Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 19 June 1938

Microfilm: NL1452
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    20 1 The Sunday Tribune 6 NoAFD SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 1938. FIVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 19, 193s
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    10,000, Beyond Hope Of Rescue, Are Doomed To Die In China Floods
    580 1 i®ooo In Danger: Water Zeads 400 More Miles |\USHINC waters of the Honan flood area, carrying all before them, have swept through four hundred square miles more of territory m the last 24 hours, and have brought devastation
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    123 1 MUb* floO<^ caused 'iiitfjtia? of the dyke* hue assumed dangcrlyrrwm tat have ah<> r<€ert of holding up the mm ttriXt on Hankow IP** 5 Japanese are inline tKing fed from I SPAM BjpjT rejoiced when troops entered I u a l erce r nc uu I Republicans. The I ■b&Kuiah
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    AND IN SINGAPORE
    38 1 J '^to*^**!!-. v ,v '"otorists sudderly, but will be H ti*^ o' 1^ 1 1 uIU be iwAtd U paik for more *de win 5 s a -n». and ..V p.m. and parking on Ihe
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    NAVAL BASE COOLIE LINES
    25 1 NAVAL BASE COOLIE LINES This picture, just received ironi the Singapore Naval Base, gives a view of th<? new permanent coolie lines for single employees.
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    CAN RUSSIA HELP CHINA ?
    272 1 CAN R USSIA HELP CHINA 'Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter, "RESPITE the fact that disturbances on the Continent have subsided, the political situation m Europe is not stable enough to permit of Russia helping China m the way sh* 3 is prepared to," said a white Russian who is staying m
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    U.S. TO SHOW NAVAL MIGHT TO EUROPEAN DICTATORS?
    151 1 New York, June LB. THE Navy Department is preparing extensive fleet manoeuvres m 1 the Atlantic early this summer, states the New York Times Washington correspondent who understands that the operations wi! extend to a point midway between Europe and the United
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    MILKMEN CAUSE TROUBLE
    95 1 MILKMEN CAUSE TROUBLE 'From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Friday. lUIIEN two Bengalee milk yen- dors were produced at the police court en a charge of fighting m public, Inspector Hunt, the prosecuting officer, m asking the accused be bound ever to keep the peace, said that the milk vendors m
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    Death Of U.S. Senator
    33 1 A KEUTER message from Washington, dated June 18, reports the death of Senator Copeland, who was j an unsuccessful candidate for the j mayoralty of New York last year.
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    Malacca Water "Highest Quality"
    109 1 Ma lacca Wa te r "Highest Quality" 'Fro?!: Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Saturday "After the installation of the flltr?t«on plain, which has cost the Municipality a r»ood sum cl" money, our water now is of the highest duality ?nd I ira'nt to make this public," said the Hon Mr G
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    48 1 London, Tutu- 18. Queer Mary, who is staying m Essex, paid a visit yesterday, with Princess Alice the Countess of Athlone, and Lady Byng. to a new hall at Boreham near Chelnisford, once a country m insion of Kiivs and Queens ard now a convent.— British Official Wireless
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    SHE'S IN A NEW ROLE
    40 1 Mary Carlisle, who plays the lead *»p i»ositc Lloyd Nola?i m "lluntrd !X!«-n." has been assigned to the lieu- \V. C. Fields starring product ion, "Behind the I ij;ht B.i!V wh'ty h I'aramxnnt VviM make.
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    Nationalist Advance Checked
    54 1 Barcelona. June 18 XJOTWITHSTANDING the fall Of CaslM tellon and the end of the resistance of the forty-third "lost" division m the Pyrenees, the Republicans are fighting back. On the Mediterranean front, toe Nationalist advance appears to be checked along the river Mi.jares at VUlareal and between
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    "Six Days Shult Thou Jazz"
    45 2 "Six Days Shult Thou Jazz" New toiuinaiidm»*ri| ftf Af.i iiir visitors •Si* ilt»v. sluil MNBkM .sun t!a> rUHHW ii»i,l.»'. duimir i ■as iitc fi ouiiililol Ci. I. Kf .ikrs. IJi]>ul,v >l:tv«»r si :\\\a ay. #l l Ha- Health and t onit-rt -in-*- it i (,rqu.i\
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    29 2 A scene fron the Columbia film 'Tiieo<iovo *;<»;-s Wil'-l* 1 wfi'uli \va: been l« nt >i iht Char^iy Mati n < July I r ai«l pita! Matinee begins :it 5.30
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    NEUTRAL BODY TO STUDY SPAIN BOMBING
    186 2 London, June 18. PI-:<HiKi:ss is being made with the proposal launched by the British Gov~ uu ;t for a small neutral international Commission, consisting of competent Queers, to investigate any cases that might occur m Sppin oi hojnbin »»f imu-inilitarv objectives. The proposal is
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    KING & QUEEN HEAR ORGAN RECITAL
    72 2 KING QUEEN HEAR ORGAN RECITAL London, June 18 r rilftiß Majesties, the King and Queen. A with the Duke and Duchess of Kent, teas Rayal the Earl o? Harewood other guests m their Ascot house pa t. walked from the private aparts oi Windsor Castle, last night, to s: George's
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    Sailors Dance But Not The Hornpipe !
    93 2 Sailors Dance But Not The Hornpipe Singapore, Saturday Sailors do care! "Modern men of the sea are particular about their entertainment. They prefer whist drives and sedate dances to the oin and bitters oi yesteryear. In 1937 more than 11,000 sailors attended dances and social evenings arranged by the Singapore
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    GERMANY'S AIR FORCE: THE TRUTH ABOUT ITS MIGHT
    1005 2 And How Goering Has Made it ||O\v DID GERMANY ACHIEVE HER GREAT AIR REARMAMENT? FIVE YEARS AGO SHE HAD BITT A PEW HUNDRED AEUOI'LANES— MAXY OF THEM OUT OF DATE. Y*T DURING PARLIAMENT'S DEHATE RECENTLY OX BRITAIN'S AIF FORCE, LORD LOTHIAN s.\ll>
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    UNKNOWN
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    Singapore Watch For Smallpox
    243 2 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) ALL passengers on ships from China are bein^ held at St. John's for at least two days by port officials, who are taking every possible precaution to ensun. that the smallpox incidence m Hon«koftg docs not roach Malaya. Port health authorities toki
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    UNKNOWN
    57 2 Sin^aptK m QTAICD to be tbelm kind, a Thintte J»m| Chan Mi Wah was I j Magistrate, this raorn« j I? Fig i wo fn»h li?bt I causir." them unnerts* j I i Hi,, nip? flshtfos 5C j the chargi- toe Ah Wah. th? c?* *J June 23. for
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    UNKNOWN
    43 2 When Mr C w JJJ?J| i c Mr F V I I •rate thi^ monw^i j drunk and &**ZM a«d that he Wd £MJ !v- i :tal aftf: I f r jb, and Uw^ nr ore. to ease \t*P+ f Twelve Year
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    NEW NAVAL BASE HOUSES
    22 2 NEW NAVAL BASE HOUSES A new picture of the houses th^t have just been completed for sfßeeti t( the Singapore VavaL base.
