert. 1.20 p.m. News in Germany. 1.35 p.m. A Sunday Concert (continued) 2.15631 words
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Miscellaneous368 1937-01-31 21 Z.H.L. SINGAPORE To-Day's Programme Includes Opera 11.30 a.m.— l2 noon. Recital by Mrs. Carter (Violin) and Leila Job (Pianist and Vocalist/. Selection: Student Prince (Romberg). Violin Solo: Liebeslied (Kreisler and Elfentanz (E. Jenkinson) Piano Solo: Nocturne in E Major Op. 62 (Chopin). Coon Songs: "Fat Little Fellow with his Mammy's368 words
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495 1937-01-31 22 PLANE DIVES INTO SEA GIRL KILLED Rescuer's Story Of Fortitude •By Air Mail) Brisbane, Queensland, Jan. 20. AS INQLE- BtGINKD monoplane, owned by North Queensland Airways Pty. Ltd., carrying two rhildrcn as passengers, crashed into the ma in the early afternoon near Doubie Island Beach,495 words
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Article112 1937-01-31 22 Ties In The Handicap And Championship THE following are the ties for the week in the S.C.C. billiards championship and handicap tournament: MONDAY, FEB. 1 Carl Lawson <scr.) v. M. S. Robinson i— 2o) A. F. Hunter (—6O) v. G. Pritchctt (—2O). TUESDAY. FEB. 27 E. G. Staunton112 words
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Article125 1937-01-31 22 Handicap Singles Final Singapore, Saturday. jHE Men's Singles Handicap iinal in the Hard Court Tennis Tournament was decided at Farrar Park this afternoon between Wcon Chow Tat 1 0.30. 3 1 and Tan Wan Liat (plus lb) Wan Liat won in straight sets. G 3 o—o.0125 words
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Article33 1937-01-31 22 An Eclectric Competition will be held [at the Keppel Golf Club during the whole month of February. Further particulars and conditions of olay will he found in the competition book.33 words
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Article109 1937-01-31 22 Token Of Submission To Nanking Singapore, Saturday. THE rebels are withdrawing lrom east- em Shensi as a token of their submission to the Government, which has agreed to consider their grievances provided discipline is restored first, for which it gave them time until noon on Thursday toReuter - 109 words
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Article144 1937-01-31 22 BendemeciS Score An Easy Win Singapore. Saturday. f$F the two matches down to be played 10-day at the Jalan Besar Stadium in the S.C.F.A. League, one was decided on a walk-over given by the August B.P. to the Aston A.C. In the other game, the Bendemeer A C.144 words
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Article137 1937-01-31 22 Win For Katong Sports Club Singapore, Saturday. DLAYING on the Clerical Unidn groiwid to-day, the Katong Sports Club bcal the home team by three goals to one. The game was very interesting, and a fast movement gave the first goal ol f.hp match to the K.S.C., Min137 words
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Article128 1937-01-31 22 Singapore Championship Finals To-Night JHIILLING table tennis should be wit--1 nessed at the Neptune- Hall, Great World, to-night when the finals of the Men's Singles and Women's Singles in the Singapore Table-Tennis Championships will be played. Loh Kum Soon, 1934 champion, will meet Lee Chun Kai, runner-up in 1934,128 words
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Article96 1937-01-31 22 Tin, locally, down Rubber, locally, closes firmer aoout 35%. MINING. Raubs $7.05—57.20. There is little interest in Tin shares locally, accentuated by lack of telegraphic communication with upcountry centres, owing to a break down of the trunk hue. Quotations generally unchanged. Southern Kintas $8.40 —$8.60, Sungei96 words
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90 1937-01-31 22 DAILY PRICES CURRENT. Singapore, Saturday noru. Buyers. Sellers. No. I.X.R.S.S. in cases (F.O.B. January) 35 3 i 36 Good F.A.Q. in cases (F.O.B. January) 35 9 16 35 13 16 No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) (awardable S'pore) 35% 35% do. Feb. Mar. 35% 35^ do.90 words
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Article41 1937-01-31 22 New York, Jan. 30. IN a ten-round Bmit Joe Louis out--1 pointed Bob Pastor, the New York heavyweight champion. There were no knock-downs. —Reuter. (The "Detroit Bomber," Joe Louis, is preparing for a shot at the heavyweight title).41 words
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Article381 1937-01-31 22 At Blakan Mati INSPECTION BY THE COLONEL Singapore, SatunLy. QVBK 400 men of the Punjab Kcgt ment turned out in mufti, fighting dress, and drill uniform on Blakan Mati island, yesterday, for the visit of inspection of Lt.-(Y>l., H. T. ('raitf. of the Ist Battalion of381 words
