Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 16 May 1937

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL 4.— Xo. 49. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, MAY 18, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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    CHANGE OF PREMIERSHIP MAY BE DELAYED
    1371 1 STRONG RUMOURS IN LONDON CHANCELLOR UNPOPULAR? DEFENCE LOAN FAILURE: REACTION TO PROFITS TAX A RUMOUR that the change of Premiership m Britain will be delayed, following the failure of the city to respond to Mr. Neville Chamberlain's Defence Loan, call and the opposition, m
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    13 1 King Christian den Fiende of Denmark, whose Jubilee is being celebrated m Singapore.
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    Mr. Churchill On Singapore
    664 1 VALUE OF FORTRESS A r o Me n ace To Japan (By Air Mail' 'From Ouj- Oicn Correspondent > London, May 5. THE part of Singapore m Empire defence formed an important part oi a broadcast lecture, the third of a series, by Mr. Winston Churchill
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    Silver Jubilee Of King Christian
    281 1 DANISH RECEPTION IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Saturday. ABOUT 600 invitations were sent out for, and nearly everyone of the invited guests attended, the reception given this morning by the Danish Community of Singapore at the Adelphi Hotel roof garden, on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee
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    STATE CONTROL IN SHANSI
    290 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Marshal Yen's Order TEN-YEAR PLAN TO BE ADOPTED Shanghai, May 15. I>Y the order of Marshal Yen Shi Shan, Provincial Chairman of Shansi, an concurrently a member of the Central Political Council, a committee will be formed m the province to investigate
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    Spanish Cabinet Resigns
    19 1 Paris, May 15. It is reported from Valencia that the Caballero Government of Spain has resigned.
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    MALAYA'S BRAVE DISPLAY
    205 1 Sultans In The Coronation Procession (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent London, May 12. MALAYA made a brave display m the Coronation ceremonies being represented m the Abbey by four Sultans and m the procession by ten military units. In the Abbey were: The Sultans oi
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    Working Of The Jubilee Fund
    219 2 $3,500 EACH MONTH NEW GRANT Details Of Sums Invested working ssj a eapital of Sl.r-.v135, afl of whirh is ■•iv-s'c'l, the Sinsranorp Silver Jubi'ee Fund eirncd 546.198 am to the en-! of December last, permit* in-* of a monthly expenditure of !*-3.5Q0 on re'fef, without
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    SCHOOLS ART EXHIBITION
    141 2 For th^ convenience cf intending 'isitors. the Inter-School Art Exhibition is being extended for one day. and will be open to the public free of charge from 10 a.m to 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday at St. Andrew's School
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    CORONATION FESTIVITY
    63 2 The proprietors of Messrs. Eastern Labour Co.. stevedores to the Singapore Harbour Board entertained their hundreds of labourers on Coronation Day A special paiuial was erected m the Harbour Board premises 'SecMon No. 10) for this purpose and was well decorated. Rich food was supnlied to all labourers
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    SINGAPORE BUDDHISTS
    53 2 The Br. Pnja (Buddhist thanksoffering ay) held at the premises of the Sn Budd Association at. Spottiswoode Park Road on We v. to invoke blessings of Health, peace and long lite cm Their Majesties X ng George VI and Queen Elizabeth was attended by a targe number of
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    S.H.B. INDIAN WORKERS
    329 2 Colonial Secretary Attends Celebrations THE Indian Labour Co. (S.H.B. Contractors) began 'he celebrations of the Coronation of their Majesties King George VI and Queen Elizabeth on Wednesday. At noon, as well as m the evening over 2,000 labourers of the Harbour Board were sumptuously fed. Lais m
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    NORTH-EAST ARMY
    98 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Centralisation Plan Working Smoothly Shanghai. May 15. Genera] Ho Ying Chien, Minister of War. has arrived In Shanghai. In a press interview, he Is reported to h~ve said thai wfth the exception of ral Yu Hsu Chung's troops, which have heen transferred to other
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    PINEAPPLE EXPORTS
    99 2 During th e week ended May 8. exports from Malayan ports amounted to 91,892 eases, of which: 77.175 (84 per cent.) cases were to the Uni'ed Kingdom, 12-35 <2 per cent.) cases to the Con- tinent of Europe, 4,775 (5 per cent.) cases to Car.ada. and 8. ('07