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      99 2 HOUSED RESIDENTIAL ESTA- i /i. ill. LOCATION IN KATONG EXCELLENT CUISINE 'C\. WiY ROOMS WITH rHROOMS ATTACHED OWN SITTING ROOM FACING SEA. .:Vi!l!N(i I'.U.AK. TENNIS, GARA< TELEPHONE 5553. PRACIirE LIMITED TO THK i:ye. \lu ir ajioinulies irossed eyes. 7^-^^^^ win plicated case-* i Uji'"'^/ of defective s<^ vision. x'T^'^ GLASSES
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      35 2 HAVE YOUR NEW SUITS MADE BY EXPERT TAILORS M ODER A TE PRICES W& LATEST WOOLLEN AND f'ALM HE AC II SUITINGS ALWAYS IN STOCK. i \i in:* <. to. 23-5. COLEMAN ST., TEL. 3375. .SINGAPORE.
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    BM.B.C. And Indian Broadcasts
    383 3 TWO POINTS OF VIEW f Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter/ I J^RE Sunday Tribune to-day publishes without comment two j sides of the controversy that is now I raging ir. Singapore about the discontinuation of music broadcasts for Indian listeners. An Indian listener «ives his side d
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    PENANG WIFE'S AIR DASH TO INJURED HUSBAND
    88 3 I FDFDF Hr. Smith is an accountant mi Dublin Estate, Kedah. On ihu; d;.\ last he was a passengca m a cai driven by Mr. j. i. assistant on the ..< It appears Mr. Scott i\as driving Mr. Smith home to liubi: Estate
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    Strike Loses S'pore Shops $100,000 of Gens Trade
    157 3 Strike Loses S'pore Shops $100,000 of Gens Trade business to reBks rtnhe of -ikTV -day. dred small jewellery Kwh wm and North have been affected. fafcifceJ»»» r«« ained open Kmdfff. customers were te, t!) u!d not nnme(Mipiied with as all diaI \i torkers had Jowned. Ljf jlnbune reporter, a leadinj*
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    S. A. D. C. Move Into New Headquarters Soon
    276 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) HOUSED tor a number cf years m various local bungalows, the Singapore \ivtteur Diamatic Club, which has been responsible for the production f i several stage shows, will move into new headquarters i ext month. A room
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    B.M.B.C. CHIEF
    8 3 MANAGER DI'MERESQUE "iHd'an niusic not justified
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    R. A. F. FLYING BOAT WIVING
    30 3 R. A. F. F LYING BOAT WIVING 9 announcement I Ministry, th, I Britain's I which is pro--4 "Upore. has left Karam%%* J** Tribune dis- j 5^ g*g w expected
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    UNKNOWN
    11 3 Pl c Saturda-. S nft dead."" c Wtnl ho»- j
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    CHINA'S NEW CURRENCY MOVE RUMOURS
    61 3 Hong kong juneFDFD sources believe the Chinese Government will not repudiate the old-notes as ii. n ls Hankow i.s not captured ll »t if lhf» capital falls an official statement may be expected de- daring the old currency valueless. Meanwhile it is believed the new
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    SOLDIERS AND TRIBESMEN KILLED
    75 3 Simla, June 18. i IN the face of sharp opposition Trom a column of tribesmen, about 300 strong, a brigade carried out repairs to the water suuply works at Mamirogha, north-west Waziristan. The water supply machinery was recently damaged by the tribesmen. Four Indian soldiers were
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    Is He The Naughty Hubby ?
    29 3 Is He The Naughty Hubby |fr. Carl Lawson, producing and playing m "The Naughty Wife" Story o f S.A.D.C.'s new headquarters is a i the foot of this page.
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    SINGAPORE MAY HAVE SOME NEW-STYLE 'OLD BOYS' SOON
    286 3 SINGAPORE MA Y HAV E SOME NEW-STYLE 'OLD BOYS' SOON WHEN IS A GIRL NOT A GIRL? (Sunday Tribune Stafl Reporter) YjAKJXt; o!d boys »f old jrirl.s lg tfce vvoi k I cynic. It also hears the stamp 0# a Chest«-» -ion. but a Chesterton lef 1 haafrmg m the
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    18 Convictions
    52 3 Singapore, Saturday With 18 previous convictions again? i him, Mohd. Haji Myd.in was sentenced this morning by Mr. H. A. Forrer. the District Judge, Criminal District Court, to four months' rigorous imprisonment, to be followed by 12 months police supervision, for stealing a coat from a house m
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      324 3 mis-led/ W;i&'Jj^^ J S&-~ i^»^ VC'hen you go to buy Madcan Brand Stomach Powder make surf tesM^^BSß^^ /^^"^B^BB r^ lat ou are rea^>' g° ltm B tne powder manufactured by Macleans l^ f m^ al^ ons arc being sold to-day claiming to be made accord m S t0 one or
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    PARIS NOT ON THE SEINE
    231 4 PARIS NOT ON THE SEINE PARISIANS have been informed that Paris is not on the Seine, but thtv have received the news with equanimity. It b If. Ailard. eminent French Ist and neoerapher, who has put the Parisians right and tola them that the river which flows oeneath the thirty-two
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    HOLIDAYS — 3s 6d A Day
    168 4 HOLIDAYS 3s 6d A Day THE new official list of hotels issued by the Centre National d'Expansion dv Tourisme, Paris, contains a number of hotels and boarding houses offering: terms for a stay of two to three weeks at 30 to 40 francs a day. With the pound, sterling exchanging
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      226 4 JALHAMBRA EHS" PE3 I \\L AS A DIARY DRAMATIC AS A BOMBSHELL PRESENT THIS SOUL STIRRING STORY rvVßfl P^ jj'ij V<M HEAR t THROBBING k* SMllJllliPlMlllHK^ m 0F A f 1 f pi WOMAN'S '^ffij L^ HEART, SEE A mi*> MOTHERS JfcV V SOUL :V| Si n g S STRIPPED
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      232 4 Follow the Crowds to the Popular Show? i-\\-^ f^y-'Tjjfjm, You'll be charmed by her mkh^ Thrill hearing her sing and i^^^P s^^| ''HER JUNGLE LOVE" I IL-I> JOi! I— 1— \S V I— with RAY MILLAND and LARGE CAST PAVILION THE SPICIEST BREEZIEST MOST TUNEFUL FILM HE'S EVER MADE jack
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      175 4 TWO GREAT STARJ <i> \\JT7?^^this \vki:k-f;m)s h aWiest f\t^S>BS 1 p x\ i l i n "^^i^W If Happened OneM^XNJ a ___________O^A_PAßKßENr H H ffl^ ___|_______L_JLZ _______L________J__L-_________| IRLyfliMxß^K,*-' -.-38? raRH^I _q______________________________PJllHklqo*"_, 1 -V. o«E X^**~ vxc v^h^^l B ____H!|i!PP_PVPl___P^^S__k ;^S^ %S _____________j______K< K. 4- t__ I___E Jml^^^^^^ ____E__i§i^^^^^i^ii______BP^^______r^fli^io^^fl&^ 4 UtOi
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    This Is What The Stars Do When There's
    68 5 This Is What The Stars Do When There's- Billie Burke, Me t r o Goldwyn Mayer actress prefers the old lashioned hoi weather delicacy iced cream cones Cliff Edward^ emßa for Mie larffpsl slice of iced melon m the Studio Commissary, and, (right) Charles Grapewin advises iced water mostly ice.
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    Noel Barber Tells You –
    61 5 Noel Barber Tells You n mi n pl'turos which only goes t<> Sllbhya I"'' < h n! > hot r untrv m a bowt the P-«>pl" "ho pester U w'th inventions. Stars— fal salari— are a ready target far .erinKi^t noti-n<. toe sad !ittlc story vi a man w tea
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    A HEAT-WAVE IN HOLLYWOOD
    1268 5 l^fltt H*' wood cMtter I w.to*« k h sn p I cleaned by m> I fc^ives who are I, tali d'SK uLsed as IJ,, lie borne of the HollyIL ailtakea peek at the I itf-wave pictures disI "tfltfr about the top of I You'd think somebody'd
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    OKAY OR K. O.?
