Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 4 April 1937

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 4.— No- 43. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 4, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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    NATIONAL COAL STRIKE THREATENED IN BRITAIN
    149 1 MINERS TO TAKE BALLOT RIVALRY OF UNIONS 400,000 MEN MAY HOLD UP ARMS PROGRAMME London, April 3, 4 NATIONAL coal strike involving 400.000 miners is threatened as a result of the decision ©I a London delegate conference to lake :i ballot on April 14
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    INDEPENDENCE FOR PHILIPPINES
    126 1 Not Next Year i ifciiMiMFirniu mr iiKiNC* SOUGHT j Washington. April v>. THE question of early independent for the Philippines is not likely to be pressed by President Quez > until the problem of the Island'^ commercial relations with the Unite States is settled. Mr. Quezon is
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    N.W. FRONTIER CRISIS
    55 1 Tribes Gather New Delhi, Apr. 3. /GENERAL Sir Robert Casae's, Commancler-in-Chief m India, is 'leaving to-day for the Nor.h-Wes, Province, following the killing of two British and two Indian officers by tribesmen. Large bodies of hostile tribesmen are still gathered m the lower Khaisora Valley are reported
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    YESTERDAY'S CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    35 1 Mr. R. C Blair Wiltshire. S.S. Polic and Mhs Roma Noreen Page't Vennlng leaving St. Andrew's Cath tcuai under an arch of swords after their, marriage at St. Andrew's Cahedral yesterday. Tribune
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    INTERESTING WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    1173 1 MR. R. C. BLAIR WILTSHIRE MISS' R OMA YENNING— Singapore, Saturd y. 2T. Anuiew's Cathedral was th; scene of an interesting wedding this afternoon, when Miss Rom?i Noreen Pa^ret Yenning became ih£ bride of Mr. Robert Charles Blair i Wiltshire. Both are well-known and j popular
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    OFFICIAL SEND-OFF IN SHANGHAI
    216 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Chinese Delegates LEAVE TO ATTEND CORONATION Shanghai, Apr. 3. SHANGHAI has witnessed a very picturesque procession, when the Coronation delegates were given an official send-off. Thousands of enthusiastic spectators thronged the wharf to see the officials embark on the Victoria. The bodyguard
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    DRAMATIC RESCUE
    89 1 Ship Abandoned Off Portuguese Coast London, April 3. A DRAMATIC ocean rescue off the Portuguese coast by the 13,241 tons Vandyck of Deemport and Holt Line while on Anleashire cruise to Dadeira with about forty passengers aboard is reported. The Vandyck is expected at Lisbon 1 this afternoon
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    MALAY STREET KILLING
    288 1 "NOT GUILTY" Jury Acquits Japanese Singapore. Saturday. RICHO YAMANIWA *Us this morning found not guilty of the murder of Taro Oshiro by a special jury, after a deliberation of about 35 minutes, and was subsequently discharged by Mr. Justice Home m the Singapore Assize Court. The case,
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    EDMUND GWENN AGAIN
    75 1 (ircat Fun In Latest Picture EDMUND Gwenn will br rcmnnbcifd chiefly for his magnificent performance m "The Good Companions." He .appeared again last right at the Pavilion Theatre. Singapore, m "Country Bump kin, a rollicking comedy which pleased full audiences at both shows Smart, Frwin is also
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    FREE ASSEMBLY LEADER
    28 1 I ondon, April 3 Dr. L. D. Jono. Adran. < tionai leader and president elect of the :•■> Assembly. Is to retire In Jutuv British Official Wireless
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    THE EXCHANGES
    30 1 London, April 3 Hi filing on New York is 4 89-5 B at^t Paris 106-11 32 with sold at 142 Bllvei >pot and fontard 21 British Official Wireless
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    RETURNING WITHOUT ASHES
    14 1 Auckland, April 3. The M.C.C. team sailed for England to-day. Reuter
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      45 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Tnj The >ioii\i\<; i it iit i \i: Sir Julien's XI v. Selan&or CIR Julicn CahnV XI won by an innings and 235 runs. Sclanffor: Ist Inns. SI 2nd Inns. r>6 Tourists Ist Inns. 372 (Details on pa#e 23) „^>. t^m
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    Bottled Beer Better Than Canned Beer?
    1473 2 LESSONS OF LOCAL TESTS MORE SALES Malayan Breweries' Annual Meeting Singapore. Saturday. Jl I INAL dividend of five pet cent., making a total of 7'_- per cent, for the year, was declared at the seventh annual meeting of Malayan Breweries Ltd held to-day at
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    348 2 Singapore, Saturday morning. RUBBER i Singapore: 45 ets., down ct. Market Tone: Steady. London: 1215j16d., down «4cL' Market Tone: Irregular. New York: 26% cts., down 5116 ct. Market Tone: Steady. The local market has been quite steady to-day m spite of the reaction m the other markets
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    Mr. Julian Israel's Report
    201 2 TIN: Locally down $2 50 buye J r? BER Locally cl °sing firm at U% MINING Raubs $7.05— 57.15. There Sa n rkit mg q n re P ort m the tin share m }a s Klnt as $10.00— $10.30 Sunaei Lv a I s 4?