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    HAMBURG — AMERICAN LINE
    833 2 HAMBURG AMERICAN LINE DEVELOPMENT OF FAR EASTERN SERVICE THE Hamburg-American Line wil" celebrate its ninetieth anniversary on May 27, 1937. Founded m 1847 m order to establish a regular service between the two countries, the company's network of services now spans the elobe and serves ports m Asia, Australia, Africa
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    CORONATION FETE IN KELANTAN
    349 2 Fine Display In Kota Bahru jTORONATION Day was observed with the greatest enthusiasm m Kota Bahru, capital of the Unfederated State cf Kelantan. The whole town was decorated with flags, bunting, arches. nylons and decorations of all descriptions. From the balconies of the large Government offices
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    CORONATION DANCE
    86 2 Eurasians Celebrate At Drill Hall AFTER a well-attended dinner at the n Eurasian Co's headquarters, Singapore Eurasians soent an enjoyable time at the S.V. C. Drill Hall, where hundreds ci couples danced until the small hours ii! celebration of the Coronation. The function was organised by the Eurasian
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    FRASER & CO.'s DAILY REPORT
    227 2 FRASER CO.'s DAILY REPORT MINING: Tin 3 months £243 down 50-. According to press advices the London market yesterday was easier during the earlier part of the day bet closed rather better. Cable advices received from London are again somewhat meagre and there appears to be very little activity m
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    NEW TONE OF GERMANY
    80 2 Towards Britain And U. S. Washing. on. May 15. A VIGOROUS now orientation o'" German policy m .he Tn-el S<ate- is expected as a result of th arrival of the new Ambnssacjo Herr DieckhofT. succeed m IT r Luther, who will tour California an I the
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    SINGAPORE TAMILS' MASS MEETING
    350 2 Coronation Speeches And Resolution OUR beloved King George VI is worthy son of a beloved and famous father. George V. His presence to-day at the Westminster Abbey to be crowned as King was not foreseen nor expected by us; but circumstances called him unexpectedly to take
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    APPEAL TO BANKS
    52 2 Shanghai May 15. The merchants m Shanghai. In a petition to the Central Government, are urging an early reduction of bankrates m the Chinese owned banks, since all the foreign banking corporations have reduced theirs. This ineouaiity of existing ratea v.-il' severely affect Chinese export traderSin Chew
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    CONTROL OF KWANGTUNG
    54 2 Shanghai May 15. General Yu Han Mao, Pacification Commissioner of Kwangtung will make a tour of Changchow by the end of May m order to participate m the celebrating of thc success of the Antibanditry campaign. Afterwards he will inspect the defence works m South- Western Fukien.
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    A RUBBER-LIKE PRODUCT
    736 2 "British Synthetic*' MATTE!? OF KEEN INTEREST (Hy Kir Hail! ■From (),:r O. mdtnt) LfOndon, II -v scope oi X; c|.i*om<'. the ajaja* product *jf Imperi I nncal Industries is being debated with unusual interest m Corami icial, ss* titic- and industrial circles. It s indeed a matter
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    DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH
    51 2 DOMESTIC OCCURRENCE DEATH MR. TAN WEE BIN, paaied away on the 12th Inst. a< his shoa 147. New Bridge Road. Singapore, at the age of 48. He leaves b< bind his wife. 4 sons and 3 daughter to mourn his loss. The funeral v.ill take place n Sunday, May 16th,
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      89 2 ißaffles Brasserie! J j BRAS BASAH ROAD i CURRY TIFFIN $1.00 1 <*/^ 12.:j0 to :j p.m. j S POPULAR GRILL FOR CONTINENTAL DISHES. S AFTERNOON TEAS A SPECIALITY. j HIGH CLASS CONFECTIONERY j Wedding and Birthday Cakes made to Order I Outside Catering Undertaken at .Moderate Terms SEE OIK
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      100 2 LATEST ADVK.mSEMENTS Have oil Tried PHOENIX CORONATION CUP A Great Drink For A (ireat Occasion 'PHONE aWt. FOR SALE -Coronation Ist day reg:*^ tered covers, singles and pair*. App*y Imperial Stamp Co., 22A, Change Alley, Singapore. mmm m Vmrnm, mm warn m* to *mt bbb S5tX PANHANS SEMMFHINO mmStmmmmmmSmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmm ltm
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    LOW SCORING IN OPENING STAGES OF CLARKE CUP
    1735 3 EUR OPE ANS GA IN SMALL LEAD MUTHUCUMARU AVERTS A COLLAPSE Singapore, Saturday. r OW scoring was the order of the day m the opening stages of the Clarke Cup cricket match between Europeans and the **est. begun on the S.C.C. padang
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    12 3 One of the outstanding exhibits m the Chinese Coronation procession In Singapore.