    83 5 Carole Lombard and Frederic March seem to bo having an argument m this scene iroin "Nothing Sacred", new Technitclour flick that should be worth seeing. March is a new-style reporter who sits m beautiI v 1 streamlined cba'rs, wten Carole isn't knocking: him about. He should
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    FILM STARDUST FROM HOLLYWOOD'S MILKY WAY
    275 5 FILM STARDUST FROM HOLLYWOOD'S MILKY WAY BIGGEST herd of alligators ever show* v on the screen are' us^d m Parcmount's "Hor Jungle Love" m which 267 of the reptiles appear. pLANNED as a starring vehicle i<>r Franciska Gaal, Paramount has purchased "Soubrette" a new unproduced play by Jacques Deval, author
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    This Should Make You Whistle
    28 5 Part the best part of a scene from "This'll Make You Whistle", Columbia film comins: soon to the Pavilion. Star is Jack Buchanan.
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      97 5 I 4 OK Rosy cheeks, sparkling eyes, a V^^Td?^" BBH'UIVI/f"!" clear smooth skin aIJ A W;# A* m*t\nW 1.-1 these come irom perfect inner FT x \**f/U II I r II cleanliness. Enjoy a Casi La y.\ I■■ phene chocolate Laxative Jf^ aild tablet now and again fis^ Wu mm
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      317 5 Gain Weight— A Pound a Day New, Easy A^ New Discovery Direct from Hollywood Builds Rich, Red Blocd, Strong Nerves and Aids Glands Are you Thin, Rnn-Down, Nervous, On- fj^rwfight. Lacking m EJnerpy, or BufferIng from Pimples f >r a }'nl<\ Muddy Com- tite. 7. Build troi i pl^xlon? If
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    DARED NOT EAT FOOD HE FANCIED
    161 6 Tutil He Discovered Chardox that bee It **<* There a a i fl Chai Chardox ivated chai which to-da] fancy without leaf i I painful ffed Read this •I had Chardox a great n iel I trouble I hare been ha; i I eatlm
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    MALAYA SWEPT BY NEW CRAZE
    577 6 Harmonica Bands Being Formed AT the moment, Malaya is being: swept by a new craze— playing the Harmonica. In view of the keen interest shown by all young people i r both sexes, the Sunday IWbune intends publishing regularly notes and news of interest to
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    Summer Ski-ing In France
    89 6 Winter sports m June can be indulged m many parts of France. The French government is at present eonsiderlSg a Scheme for subsiding special rail tracks for taking- ski-ers to the higher snowfields m the neighbourhood of Chamonix, so that they can Indulge m their favourite
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    £20,000,000 WIDOW WEDS
    137 6 f|NE of the wealthiest widows m ihv uorld M v has a fortune of nor* than 120.000,000 inhe ll band m 1925. is to marr\ one of the world's ttM n Nicholson, a financier. The place of the ceremony ha I kept secret. Mrs. Taylor restricted her-
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    SAID THANKS WON FATHER
    46 6 A GRIMSRY dinner with ni7S*» And f rTnvoffi I? their £> Harold, u rhis so imprtart lhai he decided v This story was IJS celebration «f i. JT S Bromley, who is n^ and lives m Ni^ru aged fift^n. b s^ B*^8 orphanage.
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    Gaoler Calls Von Cram At 7 a. m. To Eat Rye Bread
    207 6 Berlin. pARON GOTTFRIED VON CRAMM, 28-year-old tennis star and X German Davis Cup player since 1932, snent his first day as convicted nun, m Berlin's Ploeteensee priaiM He was sentenced recently to a year'; imprisonment on charges of
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    Men Kill Nazi Guard Flee Cape
    71 6 Men Kill Nazi Guard Flee Cape H THE first revolt known ukm (in-red m a conceatalN < is i( (Muted from Weiittr Two prisoners at Buctemi* working outside the camp sag supervision of a gua:cl WWfefc was turnln; killed him \vi Both prirc.ins escaped, ussg them the guard m and
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      251 6 d^j O•A M O M I DIAMOND SPIRAL SPRING MATTRESS Sturdy all Steel construction— rusiproofed. Open visible springs harbour no insects. w =r Promotes Healthy Sleep Heasonably Priced By conforming to the shape of the body It fives even support— keeps file Spine Straight. Recommended by Health Auttiofitles. Extremely comfortable
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      109 6 Lose Fat Secret Method Discovered By Hollywood Cinema Stars Now Obtainable at Chemists A sf«fe, secret method <">r reducing ugrly fai lius been discovered by a California physician m prescribing to the famous i'iiitin:t stars of Hollywood. This discovt ry, called Pormode, Quickly ami safely dissolves ugly fat r> pounds
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    LETHARGIC ?
    918 7 LETHARGIC Are Coloniel Government X 1 \^o-vj£^ur~ B( toveramenta Iftune I The question the cir+m*nt Secretary jyg^ m which concern was Md regarding the need for I -pops to be taken to meet fe'aflgiog requirements of ptaveds" the Colonies. T jt Sunday's Reuter cable on I 1W response on the
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    notheing " Snoopy " about OUr King & Queen
    271 7 notheing Snoopy about OUr King Queen WHAT are the grouses of Malaya's public? To mention but a tVw we have serious complaint, nbout EDUCATION (the need for a university), UNEMPLOYMENT, SOCIAL PROBLEMS. Vernal AIR MAIL DEVELOPMENT, real procrastination m the matter of AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS, a real grievance on the
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      18 7 MALAYA THINKS HER GOVERNMENT LETHARGIC ABOUTB^tlfcieatioii 1 flaemploYiiicßiti Itailivavs St-x i*r»i»S«'iH*» oiiimiiiaiciiiiuiift A. It. I*. •Junior Civil Servants
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      113 7 J sJ A y I! fe yj^^ On sultry day.s the mere sight of a large hot joint will otten Cooked Corned Silverdestroy appetite. COLD COOKED l>rt sed Beef > v r a t c Cmtked Ham, Windsor make a pleasant and Sausage Pressed Ox contrast, and win be tnucn
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    THIS WEEK'S SHORT STORY
    195 8 *«W7< STHER!" A nv.!:'s cc ■T, hoarse with fatigue and fear, called her name. The window swung wide open; a girfs jrrave face looked down. Th<moonlight touched her eye*, still and p a darll waters, softened the curves of her youncf mouth, and rounded tb« outline
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    FOR LOVe OF EXTHER
    1510 8 FOR L O V e OF EXTHER over m the Warren woods. I had to come for help. It wa.sn't my fault— l tell you— it Upstairs she dressed herself quickly did up a packet of soft linen for bandages, and stole down once more to where sullen and frightened,
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    By Margaret Hamilton
    267 8 By Margaret Hamilton Meanwhile Mars* sive figure lood 7 n t was remanSedT^^a •cit :.r' 5 urient atl *l 1 r out en ban rc B i^i Cap am Warren died »h I favour cf the sk£ dressed the wound. a^ajLJ** tion by his staieir, rare. Captain Warren «S tig:
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      412 8 SCRATCH-PROOF POINT \M\ OF PLATINUM AND GOLD A Howe Without GLASS is like aPen without ffl Parker Vacumatic ta' The Parker Vacumatic is a modern Point and new self-governed ink fc: gs§/ marvel that lifts pen making and flow. jg^^Sf writing out of the dark age of "blind" A revolutionary
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      68 8 A I* DIAMOND" BED C 5 A GIFT OF GIFTS TO HOME MAKERS The bedstead is the centre ol the home. Price, bcautyjiuid endurance should be considered. On comparison of these three qualities. DIAMOND bed* cidbol be «qualUdi DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO LTD GOi KRnPONG eaunu rood N C /=X
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      109 8 BEgi^ fl 188 9 Good for your Toofi# f When Baby's first tiny tooth te due nothhig that will delight him mon on Baked to just the right degree of firm the Jjaf and rrunch, Ovaltine' s J^Sj^y and ej^r -a ccssaTy to brtrg each little tooth ea*i> Lhrough the
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    COOSE RAISING IN MALAYA
    394 9 p 4 y/jVG BUSINESS does not receive the attention by J that the business warrants. c the natural habitat of the goose; m fact, undings but the rubber or cocoanut kebon ooose raising for the markets m Singapore -ere a paying proposition. Twenty eggs is considered
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    CHINAS UNITED FRONT
    92 9 A battalion of Lolos, aborigines of the frontier provinces of China, is new m Chengtu, Szechuan, on its way to Chungking, the war-time capital of the Republic, to be inspected by the recroiting officers of the Military Commission before being dispatched to the front for active service.