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    90 2 DAILY PRICES CURRENT Singapore, Saturday noon. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases fF.0.8. April) 453^ tfs p Good F.A.Q. m cases (F. 0.8. April) 44 516 44 7 lfi No. I.X.R.S.S. (Spot-loose) Spore) 45^ 4514 do. April 45i/ 4 453 do. May June 45 3
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    35 2 The talk by Mr. William Hynd on 'Modern Spiritualism: its Origin and Teachings" announced to be <nven at the Rumakri.-hma Mission, 9, Norris Road I #l J to ni £ht has been postponed i mdehnitely.
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    FOUND ARMED IN PUBLIC
    385 2 -Two Chinese Sent To Prison Singapore, Saturday. SENTENCE of three months" rigorous •5 imprisonment and .six months' police supervision was passed by Mr. W. G. Reeves, the Third Magistrate this morning on two Chinese, Wan Chee and Lam Heng, who appeared before him on a charge
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    QUARANTINE ORDER
    55 2 Information having been received that cholera exists m an epidemic si ate at Bj^seui, j; i,: cteclarwl !>y His LxceiieiK-v me Governor, m ixerciae of tiie powers conferred by Section 58 of the Quarantine and Prevention of Disease Ordinance that the port of B&tsein is an mOrdSSK lol>
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    TELUK ANSON RUBBER
    501 2 Five Per Cent. For Year ANNUAL MEETING OF COMPANY Singapore, Saturday. J^ FINAL dividend of three per cent making five per cent, for (he year was declared ai the nventvIhth annual general mooting of k Teluk Anson Rubber Estate. i.. held 10-day at the rejristereil cc of
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    DR. DE COTTA
    164 2 Off To St. Bartholomew's Hospital Singapore, Saturo. arfj sister En^ land with hi j an; tofejX 1 PrCSem at the Colo at whlrh^^m 1 durinß the seven months nital h Jt to l he St Bartholomew's Ho*ute course m maternity frjuLTiS ls visit and work :i< o<nool
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    DEATH OF MR. E. C . MONOD
    40 2 DEATH OF MR. E. C MONOD The death occurred urn 1 Amersfoort, Holland ol Mr. E C. M who was for many yeai v m Bangkok and founded the firm bearing his name. Mr. Monod was 87 jretri of age.
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      140 2 Raffles Brasserie! X BRAS BASAH ROAD T \j£j, CURRY TIFFIN $1.00 12.30 to 3 p.m. *&VLAnjnMLL FOR CONTINENTAL MSHKfI. AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECuTITY HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY S V Waiifcg and Birthday Cakes made to Order j •j* Outside Catering Undertaken at Moderate TV-™ <• SEE OIR NEW TARIFF FOR REDUCE
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      448 2 PASSENGERS BY AIR Left Singapore for N.E.I, by KNILM plane "PK-AFK on Mar. 24:— Mr. Achmad Dermawan Loebis, Capt. C. W. Arrived m Singapore from N.E.I, oy KLM plane "Perkoetoef on Mar. 24:--Mr. R. Ankersmit, Mr. A. P. M. Everaid, Mr. K. Kuwa.iima. Mr. T. Ikeda Mr. G. Katayose, Mr.
