Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 27 June 1937

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. 5— No. a SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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    MALAYAN CLERKS PETITION SECRETARY FOR COLONIES
    373 1 F.M.S. STATE CLERICAL SERVICE "HALF SALARIES LOST" ALARMING RISE IN COST OF LIVING MEMBERS of the State Clerical Service m the F.M.S. have petitioned the Secretary" of State for the Colonies, through the High Commissioner, for immediate revision of the S.C.S. scheme, on the
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    P.O. EMPLOYEE CHARGED
    113 1 Singapore, Saturday. Ismail bin Abdul Majid, an employee ot the General Post Office, Singapore, was this morning charged before Mr. H. A. Forrer, the Criminal District Judge, on the following counts:— <1> On June 18, being an official m the Postal Department, dishonestly misappropriated a set of
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    FOUND HANGING IN CELL
    191 1 Strike Banishee INQUEST OPENED IN K.L. (From Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. DETAINED m the Pulu Gaol on a banishment warrant after being arrested on H&wtharnden Efefate during the strike of estate coolies there m March, a Chinese, Ec X.m. was found hanging m a
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    VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP
    187 1 First Time In Two Years Changi, Saturday. THE cool weather augurs well for "B" Company, Ist Battalion Strai's Settlements Volunteer Force, which assembled at Teluk Paku this afternoon c or the first camp m two years. Tnder the command of Major \V. l-ioce, an inteiesting week-end of
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    H.M.S. MALAYA
    40 1 (From Our .Oicn Correspondent) London, June, 19. HM S Malaya has left Portsmouth for the Mediterranean, after several months m Devonport dockyard, undergoing renairs necessitated by her col-l!-on with a Dutch steamer while bound fiom Portsmouth to Gibraltar.
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    Nineteen Millions Trade Balance
    152 1 FIGURES FOR MAY Exports Imports Decline THOUGH the May trade figures for Malaya, just issued, show a satisfactory balance of nineteen million dollars on exports over imports, the gross trade shows a big decline on the figures for April. Imports m April were over 64 millions
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    55 1 Tbe Kins, accompanied by the Que n and Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret Rose, opened the Royal T jurnament at Olympia, London, recently. Members of all three servic es Army, Navy and Air Force, took part m the Tournament. The picture shows the Oueen beinc Greeted as she arrived with the
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    IMPROVEMENT IN FAR EAST
    320 1 Mr. Eden's View DISCUSSIONS WITH JAPAN London, June 26. rpHE Foreign Secretary, speaking m the debate on foreign affairs instituted m the Commons to-day by the Liberal leader Sir Archibald Sinclair, replied to his questions on the situation of the Far East where Mr. Eden said
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    BARON OF PENANG
    47 1 (From Our Own Correspondent) London, June, 19. B'r Frederck Georpe P p nnv has assumed the t't'e of Baron Marrhwood u f Fcn^nfr nnd of Marchwood m the County ni Southampton The Penans nart of the title recalls the new Peer's association with Malaya.
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    JOCKEY'S APPEAL SUCCEEDS
    232 1 HURT CHARGE Sentence Reduced To Binding Over Singapore, Saturday. CYRIL De SHva, a 23 year old Singhalese jockey employed by Trainer Marland successful^ appealed, before Mr. Justice Home m the High Court to-day against sentence of four month's rigorous imprisonment passed on him by th« District Judge
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    BACK TO BRIGHT UNIFORMS
    213 1 Sir lan Hamilton's Advice 'By Air Mail i London, June 10. SIR lan Hamilton had a few things to say yesterday at the annual conference of the Scottish British Legion at Bt. Andrew's on soldiers' dress "The object of khaki is to make people invisible." he
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    FORTUNE TELLER FINED
    95 1 Arrested When Giving A Date For Marriage A TAMIL astrologer named Ramasamv tarns on Wednesday produced before the Taiping Magi* rate for telling fortunes on the road side. Accused said that he was not tellJng the fortune of any one but on the dav lif was arrested
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    FOREIGN SECRETARY ON SPAIN
    808 1 SITUATION SERIOUS BUT NOT HOPELESS rUSCUSSING the European stu i Ton during a debate m the House of Commons on Friday night the Foreign Secretary (Mr. Anthony Eden) repl'ed to the Labour Park's demand for term'nation of the present non-intervention policy. He said the situation was
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    Rotary Governor's Broadcast Talk
    1943 2 IDEALS OF MOVEMENT STRESSED HOW IT BENEFITS THE WORLD Singapore, Saturday. ijSCE again, Mr. W. Allan Eley, Governor of the 80th district of Rotary International, emphasised the ideals of the Rotary Movement, m a broadcast last night from the Singapore 8.M.8.C. station. In the course of
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    MUSICAL SOCIETY
    191 2 Annual Meeting On July 6 THE annual meeting of the Singapore Musical society will be held at the Memorial Hall on Tuesday July 6. In submitting the accounts for the year ended Dec. 31, the hon. treasurer states: Whilst there is a decrease of approximately $100 m general
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    ZIONIST ASSOCIATION
    178 2 Palestine Month Of Remembrance The following notice has been issued by the Zionist Association, Singapore: The Association fixes the days from June 27 to July 18 as a Palestine Month m sorrowful remembrance oi the lali of Jerusalem into the hands of the Romans. We request the members
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    CAR ON FIRE
    40 2 The bonnet and engine of a motor car belonging to Mr. S. Syed Ahmad was slightly damaged by fire m Connaught Drive last night, when the en- gine burst into flames. The fire brigade was m attendance.