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    CHEAPER PHONES IN SINGAPORE?
    1358 3 COMPANY'S HANDS TIED BY GOVERNMENT MR. J. Pierrepont, general manager of vhe Singapore branch of the Oriental Telephone and Electric Co. Ltd., is retiring from the East next year for health reasons. He has been 17 years associated with the company here. This was revealed by
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    CONTROL SCHEME PRAISED
    401 3 Throe Years Progress GOPENG •HAIRMAVS VIEWS (By Air Mail) London, Maj <">. DUBBER shan^olcier.- will. I am sure, appf*cci*fce ami applaud the manner m which thc numbers of <))«- Intirnaiinnal <\ nnnitUv haw Carried out tho terms of the Kul-Ihm* Regulation Scheme said Mr. A 1 1
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      805 3 Not a Drug, but a Vital Cell- Food For the Veins. Arteries and Heart NO ailment resulting from poor or sluggish c'rculatlo*. of the blood ran resist tha curative action of Elasto. Varicose veins are forgotten and toon disappear, tha heart becomes steady, the arteries supple, skin troubles clear up
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    SYDNEY'S RAT BILL
    177 4 A Million Pounds A Year Sydney. N.S.W., May 3. AS many rats as human being live m Sydney—more than 1,000 000. Every rat eats or destroys goods worth 2d. a day. so that Sydney's bill for rats is about £1,000,000 a year. While the City Council employs
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    MAY DAY
    158 4 Successful Speech By 12-Year-Old Girl •Sydney, N.S.W., May 4. I ILL HARRIS, an attractive lass aged, twelve years made a remarkably successful speech at Baradine, New South Wales on May Day. Mr. Vincent. M S.W. Minister for Mines and Forests, had laid the foundation stone for a forestry
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      465 4 FUN AND THRILLS IN A GRAND PROGRAMME OF FIRSTRATE FILM FARE! DC^CHX^ 3.15 6.15 9.15 a/'*"** ""'^'^^Jf^ty, r ~V^tm^'**k She's i ist the kir.d ol girl for his kind ffi*£l v rt^K* mm\sr* '^'AbbwJbi ndn m f s nieriily exciting 1 f *P*'".''-'*&*y** Ijw. i.***nSjM*l*S"'' ':y* game ot chd<,:r.q ciues
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      232 4 SEASON EXTENDED Owing to TREMENDOUS SUCCESS!© EVERY SHOW PACKED OUT! ©Even The Hundreds of Counter Attractions Cannot ©Keep Them Away from this Grand Thrilling Sea 5 Adventure ©Don't Miss ©ALEXANDER KORDA'S INSPIRING SPECTACULAR® TRIUMPH 2 f 1 11 I T 4fl T TO-DAY t- iV JF lltt sL 3-15 6-15
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      349 4 I I LAST NIGHT TO-NK.HT %IJI A>l lIHA To-Day 3.15 6.15 9.15 Hundreds Coming Back To Sec It Again! You're not seeing double but you have twice the fun when Stan and Ollie meet their twin brothers after years' absence! 6 REELS OF JOYI 3?3r*EJS»f3r* mV^.lm '~**%l presents I f
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    Bob Martin Writes About Dogs
    406 5 Bob Martin Writes About Dogs |',-(OIJ»S Seed Ca refit I Nursing /x)U^ ur€ m<re l e< i uen <: v *.-j. in j* generall) supposed. Any Jg that is affect d must be nurse I carefully as colds, if neglected, very often lead to m >r< complicated disfbe common* cold
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    LIFTING A CHURCH
    85 5 Subsided Three Feet In 201) Years Budapest. Aa ancient church here ha^> been lift--•d bodiiy from the ground and replaced, undMnaged. nearly seven feet higher han it was before. Duiing two centuries of building and the church had sunk to a lepth of over three feet below
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    CANADA'S LESSON OF COURAGE