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    FEEDING & MARKETING
    690 9 FEEDING MARKETING H* vtajr-i are: First, free i an abundance of fiS¥s k*£ little Is a good pric* 3* '"Ji T markets and llw ctefiSnTbrectls of see*WjJJtobden, Airicun and W*±* Goose really a cross Chinese and Toulo,u>,- j ttf a« large, lately birds v and carnage of Ou fert'i cclour
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    UNKNOWN
    4 9 Wheather do you
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      337 9 POULTRY NOTES By John G. Brernan, V.D./W, C.P.E., C/T. Prop. "The Laying Hen' 11") Orchard Road Singapore. ImS? cl"^* iyy* 1 arge size^^ B^™ HB^^^^* Boz. 65 cts Ask for ANDREWS m the NEW CMALL SIZF IS ECONOMY TINS containing the jm^*«fcß SAME QUANTITY as the former 4oz 35 cts
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    THE GOVERNMENT HOUSE "AT HOME"
    1283 10 Looking Back On WHITE gloves, long sweeping gowns and picture hats of broad brim, the order for garden parties days were discarded by the men who attended the "A .c grten by H. E. the Governor en the occasion of the birthday of Hi- Majesty
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    Bond Street Displays Lome lo Singapore Shops
    1522 10 Bond Street Displays Lome lo Singapore Shops BELIEVE it or not, there exists In 1 Singapore a shop that stocks ad- 1 vance models from London. Its nameis you may guess is Aux Chat Noir, and it is a pleasant consolation to think that we, who live m Singapore thou
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    Seen And Herad
    51 10 In LondonT Sir *£?isv Mrs. uL5*J* On the road to tt,.^ General Hospiu, ation on his nc*Ufl on J^ London-be her younger son to I Mrs. A?!? v, ho AJs« homewaf(j are Mr. and Mrv c Mr. and Mrs M I Mrs-R. S Clem;,,' Collings-cn the (V
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      76 10 wPRISCILLA LTD-J. PURE SILK HOSIERY j S SALE i FOR ONE WEEK ONLY TFL. 3335 61, Stamford Road. -A "CHRISTIE" I GRAND SALE WILL COMMENCE JUNE 20th. 20 to 50 per cent, reduction TO MAKE A ROOM FOR OUR NEW SHIPMENT WE GIVE YOU THIS OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN GOOD IHINGS
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      53 10 ELSIE MARY Late of London for Day Evening Gowns Designed by MADAME PAGE at "Rodney House" 2 Battery Road. Prices Remain $s— s3o. /I 8^)fl«w Invites you to visit her saloon and see th 2 prettiest afternoon dresses and the most gorgeous evening gowns, all the latest styles from Paris.
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      63 10 Something to crow about MARINA 2nd. Floor Rodney House. Where the smartest clothes can be Dought for all occasions at the most reasonable price. TO£Mi)£?ft££ Unusual designs m Negligees Nighties and Dressing Gowns. Small stock just received. 18, Battery Road, Ist floor. Phone 7143. PALAIS des MODES 12-A, CAPITOL BLDG.
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      94 10 -=SENTOSA= 61, STEVENS RD. Renowned lesidential establishment situated on 5 acres of elevated and well-kept grounds. Fnat class FOOD. (Cold Storage supplies). Highly recommended by past and nrfsent residents. Extra large rooms with longbath, shower, ve?Sidah own entrance and o:her cUstinctive features. Free garages, syces' qrs. Tennis. Badminton. PHONE 4132.
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      78 10 4ff^ HERE IS THE OPPORTUNITY y^^^k YOr HAVE BEEN ASKING FOB %0 s~ I MAYNARD'S \K v_A July 6to August 5 ELIZABETH ARDES I YOL AN EXFFRT j FROM HER I LONDON SALON I K/fil 5 T0 GIVF I VI ADVICE r ANO I TREA TMEXTS PHONE 6115. SPORTS SOTJ^S^
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    MANY VISITORS AND GLORIOUS WEATHER
    485 11 - Oil JjuomjlL Ad weather continues. f t .eekeaeh day has possible, more glorious S Durin* the week-end ;ime up and a liv, nrevaiiedirthday the Union at St. Margaret's children santr the i Anthem and saluted the %Sj,«nfa they MBg patno- I and visitors on the
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    ALL KUALA LUMPUR AT RESIDENCY GARDEN PARTY
    575 11 \g nek's activities began on "Mv when the British Resile a Hon. Mr. S. W. Jones, enterskU guests at a Garden Party at llttfacy. :*raoon was fine, though hot, 2« was a pleasing diSDlay of getHts. Although long nlmsy an «th picture hats
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      13 11 *«*>%, London. *PER T bkEs^AKER and x m u a# I Wear. r*^. Road,
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      31 11 BATH LUXURIES. V^ |j SOAPS I 3 I X DUSTING POWDERS' W DFil CRYSTALS. MJQLUm essence. For Men SHAVING SOAP BOWLS BRILLIANTINES (Solid ar.d Liquid). Medical Hall Lid. 3, Batlery Koad.
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      137 11 is dear to the Young Mother but alarming is the toll of hair that he levies. Whole hanks drop away after confinement and there appears no end to the shedding. At such periods let Kesavardhini take care of the needs of your scalp and save and grow hair. Preserve Men's
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      85 11 Mother dreams of her boy becoming a hero to his fellows. t'V^X A natural dream, for every mother, is anxious for_her own yQf W/^" child to excel. V^" But not an idle dream," i* the r right foundation Is^ laid. Mothers can ensure their babies a good start m life
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      THE CYCLIST MENACE
      615 12 |I.\Vl.\"<. 'rif! and found Singapore, "icy el'* dead so far I Whatever I |j.. s y I'd d ii: accomj > 1>( 1V > doub i failed hi i s primary ct, namely the i efficient control of cyclists on the public highway. Now that ii has
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    TRADE Appeasement IS THE FIRST STEP TO World PEACE
    966 12 TRADE Appeasement IS THE FIRST STEP TO World PEACE Economists Are Agreed That fW^UK way to world peace H lies m complete economic rehabilitation and the sane and orderly control and distribution of the world's raw materials and other vital products. That is the view taken by eminent economists m
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    601 12 "ITOW, then, sir this won't do," the policeman said sternly. "I'm going to charge you with driving that car T<t 45 miles an hour." "Look here, officer." the driver said. "Do me a favour, will you? Make it 70 miles an hour. You see,
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      41 12 Prevents scorching and can be used with greater ease fp^l^ and safety. > 1 1 Uses less current and becomes j|£ hot almost at once. 1 Is both left and right handed and requires no stand. RAFFLES PLACE. SINGAPORE I* IsHOP S
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    Ready For The Spray!