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    INTRIGUE WITH MAN'S WIFE
    367 2 INTRIGUE WITH MAN'S WIFE MALAY SENTENCED TO THREE YEARS rE curtain was rung: down m the Perak Supreme Court on Thursday morning m the murder trial m which Baharim bin Jaffar. a young Malay stood charged with murder on the night of Mar. 10 near Taiping. He was convicted of
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    CO-OPERATIVE THRIFT AND LOAN
    138 2 Annual Meeting Of Naval Base Society I HE annual general meeting of the Singapore Naval Base Co-operatiw Thrift and Loan Society was held m the Asiatic School, H.M. Naval Base, Seletar at 5 p.m. on June 22, 1937 wi'h Mr. C. G. Sinclair MB E Superintending
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    EXPORT OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    105 2 During the week ending June 19. 193 f exports from Ms lay m ports amounted to 50 834 cases, of which: <f3.492 (74 ncr cent.) cases were to m United Kinrdcm. 1 820 (3 ocr cent.) cases to the Continent of Eurorc, 5 760 (10 per
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    POLICE BAND
    59 2 The Police Band will play the folio inp programme at the Botanic Gardens this evening (Sunday, beginning 6 30:— March, National Emblem." Bag!*? Selection, "The Student Prince. M berg; Gavotte, "Les Cloches DeJ^ Malo," Rimmer; Characteristic. Pixie's Patrol," Trotere; Fant Drinking Songs Old and No? chanalia"), Herman Finck;
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    PLANES COLLIDE
    43 2  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Shanghai. June 26 The plane which carried Mr v. Shung Chi, a staff officer of the FWJcollided with another plane, whi^ lanj' ins m the Aerodrome yesterday niorr* Mr. Ware nnri thp nilot are boxh sllg" 1
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    AMAZING STORY OF GIRL'S MASQUERADE AS MAN
    1500 3 STRANGE TALE TOLD IN COURT MARRIAGE WITH ANOTHER GIRL IN CHURCH (By Air Mail) <(frur r. IJondon, June 19. THE friendship between these two girls developed and loped and I could probably tell" a story which your ips might not credit." counsel made
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    Health Of Singapore Maintained
    3874 3 ANNUAL REPORT OF DR. HUNTER YEAR PRACTICALLY FREE FROM GRAVE DISEASE pURTHER extracts from the annual report for 1936 of Dr. P. S. Hunter, the Municipal Health Office*, part of which was published m the Malaya Tribune, show that Singapore has maintained its reputation as the
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    29 3 Mr. and Mrs. Oei Ing Djoe, who were married at the Chinese Consulate m Singapore last week. Mrs. Oei was formerly Miss Aileen Wong, a former Johore badminton champion.
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    SEQUEL TO DEATH OF WOMAN
    74 3 Trolley Bus Driver Charged Singapore, Saturday. A FATAL accident that occurred m Serangoon Road yesterday, resulting m the death of a Chinese woman, had v sequel m the Fourth Court to-day, before Mr. L. C. Goh, when an Indian trolley bus driver named Kailasam was
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    ANTI-BANDITRY CAMPAIGN
    38 3 Shanghai, June 26. According to a foreign report m Peiping, the anti-banditry campaign m Szechuen is now m full swing. Many Government planes took part m engagements at Parking on June 24. —Sin Chew Jit Poh.