    413 5 Dowager Marchioness Of Reading's Tribute London "jTANADA can teach the world a great lesson m self-reliance and courThis tribute has been paid by the Dowager Marchioness of Reading at a meeting held at Grosvenor House here of the Canadian Women's Clvb a London society with some
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      147 5 1 RLSBERG PL A TITV OES No. 3. A GREAT ACHIEVEMENT HAS OFTEN A HUMBLE BEGINNING THE Jacobsen family, loun ders of Carlsberg Beer, are natives of Jutland. Christian Jacobin being born at Norkjaer, a farmhouse m the pariah of Dronnin*iU Thence he moved to Copenhagen where he became a
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      415 5 USED TO WAKE 1)1' WITH A HEADACHE Now Fresh and Lively Every Morning Here is a man who woke up every morning with a dull headache. Imagine the gloom that prevailed at breakfast time— no cheerful "Good Morning" from him! Then Kruschen transformed his days. Read his letter: "I used
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    "ABOLISH AFRICAN COLONIES"
    211 6 German Author's Solution To Problem I r Berlin. A SUGGESTION that all colonies m Africa should be abolished and tiie continent "thrown open to joint European civilisation" is made by Herr Ruppert Recking, a German authorHerr Recking was replying to the "Berliner Tageblatt", which had invited readers'
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    STRANGE TIBETAN CUSTOM
    207 6 Driven To Drink At Pin -Point New Delhi. TF a girl pricks you with a pin m a Tibetan home there is no need to take offence. It only signifies a request to have another drink. This is one of the strange customs of the Tibetan people
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      464 6 STOMACH BLOWN OUT BY GAS Discomfort Ended by Chardox Just another sufferer from indigestion —with a difference. For when he took his troubles to his doctor, he took an advertisement as well! When the doctor ::aw that it was an advertisement for Chardox he advised him to try it. It
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      121 6 tO*} £l ...AFRAID OF ,TJ if CATCHING COLD EH? 17 M lm\ mt\ Genuine sport reaukes you to do fl S /^rC^m\m\\ VOlU Vei 'y Utmost NOt a limb not V J /aSJHLA a muscle must give way. Speed- \X y[ J_b_f I particularly throat and lungs must ,y /l
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    ANOTHER SPARKLING MUSICAL PRODUCTION
    456 7 IR VI NG BERLIN MEL ODIES "OA THE AVENUE" WITH DICK POWELL Uini songs by Irving Berlin carrying it to new heights of swanky melody, "On the Avenue," Twentieth Century-Fox' sparkling musical production, opens at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, this week with a stellar cast of
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    20 7 ■dmund Lowe. Mad&e Evans, Kettl Gallan and Faul Lukas who appear tn "Espionage' 1 at the Pavilion Theatre. Singapore, to-day.
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    A STORY OF TWO NEWSHOUNDS
    279 7 "ESPIONAGE** Edmund Lowe And Madge Evans MINGLING the sort of iniriguc that is making headlines m the newspapers with romance and humour that also have their place m the news, the new screen fare at the Pavilion Theatre is called ••Espionage." With Edmund Lowe and
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    24 7 Frank McHugh and Joan Blondell n a scene from "Three Men on A Horse" which is the next change at rhe Capitol Theatre. Singapore.
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    "HEAD OVER HEELS"
    313 7 SONG AND SPECTACLE Jessie Matthews Again •PATCH'S tunes, spectacular dance scenes and an appealing story are features of "Head Over Heels,'" the new Gaumont -British musical picture, starring- Jessie Matthews, Britain's Dancing; Divinity, which opens at the Pavilion Theatre on Wednesday. The story is set m Paris.