    24 13 Ready For The Spray! A view of the launch on the stocks at Singapore, showing the streamlining which is a feature of the boat.
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    Manacled Man Chased Two Hours By The Police
    175 13 D(D CLEMINSHAW, of Infant Street, Heaton Park, Man--1 dffter. rode a bicycle handcuffed ard later abandoned the I for ar. unattended motor-car when he made a dash for jgtjfw»aP° |:ce <*<--t>rt a< Hull. i w^to.- mi beins, brought u*mte train from Bridling
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    New Secret Singapore Speed Boat Will Carry Thirty Fully Armed Men
    251 13 TO PATROL NAVAL BASE\ f (Sunday Tribune SfafT Reporter) TO-DAY BEEN PRIVILEGED TO SEE THE FIRST GLIB PSE OF A NEW SPEED BOAT BEING SPECIALLY BUILT IN SINGAPORE ;O PATROI TUT WATERS AROUND SINGAPORE'S NAVAL BASE. tted w tn
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    GIRL BEATS MEN
    42 13 Calcutta.— For the first c me m the oi the Aligarh University a -url topped the list of successful canin the B.A. examination. She is Miss Azra Khatun, a daughter 10l Syed Nasiruddin Hyder, Revenue itcr, of Tonk, Rajputana.
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    Tiger Kills Woman
    115 13 Tiger Kills Woman TIGERS, which have been visiting 1 the town of Romanian, known as Chnfcai, every night for a year, are causing concern among the in--1 habitants. Usually the tigers do no tttack people, but one man an elderly Chinese coolir -was attacked about, eight one night at i
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    FOUGHT DISEASE— FOR LIFE
    109 13 DROFESSOR H. N. GREEN, briUiani young professor of pathology at Sheffield University, has won his battle for life against the disease he fought m his research laboratory. For four months he has been m hospital, a victim to Malta fever. He caught the germ while conducting
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    Tennis Stars To Visit Singapore
    372 13 T ennis Stars To Visit Singapore (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) r p\E Sunday Tribune is to-day able to reveal exclusive news for Malayan tennis 'fans' about the most brilliant and internationallyflavoured lawn tennis championships that have ever been held m the country. Lawn tennis, according to one Singapore expert, is
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    CASE AGAINST INDIAN AT HAMBURG DROPPED
    84 13 CASE AGAINST INDIAN AT HAMBURG DROPPED (By Air Mail). Berlin. AWING to "lack of evidence" the case against Mr. Das Gupta, the director of the Indo-Europe Trading Company at Hamburg, has been dropped. Mr. Das Gupta was arrested m August last on the charge that ho was responsible for currency
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    SINGAPORE PNEUMONIA: NO CAUSE FOR ALARM
    95 13 PIFTY-FOUR people died from pneumonia during the week ended June 11, says the Singapore Municipal Health statement. But (here is no need for alarm among- tho'e who are Buffering from influenza colds which the sudden change m temperature have brought. Dr. H K. Morrison,
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    THE HUMAN STORY BEHIND THE LITTLE STORY OF
    284 13 THE HUMAN STORY BEHIND THE LITTLE STORY OF- CHILORESS CONCERT COMMITTEE CONCERT VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL WEDNESDAY. 22nd JUNE (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) TWELVE-YEAR-OLD pianist Florence Wont*, bright -eyed and enthusiastic, put clown her sheet of music and talked to me. And it is something of an honour when 12-year-old Florence
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    HORSE RELAYS 'HELP' CRIES
    139 13 Stockholm. TWO brothers have been saved fror. drowning by the neighing of a horse The two young men fell through s hole m the ice into the lake a.s they wer returning home to their father's cottag* at Knutsbo m the district of VaesterbDtten. north Sweden.
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    Baby's Own Tablets
    168 13 WHAT THEY ARE. Baby's Own Tablets are a gentle laxative and comforting medicine for infants and children. They may be given to the youngest, baby with perfect safety, because they Lption 1 of a medical child sp< lalist no harmful ingredient whatsoever. They can be administered without
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      165 13 m J vl N you are not c l l te l w i out being actually ill, if \Zn V° ur energy is not what 1 q it was Sanatogen is the HOf, MANN, thing to take. The difference Sanatogen will make ?Jt\lT£ 1 Z kJ to v° ur
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      146 13 Dr. JAYNE'S jnT EX PEC TQQfNjJiJi Y\ Mf Especially n the Tropic, whc:v y v «?T^^^i^| humidity causes serious lung infec- f >y g \f am tions, br Jayne's Expectorant t^. 4 M your surest saieguard to health. 2§Efe^ gives immediate relief by soothing 'ffC\^ j m r .^ore throats,
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      45 13 F^U L~"V U,E S .^m WF J c w S rcngth m Rmi less In ssef i hold the nd: tfai ing thf k -c: I U6 -ihuw you and 1. iiii Bi:miN optical (ompani, s. CHONG, OPT. I>. (UAJL> !42 Ri '^.r" ,s »r*»
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    AIR SAFETY: IT'S THE SUDDEN STOP THAT DOES THE DAMAGE
    1006 14 IN which I discourse on the ,> amazing discovery recent- y made m Penang that \*i- r S air travel is quite sare rovided that the aeroplane doesn't crash. i IS air travel really safe? This question is often asked
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    What You Don't Use. Nature Junks
    482 14 What You Don't Use. Nature Junks THE EYES HA YE rp j By R. A. Thompson, D.0.50. (Doctor of Ocular Science) MAN came down out of tre\?s and Nature took away his extra length of biff toe and thumb. The crunching of bones and tearing; of flesh has become a
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    Greatest Of French King
    101 14 Greatest Of French King The tri-ceniorary of the me all French kings is to be ceMtt year, and already an imports gramme has been arrange*!. Early m June there will be m tion m the palace of Versal** greater part by Louis XIV, tfps and sculpture of the perioc be
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      183 14 /^/^pvj^O TICKETS ISSUED V^"-* **^BY ALL STEAM- 1 TDAX/Cl SHIP MR AND j I nnTLu railway lines. NO BOOKING FEES. j Chinese clients and those of all I otiiti resident communities are L i p.iven the best of attention and a& 33, EOBINSON RD., SINGAPORE, j TELEPHONE 5908. S WATCHES
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      17 14 tX ."x'lvll 7^l- >. "v ■''j^'^/'***^<'^^'^-''*'v''-''j^-'^'' ■'•^■^^j-V^^S j#% Ar^X^ CRAVEN A MADE SPECIALLY TO PREVENT SORE THROATS CA4J)
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      19 14 JUST ARRIVED/] ACKER BLOCK I A CRACKLING WAFER BISCUIT _-—^^B^IA IN DELICIOUS MILK CHOCOLATE WsF&\ .^Bk *\y >C-» I
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    The City Where All Women Find Romance
    621 15 The City Where All W omen Fin d Romance Bootfi^ JER OME WILLISLATEST Bf OCR A PHIS I uuf st by Jeronif Willis. ■gjSrSbckHt. V&CK of I 1^ c s presents an interesting Quest. It ls #<2toito? wun adv .^9 when The author wa 3#» lied arm.v of interventhrough West
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    Died After Fall From Train
    34 15 Captain George Rowsell, late of the Border Regiment, ot Bcaumont-roacl, Plymouth, who fell from a Pad-dington-Penzance train near Buriescombe. Devon, died m Taunton and Somerset Hospital without regaining consciousness.
