Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 8 August 1937

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    14 1 The Sunday Tribune VOL. s.— No. 9. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 8, 1937 FIVE CENTS
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    MISDIRECTION OF JURY AT SINGAPORE ASSIZES
    625 1 Death Sentence Is Quashed By Appeal Court STABBING OF P.W.D. OVERSEER ACCUSED DISCHARGED CONGRATULATED BY CROWD OF FRIENDS Singapore, Saturday. QN a plea of misdirection ot the jury the full Court of Criminal Appeal to-day tj jasherl the conviction and sentence of death passed
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    81st Birthday Of "G. B. S."
    88 1 Mr. George Bernard Shaw has just ce*3brated his 81st Birthday at Malvcrn, Worcester, where he is rel'eaising his latest play "The Millionairess' for the annual Theatre Festival. He attended a Garden Party given by Sir Barry Jackson, with whom he is staying- in the
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    S'PORE-K. L. WIRES DOWN
    289 1 S'PORE-K. L. WIRES DOWN Storm Causes Telephone Silence Singapore, Saturday. AT ten minutes past four this after- neon telegraph and telephone lines between S ngapore and Kuala Lumpur went "dead." It was the front time possible for such a breakdown, for Singapore newspaper offices m particular awaited news of the
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    Drought Conditions Universally Felt
    543 1 MINES ESTATES AFFECTED MANY FIRES Welcome Rain Falls Singapore, Saturday. "THERE has been practically no rain m Singapore for the past eleven days and the present warm and sunny weather conditions are likely to continue for som? days." So said the Singapore weather expert at the
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    FINED $40
    40 1 Stowaway From Hongkong To Singapore BEFORE Commander C. C. Dix. a Cantonese named Kan Lim pleaded guilty to having stowed away on board the Santhia from Hongkong to Singapore, and was fined $40, m default, 14 days' imrrisonment.
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    GENERAL CHANG ILL
    57 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Peiping, Aug. 7. It Is reported that General Chang Tzu Chung, once Garrison Commander of Peiping, who surrendered himself to the Japanese recently m the Peiping debacle, is seriously ill. Japanese planes have freely bombed and machine-gunned Kuailai, Liang-vvang-Chong and Chinghai. The trains
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    SEVERE QUAKE IN SHANTUNG
    58 1 Every House In Capital Damaged Shanghai. Aug. 7. THE Shantung province m experiencing one of the worst rartli quakes m its history. Theie is not si single house m the capital whi« h has escaped undamaged. The IMMM of Hochih, Tungoh. C'heni: llsin», Tiinßping. and Chining
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    SIR EDWARD DAWSON
    90 1 Death Of P]mpire Producers Chairman London, Aun 0. The death has occurred of Sir Edward Davson Reuter Sir Edward was Chairman ol irw Bn tish Empire Producers' Orga&i&atlon Representative of the Colonies and Pro tectorates on the Imperial Economic Committee; vir«-chairman ol Barclay' bank; a Trustee of
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    DRAMATIC TURN AT HANKOW
    111 1 PEACE MOVE Japanese Forces To Withdraw Hankow, \ur. 7. Till, Japanese Government has ordered the withdrawal of Japanese armed forces from Hankow by noon on Sunday. Most of the Japanese civilians have already withdrawn and the remainder are leaving to-day. In th meantime it has hern
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    CHINESE VERSION
    133 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh City Virtually In State Of War Hankow, Aui; 7. HINKOW is vstuallj ir. a ,-igU' 4X war > .ye hundred more Japanese marinr.s wore landed last night m the Conce sion At present Japanese anti-aircraft cuns, *r machine-guns, and heavy artillery arc being installed
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      53 1 READ THE TRIBUNE f Oft BLai PORTS REPORTS Interior vuw of an ;r r'liie m one of "»»Q^J J the K.W.V. Maturrtlon cellars m j^^^^^^gji rmari i^or years Key Brandy is flLiL'- -i ircd m Uik manner so that whea 9s &&mmm&!f\ J t Wiachcil you, it is mellow and