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    TO "COLONISE" NORTH POLE
    108 5 New Scheme By The Soviet 4 RED silk flag, embroidered with Stalin's portrait, flies from a mast on the ice-flnes 15 miles westward of the North Polo. A Soviet aeroplane, with Professor Arthur Schmidt, the Arctic explorer, and his companions on board, recently lew over the
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    CORONATION THEFT
    97 5 Royal Gift Provides A Clue London. JJEAR-ADMIRAL Sir Basil Brocke, X.C.V.0., Treasurer to the Queen and Equerry to the King, sat m Marylebone Police Court yesterday and listened to the story of a robbery at his horn? while he was attending the Coronation. And he received back from
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    CLAIM AGAINST AN AIRMAN
    791 5 COURT STORY OF PAWNED JEWELS FFAIRS, financial and domestic, -tl-of Flying -Officer David Llewellyn were discussed m the King's Bench at a time when the well-known aviator was making his dash across Africa m an attempt to regain the record for a flight to the Cape.
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      430 5 Add In Your Blood Kills Health and Vigour Kidneys Usually to Blame proc.33 t on even ,|L,, Knteht"ph Sm.fon'S"'^"', jou are asleep. «*.ntiv ti-,- t tamaen, j.. ren tiny, delicate tubes, ful or Injurious" incr.O ntl rj^ r ;;«Jte iL 4 i s{si i ss» JS^^SSM^ dest: s. and to
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      277 5 J I EVER USED" The Cuticura Method 1. Cleanse the skin twice a day with Cuticura Soap. 2. Use Cuticura Ointment m conjunction with the soap. This simple, economical j spots, apply Cuticura Ointtreatment has proved its value ment direct on the affected to millions of women all over skin
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    COUPLE IN "THRILL" MURDERS
    196 6 To Wed Under Shadow Of Death Louden. BEFORE "Baby-Faced" Mormon Sunday school teacher, Lester Brocklehurst, faces his trial at Lonoke, Arkansas, the authorities are likely to a^cw him to marry 18-year-old Bernice Felton. who is charged with him m connection with three alleged self-confess-ed murders. Brocklehurst
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    BALLOON DESTROYED
    84 6 Loss For Professor Piccard London. FIRE totally destroyed a hot-air stratosphere balloon being prepared at Brussels for an experimental ascent by professor Piccard and his assistant, M. Max Cosyns. Inflation was m progess, the air m tne balloon being heated by means of a larg* gas-ring, over 6ft.
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    LOCKED IN STUDIO
    150 6 Ann Grey Imprisoned For 36 Hours London. Though her screen reputation has been earned on her ability to extricate herself from all kinds of difficulties, Misa Ann Grey, the British film actress, was unable to free herself when she was locked m one of the Elstree studios
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      198 6 INDIGESTION goes m 2 minutes Hero's something of real interest to all sufferers from indigestion, heartburn, flatulence and stomach gas a new charcoal an activated charcoal with fifty times the power of absorption of ordinary medicinal charcoal. This new i product is known as Chardox. Just put two Chardox tablets
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      196 6 CARLSBERG PLATITUDES NO. 9. aAflB V^l* C 'if P «Bnnß f'rl ji iiliinilllimiii >>->w""tt'>' "ji aiV! E X imiuiMif»(ff*'»'«*fiHiifri!!M(ffirit(irir'»i r nvtTTifiiMinnfiis SEMPER ARDENS A favourite saying of Carl Jacob sen (one of Carlsberg's founders) was Semper Ardens, which be ng interpreted means "Always Burning A? a tribute to his memory
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    AERIAL THRILLER COMING TO THE ALHAMBRA
    1078 7 "ACE-DRUMMOND" IS FAST ACTION ROUND-THE-WORLD SERVICE AS THEME JjiOß a long time, aviation expert have been striving to establish iser service which wo u id enable travellers to so around the wmU by air on regular pass e nffer sky ship routes. That goal
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    46 7 T .uise Ilainer, whose recent success In that grand film "The Good Eartn," has placed her among the greatest film players m the world, m a scene from that picture. ''The Good Sarth" is due to open m Singapore at the Capitoi Theatre on June 27.
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    24 7 Doris Nolan and George Murphy w,.0 play the leading roles m "Top of the Town" a coming musical hit, to the Capitol Theatre Singapore*.
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    LUISE RAINER AND PAUL MUNI!
