Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 3 September 1933

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    21 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I.— No. 16 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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    Row Boat Equals Lightarmed's Malayan Record.
    137 1 FIRST DAY OF GOLD CUP RACE MEETING. JOCKEY SPENCER'S BRILLIANT RIDING. "HIT." Tips The Bciitle. Fine Wtather And A Fashionable Crowd. Bright weather favoured the opening day ot the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup race meeting yesterday at Buk.t Timah. The events themselves provided
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    RECORD BROKEN THRICE.
    2790 1 Stick Up Pays Highest Dividend. A FASHIONABLE crowd sought it> way to the new Racecourse a" Bukit Timah yesterday for the open ing of the Singapore Turf Club's Gold Cup Meeting. The ladies m particular were there m strong number and gave tone and colour to the
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    SOCIAL SIDE OF THE RACES.
    2264 1 Beautiful Women In Charming Gowns. (By Our Woman Correspondent.) A FTER the threatening weather m the middle of the week, yesterday was a perfect day for the Races bright and sunny but not too hot. There was not as large a crowd as might have
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    CHANCE TO WIN $20.
    131 1 A "Sunday Tribune" Slogan, THE "Sunday Tribune" has been m existence for less than four months. Its circulation now <. :4e4fel%* 9.000 copies per issue, aidHts popularity goes unchallenged. Advertisers, realising the pulling power of this paper, have not been slow to take advantage of our
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    13 1 Singapore women competitors m tlu* egg and spoon rag? at;- the A.P.C. sports
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    "S.LIMERICKS.
    93 1 S.LIMERICKS. Many Excellent EJntries. > V There werevvery huny excellent -entries for our Lim ricßf Compe|iti6n,.> commenced last wc.k, and tho Jtfvst prize <$ $10 is awarded to ■+***.> ■.^•*oHrf* i ENGGOR SillOTl: SINGAPORE, for Twinkle, twinkle, beastly slump, A'l us chap; have got the hump. Prices dropping lower still,
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    AUSTRIAN NAZI CHIEF.
    50 1 Italy Sends Him By Plane To Germany. Berlin, Sept. 2. Tli? Nazi Congress at Nuremberg was wildly els ted y:slerday at the unexpected anival of an aeroplane from Italy carrying Herr Ofer, the Austrian Nazi leader who was chased into Italy, with four libera ed comrades.- Reuter
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    TERRIBLE DEATH OF AIR ACE.
    183 1 No Chance Of Rescue. BURNT IN SIGHT OF CROWD. NEW YORK, SEPT. 2. MARQUIS DIIPINEDO, THE ITALIAN AIR ACE, WAS KILLED TO-DAY IN TAKING OFF FOR BAGHDAD IN AN ATTi.MPT TO BEAT THE LONG DISTANCE RECORD. Pinedo prepared his flight with the utmost and thoroughness
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    BY-ELECTION RESULT.
    55 1 Mr. Arthur Henderson's Sweeping Victory. London, S3p f 2. Mr. Arthur Henderson (Chairman cf h Disarmament Conference and Labour Par y ~l~ader) was el ctel m the by-:leca> a C'a Cross to-day by 21,931 votes agains 6 2)3 cast for the Nationalist. Mr. Mere.?, and 3.4».4 for the
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    COUPLETS CONTEST.
    82 1 Result Of Last Week's Competition. We have decided to give the Coup'.ets Cont s a rest for a w^ek cr two. and I ewher we m roduce two new competitions. Two prizes of $5 ar? awaided to the fo'lowing m connection with last wek's contest: MR. T. H.
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    FRIENDLY TENNIS MATCH.
    105 1 I j The Young People's Circle of Oeylang met the Wesley Epworth League yesterday In a friendly tennis match of two singles and wo doubles. j The following were the results <Y.P.C. Playtrs mentioned first SINGLES:— Urn Chuan Geok beat Charlie Crocker 6 4, 6 l; M.
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    MINISTER'S DEATH.
    17 1 Pails. Sept. 2. > The dea h has occurred of General Lcyguw Minister of Marine- Reuter
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    CAPTURE OF YENPING.