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    HARMONY AND COMEDY
    227 7 HARMONY AND COMEDY "Sitting On The Moon A KEYHOLE peck at -jlanvi >us Hollywood behind studio *patJH Exotic beauties cMttesiing lor 'bits" and parts U-Jsif *c\c songs as only the flaniiu^ nailed Grace Bradley can sing hem. Su ive Roger Pryor. answer to Haistoßs' prayers Hollywood as it has never
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    THE FLYING PALATINE: By J. G. sarasin
    5344 8 THE FLYING PALATINE: By J. G sarasin Our Short Story f\S a tempestuous Christmas Eve m 1802, the doctor cf Block Island sat over his blazing fire, his periwig cramnr*<l <lov, n over one eye. and a bottle *a_d glass at his elbow. A wintry north-easter clattered his mltmtmtms and
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      329 8 JHKHJ Vigour of Youth Resforsd j^ By Doctor's Prescription i| Glands Stimulated to Vital Action Without Operation /^ll Starts Work The First Day ft xS Jm^T^iJr ,"li. Kil iS in^««'"'"'t»»J the blood, and J*"t It to the ti-Nt. S.:.. U,.- nmrxH f n^ Jt can do for you. You muM
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1689 9 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES I BOOK i rwnarkaWe interest roaches me iVum the house of Martin Seeker and Warburg. His called frankly ''Half-Caste," and fa a stu<! >' ul tno f, ura;ia 1 People. The author, Mr. Cedric Dover, is himself a Eurasian, and previous books of his on racial qiiesti
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    A Women Peeps At Singapore
    5110 10 A Women Peeps At Singapore By our woman rorr€vs|Miiitli k nl NOTES,,™ ntAftER'S HILL ■■HAI a msy week we have had! One •w scarcely found time to do everything. The Coronation, for some, started on Friday last when they went to Johore for the Coronation Ball at the Istana.. then
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      105 10 At Vogue's! "Paris Review" of Ken Fail I Kilhouette-s I PARIS DICTATES SINGAPORE i FEOFLE WHO LIVE FOR STYLE. j Weekly Shipments of Distinctive After- noon Gown- Creations of the most j e.aiting models m the Paris Openings New Fashions Authentic Styles At Vogue's where women hay? always been particular
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      219 10 I The Novelty Store FOR 1 v Tattoo Lipsticks, Mascara, Rouse. Face Powder, Lip and Check Rouge, m Five exclusive shaves. Natura\ Pastel, (oral, Hawaiian and exotic. 161, NORTH BRIDGE RD.. (Capitol Building) ■^4r^* —^^*A x^mm^mmmmmmmmmmmWmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm^ r imr? mf^f^P fZML Mmmmmm B-«a_| M Willi Reasonable r the n-ake»^ euarante<> these
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      20 10 i dorothy more 18 BATTERY RD. has received new lip j sticks, rouge, nail varnish and foundation lotion. rnoNi: UN
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    76 11 Colour trends discussed often are violet shades of those oi purple influence, especially m blues and reds as well as the actual violet tones. Other colours highlighted are the greens and blues, showing a Chinese influence, as m jade and turquoise colourings. There are some light browns of the ginger
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    Around the Shops
    173 11 JADE TREE was my one visitation m my busy week. They have just received a shipment of beautiful china vases m blue and mauve water colours. Also received are two lovely jars from the Sung collection, one m crushed i*a pberry and the other m dark blue
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      84 11 offers for your inspection her latest shipment of lacquer boxes; dressing-table sets; linen and organdie, table cloths and the finest quality linen handkerchiefs for liv'-os and -rents. Raffles Hotel Bras Basah Road. i J j GOWNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS j j I»HONE 1974 MAYNARDS BLDGS., i 11 BATTERY RD. •frajaojl^aja^aj^
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      165 11 iaai l^^l^^E*' Mi "nW_*"'' **f* BUT IT'S PLAIN TO SEE THAT G^uUuf jug/it 16 AMAMI fUf/mt Every blonde should use Amami No. sto keep A.Qd perfection's f nil her hair lustrously soft and fair, free from dan- H mm^m -ar mrm druflf, perfectly healthy deep down m thc roots. wi
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, May 16, 1937. SERVICE AND HONOURS
    624 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, May 16, 1937. SERVICE AND HONOURS It'll K.N Mah' van Honours lists are published, it is almost an invai■i:ib!<* comment that the work of ■hose jubl.r spirited people who render voluntary service are very slightly recognised. The comment can certainly be made again m connection with