    560 7 FILM HISTORY'S GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT JHE powerful drama of China "The Good Earth" which k dv, open at the Capitol on Juno 27. i>: sun^l to be one of the films ever created. Produced from one of the noblest stories v. h eh ever Son «i
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    MAE WEST ONCE AGAIN
    586 7 MAE WEST ONCE AGAIN "GO WEST YOUNG MAN" AT THE PAVILION rriHERE are three men m the life of X Mac West m her latest Paramount starring vehicle, "Go West Young Man." which begins soon at the Pavilion j Theatre Romance number one is with Lyle Talbot, cast as an
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    REFUGEE FREED
    147 7 Clemency For Man Who Fled Nazis London. TAKEN to Brixton Prison recently alter Scotland Yard officers told him to leave England under a deportation order, David Yaskiel, a former Berlin business man, a refugee from the Nazi retrim?, of Gloucester-terrace, Paddingto'%. has now been released under a Home
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      312 7 DO NERVOUSNESS JMII^ their cause is deeper. AND CONSr/PAIWM JPlill^ ™*V CRAVE A PRECIOUS KEEP MYBCYS m THIS Ml^^EP "EMENT NATURE STORES RUNDOWN CoNDWoN?'wr*Pay IN QUAKER mmm^ g^^^ji^'m $%mW'' > Pn' r HAPPEN TO BE ON THE STAFF OF OUR CHILDREN'S j WE DIVIDED CHiLOREN INTO TWO GROUPS. ON£~~ HOSPITAL.
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    BALLADE IN G MINOR: By FROOM TYLER
    2459 8 Our Short Story OKRHAPS by writing this account of the miracle at Strood I shall convince myself that it never happened. So I shall write ft just as I would write a short story. Only yesterday when I met Johns at the Barbarians'
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      364 8 Itch is More Than Skin Deep Doctor Tells How To End Itch In 7 Minutes. Tour skin has nearly 50 million tinj seams and pores where invisible germs, parasites, or fungus can hide and make your skin Itch, < rark, feel. Burn, and be disfigured by Ringworm, Acne, Blotches, Pimples.
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      110 8 PERAK TURF CLUB JULY MEETING, 1937. SATURDAY, 3RD JULY, 1937. WEDNESDAY, 7TH JULY, 1937. SATURDAY, 10TH JULY, 1937. The Subscription for Visiting Members shall be: MEN $5 LADIES $2 for the Meeting or any day thereof. VISITING MEMBERS must be introduced by Members of the Club and MUST APPLY TO
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1682 9 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES rp.iF curse of the newspaper business is the inisprint, or. as we call it, for some reason 1 3*ve never been able to fathom, the literal. I mean the curse of the newspaper business oq the editorial side. The managerial side curses of its own. Take the
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    A Women Peeps At Singapore
    4024 10 A Women Peeps At Singapore By our woman correspondent A GOOD party, not too formal, though it was a formal occasion, was held m honour of H. H. Tungku Makcta, the Regent of Johore, receiving the K.B.E. from His Majesty the King, m the form of a reception and buffet
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    Seen & Heard
    182 10 Seen Heard Enjoy yourselves and aid the sick "by attending the charity shows for St. Andrew's Mission Hospital which begin early next month. The Ball at Raffles Hotel promises to be a great success It's no use. .ringing Mrs. F. G. Lundon to ask her to play bridge m the
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      16 10 Lovely Collection of New Peiping Jewel Trees, Boxes, China Wares AT Raffles Hotel Bras Basah Rd.
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      126 10 At Vogue's! NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED VARIETY IN THE EVENING BRASSIERE MODE STYLES TO MEET EVERY FIGURE AND EVERY FASHION NEEDFASHION DEMANDS FAULTLESS FOUNDATION and perfect harmony of Contour: Maiden Form Fills EVERY BRASSIERE NEED of the Larger Women. The New "Bodice-Type" Backless Brassiere for Smart Closely Fitted Gowns. "PRE-LUDE"
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      65 10 j PA L A I S DES^MODES^ f Exclusive Model Gowns. j Latest Millinery, Novelties, etc:, j "BEBLEI" loiindations I *2? CAPITOL BITILDIXG,| STAMFORD ROAD, SINGAPORE. A^-^ S DISTINCTIVE GOWNS S J 5, Stamford Rd., Phone: 3838 i Singapore. i Just arrived from Paris an assortment of latest bags and
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      121 10 LITTLE'S Ba^pl n m Wjj& I Assorted colours. Made m England. 4 r H Assorted colours. VI V tT^ T^ WONDERFUL" BARGAIN LADIES HANDBAGS. LANDER'S FAMOUS FLOWER PERFUMES. In assorted .styles and colours. Gardenia, Narcisse Sweet Pea. Pink, Blue, Yellow and White. $2.25 $0.30 MODEL AF-2 UIVI VEX DE J
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    NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and PHASER'S HILL
    1268 11 NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and PHASER'S HILL rALA Lumpur has settled aown more or less to Its normal mode of living once again, and most people were protably i to hive a quiet week after the I busy one. \Vf 1 fortunate m having son. hew recently, and this l3s:
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    290 11 THE weather on the Hill at the present time being unusually warm and dry can best be described as "set fair" and although thunderstorms occasionally threaten, and the sky appears very overcast witn aarK blue clouds still no rain falls and nil the gardens are being
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      46 11 Meet A MILLION GERMS m Safety. i Qenna of cold infections, I Sftitis, kofluenza, laryn-J md bronchial troubles] ererywbere looking forj ;ms. (•uard Yourself with a fittleVicfor INHALER EVERY DAY Fountain Pen si/.v m nickel ca.se. From your chemist or direct from: MEDICAL HALL LTD., Singapore.