    579 1 REDS SURROUNDING FOOCHOW. Foreigners Alarmed. Government Calls Special Meeting. Shanghai, Sept. 2. OEAVY fighting took place yesterday afternoon m the vicinity of Venping, north-west of Foochow, between the "Reds" and* the 19tn Koute Army Anti Communist forces. The "Reds" occupied Yenping this morning. Kienning is being threatened.
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      55 1 THE LANKA STORES, $o. 28, Riverside. Malacca. Branch— No. 1« J' 1 Abdullah. Muar. BOOKS! BOOKS!! HOOKS!!! CASSELLS NOVELS. BOOK-BINniNG. ay have rr.adt arrißgcmen'g with book-binder Iron Siliuapore to <jo book-binding lor our customers. Those for whom such work 'has been dor.c m"o more than satisfied with the workmanship and
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      21 1 Chateau Tanunda Brandy !|BSSjSSiB AISIRAIIA S iS^^^B FINEST BRANDY. HHlMKrAaNces *£i $2.60 per Large Bottle. The Eastern Agencies, Limited. Sole Agents.
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      21 1 1A NEW RECORD! To-day's "Sunday f Qribfine" carries Sl^/z columns of atyerti- sin& a recbrd fox i any Malayan Sunday newspaper
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      27 1 WHY GO ELSEWHERE FOR UP-TO-DATE NEWS WHEN YOU CAN GET IT M. N. A. HAMEID CO., Sultan Street Station or At Branch at G.P.O. Building,. KUALA LUMPUR.
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    Sunday Tribune Singapore: September 3, 1933. MALAYA'S FUTURE.
    229 2 Sunday Tribune Singapore: September 3, 1933. MALAYA'S FUTURE. Many residents of Malaya regard l||(l political development of the country v mailer of little consequence, because of the slowness with which it proceeds, and because of fcha apparent contentment of all sections of the people with the benevolent autocracy that rules
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    YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
    320 2 Winner and Placed OwOCfft. Hcrses. Jockeys. Trainers. Tote. 1. A. O. DcnmM Lochain 9.0 I Tankard I E. L. Bowden W. $39. P. $7. 2. 11. W. Cowling Ar.gelus 9.0 G?.rrard P O. Smallman $6. 3. T. L. PW Rangoon 9.0 Wadsworth T. L.
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    Wit & Wisdom
    506 2 Wit Wisdom fcJOTaogood not so jr«MKi: Why ct the aiuap nl) ii all the mone) I won yisterd*-. woiv iri\.';i to the poor, the nil would be very poor indeed. W hi n I Icing run u( the ract* I always think of a famous lawyer' advice to hoarders, viz:
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      135 2 i i I j j M %J a 1 (i Perfect Results dESI^ li f IKOfN] Cameras* J! Zeiss Ikon cameras are obtainable from all photographic daelers. i I "Choose a Zciss I i I I I LAND FOR SALE. Valuab] freehold building sites for sale situl.te ai S>.. ms..
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      40 2 jhe Whisky of ffreatQge. Malaya's Premier WHISKY Obtainable from all Clubs, Hotels and first class dealers— (This is fact) Sole Agents Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Must. Also obtainable from our Branches at Kuala Lumpur and Kuching.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      41 2 THIS WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. Tc-d.>y: 10..->1 an... 10 10 p.m. T<rni<rix\v: 11.20 a.m.. 10 56 pm. Tv suay: 11.-J6 m.. 11.33 pm. \Vidrrsd:i.v: 12.11 p.m. Thurvday: t.ll am.. 12..55 p.m. Friday: 0.54 a.m.. ISJEi p. m Saturday: LJ| am. |J| p.m.
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    SIX BOYS TORTURED BY SINGAPORE INDIAN.
    615 3 PITIFUL STORY OF BRUTAL TREATMENT. BURNED ON HANDS WITH BED-HOT WIRE. KNIFE POINT PRESSED INTO LAD'S SHO3JLDER. Youths Forced To Steal. Accused Sentenced To Six Months' Imprisonment. Scars where a small boy had been burned with red-hot wires and another mark where the point
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    SEREMBAN COURT. Prison For A Chinese Thief.
    322 3 SEREMBAN COURT. Prison For A Chinese Thief. (From Our Own Corrc*p n vdvntJ Scretnban, sepi 1 Two Chinese named Wonc Vow and Ah Yon? were incduced brfor^ 'he P l*ce Magistrate. Raja Kamaral/.aman. charged with the iheft of a large leather tuil case, and oiher article* In a dwelling house,
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    SULTAN OF SELANGOR. To Pay Three Weeks' Visit To Java.