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    SCOTTISH CUP SEMI-FINAL RESULTS: HOME LEAGUES
    1320 3 English and Scottish League games played yesterday resulted as follows: Arsenal 2 West Bromwich 0 Bolton W. 1 Portsmouth 0 Brentford 2 Manchester C. f Derby Co. 4 Liverpool 1 Everton 0 CheTsea 0 Huddersfield T. 2 Sioke C. I Manchest°r U. 0 Leeds
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    ABERDEEN v. CELTIC IN FINAL
    57 3 Morton And Clyde Defeated London, Apr. 3. lit KiiH > and Celtic will meet m A the final «>t the Scottish Cup on To-day's semi-finals resulted as Mcrton 0 Aberdeen 2 t pit ■< Clyde 8 CeItIC Reuter. SCOTTISH LEAGUE (DIV. 2) 3 Airdrieonians 0
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    'RUGBY FOOTBALL
    207 3 Wales Beaten At Belfast Belfast, Apr. 3. Ireland beat. Wales by 5 points to 3 at Belfast to-day. Early morning rain and a drizzle before the -tart made the ground greasy and the ball difficult to handle. The weather affected the gate which was 20.000 at start The
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    L.A. FOOTBALL LEAGUE
    125 3 In the first round of the Indian Association Football League at the LA ground yesterday, the Tamil Brotherhood Party bea: :he Catholic Young Men's Association by 3 goals to 1 The Brotherhood possessed a stron* defence which kept the Catholic forwards at bay throughout. The J°sfrs had
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    MR. E.E.F PRETTY NONOURED
    57 3 MR. E. E.F PRETTY NONOURED A tea-party was given by the members ot the Mohammedan Advisory BoaM. Singapore, at Darussalam. to residence of' Mr. Syed Ibrahim bo Omar Aisagoff. J. P., Chancery Lane, to-day, m honour of Mr. E. Pretty, M.C.S., the Chairman of trie Boara. on his promotion on
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    KEPPEL LADIES SPOON
    70 3 Twtnty- cards were taken out for the Keppel G C April ladies' spoon which resulted as under: Mrs. C. Q Starkey <32 4 up Miss X H Jones '36> 4 up Tie Mrs. E F. O'Sullivan < 20 1 up Miss Rapley (36> 1 up Miss D.
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    S.C.C. LAWN BOWLS
    39 3 The doubles final m the lawn bowls handicap tournament at the S.C.C. W *H be played on Wednesday between O W Gttmour and V. P. Barbat (plus 2» and A Ferguson C. G. Fug-ler 4 1
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    S.R.C. DANCE
    33 3 I Ml nierh's SRC. Easter dance at the Memorial Hall was a big success, a large number „f couples taking the floor and spending an enjoyable time until the small hours
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    Arrival Of Gordons
    23 3 Mftior-General W G S. Dobbie, G.0.C., Malaya (centre* with Lieut.JfV°r t bu«^v uieht> O C. Gordon Highlanders, watching the dis-
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    MATCH DRAWN
    269 3 St Joseph's v. Katong Sports Club Singapore, Saturday. A FEATURE of the second eleven cricket match between the Katong Sports Club and St. Joseph's Institution was the splendid knock of 66 by Anthony Urn. He scored no fewer than ten boundaries and two "sixes" during his innings. St
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    DISORDERLY BEHAVIOUR
    122 3 Singapore, Saturday. Two Chinese named Tia Chia. Kah, and Wee Kay Yong appeared before Mr w G Reeves, the Third Magistrate, this morning on a charge of disorderly behaviour by fighting m Japan Street on the night of May. 26. The first accused was originally charged with armed
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    FORMER MAYOR OF SHANGHAI
    169 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Leaving For New Canton Post Shanghai, Apr. 2. MR. Wu Teh Cheng, ex-mayor of Shanghai, and newly appointed Provincial Chairman of Kwangtung, has returned to Shanghai fiom Nanking and is busily making preparations for his trip to Canton. It is officially reported
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    THE QUEEN'S FATHER
    131 3 Celebrates 82nd Birthday At Country Seat London. THE Eari of Strathmore and Kinghorne, i father of the Queen, has celebrated his 82nd birthday quietly at Woolmers Park, his country seat at Hertingfordbury, Hertfordshire. Lady Strathmore and a few relat.ve? spent the day with him. The Earl of
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    EMPTY LARDER PERIL
    707 3 IN BRITAIN Only One Month's Food Reserve (By Air Mail) London, Mar. 24. FARMERS— and particularly the Na- tional Farmers' Union— are gravely concerned about the Government's neglect of Britain's food reserves, states the Sunday Dispatch. Here are some of the startling facts: Less food is being
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    CHEAPER MILK
    91 3 Report Of Marketing Board London, April 3. FOLLOWING publication of the report t of the advisary committee on nutlition it is likely the milk marketing board will extend to new areas the c-x peiimental scheme for providing cheap milk for expectant and nursing mothers and for children under
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    MUSLIMS TOURNAMENT
    31 3 Kampong Glam BP. Team vs Straits Muslim tomorrow at 2 p.m nt the Victoria School Hall. Singles:—S;siak Husain Ghani. Abd. Jabbar; Doubles— Taib Mohd. and Nor Mahmoou Bujang Udin
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    CAPITAL ISSUES
    38 3 London. Apr. 2. New capital issues m March amounted to £11,257,125 compared with £10,671.858 m the previous month and £6.961,500 m March 1936. The total for the past three months amounts to £49.543.248— 8riti5h Official Wireless.