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      105 11 has on display their new stock of LINGERIE received during the week Moderate prices. 18, Battery Road, Ist Floor. Phone 7143 The Novelty Store wmmmmmwmmmm mwmmmmmmm— HAS JUST RECEIVED A VERY LARGE COLLECTION OF EVENING BAGS IN THE VERY LATEST DESIGNS 161, North Bridge Road. (Capitol Building) f P^iSCFLLA LTD.
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      120 11 Opening Offer 3 Poses for $1 (Postcard Size) STUDIO 33 FOR ONE WEEK. Tel. 3304. 33, Stamford Road. I Jhis is ihe^^Borteet rerson who oeedts feeding wjith. mSS^ J NESTLE FEEDER Baby's feeding times come round quite quickly "Lactogen", too, is simple to prepare: at) enough but the work is
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      34 11 X& Jab dorow more everything for a refreshing bath tintaletts, essence, lotion, powder, crystals m most exclusive packing: 10% off marked prices for one week only 18 battery road, Ist floor phone 69 J5
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      58 11 R//i»»a/*c an 'J brown nlircd wiri-^ »hould Übt Auunu No. j. Thi> |>re- serves the natural fair colour of the hair and I emphasises the bcawitu! lustrous qiukty. I Tivmmtfittr-c s-'fj'jld u *e Amuni No. I, I proportion of pure I .^vptian Henna I our the MUMl^limi iucfi make d*i*
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, June 27, 1937. GIVE LOCAL MEN A CHANCE
    605 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, June 27, 1937. GIVE LOCAL MEN A CHANCE VUE have referred on a number of occasions to the necessity for firing greater opportunities to men to whom Malaya is home to obtain responsible posts m the Government service of their country. It is a reform needed
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    A YEAR OF CIVIL WAR The Destiny Of Spain — And Europe
    1229 12  - A YEAR OF CIVIL WAR The Destiny Of Spain And Europe C. H. Stanley -Jones gO many Spaniards are being rescued from Spain, to save them from destruction m the "civil war,*' and so many foreigners have entered Spain to take part m the same conflict, that the outside observer
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK
    580 12  -  IF you have ever been put on a diet, I you will appreciate the following. A PATIENT was ordered by his doc- tor to confine himself to a fish diet. Entering a restaurant, he asked. "Have you. any shark, whale, or goldfish?" "No," said
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    THE UPWARD TREND IN THE COST OF LIVING
    712 13 FSSH SHOWS GREAT JUMP VEGETABLES ALSO UP FLATS MORE POPULAR DUE TO INCREASE IN RENTS AXE of the most outstanding features of recent industrial disputes throughout British Malaya has been the general demand for an increase m wages to meet the rise
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    AUSTRALIAN STAMPS
    218 13 To Be Printed By Old Engraving Method Sydney, N.S.W., June 12. AUSTRALIA'S postage stamps which are to be issued m smaller sizes, and m some cases re-designed, will be printed by the old engraving method. The British Government, some European Governments, and even South American Republics however, have
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    EYE AILMENTS IN EARLY ADULT LIFE
    411 13  -  R. A. THOMPSON D.O.Sc. BY (Doctor of Ocular Science.) JKE age from 20 to 40 may bring failing vision for reasons peculiar to that particular age. One of these is a developmental disorder due io nutritional disturbance, which may come from a diet poor
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    ESCAPE ATTEMPT FAILS
    194 13 Hid Behind Headless Lady With His Hat On Sydney, N.S.W.. June 14. A NOVEL attempt to escape the police failed early the other morning, because a man forgot he had his hat on. Crouching behind a model of a woman, normally headless, m a tailor's show window,
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    48 13 In preparation for the regular Atla ntic service and also for the new Empire flying -boats a new pattern "safety-seat' which can be converted to a lifebelt m under ten seconds has been designed and incorporated m the passengers' seat cushions on the Imperial Airways' flying-boats. Planet News
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      176 13 Important Discoveries affecting fhe health of children The Verdict of Experiment (See M The Medical Officer" 30.3.35). A precisely controlled series of investigations was carried out m London Welfare Centres to determine the influence on the growth of children of various food Supplements when added to the ordinary home diet.