    62 3 SULTAN OF SELANGOR. To Pay Three Weeks' Visit To Java. Hi; Highnera the Sulan of Selanpor la pr*> posing 10 pay a private visii cf aboui three \vi ek's duration to Java, for the purpo.se of a Bhiy and to sec the rountry. His Highners has BOt yet visit od
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    31 3 MIM I IV Atria i he t'ttoral stall <>l Ti ;u Is Hill S^h">ol r f<t 'unrd to Siu;^?>,x>re yesterday by ■m "Corfu" after baling spent a hoHday m the Englatu].
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    FAILED TO REPORT AN ACCIDENT.
    404 3 Motor-Car Salesman Fined $10. MOTOR-CAR salesman, S.S. Bekkar, o f I, Sea Avenue, Katong R'-ad. wm fined $10 by the fourth Magistrate Mr. If. H. Blacker > yesterday on being convicted on a charge of :;iil;nr>, to report an accident. In bis defence lie firmly
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    EUROPEAN CHARGED.
    79 3 Alleged To Have Knocked Down A Cyclist. Allsic-r Murdock VrLomian a European, wai before the Criminal District Judge Mr. H. A. Forrtr. yesterday, on a charge of voluntarily fausinu grievous hu.t t: a Malay, named Sarim bin Sariman. The accused is represented by Mr. P. Storr. It is
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    NIGHT OF REVELRY IN CAFE.
    199 3 "Unseemly Conduct." GIRL IN SHIRT AND TROUSERS. J^ NIGHT of revelry m a local cafe and dance hall was vividly described before the Fourth Magistrate (Mr. M. H. Blacker) yesterday. The case was one m which Mo ha mcd Abdul Asm, proprietor of the Rangoon
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    SAKAIS RIDE IN MOTOR-CARS.
    209 3 Interesting Experiments In Taiping. <Fmm Our Ovn Correspondent. Ipwh. Sept 2 rHE dght of scan'ily attired Sukais. carryir.f. lung biow-pipes and ridinr, the tal ton r/.ofor-car. caused considerable m* crest m Tai tag* to-day. The Sakais are at presen accomidated h\ a garage a the residence
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    CUBA COAST STORM.
    64 3 Much Damage To Piers And Ships. Miami. Sept. 2. Five ships, of which two arc British, werr driven asho-e mar here and two irore at Cuba, as th? result af hurricane which swept thr r. costs, causing }>anic at Havnn.v Six people wen killed and BtOf injured
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    TIED UP AND BEATEN.
    362 3 SiTlng M (he 17th nttle, Scnai Cdalam). \i 11 m on April 24. THE STOLEN PROPERTY. YesU-rday. Inche Abdul Hamid bin Abdul Kudir, Jie 0.C.P.D., Kulal, Who arrnsUsi ihc tlncc iecused gave evidence of having found the bulk of the stolen property m their possesthan. j
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      18 3 ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF MALAYA'S BOOK AND SPORrS STORE. BRITISH MALAYAN STORE. 158, HIGH STREET, KUALA LUMPUR, F.M.S.
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      14 3 Tooth Paste is uxseiofialifj His article of confiilence. you uiufj tmxt HIM COcrs. Everywhere
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    SIKH DRIVER FINED.
    275 4 Rash Ait. CRUSHED TO DEATH BY LORRY. fFrcrn Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, Sept. 1. A MOTOR lorry travelling from Batu Pahat u> Singapore, fully loaded vrith rubber, ra.i off the road m Senai Village on June 128 and overturned into a ditch. A man. who was,
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    HENRY FORD TO REVOLT?