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    TO PAY FOR ARMS
    69 15 Riga.— Beginning this month every single railway passenger m Latvia will have to pay !> per cent, surtax on his ticket, the proceeds going towards the lund for National Defence. This i.s Latvia's latest move m her rearmament drive. Season ticket holders are not exempt, but
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    Wife's Last Note Was "I L..."
    207 15 shopping and having dinner a woman frit nd, Airs. Ethel Gullick, 32-year-old wife of Mr. Leonard Gulb'ck, owner of the Nineteenth Club, Cork Street, Mayfair, London, W., went home and gas i d herself. "Why .she did this I really don't know," j said
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      183 15 After 2 Years' Baldness JhP^^^^^^^^L New Growth WT "For fi/ o ytmrt I R W <ro< ba/d all ro«r Cl»« ■fe, "I top my head. I trim* Mw&mai, different preparation*. iKicS^T^ j "*«y rfw f »o good. 1 »>?' remained bald until J X. Bsrd Kotalho. Sew hair ■i^tet" come
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      560 15 f 3 Times out of 4 lynifi ETC^'fiAsVl jf'A I I^l I 1 mm P" (a gs IH t-^l^ visu is INTESTINAL! 1 A |psktU^s| BB^"* Thous *nds of sufferers do not yet real is* that IN»,^PJsv#^ls%B^!^r^-' --x.-, TLSTINAL Indigestion is responsible to/ nearly all tjr^zZ*Z%~<~^. £TW&&&^ Ihcir pain and
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      705 15 Oh, My Poor Legs y '^^^^^TraSt I' fit > 'j^. .SS^^^B Vs mti I.H 1 >" T 7 \-4wbTi 1.. J^;.» -^^a^., *^KL^- jf^j, 77m^ Awful Fatigue! Do You Know it? Hint Agonising Faint Have You Suffered k? DO your le*> throb and bura? Is your body tortured »nti tb«
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    AFTER BABY CAME
    98 16 mo: :TT on WEIGHT by." V...-- a hed 10 stone, .-.may— l heci gradually I read of i-.nd I decide me time «s and Tr. a hed last I ieci so }ul that if I keep my normal le to go lea I had to ivc about
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    THE SEASON OF HEAT AND COLDS IS HERE
    705 16 THE SEASON OF HEAT AND COLDS IS HERE A STRANGER arriving- m Singapore the3e lays, if he should \>liu.«: and listen intently somewhere m the centre of the city, would be amazed to he#r a continuous sound like the constant popping of champagne corks. He would, perhaps, become alarmed, hurry
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    Exodus To Simla
    84 16 Simla, June b. ¥T now transpires there is little possi--h bility that the Central Government's decision with regard to the stoppage of the exodus to the Simla Hills so far as the main Secretariat of the Government is concerned will be taken this mo.nth. The various departments
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    BOY, 13, MAKES TWO ARRESTS
    145 16 THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD Thomas Regi- nald Darcy, of Addison Street, Nevv-cr,s!le-cn-Tvnp, was pommended at Newcastle Juvenile Court for "arresting" two ei^ht-year-old boys who hc-.d broken m- to a confecticnorv works. t Darcy was playing m the street and from what he was told by other boys j
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    History Is Written On The Highway
    85 16 Alter the "Route Napoleon/ as the reads traversal by Napoleon en bifi triumphal return from Elba have be^n named, France Is to have its "Route de la Marseillaise." The vane of Pcute do la Marseillaise will be Riven to those roads of France which
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    FOREIGNERS LEAVE FRANCE
    76 16 TifOKKthan 1 00,000 foreign France. They tie beim leave becaweoarif PremierW die] i tarns denai^ar r\ foreigner m the «^j tit have hi n or(^~ Many an I bC( no hope papers. Others I lo con their ov. Others an to tho I Each i people who
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    BROTHER CHANGED MIND, ESCAPED AIR CRASH DEATH
    96 16 BROTHER CHANGED MIND, ESCAPED AIR CRASH DEATH SMITH. ymm&A *m oi Mr. Samuels Newcas(le-on-Tyne tea merchant {)U( i v lh »j*l. WCh n s hfe to a m a Pen <*% 5 >* j of a Samuci Smith one sen. was i:. them Coach L Robert R Bey .Scout leader.
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    FARR BUYING FARM FOR EILEEN
    97 16 FARR BUYING FARM FOR EILEEN TOMMY I-'arr. back m Wales :i",ain f said "thai hfc weeding to Eileen Wtnzel, the American actress, v. ill probably be m Xo vcmber at Clydach Vale, Glam organ. "Eileen is thrilled at the idea of a Welsh wedding," he said, "and wants to know
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      123 16 Time kT^ztfs f&sr hbubm B Hi gentleman m The picture > i PWf enjoying hinuelj >n the moment became he gave up running a* a kobby 20 vcars ago. But he suddenly found that his watch had let him down, and Ht had to keep his appointment, so there he
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      335 17 A>BROK£N DOWN SYSTEM. Thi* 13 a condition (or disease) to which maay nameiare flttm bi>t lew really uuiiersiand. ft is simply (Ve^knC9S3— fl break dowa as it ».'pre, it »;%ii forces th it sustain the systeof.4 No iiiaii.-r ......i ui^j lie its causes (tfcej arealuiosi n unber>ssi, us symptcmi are.
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      186 17 ..t< groemirigV^r > A LITTL6 Brylcretao iii eh« mctuiiug kfet^. ,cv. t.... mm ••aJ foi ftc ita vi icne 4a r itt n doetn c loofc pUftd --a aown. Brykreem cooulni no gucj, mrdi <>i «pini. AaJ Brylcreem'i tonk Ingredient* keep tkc haii health, ...4 th«. »c*if trfe* from JiiivdrtiTt.
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      787 17 AIR TO-DAY bu n And W nere 1 o Listen m Greenwich Time Signal at 12.45 ajn leal Variety.' With Phil Green and his Quintet, and la Gr f B Big Ben Close down. TRANSMISSIONS 2 3 i pjn Bij Ben British Light Music j he bkc Empire Orches- der,
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      133 17 NIROM ADC 15 Mc{s (JO.ft m.> a.m. 10.50 Time signal, opening. 10 52 Cone< rt by Cai»-] "nn dc-i" Bijil M '>:> < ln< < of|?an recital by Svdi.ey GuStard 11.50 Daets p m. 12.20 MUSIC l 10 New bulletin. 1.20 Orchestra from 'Hotel der, Indei X.50 Xylophone solos. 10
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    IMPORTANT TO LIVER SUFFERERS
    169 18 I By Dr. Quignon of the Faculty of Medicine Paris Just now I am kept very busy by an epidemic of "liver" disorders— a great many people feeling "out of sorts," bilious, depressed and unable to enjoy their food. Undoubtedly the best remedy for an upset
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    FOR LOVE OF ESHER
    1380 18 Short Story From Page Eight it matter It will all come right. Go home, my boy, get to bed, and sleep." The next morning they took her to Horridge, the assize town. It was," said the prosecuting counsel, an old-young man, with a lean face and
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      376 18 PILES Snff erers from the maddening irritatigt* the exhausting, agonising pain caused by piles— do not wait until piles (haemorrhoids) reach such a terrible state that a tenons operation may be necessary. Ask your chemist all about this special remedy. He knows the ingredients from which this inexpensive and scientific
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      29 18 ~gTr~E A~T~THIR ST INSATIABLE HUNGER WEAK LIMBS DIZZINESS IN HEAD COPIOUS FREQUENT URINATION. ARE SIGNS OF APPLY FOR ■lEH2SAL PILLS MR. C. S. CHAN, 277. &ACE COURS*E ROAD, Singapore.