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      10 1 THE NEWS with rout BREAKFAST Try The >lOIIMM. ritim \i:
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    PRISONER'S ATTACK ON LORD CHIEF JUSTICE
    1394 2 SENSATIONAL SCENE AT OLD BAILEY OUTBURST FROM THE DOCK MAN TWICE ACCUSED OF CAPITAL CRIME (By Air Mail) London, July 30. QCENKS unprecedented m the history of the Old Bailey were enacted when an elderly man. with a sentence of death hanging over his
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    SIR JAS. BARRIE'S WILL
    292 2 Caveat Entered INQUIRIES TO BE MADE (•By Air Mail) London, July 30. FT is stated that a caveat against the will of Sir James Barrie, who filed on June 19, had been entered at Somerset House on behalf of Mr. William Winter, nephew of Sir James,
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    Committee On Broadcasting
    755 2 APPOINTED BY ij* 5. A. UNIVERSITY Delegate To Joint Discussion CONSIDERABLE discussion tock v place at the last meeting of the committee of the Straits Settlements (Singapore) Association as to the present position of broadcasting m Singapore, and a sub-committee consisting of Dr. Withers Payne and Mr
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    REDS CAUSING ALL THE TROUBLE
    631 2 Japanesej apanese Statement "ONLY GUARANTEE OF PEACE" THE following official statement received from Tokyo is forwarded by the Japanese Consulate-General m Singapore: The An ti- Japanese movement and the deep- rooted Anti- Japanese feeling m China have been a matter or grave concern for many
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    CATHOLIC ACTION
    62 2 The next meeting of the Leaders' Course of the Catholic Action of the Church of St. Joseph will be held at the Mercantile Institution. Queen Street, today at 5.45 p.m. These meetings are open to all interested, and no chare" is made for admission. Lecture on Philosophy by
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    WORSHIPPING THE WATER DRAGON
    438 2 DRY SEASON Ceremonies Of Chinese Peasantry DROUGHT stories that affect to t certain extent ihr tin and rubber industries i»i RtWaya r.till persist. In Cliina, however, during the "dr season, especially m early September, the Chinese hold a religious ceremony known as the "Worship of Lung
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    KALLANG RIVER TRAGEDY
    140 2 Sampan Man Charged FOUR DROWNED AT MIDNIGHT Singapore, Saturday. J^ SEPTUAGENARIAN Chinese, Lim Goh Cheng, pleaded guilty to-day be/ ore Mr. H. A. Forrer, m the Criminal District Court, to a charge of causing death by a rash act not amounting to negligence. He was bound over
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    MALAY FINED $400
    109 2 Admitted Theft Of $350 Jewellery Singapore, Saturday OK his own plea ol guilty to a eharK* of the theft ot Ms \i :er-in-lawß lewellery valued at $350. Mr W O Reeves, the Second Police Magistrate, to-day imr>osed a ftnp of $400 on a youi»P Malaya. Ttangku Abdullah
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      73 2 XTtf^r MALAYA-S^PREMIER HOTEL. J THIS WEEKS POPULAR CABARET S ATTRACTION THE 6 WAlllltllS i FAMOUS AND ALL BRITISH ACROBATIC S JPSrV?™ o^?^" TRAMp OLINISTS AND WHIRLWIND TI MBLERS. including LITTLE MARIE, Australia's Shirley Temple. S SOMETHING NEW FOR SINGAPORE! f Appearing Nightly RAFFLES ORCHESTRA directed by Dan Hopkins•J. J r
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    WORLD'S LARGEST TIN DREDGER ON WAY TO N.E.I.
    49 3 SISTER OF ON THAT SANK 253 FT, LONG Careful Tewing Frc Holland i mdt July 28. T ■M I on her oyage fro:.. i la \t Thursday. h m 1 rph v.-;. ing es. i or. I i t\ dr. Inc.-
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    LESSONS OF MOCK WAR
    644 3 LESSONS OF MOCK WAR MORE BOMBERS NEEDED HOW THE SERVICES WORKED TOGETHER (By Air Mai i I lI I J fpHE bin I I I Ai i i th air corn dcv. thos res] A3 I or depen len her. betw tnt d or .o operate wit* i'STEM .nd allowed
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    TWO MEN WALKING TO CALCUTTA
    127 3 From S^ngrapcre EXPECT TO TAKE EIGHT MONTHS i Singapore, Saturday. [R p. BALAKRISHNA, a youiig Straits-born Indian who is to ;.u attempt to walk from re to Calcutta, has found a ohuti ho is jusi as eager as himIf to cover the distance on foot.