    43 4 Labour Troubles Blocking Recovery Plan. Washington, Sept. 2 A MEMORANDUM ftdvMag him net to apply J\ J:e litcovery Act to the railways has been ,'tnt to President Roosevelt by Mr. Eastman. Federal Co-ordina.or tat Transport.- Washington, Sept. 2 Reuter
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    184 4 Labour policy troubles and the mystery of Mr. H<-»nry Fcrd's intentions are tIM big problems confronting the recovery campa;yr.. followtn| the Eastman memorandum. Mr. Whitney. Chairman of the Railway LaLour Executive Association, said, m a statement that he would take immediate steps to f'iOiten ;he working day without reduction of
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    200 4 Four Readers Share The Prize. Fcur readers correctly forecast the so«l margins m fSUT of the "ix BSatcßes oUyo i s Bet «'iit In ovi:' Contest Nu. 13 ?nd accord" ,raiy share the prize. One other reader also rlaimed lour correct bu. his entry ecu.c! rot be
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    FOOTBALL HANDBOOK PRIZES.
    101 4 I Last Week's Match Not Played. TpiiK match selected m connection with last 1 Sunday*! offer of Uf.y Football Handbooks \v..s not plajfWi but readers who submitted forcer.'ts are not to be disappointed. Their entries Will *io held prnding the playing dr rf ,\n- match and the
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    DREW TWO SALARIES.
    155 4 Mimic pal Servant's Appeal Dismissed. Justles lISOs dismissed the appeal of AMul Rahman bin Jak. a f rrner Municipal .'C'.vaK a tarhiui lo Hrn staff of the Victoria \'(.ro.u Ball, iv. Ihe Api;:-al Court yesterday :r.0:v... The magistrate's conviction of ihe accused ft r in-, i n'lnv,
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    STEAMER EXPLOSION. Heavy Metal Deck Torn Apart.
    98 4 STEAMER EXPLOSION. Heavy Metal Deck Torn Apart. Tokyo, Srpt. 2. Thn body cr Chief Officer Pi:tt ha* been found and MfnUWtf Tvo bodies of foreigners, tclitved to be vie iros of the "Athel Queen." I Mn found off Chiba this afternoon. The 'Arhel Queen" will be d^ked for repair. T!:«
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    MAGISTRATE KILLED.
    18 4 Calculi a. S^pt. 1. The District Magistrate of Midnap";re. Mr. 1 Eurge. has boen assassinated Reuter
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    Our Short Story. Mrs. Axminster's Butler. By Denis's MacKail.
    5791 5 O]S'K reads l »t of stuff nowadays about tlie breaking up of l>itf estates, •iiul the turning of bi^ houses into bold* alul lllc disappearance! of the old ov( ler «>< things under the crushing load taxation- Occasionally one meets a
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      179 5 A I BlAf UiFT TYRE n-^-ii m m. I Mil 4 !»rtir »r >^^or3^Tyir '^fW r iVnL j y W|>' m 1 H999^^ -yl2kk- v' If you own light <+i you simply c«nnot X ■1 jfifjl^UlHai appreciate Kow deep l c omfort«blc mo»o».n^ ttjit mL c«n be until you ta*'
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    869 6  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. WALTER LINDRUM Tin© Vail one Of Pereeveraimee Him PlayiDg Into Toe "Magic Circle." How To Leave That Easy One.* (BY k LLOW me to introduce my "magic circle." This is indicated by the circle m my first diagram* No. G. Within reason, you CM make
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      242 6 SUNDAY TRIBUNE 'PHONE 6171. SUIiSCKIPTION HATKS. TAYABLK IN ADVANCH. Delivery Including Iniludiog at office iVjstage I'.mUje or close to to larttg* residence. P.M.S. Countries. Vrarly J2.40 $3.36 $5.28 Half-Yearly $1.20 $1.68 I 2 64 Quarterly fo.6<i So.&j |i-ja SINC.LU COPY 5 CKNTS. Copies of tack nninl>ers of the "Snmlav Tribune"
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    Some Of The Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    564 7 (iavalcade b expected jo Onlth its run o-mori^'-v and 1 n Tueaday thf Oapttol will rhans^ to a Bedtime Btary." In which the "JJble Maurid Chevalier la ktarred. 4 new Itoturice Chevalier a Chevalier ot A fecdrouA BUppt« ;>nt! Oreeidc ronancfc^— satoi >!»'