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      335 18 I Must Tell Master To KPT" i Idiq» If you own a dog you should also own Sherley's 164 Page Dog Book. Not only is this a complete and invaluable health reference but nothing so helpful towards understanding the 'doggy nature' has ever been written. Right from A to Z
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    11 19 i George Tan, m?\ o ore i d.a. junior doubles. 'Tribune).
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    MALAYAN CHAMPIONS ENTERTAINED TO DINNER
    46 19 Bade at the dinnei ne Mayflower B.P. n honour of Mr. Tan r.t*** 1 11 Wong who won to second Malayan B?d--«Mw«r iHOnships milst have l <» those concerned preferred to hs 'fal W hm Miss went to tiT,^ nd aad deciding
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    ENCOURAGE LADY PLAYERS
    287 19 ENCOURAGE LADY PLAYERS Singapore A Way Of Doing It iißy -Phm-iiix". k»*n i «reat deal «.t complaint m centres up- r has Dec* 1 f^ftf' the lack of support i«»i all ladies' tournaments. »#^tf abOOt h subject, it has •ccvrred to Ihe writer that something the situation right though they
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    35 19 c* i h n e u ycr :1 *Br o) Bahru and Mayblos som B.P. (Singapore) who met m a mQIQ h on June S The A Molek B.P. icon by jour games to three.
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    Ayer Molek B.P. 's Victory
    142 19 AN Thursday last a friendly match bet- ween the iVlayblossom B.P. and the Ayer Molek B.P. of Johore Bahru was played at the Ayer Molek Malay Sehool'.s Court. The former lo.st by lour games to thrct' The results were Mayblossom players mentioned (first): Ahmad Mattar
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    PROGRESS OF INTERTEAM TOURNEY
    659 19 Perak (By "Racquet") fNTERESJ of badminton enthusiasts m Kinla is now centred xm the second we men's inter-team tournament run by thai active and progressive body, the Kinta Cadminton Association. The first round tics m this comnetiticn m which evidently more enthusiasm than on the first
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    FOONG SEONG CUP COMPETITION
    397 19 Selanpoi Selecting The State ide (By •'Rambler") JN a fortnight's lime Selangor will be meeting:, according to provisional arrangements. Penan? m the Foong Seong Competition. Hence, with the last triangular tournament at Ipoh only a fortnight away, Selangor selectors are faced with a problem oi deciding
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    Reflections On The Recent Triangular Match
    324 19 Reflections On The Recent Triangular Match Penang EWE CHYE'S GREAT FEAT (By "Sphinx"; ALTHOUGH Penan t failed to outshine tne supremacy of Seiangor m the men's section at the fourth annu3l triangular tournament between Penan?, Perak and Seiangor at Ipoh during Whitsuntide they are to be congratulated for scoring a
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    Several Upsets
    261 19 The failure m the men's section was due to several ursets chief of which was the inability of the Penang third doubles. Ho Boon Choo and tfhoo Eng Tong. the Malayan doubles runners-up. to win both their matches, and also the Penang doubles champions, Tan Choo a Kooi
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    NEW ENERGY FOR TIRED MEN AND WOMEN
    164 19 NEW ENERGY FOR TIRED MEN AND WOMEN Strengrthening Vitamins m Tasteless Tablets wow men and women who ore i and tired and have L< lor life, can recapture all ti. rgy and vitality and enthusiasm lor living, simply tiny, ta after every meal. Clotabs, as they are called, are n
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    PERAK TURF CLUB
    107 19 JULY 1938 MEETING SATURDAY. 2ND JULY Jl3B WEDNESDAY. 6TH JULY SATURDAY 9TH JULY L 938 Subscription for Visiting Men: shall %c: MEN S r LADIFS $2 the meeting or any day thereof. VISxTING MEMBERS must be iroduced by Members of the Club and MUST APPLY TO THE
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    WEEKLY REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT
    684 20 IN THIS COR NEk Boxing Notes By "Flaneur" 'I WO new champions were crowned at th<? Happy World coven stadium last week m the persons of Little Abayan, who is now leader of the flyweight division, and Johnny Mortcll, bantamweight champion. It was. if I
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    "ARGUS"
    443 20 f>: T in Malayan spori during I nd was larg J y < ver- (i by a game of cricket playoff T int I> id T m Notitriking testimony to the I popularity of Test Cricket, i when England and Australia mtesting sid 'S. i>u as '<v\m ii-- leni!i1
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    MALAYAN CRICKET HONOURS
    431 20 BATTING 132 C. H Miller (Selangor Club v. Penang Sports Club). 95 R Thoy (S.R.C. v. S.CR.C). 89 Gaillara (S.C.C. v. United Services). 78 lira Cheng Hock (C.R.C. v. S.P.S.C. Penang). 75 I. S. MacdonaH (Klang Club v. Pert Sham R.C.). 72* Car*. Dynes (United Services v
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    BATU PAHAT TENNIS
    299 20 District Tournament Results (From Our Own Correspondent) Batu Panat. THE Batu Pahat District tennis tournament wns brought to a successful close when in* finals m the men's open doubles were played at the Chinese Recreation Club courts yesterday. In one of the most keenly contested matches yet
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    COUNTY CRICKET
    253 21 London. June i* 4 4a*x*u'n lhe 'A^Gtoacester were jTS*™* wkts fHa> Reuter London. MYSTERI of the sea, rivalling that of the American brig ''Marie leste" found abandoned off Gibraltar m 1872. is baffling nautical experts hero. the fate of the 5,456-ton steamer "Anglo-Australian" and h( v r crew
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    314 21 iTinnirgs" was the bv the Municl•SheefMr.FinHeOM:-; .ajgg^ti-tcfthcMunu ijantftais ret -inj ">on i nd r uiie*iaiB?{i bv his collate* win*. eta*'' I M^e presided at the func- 'ere Mr. Jain** Air. W.Bartiey, Mr. S Wh:W. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bennett an 'J FFSSION Pjhaaid,"Mr. Qokjk explainiteJKtory remarks, "that the
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    R.A.F. BEATEN AT TENNIS
    111 21 R.A.F. BEATEN AT TENNIS Singapore. Saturday. A team representing the S.C R.C. visued Seletar and deieaied the R.A.F. at tennis by fi er games to two. ts were Aithur Lim <S.C.R.C.' beat Cpl. Dinimei IRA.F.) 6-4 5-7, 6-3. Sim Sena; Watt tS.C.R.C.) beat Pas..iiy^ham R.A.F. > 6-2, 7-5. Sgt. Gould
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    HOME TENNIS
    43 21 MLLE Jedrzejowska defeated Miss Sperling 6-3. 6-0. m the final of the women's tennis championships of the Queen's Club Union. Austin defeated Kho Sin Kee 6-2, 6-0. at Wimbledon. Before the match, bettins was 10-1 m favour of the Chinese. Reuter.