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      433 13 FAT AND "FORTY" IN HER TWENTIES Lost 50 lbs. with Kruschen Is a Young Girl Again She was so fat she looked forty yet, I she was only m her twenties. To-day, she has the slim figure that belongs to her real age. This is what she says: "A year
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1925 14  -  In Which The McWhirter Returns To The Scene j After A Long Absence And Has Quite A Lot To Say About The Giving Of S J Advice To Cyclists And Gets Quite Rambunctious S About The Unfair Way S In Which It Will Operate Against
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    POLICE REMOVED FROM STREETS
    204 15 Safety Drive In Warsaw Warsaw ALL except eight policemen have been removed from the Warsaw streets. From now on the police are to be stationed or. the pavement, where their chief Job will be to see that pedestrians cross the street m the right place. They
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    ALLEGED THREAT TO ACTRESS
    369 15 Police Want Medical Report London. PIVING evidence at Bow-stre:t of the arrest of a man m Ear.t London on a charge of sending a letter threatening to kill Miss Evelyn Laye, the actress, who is now appearing at the Lyceam Theatre, a police inspector sta'-ed t-iat
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    WIFE'S ATTACK ON HUSBAND
    343 15 Prodded Fork Into His Hand London. "ANE time I could not get any underv clothing for seven week?," declared John Drummond, of Mi? ten Street. I Eccles, when his wife summoned him m the local court, alleging persistent cruel- ty. The wife, Mrs. Ethel Drummond, said
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      339 15 as I did! J^^^\ Conquer Weakness Aa^ after Malaria f "In malaria Sanatogen has a most reImarkable effect on the dtbilitated system. The strength to resist the weakening influence of the malaria parasites returns, the number of red blood corpuscles increases and the patient gains m body weight, and within
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      336 16 THIS QUESTION OF CAREERS. Get the rignt angle on this question of 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 organisation
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      203 16 3 Weeks Treatmentended Zyears agony B /ddWB wj If/ 1A mtKKttm W#. m> corns disappear Agonising corns made life a misery for this woman. On one occasion corns wrecked her holiday, for she simply could not get a shoe on and therefore had to stay indoors. But Radox got rid
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      125 16 Husband's Hair was m a Terrible State .g^ntfHhkv His Hair Grew flJ^^S KOTALKO Pianitiiiiii '*T husband 1 boa« Sm^ PP3? was iv a terrible sUt«. 7 One b'g b«jd P*tch oa WmSki. M. the top of bia bead 'W&r j a9 th* sire of a tear We had tpeat poantfi
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      333 16 You know it's Indigestion but is it Stomach or INTESTINAL? This Is How You Can Tell:If the Pain is Here, it's oiumHun INDIGESTION W INDIGESTION which causes which causes ACIDITY, with )v CONSTIPATION, Heartburn. lv t /X w tn piping pains. GASES with >#>• FLATULENCE. Eructations. l^SS^Ji W Dull, heavy
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    KISSES IN CAFE CUBICLES
    583 17 Police Story To Magistrate London. rTSSZS and caresses m a Soho Cafe, which was divided into cubicles furnished with settees, were described iv oolice officers who gave evidence m a case at Bow-street. fyo wen.en. Dorothy Byron, and Jessie Mary Banks, of St. Mary Ab> hnttVterrace.
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    MARRIAGE FAILS
    134 17 Matrimonial Troubles Of General's Son London. TROUBLE that occurred after a year of marriage was revealed m the divorce petition of Mrs. Bridget Elvira Smith-Dorrien, of Culford-gardens, Chelsea, which was heard by the President, Sir Boyd Merriman. Mrs. Smith-Dorrien alleged the adullery of her husband, Mr. Peter Lockwood
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    INDIA'S BLIND
    96 17 Bombay. An appeal to all humanitarian institutions m India to assist m providing white sticks for India's 600,000 blind has been issued by the Safety First Association of India. The association declares that the white stick has now become an international symbol to denote sightless people on the
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    POLICE WATCH ON FLAT
    260 17 Indian Robbed After Meeting With Women London. pOLICE observation on a flat was de- scribed at Bow-street when a man and two women were sentenced for being concerned m robbing an Indian merchant of £100 m notes there. In the dock were Kenneth Rodgers, 24, chauffeur,
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    PRAYER ANSWERED