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    By CINEQUE
    886 7 By CINEQU E GIRL afttitiy/." a First Na:icnal comedvdiiima, m the feature when *A Bedtime Bory" oonetttdea its run. Thin* film feature.-, Olenda Faireil. Ben Lyon and Ivtory Brian, end will probably op-n at the Capitol on Sept. 11. WHEN 'King ol Jazz" finishes at the Alhambra. Ihe att;ac ion
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      147 7 T- rin i ,j ii I a "m MATINEE, TODAY, AT 3 P.M S 6.15 NIGHTLY ».is LAST FEW DAYS Fcx's Pitt urc Of The Generation i l^^v^L B P J i Only Once m a decade Comes a picture like this "The Finest Film Made In The Bsffttdl lIMHIII
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      223 7 C4PITOL THEATRE Malacca TO-IMY MOND.%I "Oivcu \:>n 11. ii..i .Tuuif H.r«.ld Iftttfn m "DISCORD.** Tr;; I I-:! Mv N'V ■oCgl iiiSK.w i wz:i)Msn\Y tllLin SJ.i nw, i ail( V.v.iv. ■art KatMatl m "A LADY'S PROFESSION. 9 A L: hV rt To F<m.'.li nromsDAT. nn>Ai a iiiumji. <Ka\ su :<: b
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    814 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore u y Our Woman Correspondent < A LARGE crowd turned out to ivatch the A.P.C. sports last Saturday at Paya Lebar. As usual the ladies' event was one of the moat popular with about twenty entries, Miss Dunne getting first prise, Mi.-.s Atkinso.i and Mrs.
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    THE SHOP SCOUT.
    340 8 ITROM Japan, centre of the culture 1 pearl industry, Rene UMman's have n ived a large shimnent oi necklaces and loose pearls. In different size* 1. with all the sheen and lustre of natural pearls. they will particularly appeal to the woman of dir»ci ununation who likes
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      22 8 "COME ON, MOLLY DAD'S HOME!" MllTU'x CMOCPLATES Send 10 cents or 5 picture Stamps to: World" allium. A Cook of sheer delijrhi
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      178 8 PRISCILL.A I r""" 1 1 **V" Stamford Kd. 9 CNj L AW STOCK-TAKING I <$ SALE r PA* LAST THREE DAYS. I fll" SKfUfllM DBSSSES, HATS, U 1 f 0 U^«»l«"m CORSETS AND v f«i;*ii I J CIS. lAS.GE TIKE f Plmm»3SBs. 61. £< am ford Kimml lA i r<
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      565 9 By Special Appointment rd To S H. M. THE KNG OF SIAM. Established 1872. Pj DISTINCTIVE DESIGNS IN 9 POPI LAR JEWELLERY. S SET WI^H DIAMONDS AND OEMS S I DESIGNED IN THE MODERN TASTE 3 I AND PKICED AT TO-DAY'S NEW 3 LEVELS. fQ WE OFFER OUTSTANDING VALUES FOR
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      436 9 Still Further I DRASTIC DISCOUNTS I are I beinit allowed on all I CLOCKS WATCHES Take this Opportunity of securuig the Hest, Latest and Most Reliable decks and Watches at V c Cheapest Possible l*rices. YICK WOH HING 429, North Bridge Road, (Near Middle Rd.) Contractors for the Kepaii- of
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      488 9 Everybody's Friend Thousands of patients have testified to the efficacy of the pills. r I ATANK NIGRAH PILLS:— Aro j a pure and highly useful pre- j paration containing 1 the essence of vegetable tonics. They are an excellent remedy for nervous j debility, anaemia, stomach dis- {order, urinal diseases,
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      211 9 4 PARLOraONfi UECOKDS. I 1 MONOLOGUES BY RONALD FRANKAU. t R lo43— Crepe Soles. Z Nothing ever happens to sume girla. Rl26B— You've got to pay for evtrythlnif Z you net. She dot-Mit only r« t you with h^r Z 2 beauty. I I Rlll4— l'd like to have a
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya.
    1398 10 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya. Do you know that not so long 'ago a Chinese sitting m a coffee shop, was riddled with bullets by gangsters? One of Singapore s Coffee Shops, AS the public house bar is to the British working man, so is the coffee shop to
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    What The World Is Reading.
    1120 10  -  Charles Pilgrim i ©V J^ NEW scientific book on the biology of sex has been published by Allen and Unwin. This is "The Science Of Human Reproduction/ by H. M. Parshley, the Professor of Zoology at Smith College. This is a thoroughly scientific work written
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    2 11 China Times
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    VOLUNTEERS STILL ACTIVE.