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    CORONATION A BRAVE SHOW
    1177 12  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones The Royal Example Charitable Outlook &> Sense Of Duty— Fun For All Relief Of Distressed More Funds For Singapore Why Is Selangor Ignored? Reasons For Kingship And Pageantry AS one* who does not care much for ceremonial and outward display J must express
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    528 12  -  Anglius "I*l° you make good money as a ventriloquist, Mr. Smith?" "Oh, yes, I have a good job now m the city." "Where are you working?" "In a bird-store. I sell talking parrots.'' mmmm "I JUST read m the paper about a Hollywood film
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    $10 MILLION SINGAPORE WHARF DEVELOPMENT
    995 13 COMPLETION OF PLANS IN JUNE 1938 Local Harbour Waters Deepened Considerably A MECHANICAL PLANT TO HANDLE COAL iiv staff Reporter) ffUltK is fast proceeding on the wharf extension scheme of the Singapore Harbour Board, which it was originally estimated would cost $10 millions. By June
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    YOUR EYES AT FORTY
    538 13  -  R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc. By Dr. of Ocular Science* DID your newspaper recently carry a story 'of the incident m court where the judge directed a doctor to tell the jury m simple language why a man had died? The physician paused for a moment to
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    WANTED TO SEE MOTHER
    129 13 Convict Escaped From DevfTl Island pi ris A convict who escaped from Devil's 'tslond, the penal settlement m I Guiana, has now been In cause he wanted to see his mot; Charles Hut wa.s sentenced In 1920 for aggravated cases ol theft. Afti r 16 years
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    "WATCH ON THE JORDAN"
    109 13 Jerusalem. A "Watch on thc Jordan" i.s to b( by a new coips of Palestine front- men which has been formt tl -running and prevent ai mercenaries irom part m raiding. The troopeis, who will be mounted and mechanical transport, will al. i I the use
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    112 18 The tea party was recently held at the Bungalow cf Tungku Laxaman, the President of the Kelantan Badmint n Association, on the occasion ol thc prize distribution. The Singles Challenge Cup donated by Tungku Laxamana was won by K. KanagasapaJ who has been undefeated for ihe last three
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    794 18 Ariel House OPENED BY DUKE OF KENT London. A TWO-WAY radio-telephone conversation between Viscount Swinton, the Air Minister, and th** Imperial Airways Flying Boat "Caledonia" marked the opening of the new In adqtiarters of the Department of Civil Aviation, at Ariel ise, m the Strand.
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    486 18 Candidate's "Vote For Me Or I Die" Bombay. SOME queer things happened during Ine recent Ind an elections wlncn under the new Consutut.un. enormous- I ly extended tne franchise so tnat hhteiatcs ol both sexes were voting alon-^- oul educated men and women. H.re are some ol
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    938 19 OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT FIRST COMPETITION OF KIND IN MALAYA (By "Racquet"") DOME wet k* ago I suggested m thipage that m new of the fact j that badminton hi-.s been making i vast strides among the Malaya h Perak efforts should be made iv I organise a
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    31 19 Mfmbers of the Signal Section Badminton Party drawn from the Jchor** Military Force. The Party was recently formed and thi* photo was taken at the Fort (Bukit Timbalan. Johore Bahru* Tribune
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    116 19 A friendly badminton match was played between the Merridale Badminton Party "B" team and the MerryYoungsters' Eadminton Party "B" team at the Devonshire B.P.s court last Sunday. The match ended m a victory for the Merridale B.P. by fi games to nil. Scores (Merridale names first): Single (men):
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    19 19 Members of the Kelantan Badmint en Association with their President, Tungku Laxamana (Central figure) at the annual prize-giving function
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    283 19 CLARKE CUP CRICKET THE following is a record of the 1 results of tiie past games mi n the Clarke Cup series, instituted m 192. 1924— Match drawn. Europeans: 104. Rest: 94 for eight wickets. 1925 Match drawn. Europeans: 143 and 158 for eight wickets, declared. Rest: 137 and 76