    145 17 Native Rainmaker Recovers His Pre«iige Perth, West Australia, June 12. Elijah, the native rainmaker, of the Forrest River Mission, has "recovered his prestige. One day recently Elijah, who is held m awe by fellow natives, rubbed two stones together and solemnly commanded the clear sky to bring forth
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      126 18 Within the past six-months TIGER sales have established two new records only to surpass theisi a&faoßi m 3lav This graph accurately represents the sales of TIGER BEER for the first five months of a th each yeir. Every year an increase, and this J fl- tlue PPic^ ie t0 s
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    271 19 MEETING IN CAPITAL IN SEPTEMBER Only State Finalists To Compete? (from Our Own Corespondent > I COMMITTFE meeting of the Johore H Badminton Association was held m #»c International Library, Johore Bahru. with Mr. F. M. Still (president) to the chair, others present were Messrs. Lee Chin
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    MALACCA SPORTS JOTTINGS
    604 19 Malaya Cup Team Criticised (From Our Own Reporter) TO judge from the display at the Anson Road Stadium against Singapore, Malacca flattered only to deceive. As one who waxed enthusiastic over the Settlement's performance against Johore, the writer of these notes must candidly admit that the Malacca
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    Around Singapore Boxing Camps
    777 19 Gunboat Jack Sotn Pong (By "X.0.") rpHE Happy World Stadium will be ihe venue of some excellent fights on Friday, Jely 2. Mr. Kiat has arranged a programme which should attract a biy crowd. Gunboat Jack will have a change from tapdancing and sharp-shooting. He will
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      51 19 GOODBYE H^^l Why suffer the exjSJm cruciating pain of Wm corns when a few Mf drcps of GETS-IT fl^f wil bring instant !k relief. A few days jip' later the corn ■r Jk^ pf\ w P ee^ r an<^ y our corn I W A troubles are over. 5 h^.
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      138 19 washing hints i^ UYVg ef^ Make a rich lather with J^v\ iM^<i%g>* S^" 1 Cheap cake soaps, and hot water, ruin fragile fabrics and spoil the trim shape of your garments. STtowT^pSs^;;:; Use Lux Sd water (Lux lathers the moisture. Han- m even m cold!) and keep your undies a
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    WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT
    2640 20 Malaya Cup Soccer Re/lections Last Year's Experience Will History Repeat Itself In Southern Section Issue In Northern Half May Have Been Decided Yesterday Three Centuries In Singapore Cricket Nearly Four Inter-Club Garnet S.C.C. Are Champions A Tournament Suggested And A Cricket Association Lawn Tennis Championship
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      21 20 HERCULES CYCLEsT SPORTS and RACING MODELS j NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED j INTERNATIONAL CYCLES AGENCY I PRINSEP STREET. PBONE 2 73f
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      103 20 v Pyramids take the palm For sheer hard wear— Pyramid handkerchiefs take the palm. For J?ft£h# i uUy T the 7 carry off first prize to Made m a wealth and Sn Z^? nd C<>l Urei designs. As well as white, both fancy and plain. Smart. Lp-to-aate. Good. Give Pyramids
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    THE SINGAPORE MARKET
    109 21 (From Our Financial Correspondent) Singapore, Saturday morning. Singapore: 33 cts., up \/-i ct. Market Tone: Quie.t. London: 9 13|16d., up V^d. Market Tone: Very steady. New York: 19 9|16 cts., up V« ct. Market Tone: Quiet. Singapore, Saturday noon. The market has weakened this morning due to
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    TIN
    34 21 Singapore, Saturday noon. Singapore: $126, up $2i/ 8 London: Spot, £256, up £4 y±\ l .hree months, i2SSVL>, up SA¥iNew York: 57 Vi, up ct. Cross Rate: London-New York 493.51 New YorK-London 493%
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    MESSRS. TRASER AND CO.'S REPORT
    202 21 Singapore, Juno 26. MINING. Tin three months £255.10 jp 90-. The London Stock Exchange /esterday was firmer all round, and ac:ording to our cables tin shares partiI ■ipated m the rise. A fairly long list of my ing orders has been received from Ixmdon, and
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    96 21 DAILY PRICES CURRIBNT. Singapore, Saturday noor. Buyers. Sellers. Mo. 1.X.R.5.3. m cases (F. 0.8. June) 32 1116 32 13 16 >ood F.A.O. m bales (F. 0.8. June) 31 15 13 32 1 IS Vo. I.X.R.S.S. Spot-loose i (awardabl* 1 Spore) 32^4 32 7
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    MR. LIM FOOK NYAN
    106 21 Death Of Well-Known Negri Chinese (From Our Oion Correspondent) Seremban, Friday. THE death took pace last night at his residence after a short illness of Mr. Lim Fook Nyan, a well-known landed oroprietor and father of Mr. Lim Kee Siong, former State footballer. The deceased, who