    286 11 Red Spears Formed. THREE CITIES NOW OCCUPIED. Peipi.ig-, Aug. 14. 4 CCOUDINii to reliable information from Dairen, the Chinese Volunteers m different parts of Manchuria have resumed their activities, follow ing the advent of the Kaoliang season. It is said that a detachment of Chinese Volunteers commanded
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    SENSATIONAL PLOT IN NORTH-WEST.
    366 11 Summary Execution Of Red Leader. Sianfu. Au^ 7 (By Main. A SENSATIONAL Ccmmunist plot to s.age t (oup d'etat In the North-western fcirovtneei baa been unearthed lhc idea hi then to ex end the Communist InflU nee to Inner MffngnMl. Kansu and Niu>bsbi In an attempt
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    THE NINE SMALL ISLANDS.
    138 11 Protest Against French Seizure. Shanghai. Aug. 14. f|"*Hs. Shaufiluii General Labour Union has raboikted a psuuon tv tbt oovmaMl til daimiii" that Urn nin > mall islands i.»i tbi Pout!: Pacific which tin Fr nrh Govern man* reemily occupied un CtttoeM ic'Aftnrv Ti'.cy »°eqmtt »h;it a
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    TRAINS IN DANGER.
    68 11 Yclfow River Bridge Needs Repairs. Narking. Auk. 14. The Yellow Riv r Budge on tbt Pcip ng-Hank.-w Railway Las been much damaged by trc recent floods ard v.ll n'-t be ablr to stand the weight cf a moving t::«in unless immediale repairs are madr. It is cstma'ed
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    FUTURE OF THE NATION.
    376 11 SENSELESS CIVIL WAR. National Suicide. Reform Needed Withoui Fiprhtiniar. «^(CORDIN(; to ivivnt ivuorts peaceful settlement of Urn Charhar imbroirlio is assured, although the situation has not yv.t been completely solved. "\W would like to take ;i<hai:taj: of kh« occasio i t'» mak«' a few i bttr«
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1128 12 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. Annual meeting of the A. A. A. Lecture to Epworth League— Chinese Amateur Orchestra—Alor Gajah Recreation Club's new officers. rt^llE fifth annual geacml mailing cf the ■I MHBbm of the Amicable Athletic As odalion v;a held at the Arsocation p.eniis:^ 4--E, Upper Nankin Street, on Friday. th
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    The C.A.O.
    786 12 The committee of tta Ch'nese Amatfi j Ci-cliostr?. of Singapore have Issued the following; report for the year ended An 31 iS"33. Despite the many fin'ntCal handicaps mD'tiCd by the present trade d pivssion, y, ur v, pleased to report that the A-- >o'iation lias been progrers'ng fairly
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    The A.G.R.C.
    245 12 ""he -nnual general rr.ccting of the Alor Oi i h RccvcaUon Club was held :n the Club prrirlim on Aug. 23. 1932, wUh Mr. a. b. Ctbden-Ramsay. UN Wltr^t OfTlrrr. m :he I :iair. The following wen etected oT.v-i) anrs: Mi. A. B. Cobdin -Ramsay. Pr»*ridpnt mx >.r!:c;o)
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEER SIGNALLERS HAVE A STRENUOUS DAY OUT.
    1456 13 The Malacca Chinese In Camp The Competition Results Warren Shield Shoot To-day New Building At Beach Road The Week's Drills. By "Shoulder-Strap." THE Warren Shield Competition is holding the attention of all Volunteers this week-end and five companies of the S.V.C. are
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      355 14 September 3rd to 9th. Your Gufife To Entertainment. Watch For The Opening Dates SINGAPORE. CAPITOL THEATRE. ALHAMBRA. PAVILION. KOXY j September 6th. September sth to 7th. September Gth. September 3rd. I MAURICE CHEVALIER FROM HELL TO HEAVEN COUNSELS OPINION. HE LEARNED ABOUT I md BABY LEROY m r'^W September Bth.
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    838 15 A Corner For Our Young Folk. many of my young readers sent m very excellent essays that I have been v<tv busy going through them all and deciding which was worth the ptke. M a Kxcvy town m Malaya of any size at nil was represented m the replies j
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    A Little Princess Who Saved Her Country.