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    AUSTRALIAN NAVY FOR SINGAPORE
    247 3 Next Manoeuvres TROOPS MAY ALSO BB SKNT (Sunday Tribune Special) p()R ihe very first time m Malayan naval history, Australian warships and troops may visit Singapore to take part m the combined manoeuvres next year. The pros pect of such a vipit will be decide'] at
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    MALACCA SPORTS JOTTINGS
    534 4 Badminton Hopes EUROPEANS V. REST CRICKET I£t lour; i as t the Malacca Amah--:: Football Association has bee fcble to get a move with local soccer as the annual general meeting w U be held on Monday, Apr. 5 at 7 p.m. at the Seng Cheong Society
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    MUSSOLINI AND THE OLYMPICS
    334 4 "First Place Or Burst" Next Time WHEN Signor Mussolini received the Italian athletes on their return from the Xllth Olympic Games at BertP'h told tnem ne was tlr ed of Italians taking second and third places m major tracK and field events Their motto for the
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      70 4 I A NEW PROGRAMME OPENING TO-DAY AT THE I IALHAMBRA|1 AL HAMBRA| 3.15 6.15 9.15 1^ LETTERS CLUTCHED FROM A I GHOSTLY WORLD! I To torment the living .with I the threat of shame and disI grace, to swamp a nation I yi^v y^^K W|f n whispered gossipl V Ralph
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    Bob Martin Writes About Dogs
    375 5 12.-MANGE A Stubborn Disease f\F all iht- little complaints from which dogs may suffer mangels the most dreaded by experis. And it is a disease that every dog-owner should know how 'to recognise and treat for it i easily transmitted to mankind. The-e are two
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    NATIONS WOMEN TO BE MOBILISED
    349 5 For Military Service In Turkey Istanbul. IN the event of general mobilization Turkish women, as well as men. will be called up for military service. This is, m substance, the effect of a bill which is being submitted for approval by the Council of Ministers
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    DEBATE ON WAR DEBTS
    638 5 In U.S. Congress MEMBERS UNABLE TO FIND SOLUTION Washington. A WARM debate m the House of Representatives on the question of war debts marked the first occasion on which the thorny subject has been raised m the 75th Congress. But k failed to produce any suggestions
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    ATE PAPER
    100 5 Death Of Convict Who Wanted To Go To Hospital La Rochelle, France. Georges Cheremetieff, a 40-year-ola convict m the Saint-Martin-de-Re prl- son here, was always complaining tha* i he was ill. At last the prison authorities determined to have him thoroughly overhauled. He was sent to the hospital.
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    HER LIFE A MISERY THROUGH BACKACHE
    196 5 Pain So Bad She Could Scarcely Walk Three years of horrible suffering and then at last— glorious relic I! This woman feels it her duty ro tell other sufferer* how she got back her health. Here m her letter she tells ber story: "I
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    NEVER A DAY WITHOUT HEARTBURN
    217 6 His Wife Gave Him Chardox Kelief from the First Dose When indigestion plagues you— when heartburn is making you feel sick, through and through here's a new thing to do. Just swallow two or three Chardox tablets. Chardox is a newlydiscovered substance which brings relief
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    PEOPLE EATEN BY WOLVES
    681 6 Cold Spell DRIVEN MAD WITH HUNGER RAVENOUS wolves, driven ma-: with hunger during the prolong ed cold spell m Eastern Europe, have killed several people and hundreds oi animals, attacked motor-cars, and 'buses and even entered villages and military posts m search of food. The extent
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    TO ATTEND CORONATION
    83 6 Wife Of Australian Prime Minister Melbourne. Mrs. Lyons, wife of the Australian Prime Minister, will accompany her husband, Mr. J A. Lyons, to the Coronation next May. It was doubtful for some time whether her health would permit her to m*fce the journey as she underwent an
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    IRELAND WANTS WORLD PEACE
    292 6 "H«r Voice Is On The Side Of Right" London. "IRELAND wants peace for a world that has been wrecked by the horror and tragedy and loss of war," said Mr. Scan Lester, Deputy Secretary General oi the League of Nations, at the annual University of Ireland
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    DEANNA DURBIN ROCKETS TO FILM SUCCESS
    1086 7 AMAZING DISCOVERY IN HOLLYWOOD 'GOLDEN VOICED' GIRL IS A MODERN WONDER r never rains but it pours with Deanna Durbin. One day, a short time ago, she was just carefree little Los Angeles girl, going to school vith her neighbourhood pals, playing with her
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    THE MAYOR OF WINNIPEG
    266 7 WISHES LUCK Miss Deanna Durbin Is Congratulated FOR the first time m history the Mayor of Winnipeg. Dr. F. E. Warriner wroV a letter of congratulation to a film stir. Addressed to Deanna Durbin the letter reads as follows: Miss Deanna Durbin. Universal Studios, Universal City,
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    "POLO-JOE" IS A FINE COMEDY
    202 7 JOE. E. BROWN EXCELS HIMSELF JOE E. BROWNS polo-playing friends will have a grand time watching the seal-roaring comedian wield a nallet from the quarter-deck of a pony m the Warner Bros, comedy, "Polo Joe," which comes to the Singapore Capitol Theatre on April 7.