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Article105 1937-01-31 22 Generous Donation In Malacca (From Our Onn Correspondent) Malacca. Saturday. RIR. Chan KftOl Swi, J.P.. well-known local philanthropist tuw contributed $5,000 towards tde Boys' Jubilee Club Fund. Mr. E. E. H. Beck, chairman of th#» organising committee, in a letter to Mr. Chan Kang Swi says. I fe«'l105 words
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Advertisement442 1937-01-31 22 CHILD GAINS 3»/ 2 LBS. AFTER TUBERCULAR PERITONITIS! All fathers and mothers whose little ones are too thin, run-down and ailing, can take comfort from this letter from an English head-mistress. Her little boy had been seriously ill with tubercular Peritonitis, and although he made a good recovery, he .simDly442 words
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Advertisement236 1937-01-31 22 Tl BEIU I I OSIS DISCOVFRY OF REMARK ABI I REMEDY BY SPECIALIST Approved by Highest British Medical Authorities. A discovery of far reaching benefit to all victims of T. B. and other serious lung diseases has been perfected recently by a famous Harley Street Specialist. This new preparation, "Ephazone,"236 words
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1841 1937-01-31 23 NOR TH WIN THRILLING R UGGER IN SINGAPORE SOUTH LEAD IN FIRST HALF FALL OFF LATER VIGOROUS SECOND HALF PLAY BY VISITORS Singapore, Saturday. (THHII I JN<; rugby was witnessed in the annual encounter between 1 North Malaya and South Malaya at the Anson Road Stadium to-day. The South, superior1,841 words
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Article82 1937-01-31 23 AUSTRALIAN TENNIS McGrath Wins The Title Sydney, Jan. 30. yiViAX McGrath, the ambidextrous Australian Davis Cup player, won the Australian championship when he beat John Bromwich in the final by 6-3, 1-6, 6-0, 2-6, 6-1. McGrath showed peak form, smashing brilliantly and forcing Bromwich into errors with the most delicate82 words
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Article1049 1937-01-31 23 JACK DRUCE PAYS $116 FIRST DAY OF PERAK RACES isr twin kjili Kjivn jxvpui lc/ Ipoh, Saturday. CINE weather favoured the first day 1 of the Perak Turf Club's I February Meeting here this afternoon. There was a lar^e attendance and an enjoyable afternoon's sport l was provided. The first1,049 words
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Article324 1937-01-31 23 S'pore Coronation Event T, T^ Singapore. Saturr HE Cunday Tribune Ifi informed the Kailang Civil Aerodrome the greatest airport in the East and on* of the most up-to-date and finest in the I world, will be officially opened by H E j the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomay324 words
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Article33 1937-01-31 23 Pablo Nerva Knocks Out Pontianak Champion (Sunday Tribune (able) Pontianak, Saturday. DABLO Nerva, the Malayan boxer. knocked out Ihe champion of Pontianak in th« fourth round of their fiffht here.33 words
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Advertisement149 1937-01-31 23 WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH IS IM*O*BIBLE. O^i^H yt lAK^Umedicine p ta^l o t^e«-« anythinic tifco tt hoc ua marv«ilou« p.-op*-rti«-« nhtly frwS-, t*qu« ;oj J.»«,a«e*ari»:ni; Trorn impur* tol.>o*i It »earch«s out ana exptlo n *s'"»2 •kind. t «vary lurking trace «f pttwncj matter, curing btood t> .i •om ici jfJiou*149 words
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Miscellaneous27 1937-01-31 23 the noes TO-DAY:— I.3O a.m., ft. 2 ins.; 1.25 pm., 9 ft. 4 ins. TO-MORROW —1.57 a.m., 9 ft. 1 in 2.03 p.m., 8 W. 8 ins.27 words
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Article, Illustration21 1937-01-31 24 Above and below are two pictures of the Punjabi Regiment (F.M.S.) in camp at Blakan Mati21 words
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Article, Illustration57 1937-01-31 24 "GHOST TRAIN" PRODUCED AT SINGAPORE Above and on right are two Tribune pictures of the production of "The Ghost Train" by the S.A.D.C. at the Victoria Theatre Singapore. ,^r^ .-^"-> t.^»-» >-^^ (Photo, Mr. J. Sadler Wood, who takes the part of the stationmaster in "The Ghost Train," the SingaporeNakajima & Co. - 57 words
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Article, Illustration18 1937-01-31 24 The Government Services soocer team which was recently i n action against the Chinese18 words
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Advertisement342 1937-01-31 24 24 Pages for 5 CENTS A NEW IDEA IN PENS A rOR NEW JOY IN WRITING! Old schemes abandoned— .J^^r Parker's entirely new principle JrwiW o'^sB&F succeeds where 250 sacless l/h/if /^^§&SmF Over 2.^0 sacless pens hatj been invented I/// /Ml B?*SS&&&' Hhen Parker announced the >acumatic. //y^^ /v^lSSaSy^ Hut342 words
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