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    Marconi Died Still Experimenting
    400 3 SHORT WAVRESEARCH GREAT PA": Knew He Would Die Soon (By Air 111 London. July 30. IT is now known thai at il of his death, Senator > T was devoting all his en<tr tinued experiments with 1'- n'.trashort and micr©"wav<» lengths. Only the last week he
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    SHORTAGE OF SEAMEN
    433 3 SHORTAGE OF SEAMEN NEW CRISIS Merchant Navy Needs Men (By Air Mail) London, July 30. THL shortage of skilled seamen and junior engineers m the Merchant Navy is sti!! woefully acute. Only a Jew days ago a Jar^e liner sailed from Southampton three seamen short of her complement because no
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    LIFE SAVED BY A JOLT
    181 3 Baby Who Had Swallowed A Button Middeiburg, Cape Province. A baby girl of 12 months, the daughter of Mr. A. van zyl, a local farmer, owes her life to a pot-hole m the road. Mr. van Zyl was about to leave his farm m his
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    BRITAIN'S DRIVE FOR PEACE
    629 3 BRITAIN'S DRIVE FOR PEACE ARMS ACTIVITY HAS BEEN DOUBLED (By Air Mail) London, July 30. npHE progress made m the Government's defence plan was indicated m a speech by Mr. Hore-Beli sha, War Minister, at Shooter's Hill, Kent. The value of work done at th c Royal Ordnance factories had
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    68 3 The Marchese Marconi, the wireless pioneer, died at his Rome residence from heart failure. He was 63. It was 36 years ago that Marconi achieved the feat that made wireless a world-wide possibility. The picture shows Marconi with two of his first assistants who took part in his early experiments,
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      213 4 OUT OF THE GRANDEST OF ALL RUDYARD KIPLING'S u)Vh>n/RE stories: Ca Q I -y" I 3 SHOWS TO-DAY M II U U 3.15-6.15-9.15 >I.C.. A l.'> Greatest Jl'rh:pjuh- "CAPTAINS COURAEGEOUS" uith FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW j I I SPENCER TRACY I I and LIONEL HARRYMORE J Edward Everert Horton Eric Blore f^tf|^^A
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      483 4 A CAST OF ALL*WIRNERSm A GRAND DOUBLE I A RECORO -THR|ULE^&! FEATURE SHOW! P n THRIHER fotsB I I— l i\ \M JES £3 J\ I J^^^L TO-DAY 3,15-6.15-9,15 !^R9F^ .wi^BBBBBB^^. K^^hEß^^ J CAUFOBN/A V__ WILLIAM BINKIE n Cfl>AKtfTr\ GARGAN -BARNES ■9m9WWm9^9rW- i WE||OY RAYMOND AUtAnt i BARRIE- WALBURN a
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      136 4 ENOUGH LAUGHS FOR A WEEK— ALL CSAMMED IN IWo HOURS SIDE-SPLITTING lO¥ ENTERTAINMENT! K V^^fe''«l^ HUSTON wKf'^g y i' ROBERT McWADI M Also W CAUMOMI AW MAIL PICiUtiLS O* DAVIS CUP TENNIS lIvIvLSIS J IFJI.I. S^^^^" jfl Bf^ OF LAUGHTER Jnu dance: |^r IK PA^TLIOX Opening To-morrow Get Ready for
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    Contract Bridge
    646 5  -  Horatius HARD LUCK HANDS (By rrilE hazard which has been called by Ely Culbertson "the invisible rocks of distribution," sometimes operates badly agrainst declarers and it might be entertaining to consider some freakish hands which have got declarers heavy penalties althoucrh th y have played m the correct
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    NEW RUSSIAN STAMPS
    76 5 To Mark Soviet Architects' Congress Moscow Stamps bearing pictures of five of Moscow's most famous bu'ldings have been issued to mark the first congress of Soviet architects here. The issue consists of stamps of 3, 5. ID. 15. 20, 30. 40 and 50 Kopeks denomination. The stamps
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    FRENCH CLIMBERS KILLED
    87 5 Nice. A well-known barrister of Nice, Maitre Jean Miihaud, and a civil service engineer, M. Djeude-Defly have been killed m a mountaineering acci- j cent on the Haute Cordolasque, on tfie Franco-Italian frontier. The two set cut with M. Baudoln, A Nice business man, to climb various
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    TO EXPLORE "WILD WEST"
    167 5 New YorK. An expedition of 60 scientists has set out far from here to explore over 2,000 square miles of almost unknown territory m America's "Wild West", the mysterious Navajo country of Arizona and Utah, which holds the secret of a vanished race. This is the
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    CURE FOR GASTRIC ULCERS