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    24 ROLES IN 2 YEARS
    53 7 Barbara Read joined a group of community players at Laguna Beach. California, to obtain experience and she gained it with a vengeance, playing a role a month for 24 months. She is appearing at the Capitol Theatre. Singapore, on April 14 m Universai's comedy drama,
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    26 7 Reading up these three lassss rre Deanna Durbin, Barbara Read and Nan Grey, appearing m "Three Smart Girls" opsning April 14. at the Capitol Theatre Singapore.
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    TAYLOR AND GARBO CO-STARRED
    579 7 A STARTLING CAST IN "CAMILLE •PHIRTY cabinet makers, fifty eostumers, ten research experts, and a dozen set designers found themselves m a frenzied flurry of activity as the MetroGold wyn-Mayer studios placed its entire technical resources m their hands for the filming of "Camille," which brings
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    GOLDEN SNOW: By WILLIAM CROSS
    3525 8 GOLDEN SNOW: B y WILLIAM CROSS Our Serial Story Historical Romance On Raffles Of Singapore CHAPTER 27 First Love Returns IN Bloomsbury there is a buildin which exactly reproduces the outlines of the Mausoleum at HalicarMMM as quoted by Pliny. The fina portico of Corintrhian pillars surmounting a flight of
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1645 9 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES I WONDER if Sir Julien Cahn, apostle of f cricket, has succeeded m bringing about t a local revival. i i Ido not mean m the playing of the game, c (There will always bo stalwarts who wil play, including those invincible veterans the gtfhßenders. They ignore
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1745 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. IN honour of Sir Julie n and Lady Cahn and the visiting cricketers, the Malayan Magic Circle gave a very enjoyable evening's enter tainment at the club m Amber Road. Katong, on Sunday evening. The house and surrounding gardens were beautifully decorated and an American
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    915 10 IN talking about hats these days i shape, size and style Is included m, trie category of sir. armors The*-e axe the kind that roll, the kind with touch of vivid colour, the mode, those copied from a communistparade, anci m fact every possibte thing At Palais
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      200 10 S WE UNDERTAKE TO MAKE, BLOCK, BLEACH, DYE. AND S REMODEL HATS v Under Expert Workman. The Novelty Store 1 161, North Bridge Road. Capitol Building. 1 L^- j MS i MEN'S WOOL f^ SLIPOVER. tgff^ /^fflJ^^N-'^ m piain Light Grey vii: Miy** <i S LMBwK^tfxMtZ Sizes: Small, Medium ai.d
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    1301 11 NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and ERASER'S HILL rl Ginger Rogers— Fred Astaire r film was very popular at the Pavi- j r U °Gmeer Rogers is. I think, every woman s ideal, her slender figure, and absolute grace of movement being the c •nvv m some, of all the female
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      76 11 At Vogue's! THE MOST SENSATIONAL HATS AT THE PARIS OPENINGS FOR THE WOMAN TO WHOM Good Taste Is Not Enough —who demands, m addition, the savor of originality— the subtle flattery of simple lines and distinguished detail we present THE LATEST CREATIONS OF MODEL HATS IN STRAW BY THE GREAT
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      158 11 S is showixc; «ou i\s for the I <OROXATIO\ CELEBRATIONS (LOTH SI ITS anil ENSEMBLES TRAVEL COATS etc. i Phone 1974 Maynard's Building, 1 hone Wtm. n Road Singapore. Buy -i~d^^| ifcxiiiiß k NATURAL WHITENESS HH Restored To Dull Off-Color Teeth An antiseptic cleansing dentifrice that's |^^H| bringing new attractiveness
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      152 11 and broMn haired cirl< nhould DlOtUieS ust Amami No. v This r>re- jcrrc, the natural fair colour of thr hair tnd I emphasise* the beautiful luwtow «r»«bty. chouUi use Amami No. t. I Brunettes: SS* I proportion of pure Egyptian Henna ">*»""*: I EoTthe Mturalgbnu which make d*tk h*u %o
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 4, 1937. THE SINGAPORE AIR PORT