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    Z.G.E. KUALA LUMPUR
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      1382 21 LOCAL PROGRAMMES FOR THE WEEK SINGAPORE STATION ON 225 METRES p >LLO\VING are the programmes bert and Sullivan) (Gramophone Re•e broadcast from the 8.M.8.C. co^ ft m v 8.50 p.m..-The News and Announcestation. during the coming week: nients. Relayed from London 9.15 p.m.:— "The Gondoliers" fcon-TO-DAY lln m e n
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    EXHAUSTED WOMAN Regains Energy, Puts On Weight
    186 22 EXHAUSTED WOMAN Regains Energy, Puts On Weight If exhuuslir.R weather and tiring work are aiai: -oY and wasting your i^uii be^ir. now lv gjjFC your system a. aaiiy aoce of regenerating vitamins. Bl I lmjK your lo:st vitality a t- muocio on foor thin botiy. 'ir^s worn.a: did it quite
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      119 22 /?-?o,': Aar^ .4;:;/ i?e With The Crowd At The i^flk Happy World Stadii'm I on I fit 9 DAY. JULY 2nd. at 8.4 sp.m. I j p#• j^L AND SEE EIGHT OUTSTANDING FIGHTERS jMk. i VENTURA MARQUEZ vs YOUNG CAUDER 1 iJm YOUNG CHOON vs HAROLD WINDSOR »T W!l w
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    PUNTERS SPOT THE WINNERS AT SEREMBAN
    694 23 LOW DIVIDENDS ON $2 TOTE N.S. SPORTING CLUBS SKYE RACE MEETING /Fr< m Ov,r Oxen Reporter) Seremban, June 26. A LARGE gathering; was present lor the Xegri Sembi^an Sporting Club's Skye race meeting m Seri-m--ban to-day A $2 tote was provided and was well
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    S.C.R.C. BEATEN
    96 23 D TTTT Singapore, Saturday. ULL at the beginning, the S.C.R.C vs. P.W.D. cricket match brightened up m the closing sages when the S.C.R.C. wer c righting for the runs. The game was played on Hong Lim Green and resulted a win for the P.W.D. by nine runs. Scores:
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    MALAYA CUP SOCCER
    27 23 The key match m the northern half of the Malaya Cup competition between Perak and Selangor m Ipoh to-day resulted m a goalless draw.
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    S A.F.A. SOCCER
    91 23 Singapore, Saturday. CINGAPORE beat the R.A.F. I— l m a d sc ccer friendly at the Anton Road Stadium to-day. O°hlers scorec twice for the S.A.* .a. after Qttagswwth had opened for the RAF O. Day added a third for the S.A.F.A. m 'he second half. <MW
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    S.C.C. CRICKET
    311 23 Medical College Trounced Singapore, Saturday. CINE batting efforts by Capt. Persse and E. G. Staunton who scored Si and an unfinished 36 respectively, and an equally good bowling performance fey Major Quill enabled the S.C.C. to win comfortably from the Medical College m their two-day fixture on the
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    MATCH CANCELLED
    26 23 Singapore, Saturday. The cricket match between the S.R.C. ?nd the C.S.C. IT'wh'ch was to have been nHvoH rm the S.R.C. ground to-day was R&nceUed:
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    COMMAND SPORTS AT GILLMAN
    617 23 FULL REPORT Lady Thomas Presents Prizes Singapore, Saturday. THE finals of the Malaya Command Athletic team championships were held to-day at Gillman Barracks, and after the ten events on the programme for the day had* been complete^, Lady Thomas distributed t&e prizes. H.B- the Governor and,
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    MUNICIPAL SPORTS
    369 23 John Then Champion Athlete Singapore, Saturday. lOHN THEN was crowned mdiv duai champion at the athletic spores reeling of the Municipal Services Club hold at the Jalan Bcsar Stadium th..^ ofternoon. There was a large attend ance and the weather was ideal. Poh Kirn Seng, the All-Malayan and
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    POLICE SPORTS
    21 23 Ttie quadrangular sports of he S S Pence m\\ be heid at me Thomson Road Depct on Saturday next.
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    CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS
    253 23 Events On V.M.C.A. Courts Singapore, Saturday. THIu semi-Jin<)l ti?j» m the Junior '>vv' < of the Singapore limvii tennis ham uionships were dec'rlcd on the V.M .V A. coin Is this aftefnocn. -"Isy several matvhes m t*«e mixed douh!rs. junior singles were played off first, Jack BiUng Robert
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    VICTORIA SCHOOL SPORTS
    48 23 Singapore, Saturaay. Safarin bin H. Ali won the Individual championship at the annual interhouse sports of the Victoria Schoo held ca the school ground this afternoon. Thtre was a good auendanct and Mrs. Goouniui. /unbier gave away the prises at u.e conciaficu of the spurts.
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