    82 5 I By Air Mall) V'enna. prs of the stomach and duodenum. he origin of which has not so far been *pla!r- d by M-dical science, can be KtxOky influenced by the gastric s of healthy persons, according to an artice In Vienna's "Clinical Week'y." The article
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    PLANES AND OXYGEN
    64 5 High-Flyin? Machines Must Carry It (By Air Mail) London July 19. High-flying commercial aeroplanes will, m the near future, he compelled to carry oxygen for their passengers. A notice to aircraft owners and ground engineers, issued by the Air Ministry states that it is proposed to add
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    ANCIENT JEWISH ART
    372 5 1,600-Year-Old Finds In Galilee Jerusalem rpwo catacombs dating back to the X2nd and 3rd centuries A.D. have been revealed In Mie course of excavations m Southern Galilee, just north of the Plain of Esdrafelon. They contain remarkable carvings m relief and paintings m v/ell-preserved red pigment of
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      293 5 I "You seem less IS red nowadays 3 j£@fak 4 'Sob The rejuvenating and strengthening effect of Sanatogen can soon be observed. Your fatigue will disappear, you will look younger and feel better. With Sanatogen you will soon enjoy life again to the full; and what seemed to be difficult
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    TWO YEARS OF GASTRIC TROUBLE
    203 6 Doctor advised X-ray Examination there i nothing alarming m i X-ray examination, there is d that it will di iclose a is condition hi\ was jiie dismal Mi I h ts Bants, hut :il letter tells a cbeei r fiery. r from (.<i>tr:c troi:ii( for
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    FATHER TOLD SON WAS DEAD
    226 6 FATHER TOLD SON WAS DEAD Information Unfounded QUESTION IN HOUSE OF COMMONS (By Air Mail) London, July 23. T*HE Secretary of State for the Colonies (Mr. Ormsby Gore) has been asked m the House of Commons by Mr. Thomas Johnston (Labour, West Stirlingshire) whether he is aware of the sorrow
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    YOUNG PILOT'S SKILL
    177 6 Lands Air Liner Without Wheels (By Air Mail) London, Ju.'y 2b. l REMARKABLE landing has been made A at Croydon aerodrome here by a 27--year-old pilot named Roland Falk, who brought a twin-engined air liner safely to ground without wheels. While Falk was flying from Cray don
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    "LORD MEATHY'S ROOM"
    167 6 "LORD MEATHY'S ROOM" Tribute To Founder Of Empire Day (By Air Mail) London, July 2b rpRIBUTE to the late Eari of Meath, I- founder of the Empire Day Movement, was paid when a room named alter him was opened m the Royal Empire Society's buildings here. The room has been
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      329 6 im^i2\ I Ml, \.S. OTIFF, swollen joints, with the gnawing, ©R^^S^tsk-- j(^0:-'^-:-\ ever-present agony of Rheumatism. Days j '^^^^Ms^at^^^-, M&&' s«em long- with pain, but nights seem »'is|l|i^'' 'vf^O^ I*fi endless and do not bring the peaceful rest your i |%^^fefei '-V (04 js^pd&'^'-U .W»l|i body needs. Ycu will get
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    "WAIKIKI WEDDING"—A ROMANCE OF SOUTH SEAS
    331 7 "WAIKIKI WEDDING"— A ROMANCE OF SOUTH SEAS SING CROONS UNDER TROPICAL SKIES GRASS SKIRT BEAUTIES IN DARING DANCES A COMEDY of love and music m romantic Waikiki brings Bin* Crosby. Bob Bums Martha Raye, Shirley Ross and a supporting cast Of two hundred and fifty dancers, musicians and speciality performers
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    "TAKE MY TIP"
    310 7 Courtneidge And Hulbert Again TKE My Tip," the new Gaumont British Production which opens at the PavUion Theatre Singapore this week, presents Jack Hulbert and Cicely Courtneidge together for the first time since "Falling For You." This is m response to the enormous demand made by fllmgoers,
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    22 7 One of the dusky Hawaiian maidens who will entertain you m "Waikiki Wedding" which comes to the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, this week.
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    29 7 Bin* Ctmby and Shirley Ross who appear In a SgS^^JJ ll^^ 1 4 Seas "Waikiki Wedding" which ope. is at the Capitol Theatie Sin o a pore this week.