    624 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 4, 1937. THE SINGAPORE AIR PORT JINK 12 will see the opening of one of the most important works undertaken m Singapore. Were it not for the existence of the Naval Base and the Air Base, it would no' be necessary to ure the qualification
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    STRIKES AND AGITATORS
    1258 12  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones Labour Code Needed In Malaya |N recent months I have read a number of ••ommtnts, m speeches, article and m ->. edttarjau. on the labour situati n In Mai .ya, and lam convinced that the people who offered these expressions of viewpoint, though they
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    493 12  -  Anglius WHERE do the Aberdeen stories come from? Well, the Aberdcnians nake them up themselves. it is a good advertisement. Herewith another of them. A A STRANGER was dining m Aberdeen. When the meal was over he handed the waiter a penny tip. The
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    THESE AIR GIANTS WILL BE SEEN AT SINGAPORE
    496 13 AND O VER THE ATLANTIC LATEST TESTS OF FLYING BOATS yyiTHIN a few months of th e opening on June 12 of the (ml Aerodrome (Aa!lan X Airport) at Singapore residents of the city will see the big flying boats, like those
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    SUMMER FLYING
    875 13 spend one's Easter m cities as distant x Vienna or Budapest. Work Of The International Air Traffic Association The airway companies of Europe, as represented by the International A Traffic Association, have been busy recently drawing up this summer's flyine j programmes. The International Ah' Traffic Association, which
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    99 13 abev? picture shows two of Impena 1 Airways famous record-breakine air■s of the Hannibal' and 'Heracles' class. There are eight of these mers and they have now flc wn a total of more than 6,000.000 miles xned over a quarter of a mill ion passengers In addition they are ea
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    193 13 hLL! i wirele ss communication wn 1 flying-boats and ground-sU- »w f Wireless m the J*-o°*ts embody all the experience 2£2 L ai^' ay wireless since its Sri ?h >S> the being conw^Sn^f CSt mode and efficient S^fS* for use m aircraft. AteXi p al edoniaV flights to and from
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    LORD ORMATHWAITE DEAD
    227 13 Master Of Ceremonies In Two Reigns I v n y.^ London, lord Ormathwaite, who acted as "^astei- of Ceremonies to the Rovl I Household from 1907 to 1920, has died I at his London home at the age of 77 I a PP° inte d Equerry-in-Waiting vi
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    EMPEROR OF ANNAM
    158 13 Buys Magnificent Villa On The Riviera Cannes. A magnificent villa, built about ft) years ago by Lord Rendel, has been acquired by the Emperor of Annam at Cannes. The villa is called Chateau de Thorenc The House, which stands nearly 1,00 feet above sea level, commands a
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    BRITISH GIRL SEEKS GERMAN NURSE
    295 13 Saved Life During The War Berlin WIIE dramatic story of a little Britis!- girl's experiences m Berlin during the war is told m the Germr.n press In an attempt to find one of the chief actcrs. a nurse, with whom the British girl, who has
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    6,000 SCOUTS & GUIDES
    94 13 6,000 SCOUTS GUIDES To Attend Thanksgiving Service London A special thank-givng service for h-- V-r^i-.?« ltl;1 lJu les 1S t0 be held I •V n^n y by invitation May an Chapter Saturday, It is anticpnted that 6,000 scou an* j r.uWes. as well as overseas scouts" aSc -uidcs who will
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    CORONATION NAVAL REVIEW
    218 13 Thirty-Three Foreign Powers Invited THE British Government has now 1 issued invitations to 33 followers to take part m the Corona: naval review at Spithtad on May lm vi account ol the limited berthin space m the review area, it will not be possible to accommodate more
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1740 14  -  W. B. Paterson. Sin Which I Discourse On Brighter Dinner Jacket Suits And Make A Feiv\ Suggestions In That Con- S nection And In Which I Make A Plea For The Use )Of Simple Phraseology j S That Can Be Understood S {Easily By The
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    JUST PRICE FOR TIN?