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    MSDDS' N.C.O. KILLED IN ACCIDENT
    64 21 ilongkon^, .June 18. l ANCE Corpora] Lawfor of the Middlesex Regimem was k lied when a military lorry, f-on-tainmg io members of th* Regiment and travelling m the newterritories, crashed on the embankment and overturned. Ihiee others were sftrioHs'y injured, while the rest received flight
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    EXPORTS PINEAPPLE
    74 21 EXPORTS PINEAPPLE During the week ending June 11, exports oi pineapples from Malayan ports amounted to 28.071 cases, of which ]?>823 (84 per cent.) cases were to the dnited Kingdom; 1.010 <3 per cant.) •ases to the Continent of Europe. 1.580 '6 per cent.) cases to Canada and 1,858 <7
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    Monopolies In America
    111 21 Monopolies In America Washington, June 18. |>RLSIDENT Roosevelt has signed a re- solution ior the investigation of monopolies m America. The investigation will be conducted by a commission of 12, cons Suing of Senators and representatives and delegates from the departments of commerce, labour and justice, together with representatives cf
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    "Love Isn't Everything" — An Excellent Play
    365 21 "Love Isn't Everything" An Excellent Play ANOTHER excellent amateur theat- lical pi eduction was presented fcr the discriminating Singapore public at the Victoria lhe?.trc last right, when the Sceneshifters put on comedy drama by Aurania Fo:ivero!. air! J r ;nil2 Littler, "Love Isn't Everything 1 The ScereslMftcrij are that enterprisns
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    Explorer Searches For Phantom Island
    348 21 Explorer Searches For Phantom Island T^K. LaUGE KOCH, the well-known Danish explorer, iuM < t out from ±J Copenhagen by air to search for an island believed to exist m the An ti< Ocean ihat has not yet been visited by human beings. I Dr. Koch thinks that he caught
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    Counterfeit Labels Charge
    74 21 Counterfeit Labels Charge La) Ng Ah Kiew, '-54. a Btraits-born Hokien woman, claimed trial this morning m the Criminal I Court to a charge alleging p on at her shop In Jalan Besar on June 17 of labels for the purpose of counterfeiting such trade marks as Tiger Beer, (rand
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    CHEAPEST TOURIST TRAVEL
    158 21 Iff ITU the pound sterling changing- :vt around 180 francs, and with rhe additional advantage of 40 per cent, reduction on fares I'or foreigners visiting France possessing the new "tourist card", railway travel In France is cheaper than m any other country. One can travel 100 m-les
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    30 21 Kan T!i' nff Yew and thong Lian Sin who were first iiiH second respwtivel;. m ihc class 200 yard? sprint b\ the A C< S. sporis at Jalan Re^ar. (Ti.^une;.
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    NRGRI EUROPEANS MEET THE S.C.C. AT CRICKET
    591 22 TWO-DAY MATCH ON THE PADANC SUNGEI UJONG BOWLERS DO GOOD WORK BATTING first m their two-day match on the Padang against the Snnrei TJjontt €)üb. Seremban. the S.C.C vverr dismissed for a totM of 174 runs. OilmOur and Jeans for the ninth wicket
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    S.C.C. XI Score Well Against S.A.O.B.A.
    377 22 CRICKET MATCH ON SCHOOL GROUND Singapore, Saturday. 1 CRICKET Cl UB eleven met the St A Old Boys at cricket this afternoon at the Stamford Road round. Batting first tin- Club put up the useful total oi !70 runs for eight wickets declared, J.
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    22 22 Mrs. C. F. K. Mounsey and Mrs I.eong Hoe Yeng who also met m the >Han»or tennis championships m Kuala Lumpur. (Tribune).
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    MODERN BOXER CRITICISED
    469 22 Former Champion On jM "Lack Of Essentials" Wl SIXTO Escobar, of Puerto Rico, who V has been offered terms *to defer.:! I his world bantamweight championship t against Benny Lynch m Glasgow, was f surprisingly outpointed by Kayo Mur- I prn. of Detroit. In A ten-round non-
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    29 22 Miss Gladys Loke and Miss P. Hawkins, who met I championship at Kuala Lumpur. Although beat™ %T J tended her opponent and the match went to thw?* 1 11
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    St. Joseph's Tr ounce Arm Chinese
    255 22 St. Joseph 's Tr ounce Arm Chinese SCHOOL CRICKET MATCH I Singapore. Saturday. IN the inter-school cricket match >ay- ed this afternoon between St. Joseph 's Institution and the Anglo-Cnin£«e School on the Bra.s Bnsah Road ground, oood bowling by the Institution oo>& was the chr/ feature of the game.
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    A.A.A. WALKING TITLE
    21 22 dish *alkn f^J^ 4 X not. as had *#**%s.■ 1 21 'STu d if J His recorc U;
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    ttANGOR SUMMER RACE SEASON ENDS
    570 23 FVD DA V OF SK YE MEETING t n c f FINISHES AND A FEW 0 MILD UPSETS B m ro*«* er)Orter/ Fl* the- Sften*©' JJi brilliantly fine 1 sweep I 1 lo'wi I i 4305 I f ***** I RACE W His I Ested
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    RAFFLESIANS BEAT CEYLONESE II
    286 23 RAFFLESIANS BEAT CEYLONESE II Singapore, Saturday. THE Ruffles Schcclbcys made merry m 1 their cricket match fcgainst the Ceyori S.C. reserves on the R.I. ground! 1 this auei noon -becthio the Ceylonese by 131 runs. j A feature of the match was the splendid innings by Edmond Barker who had
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    GENTLE B.P.
    54 23 Members ol the Gentle Badminton Party are reminded that entries for the open doubles championship tournament •k.O. system) are now open and will •;lose on July 6. The entry fee is 60 cents per pair. Intending cSmpeutori> ar» requested to put their names on tn* ii i obtainable
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    Loyals' Sports At Gillman Barracks
    203 23 FINALS PRIZE GIVING Singapore, Saturday The Loyais Battalion Athletic spons were continued to-day at Gillman Barracks. "C" Company were winners of the Championship Cup, gaining 76 points. "H.Q." Company were a close second with 73 points and "B" Company 53 1 points were third, while
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    St. Andrew's O.B.A.
    42 23 St. Andrew's 0.8.A. team v. c- Innishillings at Tan^lin at 2 p.m. toaay: J. Moss, J. Crowther, M. Koholoff, S. Hope. H. Brett, Hussein. Cheong Hock Hai. M. Armstrong P. Hill, .7. Duclos. J. Lovick, M. Hope, E. Thoy.
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    JOHORE BAHRU SOCCER
    349 23 JOHORE BAHRU SOCCER (From a correspondent) THE Johore Bahru League table up to and inclusive of match played on Wednesday is as below: P W. L. D. F. A. Pts. Belia S.C. 7 3 1 3 25 13 9 Customs F.C. 6 3 1 2 14 7 8 Prisons F.C.
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    Singapore Beat Negri In Malaya Cup
    868 23 HOME SIDE LED 3-0 BUT VISITORS SCORED TWICE IN SECOND HALF (By Rover) Si liga pore, Saturday Singapore ?>: NcgTi Sembilun 2 fHI£ first encounter m the Malaya Cup scries for Sinjjapcre resulted m a win for Singapore by three t^oals to two over
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    DIVIDENDS AT A GLANCE
    110 23 Race I— STONE GINGER $19 and $6. Suvc Cure S6. Rebel King S6. Race 2— WIRUT :-4H nnd SI j. Qfamoifr SIS. Ccfmef sr>. Race AIISS POLLT S5?, am! Sl2. M.G.M. SS. Oay Laddie Sf\ Race oriSANA Sl7 and ss. Nightshade ?19. Etona $11. Race S
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    MALACCA PENUEL SCHOOL
    209 23 MALACCA PENUEL SCHOOL Annual Spot is And Prize Giving Malsfcca Saturday THE sports committee 0: the l?er*ael English Behcol r. et m the kc1:oo] niwi (fiscuesed several elaborations on the previous years 1 sports and decided to held the annual sport:- on Friday. July 8. on the school ground, commencing
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