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    "WE'RE ON THE JURY"
    350 7 INGENIOUS STORY Excellent Comedy Team LAUGHTER-LOVERS and my-stery-lovers alike will appreciate "We're on the Jury," the new feature offering which opens to-day at the Pavilion lhe..\tre Singapore. Two of the leading funsters of Victor Moore, take care of the the screen, Helen Broderick and comedy m
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    27 7 Hawaiians m their native dress are seen with Bing Crosby m "Waikiki "Wedding,'' a South Sea Island film which comes to the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, this week.
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    CANADIAN ALLEGATION
    191 7 "German Coal Sold As Welsh" Toronto, Ontario. A boycott on goods manufactured m Germany is be'ng advocated by the Toronto council of the league against war and Fascism. "We are hitting especially at cotton gloves and ccal," Mr. A. Potter secretary, declared m an Interview. "Last year Canada
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    23 7 Bob Burns and Martha Raye also provide a touch of romance m "Waikiki Wedding," which opens at the Capitol Theatre, Singapore, this week
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    MOTHERS CRITICISED
    206 7 Doctors Are "Puppets In Their Hands" New York. Mothers who overfeed their babies were ieverely criticised by Dr. Thurman B. Given, a member of a medical milk commission at a joint conference of milk commissions and producers here. "The weighing scale is becoming uppermost m the minds of
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    SAGA OF ALASKAN WILDERNESS
    340 7 SAGA OF ALASKAN WILDE RNESS "TUNDRA TELLS A STRANGE AND THRILLING STORY "W'EVER before m the history of motion pictures have the dangers and grandeur of the great Alaska wild* rrn^s lyinwr north of the Yukon rive' been depicted by the camera on such a tremendous scale It has remained
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    WOMAN'S ORDEAL
    184 7 Four Years Among Savages 'By Air Maii> Sydney. pL-UR years of anxiety among 530 fierce natives on lonely Wai Us island, nrdway between Samoa and Fiji, ended for Mrs. S. G. Jones, wife pi a trading ag-nt on the Island, when Lhp. amved m Sydney for a lons
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    ONE DAY IN KANONG!
    2553 8  -  Ray Carr Our Short Story By "lIAVK a *.t'mk, Skipper," invited an elderly, florid-faced man as Blajdefl of the Hindustan entered that vessel's diminutive smoking room. 'Thanks! But I don't drink between ports.* 1 And with a smile the sailor, trim and cool m his white
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1833 9 STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES Q\ various occasions fara written m high prftise of the work of women- Thcr- are wants writers, women doctors, women m even, walk of life, doing- work as good as. and frequently much better than, that of men. We hear very little these days of the argument
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      51 9 Jmsjm^^m km ABOUT We too, feel considerably satisfaction m being 0^ able to offer our many customers the following selection of POULTRY and GAME TURKEYS. DUCKLINGS CAPONS. PIGEONS. PHEASANTS. CHICKENS. FOWI^. QUAIL. 'Phone Singapore: 5376 (4 lines). Kttli I umpur: 3330 (2 linc«K Ipoh: 110 and 111 lines). m^m^mmmm WPS
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    Seen & Heard
    248 10 Seen Heard Proud Parents. are Mr. and Mrs. F. E. A. Blackwood Sewell of their bouncing baby son born on August 3rd. and equally proud are Grandma and Grandpa Coleman and Grandma and Grandpa Blackwood Sewell for it is the first grandchild m bo h families. News of old friends
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1212 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By our woman correspondent rIE social gossip this week seems to be decider!:-, small but that I think. Is on account of the holiday. Lots of Singapore people wont away to the Hills and Highlands to apend a few days m the I and pleasant
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    Around the Shops
    1025 10 DRESTIGE still continues to receive j new gorgeous things and this week 'tis new evening gowns which captured my heart. They all seem quite contradictory m style as I told you m one of my previous articles, anything roes tins reason! and there are all kinds of
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      83 10 i )To Prevent or Cure j PRICKLY HEAT j I Use S j JACNESIA ANTISEPTIC DUSTING POWDER J j Daily j after the bath. Price 60 cents small box S $1.50 Family box j S i Obtainable from. all Chemists, Dispensaries Stores. I s A has just received camphorwood chests
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      114 10 aoroHiy more hair dressing and beauty treatments radium-vita cosmetics 18, battery road Ist floor phone 6995. JUST ARRIVED LATEST DESIGN LADIES' HAND- BAGS IN BOX-CALF LEATHER AND ALSO THE FAMOUS SWANK TIE CHAIN RETAINER WITH 5 INITIALS. AT THE NOVELTY STORE, I 161, North Bridge Road, Capitol Building. s s