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    444 19 CRICKET SIDE TO MEET SELANGOR DREPARATIONS for the Coronation celebrations were taking up attentions m town to such an extent that sports fixtures were more or less at a standstill. There was no cricket apau from nets at the Club where members of the side to meet
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    SINGAPORE GOLF
    47 19 THE annual amateur golf champion- ship of Singapore, open to all Singapore golfers having a handicap of eight or under, will be held on the course of the Kepm-I (ioli Club next month Entries close on June 8 with the Secretary of the Keppel BC
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    333 21 Tournament Results And Ties RESULTS and ties m current tournaments at the Chinese Association are as follows: TENNIS SINGLES HANDICAP Dr. Gan Tian Soo (—3) beat Tan Huck Hye i— 6), 9—7, 6—l; Tan Huck Khong (sen beat J. P. Tham (plus 4) 6-1, 6 o; Lim Boon
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    100 21 The marriage of Miss Paramaswary Ponnampalam, the second daughter of Mr. S. Ponnampalam, J. P.. to Mr. K. Thambipillai, Technical Assistant, P. T Department, Tampin, took place m Muar on the Coronation Day at the residence of the bride's father. The pre- j mises were tastefully decorated
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    282 21 Inter-Departmental Tournament (From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru, May 14 IN the final of the Inter-departmental badminton tournament, the Education Department should have met the P.W.D., this afternoon on the Ayer Molek School Court, but on account of rain, the match had to be postponed until next Friday.
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    36 21 All units of the Muslim procession \vi;l assemble at Istana. Kamp< raj Giam Sultan gate, off Beach Road and along surrounding roads i on Monday, between 10 a.m. and 1 p m j 3
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    156 22 Poor Season Last Year cf EX had a distressing time last ■5 to fourteenth place m the championship— -the lowest they hai pied since ion. Their team wta antialiy the same as tht I which i them ranners-up m 1932 3-4 ithintg would right hoping for tide and
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    505 22 (Uiillemard McCabe Reay Cup Singapore, Saturday. ittHE anmi «i lawn tennis competition I. between "-he Colony and the Malay States for the Guillemard Cup ar.d in.' McCabe Reay Cud commenced or the V.M.C.A. courts this afternoon. Tiie Malay States are strongly represented and a hard f:
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    101 22 Spectator Describes Scenes Out iae Palace London. May 15. HOW an enterprising enthusiast got a first-class vantage point and hoaxed millions was told by the B.E.C. yesterday evening m "A story against ourselves." Last night, when a hundred thousand neople were waiting outside Buckingham Palace to acclaim Their
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    670 22 In Machinery 01 Boxing TOMMY FARR has flung a spanner into the boxing works says a News of the World Correspondent. Before he left London for a fortnight's rest on a Glamorganshire farm, the British and Empire heavy-weight champion unburdened his soul on a matter that
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    412 22 Coronation Celebration At Goodwood Singapore, Saturday. THE hope of a greater future lies m the assurance that a worthy son ot a worthy father cannot but guide the Empire to a worthier existence." This was the sentiment expressed by Mrs. J. T. N. Handy. President of the
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    55 22 Edmund Lowe And Madge Evans Edmund Lo ifatjge Evam excel themselves In the thruiing Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer film "Espionage which was introduced to Pavilion Theatre audiences yesterday Thi.s Is one of the most interesting and exciting film numbers offered m recent times and is wll worth s.-eint-T*** supporting
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    284 22 St. Andrew's Trounce Anglo-Chinese Singapore. Saturday PLAYING cricket on the St Andrewground to-day the St Andrews team scored a -rood victory over the Anglo-Chinese School, scittling the latter for a mere 54 runs and compiling a score ol 150 themselves. R Hoosainsah of St Andrews put up a
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    2602 23 MISS SINGAPORE'S BIG SURPRISE STEWARDS HOLD INQUIRY ON THIRD RACE Singapore, Saturday. T4IK featuri races at B th day of the Si '!i; Summer (Govt tin_r, was the ex*. iii the majority el the races. Af* m thc opening event apore paid
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