    837 15 A Little Princess Who Saved Her Country. This story is specially written by Uncle Harry for his nephews and nieces. HAVE you ever heard the story of the little Princess who saved the life of her parents without knowing it? < This little Princess was the very young daughter of
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    A London Letter.
    685 15 London, Aug. 15. r j[IIK belief that life is a side-line of cricket is widespread m some classes of society. But it never revived "official recognition" or even "semi-official recognition." Not until the Dominion Secretary, Hr. J. H. Thomas made a speech at Cricketers' lunch. Then he
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    A Review of the Week's Malayan Sport.
    2397 16  -  Rimau THE CRICKET CLUB'S SPORTING GESTURE SINGAPORE TO FIELD STATE TEAM NEXT YEAR CHANCE FOR LOCAL PLAYERS TO PROVE THEMSELVES PUBLIC APPROVE S.C.C. PRESIDENT'S DEPARTURE FROM OLD PRACTICE DASHING CRICKET ON THE PADANG SCHOOL-BOYS GIVE THE CLUB A REAL FIGHT R.A.F. TEAM'S CRICKET
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    club Gossip From Here And There.
    1268 17 WEEKEND GAMES AT THE DRILL HALL LADIES' SINGLES SEMIFINALS THE S.B.A. CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT MEDAL WINKERS OF EVERGREEN B.P. NOME excellent matches were witnested at the S.V.C. Drill Hall last week end when several quarterfinal and semi-final ties Jn the Singa rore Badmirito.i Championships w
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    800 17  -  "K.O." (By Elaborate preparations are being ftade at the Great World Arena as w* "Battle of the Century" approaches. Special arrangements are made to provide seating accommodation for at least 1,500. If the Wing can be suitably arranged for j we first time
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    EUROPEANS AND BADMINTON.
    577 17 Why They Have Not Taken To Game. (By a Correspondent j fJIHE question h. s been asked m local bad--l mintcn circles why badminton. which has caught on so popularly with the different sections of the Asiatic community, has not attracted the fancy of the loc^l Europeans
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    WEEK-END B.P.
    312 17 Annual Meeting Held Recently. A GENERAL meeting, of the Week-End BadxH> minton Party was held at the residence of Mr. Sect Tiong Hin. The election of officebearers result* d as follows: Hon. secretary, Mr. Robert Lee Ah Kwee hon. treasurer, Mr. Sret Tiong Hin hon sports captain, Mr.
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    PENANG B. A. TOURNEY.
    993 17 The Final Stages. POPULARITY OF THE GAME. (By Our Special Correspondent. > Penan?, Au#. 2:\. gADMIXTON iV, very popular m Pcnanvr, and its popularity can be gauged by the fact that more Mid more people are taking up this game with the result that parties dtvofted
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    TOE ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES.
    1509 18 TOE ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES. ALL YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. MOTHERWELL LICK GLASGOW RANGERS. FIRST TABLES SHOWING Tlffi EARLY POSITIONS. Interesting results were recorded m several matches played m the English and Scottish Leagues yesterday, some strong teams suffering defeat at home. The first League tables to be published m Malaya, including
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    JACK CRAWFORD.
    106 18 Jack Crawford, lawn tennis champion ol three nations, Australia, and France, has lef: ior America m quest of a fourth title. With him were the o-her Australians. McGrath Quist md Turnbull. He expects that Australia will be the challengers to Great Bri am for the Davis Cup next
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    Y.M.C.A. SWIMMING CARNIVAL.
    630 18 Four New Records Established. NO fewer t than four record i wt established il Uie fourteenth annual swimming championship carnival of the V.M.C.A.. held yesleiday afternoon at Fort Canning. An excellent afttrnu.ns aquatic sjk)j\, was indulged m; tnore was keen competition and several good times were returned.
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    JARDINE'S BEST SELLER.
    444 18 England Captain In A Novel I Role. D. R. Jardine has just appeared m a novel role He was entertained at Foyie's liteiary luncheon os a tribute to the success of his rrrr,ai liable book "In Que» of tlv< Ashes 1 m which he described th-^ M.C.C.
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    PERAK TENNIS.