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    NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and FRASER'S HILL
    1429 11 NOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and FRASER'S HILL AUGUST holiday week-end has one* more come and gone' and I have I been frantically searching for news i most 01 us I am sure, spend the holi- I day Up at Fraser's Hill or away at a holiday i of some description
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    305 11 THE general coosenus 1 of opinion of visitto Eraser's Hill for the August Bank Holiday was that the week-end had been really perfect, for the Clerk of the Weather undoubtedly seemed to real: c what had been expected oi him and produced his very best for
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    Short ' Waltz' Gown Latest Fashion For Evening
    403 11 Short Waltz' Gown Latest Fashion For Evening ONE of the daring new fa (titans which caused a sensation at this season's Paris opening wa the short evening frock. Some people were for them, others against them, but despite all the controversy, or perhaps because of ii. they became a definite
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    344 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, Aug., 8, 1937. LABOUR OR LEISURE rw\ c i > The p o- ion d that when raMy less such h'llclM ,r T iitiatlic:at ion is anese i turn of mind H m producing no more, the pa high less to gain bin hi If 1
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    63 13 Commemorating the 148th anniversa ry of the Fall of the Bastille in the French Revolution, a million workers, national and colonial troops with mechanised divisions passed through Paris in the great July demonstration. President Lebrun and King Carol of Rumania, who is visiting Paris, watched
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    90 16 To Be Taught In Schools In Yugoslavia Belgrade Mi Dobmoj Stoshevitch, the Minister of Education, himself a graduate of Cambridge, has ordered that the Fnglish language shall m future be taught m prammar schools m Yugoslavia. Hitherto. French and German 'rev?. compulsory lfin^.^tges, but instruction *n any other
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    WOMAN AS THIN AS A SHADOW!
    337 18 WOMAN AS THIN AS A SHADOW! Flesh-Forming Tablets Restored Her Health Many men and women all over the Straits are trying everything they can think ol m a vain endeavour to put on weight They eat feverishly, upset their sumachs with endless doses of nauseating Cod Liver Oil but a:l
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    273 18 New Research Plan NEW ZEALANDER FOR LONDON (By Air Mail) London, July 2<L A PPOINTMENT of Professor Allan G. B. Fisher of the University of Western Australia to the newly established Price Chair of International Economics at Chaltham House, London, headquarters of the Royal Institute of International
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    79 18 Vatican City. The Pope has decided to hold an inhibition of native Christ an art hi the Vatican, probably m 19*8 or 1939. Th e object is to show the varoai forms of expression taken by Christian end Catholic thought m the nrsslon fields, and to demonstrate
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    438 19 UNDISPUTED" SWAY MEN PLAYERS Ladies Not So Successful (By "Bandjera") rrHE results of the badminton 6*etion or' the Malayan Chinese Olympiad held at the Happy World during the August bank holidays leave one m no doubt as to Singapore's undisputed sway m the badminton world of
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    2847 20 The August Bank Holiday Sporting Carnival F.M.S. Score Was A Record And So Was Colony's Last Wicket Partnership Malayan Tennis Champion ships Miss SansonVs Fine Feat The AlUMalayan Chinese Olympiad A General Review Why Not An AllMalayar Meeting For ill-Comers? C icket Season Ending. (By
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    388 20 (Continued from page 11) entries received may be considered a* very satisfactory. It is understood that all the five events men's singles and double.*. women's singles and doubles and m x ed doubles as originally arranged, will be held. FINANCIAL SUPPORT Financially, the committee of management should have
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    1408 21 SINGAPORE STATION ON 225 METRES r*< N programmer B M.B.C. coining week: TO-DAY 11 30 a m Orchestral Concert played fanglin Club Orchestra, undei the direction of Rex Allen. Relayed from Tangttn Club: Overture, ut,"' Soppe; Waltz. ••Southern Strauss; Fantaisie. •Rigoletto." Verdi; Selection. "A Country
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    LAWN BOWLS
    166 21 Ties In Championship Tournaments JHE following ties m the S.C.C law.i bowls championship tournament have been arranged: Monday. Championship Singles: W M. Edwards vs D. Sturrock Championship Doubles: T B Rogers and J. Riley v s W Williams and J Philip; Capt. E. R Maple.s and F H.