    852 15 £300 A TON Rumoured End Of Restriction (By Air Mail) London. March 20. ACFRT.AIN mystery appears to surround yesterday's meeting of the International Tin Committee (says the Financial News). No communique was issued. But we are informed that decisions were made and that they have been
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    UNSUCCESSFUL STRIKE
    148 15 Miners Shut In Mine For 11 Days Belgrade The longest "stay-in" strike ever recorded m Yugoslavia has just ended a f the "Jadrando" coal-mine near Rashka. For 11 days several hundred miners have undergone the most severe privat ons, m pitch darkness, m order to press their claim
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    DINGO FOLLOWS LOST CHILD
    181 15 Drama In Australian Bush Monto, Queensland. Mar. 22. IN all-nigi.t search by more than 100 men resulted In the finding of a two-year-old child which had wandered 15 miles The child was found m rough bush country six miles from the home of its parents, bur
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    R.E. BAND
    136 15 I Head-Dress Changed From Bearskin To Busby London An Army Order announces that tho King has "approved of the headdress of the Royal Engineer band being chan&cl eftom the bearskin to the busby." The Royal Engineers changed their full-dress uniform headdress to the busby after official approval had
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    94 16 Shadows In The Dawn T^HE Dawn! Where does it come from? The East, we say. Yes, always from the East. What does it come for? To bring a new day, we say. Yes, always to bring a new clay. Does that mean the end of some thing, or a new
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    CANADIAN BLOOD
    86 16 Transfusion Service In Madrid i Tronto, Ontrrlc. Blood from 1.000 Canadians is behv: sealed m sterilised containers, refrigerated and distributed over the Span's 1^ I Government civil war front. The blocd is for use by a transfusion unit operating m the Madrid are under the direction of Dr
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    403 16 By R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. <Dr. ol Ocular Science.) A recent survey by the liiicriiwiioiial Association of Boaras ol Examined m Optics, shows that thousands of individuals are allowed to drive cars, though they have one or more ol lour eye defects which make them public menaces,
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    132 16 Lithuanians Pan Swearing In Ptthfc Riga, Latvia. Swcarin:; m publ I prohibited under penalty of a fine of 10J lits (£33>— or three months' imprisonment m the district ol Kaunas <Kovnoi, the capital of Lithuania, according to a message received here. Long Russian rule m
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    ESCAPE FROM DEATH
    130 16 Boy Who Mis f on^ Frozen Snake F)r Sti(k Vienna. Uttte Miiivoj Simon, mcd nv<\ the :>..n of a customs official, m Mariix>r. tfu£o.?!avia, found a beauiilul "wriggly" lid: ana is luck} to be ulivo to-day. Ransacking a pile of wood m his j discovered a que?rly
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    704 18 His Mango Vote— Ho^e Spouts Fish— Penny-Conscious— Bees Shock Bathers HERt are some strange stories from i many parts of :he world, sent by J Reuter correspondents: THE MOST-ENVIED WOMAN Maria Zogarska is puzzling the medical ixperts of Lodz, Poland. Although she 105 years old and has
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    529 18 Four Weekly Film Shows In White House Washington, D.c. lIFHY does President Roosetflt so rare- lv leav? the White House, often not stirring from within its doers for do.^.s r- Q tiTie? The explanation is that complete faciliUea for recreation ex:st m the official mansion— so
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    Badminton In Selangor In 1936
    1269 19 CASH BALANCE SATISFACTORY A REVIEW Season m Penang Begins (By "Racquet") AS m other branches of sport, for the suoce«< 4 ful running of the various activities of a badminton association It must be financially sound for without sufficient funds it is difficult, and some
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    LOKE'S B.P. WINS
    152 19 Friendly Matches With National B.P. IN a friendly badminton match played last Sunday the Loke's Badminton Party defeated the National Badminton Party by five games to one. Scores (Loke's players mentioned first):— Lim Hong Keng lost to P. H Tan 11—15. 15—8, 13—13 (0—5); Lim Jitt Fong
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    REFEREES AND HURT PLAYERS
    187 19 May Be Forbidden To Assist Injured Men DEFEREES who try to do a good turn to an injured player may be banned from so doing by a new instruction issued to referees forbidding them to handle injured players. The new instruction may be the out--1 come
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    SPARTAN B.P.
    96 19 i The following have been selected to 1 represent the Spartan Badmin'on Party m a friendly badminton match of five singles and two doubles against the Maylair Badminton Party at the former's i i court, 416, River Valley Road on Sun- I day < to-day i at 3
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    MALACCA BADMINTON
    50 19 At the annual general meeting of the Malacca Badminton Association the following were elected office-bearers for the year 1937: President, Mr. p. g. Pamadasa: vicepresident, Dr. S. J. Chong; hon secre- tary, Mr. Yong Pack Kong; hon treasurer, Mr. Koh Kirn Sun; hon. auditor Mr. Tan Keng Tiong.
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      318 19 IF YOU HAVE A TIRED FEE LINQ wui p^ias m jroor back and across the loins, *>n of wrench whenever you attempt to •ewp; haw gouty or rheumatic pams about your bod]f;»ii?«r:enc« unusual thtrst, drowsiness j Ac "v sure Sl «n of lirer to* hdarr irouble-o/ten weak kidne»t and toeto-awl
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      329 19 Whole Family^ CORNS removed by Radox "Aching feet put years on you," writ«« this lady. She state* a literal fact. For early wrinkles and aging lines you have only to glance at the pained, strained face of the com cripple. "Both my parents and myself have been suffering from sore
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    ALL-MALAYA V. SIR JULIEN CAHN'S XI AT CRICKET
    2099 20 Some Reflections On A Memorable Match By "Forward" WELL done, Malaya! This is a phrase which is often used, ometimefl without justification, but applied to the three-day cricket ft tch between All-Malaya and Sir i Julien Cairo's team, it rings with ail
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    772 20 BOXING TITLES IN MALA YA CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTS ON FRIDA V (By "X.0.") AT the annual general meeting of the Singapore Boxing Association held at the Adelphi Hotel on Mar. 25, Mr. Bertie Bell inquired whether it was possible to reduce the number of rounds m championship contests from 15 to
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      122 21 single The fine single whiskies," said Johnnie Walker, which we I use in blending Johnnie Walker are far too good to be given I I away— except in marriage. j I Good to start with, they are only blended (or married) after they I have lain long years in oak
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      747 21 ZHL PROGRA MMES FOR THE WEEK SINGAPORE STATION ON 225 METRES rpHE following an? the programme j >; StokcwsW of the B.M.JJ.C. Station, Sin^u- ;v, ni Time. Weather and Any,,^.. tor the week. 7 pjjn "Sidelights on Geneva' I C V. J Ta^ by Melville D Mackrii7'o TO-DAY **tag Director
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      214 21 I o 45 pm> Sele ctions from Gilbert and I Tijah Kronchong, suns by Miss Tiinh non ft^Wfh^^iTr M mpi WaltZ SUng by S AbduUah nJ^emeSi Tlme Weather An- p3O p.m. Dance Music Gramophon* ru Om e^ of the Guard Selection. Maimoon Stamboel, sung by Mta m o-* r, Records.