    59 18 Junior v hampionghin lournament. (From Our Ow., Corrctp O%dnt) r YRIL L; 8k,,;. w,, n ;he si,^, »gl« S^2 The Junior m ;ir\ was the n-«» m Malaya ;:,.ci was nnninNT^ I awn Tmnis n Thr >™ by the bey romp „r>r2£:? r Mrs cm iw ,im- vU
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    28 18 The ctuk.t axture Mween ih, I A oriaMon and thr a ,> L< r *J* I have been played al for^??* I yeMord.v,, was vanr MQ| 1 a-a I
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      319 18 Whiteaway's One Dollar Days Commence To-Morrow Monday, September 4. All cur Departments are ready to give satisfactory service, and there is scmellnntf for every member cf the family m our One !)c:l!ar Values uhirh show a ''worthwhile" saving. Do your shopping new Our Dollar Vftfvcs are simply wonderful. NOVELTY DESIGN
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    McCORKIN DALE'S CHANCE.
    630 19 TO FIGHT PRIMO CARNERA. Not For Title. A Paradox Peculiar To Boxing. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I London, Aug. 24. I |\()NALL> McCorkindale, once a clerk m a railway office m South Africa, turned professional he loved boding and there were not enough amateurs to keep him
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    COLMAN LEAGUE SOCCER.
    511 19 The P.O. Malays Beat Kalian*?. PLAYING with a man short at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday for honours m the Cclman League Competition, the Post Office Ma-ay Football team b'-at Kallang Batin by 2-nil. It WiK a sciappy game, neither aide showing much class. Kallang had the
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    CRICKET IN K.L.
    206 19 Semi-Finals In Stonor Shield. (From Our Own Correspondent.) I Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 2. TWO semi-finals m the Stone Shield cricke. eompcatkm .started here to-day will be continued to-morn-w. Thp weather IT9S brilliant. The match beUltta the Selnrgor Inoinn Asstxiation and .h^ KiJat Club m* rapid scorine by
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    SELANGOR SOCCER CUP TIE.
    218 19 Kuala Rovers Beat Chinese. I (From Our Own Corriipondcnt.i Kuala Lumpur. Sc\a 2. ri^HOUSANDS witnessed the St'aii" r Cv) i. icmi-nr.al tie m which ihe Kualn *%r*Vtn 'A" be.it the ftrs. string of the QMmm v v a r, vi nnred two minutes before the end
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    WOMEN IN SHORTS.
    145 19 Lady Crosfitld's Prophecy Coming True? It looks as if Lady Crcsfields 1 prophecy tha iv women would b? wearing slv>its on the 'awn tennis court m five years time will bo Iv-lfilled lens before her anticipated period. In <-\ rcc?n tournament al Ryi-. Nrv: York, u:ior to
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS.
    33 19 I iMzig. Sept. 2. In the Davis Cup qvarttr-flva'f: icmaMviiv; icunit. Germany be.3t D:nmark by three match 13 to nil. Germany thus quaUfi d for next year's cornnet iticn Reuter
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    SARAZEN'S REPLY TO ARMOUR.
    311 19 Still Ten Years To Play. I il'in, An. /IFNE BMNMI Mi Walter llukui w-m H > h.«. i the lain a o.: Tiimmy Aimour All Chm b;>x 11 b lh Bntish and Ai. I "p- .1 .If tlth'v bllt 8.- far tk* Aiinciii mo otiM ivio
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      20 20 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      Local Film Actor Awarded Damages.
      1742 20 CLAIM AGAINST AMERICAN PRODUCER. DISTRICT COURT DECISION. WITNESS WHO "KNEW HER HUSBAND WELL ENOUGH.' A local film actor was awarded p;irt of his claim for damages, m the Civil District Court yesterday, against an American producer. Amusing passages occurred during the hearing. It was revealed
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      MR. CHANG AH MING CONGRATULATED.
      249 20 Perak Chinese Member Of Council. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Friday. A LARGE and representative gathering spent a very enjoyable evening at the Perak Chi--1 ese Chamber of Commerce yesterday when Urn members of the Chamber held an "At Home" m honour of Mr. Chang
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      BADMINTON IN PERAK.
      651 20 HIGH STANDARD OP EFFICIENCY. The Championship. Promising Youngster Of Twelve. J^ LAR(JK crowd of badminton enthusiasts witnessed the ffiti r <t junior championship meeting at the Perak Tuif Club Grand Stand last week-end. The tournament was a thorougn success and the standard of badminton displayed throuKhout was
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