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    JOLLILADS A.U.
    86 21 A committee meeting oi the JoUltods Athletic Union will be held at vhe residence of Mr Must an Serang, ?0. Chens Chfok St. to-day at 10 a.m. Jollilads team vs. the Marine 2nd XI. at unocer to-day. at Pulau Brani. (Players should bo at the Master Attendant's Pier
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      202 21 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. As Messrs. C. C. Wakefield Co., Ltd., understand, there are at present on the Singapore market, certain supplies of Wakefleld Castrol "R" Oil which have been imported into Malaya without their authority, and which represent stocks surplus to a foreign government's requirements, the motoring public requiring
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      338 21 SATURDAY'S MARKEi POSITION Report By Fraser And Company Singapore, Aug. 7. TIN three months £266.15.0 up 15 Conditions on the London Stock Exchange yesterday were reported as having been buoyant, and tin 'shares according to cables received are firmer. LocaV ihe market m tin shares appears rath r quieter this
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    THREE SINGAPORE ATHLETIC SPORTS MEETINGS
    674 22 COMMEMORATION OF THE CORONATION INNOVATIONS AT THE A.P.C. SPORTS Singapore. Saturday. ALAKGK gatb-'riog of employees, then fam lies and friends attended the A.P.C. Sports Club Coronation afblflic meeting held this afternoon on the company's Paya Lebar sports ground. In threatening weather the programme progressed satisfactorily
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    HIGH JUMP RECORD
    30 22 Stockholm, Aug. *3. Melvyn Walker. United States, broke the world high jump record with 203 centimetres. The previous besi was 207 centimetres put up by Johnson. Rcuter.
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    CAIRNHILL GIRLS' SCHOOL
    191 22 An Enjoyable Sports Meeting Singapore, Saturday. JT was games day for the pupils of the Singapore Chinese Girls' School this ofternoon. At the school grounds m Cairnhill Road, they performed Morris Dance.?, the Hornpipe and Folk and Maypole Dances. A programme of 19 events was carried out
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    SELECT B.P.
    46 22 The following will represent Select I -P. against Rex B.P. to-day at the nrmer's court at 3 p.m. m a return friendly:— Lye Swee Peng, Yap Chin lee T. Rajoo, Tan See Jong, and the Misses Ng Son Moui and Chuan Ngai Men 5.
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    WEARNE BROS. CLUB
    622 22 WEARNE BROS. CLUB SPORTS DAY Successful Meeting At Jalan Besar Singapore, Saturday. yERY keen rivalry was m evidence at the annual athletic meeting of the Wearne Brothers Ltd. Sports Club, held to-day under ideal weather conditions at the Jalan Besar Stadium. Among the large gathering present were Mr. F. F.
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    Malayan Chinese Notes
    1617 22 Reflection? On The Olympiad: Its Usefulness— Mr. hoo's Exam _lnterest e p| Of The hinese Government In The Sports Szechuan Famine Sufferers To Be Given Work 1 ClamVhness? Does Such A Thiii^ Exist In Malaya? (By Our Chinese Tor respondent) SINGAPORE was "hivaaed'' last J week-end by,
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    CLERICAL UNION HOCKEY
    48 22 Clerical Union i o*ir hockey art' r< 'quested -d hneWy names and addrc: '''^JaTlO, captain, Mr C\ < ?f m bers Canton Street. S .-Tracti* are invited to turn up for tne i« gt pune on Wedpj clay, nth al P" 1 i the Union* ground.
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    SINGAPORE WINS MALAYA CUP SOCCER FINAL
    83 23 HOLDERS GIVEN A SURPRISE BIG CROWD WITNESSES EPIC STRUGGLE TM Malaya Cap final between Singapore and Selangor proved a most thrilling same. It was played before one of the largest crowds ever seen at Kuala Lumpur Stadium. Both sidvs were m fine fettle. Selangor
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE BEAT S.C.C.