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    M.C.C.WIN BY 7 WICKETS Last Match Of The Tour
    80 22 M.C.C.WIN BY 7 WICKETS Last Match Of The Tour Auckland, Apr. 3. rpHE M.C.C. tourists- won the lasi match of their tour, beating the Auckland and Wellington Combined XI by seven wickets to-day. Final scores are as follows. Auckland and Wellington Combined: Ist Inns., 183 (Whitelaw 90 not out, Verity
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    267 22 SINGAPORE POULTRY PIGEON CLUB Draft Constitution To Be Discussed rpHE Singapore Poultry and Pigeon 1 Club, 3 Institution Hill, will hold its general meeting on Monday, April 5 at 6pm The constitution of the Club. which is newly formed, will be considered and voted upon at the meeting. The following
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    INDIANS & CORONATION
    277 22 INDIANS CORONATION The hon. secretary of the Indian Association (Singapore) writes: "The Indian Association had already taken initial move for a fitting celebration of the ensuing Coronation of H.M. The King George VI, on b3h?.lf of the Ind s an Community.. In view of tne arrangements made by the different
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    SIX WICKETS FOR 13 RUNS
    387 22 Ceyionese Beat The S.RC. Singapore, Saturday MX wickets for 13 runs. That was v the remarkable bowling feat accomplished by S. de Silva, the Singapore pnd Colony cricketer, on the Ceylon Soorts Club ground this afternoon when the CSC. met the SRC The "Recs" took
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    BOXERS INVADING SINGAPORE
    199 22 Foreign Talent From Five Countries Singapore, Saturday. Dalgo. a Filipino welterweight of repute arrives from Manila this afternoon. He under contract to right for Mr. Bertie Bell. Dalso is the first of many foreign boxers Mr Bell is importing shortly. Sakamoto, cne of Japan's leading featherweights will
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    136 22 Mr. HS. Tan Wins The Governor's Cup Btogmpore, Saturday. THE judging of plants and flowers at the Sin" pore Flov.er Show held at the Net" World has been completed. *Mr H. S. Tan, who exhibited the best collection of fioweis and plan's, has won the Governor's Cup. The
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    FULL POINTS FOR MIDDS
    554 22 IN DIV. 2 Chinese Fail To Accept Chances ••hv. S.iturdax. PLA\tN(J at the An son K.» a d Stadium ?>» -fla\ m the Sctund Division of tr*e UtKU Ihe Middlesex gathered full points from thf Chinese who were beaten h> 3 nil. Thr Chinese had practically
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    EXPLOITATION OF HAINAN
    97 22  -  iino-British Capitol N° Invested Shanghai, Apr 3 riR Hughe Monlßomer KnaUhbun Huge, British Ambassador China, interviewed by J ourna I l^; t 4 0n Amry denied the Ji pane* a leg ai that Brv. ri Chine* f a j n l being jointly ir. vested m the
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    1208 23 TOURISTS REACH 372BRIGHT PLAY MUDGE 11O: LYOI^ 5O HOMESTERS BUNDLED OUT FOR 56 IN SECOND KNOCK n Our Own Reporter) Kuala l.umpur. Saturday. Til!-, cricket match between Selangor and Sir Julien (ahn's XI was resumed to-day with the overnight totals
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    1098 23 NASTY SPILLS IN FIRST EVENT 3 UNSEATED Opening Day Of Spring Meet (From Our Otvn Reporter; Penang, Saturday. J^HE Penang Turf Club Spring Meeting opened to-day with a nasty accident m the first race when Oraman, Tankard and Lewis (fractured wrist) were thrown, the latter
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