    464 23 Cricket Match At Bukit Timah Singapore. Saturday THE cricket match between the S.C v and the Raffles College which v. played at the College ground tfciS tfternoon, ended m a win to the Cai Iffcmns by 100 runs. RAFFLES COLLEGE Sco: C. Tauraisingham b Pearse 61
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    S'PGRE BADMINTON
    458 23 Championship Ties At Clerical Union Singapore, Saturday TOUR more ties were placed, Uib afternoon m the junior section o| the Singapore badminton championships. As usual the venue f»i the game was the gymnasium hall of the Clerical Union. The ope.-i; tie was a 3&gi~s match between cv^ Keng
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    JOHORE SOCCER
    88 23 (rrom 0: Own Correspondent j T^ ihru. Au«>. o. HE T an Malay School. Jchoro Bfthr >&{?. Tlnggi Mi-.- p~'--...., evrn mual 1 wtbnl] com,petit 41., fee m height and „>■,. o The purtc was very Interesting and J- Ct T >ened tbo sro^-f m th€ M half
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    Y.W.C.A . TENNIS
    234 23 Y.W.C.A TENNIS Tournament Results And Ties RESULTS m the Y.W.C.A. Sports Clu'^ Lown Tennis tournament are as follows: MTXED DOUBLES: Mis? E. Smiin and Dr. C. Smith beat Miss N. Chia and I Mr. R. Chia B—6. 6—2: Miss Tay and IMr J Manasseh beat Mr. and Mrs I Norris
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    Expansion Of Singapore Golf Club
    786 23 A LOCAL BEAUTY SPOT ATBUKSTTItVIAH Growing Needs Of Members (Hy a S.aff Reporter) /YXIC of the hi'-du\y spo'.s b| S I.re, no: known to thousand* Ol Sinpin roa:>s, lies tucked :.\v.iy en the border* of tht Itcßtichw IU senroir In Pukit Ti-r.iih. It is ih
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    3 23 H.M.S Malaya Cup.
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    CLARKE SHIELD SOCCER
    439 23 RAFFLES INST. j Past Beat Present Boys Singapore, Saturday. FOR the second time m succession, the Past Xc files' a us wen the annual footbaU match for the Clxrke Shield. To-day's game was played on Raffles Institution ground before a fair gathering. Kicking off, the schoolboys attackei,
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    122 23 Results In The District Championships (From Our (htm Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Aug. THE following are the results of the matches flayed yesterday on the Ayer Mcleh School courts m the Johore Bahru District Badminton Championships Junior Singles: Tambalr (Dapat) beat Mohained Khalld (Pontian) ij-7, 15-13. Si iw Teng
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    SINGAPORE MALAYALEE ASSN.
    67 23 At 'the annual general meeting of the Singapore Malayalee Association, the follov/ing office -bearers were elected for the year. President, Mr. K. S. Pillay; vicepresident, M. K. Sodax; general secre tary, Mr. K. M. Kannampillay: treasurer, Mr. B. Victor; .iports secretary, M. Sextus Fernandez; literary secretary, Mr.
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    35 23 A view of the Singapore G. C. club house. The rattan chick.s y v:\ u; to be replaced by large windows ana doors of coloured glazed glass. Inset: Capt. Clements, secre'ary of the Club. Tribune
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    MIDDS BAT FIRST ON PADANG
    351 23 Two-Day Match With Cricket Club i Singapore, Saturday. A SPLENDID innings of 90 not out by J. L. Slade. all Malaya and Cckny batsman, and a three figure partnership betwetn him and Gailiard for the first wicket, enabled the S.C.C. to sain a commanding advantage
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    SCHOOL SPORTS
    261 23 Wellington E.S. Term Closes AN enjoyable sports meeting held m thii Wellington English School grounds brought to a close the second term o£ the year. The following were the results: Egg and Spoon Relay Race (C): Ist. Raleigh House, 2nd. Drake House. Balancing Relay <B): Ist. Nelson House,
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    AMATEUR S.A.
    37 23 At the third monthly general me: ing of the members of the Amateur Sporting Association Mr. Ang Ten£ Kee and Mr. Ching Keng Choy were elected Vice-Pre-sident and Committee member respectively, for the year 1937.
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    THE ALHAMBRA
    150 23 Fine Double Feature Attraction Singapore, Saturday. ANOTHER excellent double feature pro- gramme was shown at the Alhambra Iheatre to-day with the presentation of "Breezing Home" and California Straight Ahead." "Breezing Home" sees forth the struggle of too many sweethearts. A millionaiiess, owning a string of horses, falls ai
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    ROAD FATALITY
    84 23 Johore Bahru, Aug. 7. AS a result of a fatal accident which occurred near the entrance to the Johore Bahru General Hospical yesterday, Inche Samir bin Haji Omar was charged before Sheik Abubakar, second Magistrate, Johore Bahru, this morning, with causing the death of a Chinese cyclist at
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