Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 21 October 1934

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    11 1 The Sunday Tribune rIVK CENTS Vol2 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1934.
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    Amazing Scenes At Start Of Big Air Race
    771 1 WOLLISONS ONLY JtST MISS DISASTER NEVILLE STACK FORCED DOWN 11 FRANCE Dutch Planes 1 Fine Take-Off Bad Weather On The Continent Causes Anxiety London, Oct. 20, 5.:>0 a.m. AMAZING scenes are beini* witnessed at Mildenh iB, from which aerodrome the great a'r
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    KAPALA ISSUE A Third Left With Underwriters
    116 1 KAPALA ISSUE A Third Left With Underwriters (By Air Mail.) 'From Our Own Correspondent.: London, Oct. 10 riONTRARY to market beliefs. I. based upon the early closing of the lists, subscriptions for the issue of ordinary and preference shares m the Kapala Rubb°' Estates did not absorb the wholissue. The
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    CHINESE ATTACK KOREANS Over 200 Killed Or Wounded
    60 1 CHINESE ATTACK KOREANS Over 200 Killed Or Wounded Shanghai. Oc 23. TWO hundred Koreans were either killed wounded when more than I CJO Chinese Volume s attacked a small Koiean farming Colony sou h of Imen'po. which Ys on the Chinese Eastern Railway yesterday. The Koreans have been giving assistance
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    BRISTOLIANS
    102 1 Too Modest About The Old City ißy Air Maiij London, Oa :o. HfiEMORiE- of Bristollans m 1?1 SJigapore have been refreshecto he minds of their fellowtownsmen by Mr. Frank B. Man n ..ho. having returned after foux rs has lurnished an interviewr of the Br .stol Evening Pest with
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    5 A.M. EDITION!
    87 1 HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS APPEAR ON PAGE 2 i i '.iil)iliii:il!i|iil. r i:!i i.'iiiiMiii ;ipi:ii'ii:iiM|ii|iiliiin|n|ii~' as well as Mr. Gifford Hu:i who bails from Yate. Notwithstanding Wills's cigarettes. Fry's Chocolates. Lennard's -hoes and Harvey's Bristol m IK, Mr. Martin thinks Bristol paganda hadlv >^e r f-di n Sirgapore.
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    STERILISATION WOMAN CHIEF
    367 1  -  Air Mail (By Women's Council In Favour *Frnm Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 10. A RESOLUTION urging the Government to introduce a measure to legalise voluntary sterilisation m certain specified cases oi mental disorder and grave physical disability wan carried by a large majority at the annual
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    RADIO RELAYS
    68 1 The Times For Local Listeners m THE times of the running commentary broadcast <n the London-Melbourne Air Race by the 8.8.C. today on Transmissions I and V are as follows (the times stated are the approximate local times) Transmission 5 7.20 a.m. Transmission I—41 4 p.m. A local
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    CHINA'S SILVER POLICY
    168 1 Fluctuation To Ec Stopped Shanghai, Oc, 20. DR H. H. Kung, tne Fi.iaAOe Miiiisier, comtrrtct wim me -taa ng CuiiiL^e banKei.s orx Thursday with regard to he plan lor esfabhshing an exchange Mabili.-.atiun committee. The .silver exchange equali.su ion commiate began to function yesterday afternoon. Ii is
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    PERSONALIA
    299 1 Retirement Of Pioneer Airman (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent London, Oct. 10. THE death has just occurred at Kings Lynn of Mr. Frederick Milnes Porcher, aged 64. Mr. Oliver Marks's old frisnds will be grieved to hear that the Secretary of the B.M A. has had v
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    DOMESTIC QUARREL
    62 1 Chinese Couple In Hospital (From Our Otim Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. A middle aged Chinese couplf wf:ve admitted in'o hospital suffering from ihe affects of swallowing washing soda. The man, it i; reported took a quantity of sods after a quarrel with h's wife am ihe woman, seeing
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    TEN YEAR PACT
    218 1 HITLER'S OFFER TO AUSTRIA Startling Turn Assassination Destroy Plan (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 10. IJERR Hitler is on the verye of offerng Signor Mussolini a Ten Year Pad. pledging respect for Austrian Independence. This sensational news emanated from usually well-informed circles. If
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    HAPPY EVENT
    44 1 Twins For Sultanah Of Perak (From Our Own Correspondent./ Ipoh, Oct 20. HER Highness the Raja Prempuau Sultanah of Perak gave binh t twin girls this morning. A salute of 18 guns was fired m honour of the event at X Kangsar.
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    RUBBER SHOES
    195 1 Sequels To Dunlop's Latex Experiment (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Oct 10. k MACHINE which provides the fi equivalent of walking at four miles an hour, 20 minutes of ultra-violent light to represent an hour's Egyptian sunshine, and a "sole testing machine," which compresses 500
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      13 1 N.E.M. (National Employ*!* Mutual V i INSURE YOU Fire, Burglary, Motor, Workmen's Compensation.
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    CUP-HOLDERS LOSE TO DERBY
    429 2 CUP-HOLDERS LOSE TO DERBY Arsenal's Victory RANGERS BEATEN BY CLYDE London, Oct. 20. ARSENAL .scored a convincing win *i at home against Tottenham H. to-day, defeating them by five goals to one. This victory was expected, but the biggest surprise to-day was the defeat of the cup-holders by Derby by
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    SERIOUS MOTOR ACCIDENT
    63 2 I Mr. R. Nolli Badly Injured A SERIOUS motor accident occurred m j\ Meyer Road at. about half past oiif this morning when two cars came ■nto collision. Mi. R. Nolli, the Ita'ian sculptor, who is well-known m Singapore, was the driver of one of the cars
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    PAHANG NOTES AND NEWS
    194 2 (From Our Own CcrrespondentJ Kuala Lipis, Oct. 13. Mr. A. E. P. Kershaw. acting Warden of Mines, Pahang, arrived at Kuala Lipis from Bsntong en Oct. 16 on an inspection tour of the mines m the district and returned to Bentong on Oct. 18. Mr. T.
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    THE BEAUTY AND ART OF CHINA
    609 2  -  Dora Gordine Garlick (By With The Medical Congress In Nanking F|ORA Gordine, the well-known sculptress, who m private life is Mrs. Garlick, writes the following article, giving her impressions of a first visit to China. Dr. J. H. Garlick is attending as the delegate
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    MALAYA SURVEY OFFICIAL
    51 2  -  Air Mail (By Engagement Announced In London (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 10. The engagement is announced between Mr. Christopher Nobel, of the Survey Department, Malaya, and Miss Barbara Constance Watherston. MisS Watherston is the daughter o[ Mr. Charles Watherston, C.8., and Mrs. Watherston of Harrow,
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    SWAMPS LECTURE
    28 2 A public lecture to be delivered by Swami Gnaneswarananda, president of the Ramkrishna Mission Vedanta Socie'y, Chicago, US.A., m ;he Victoria Memorial Hall to-day is cancelled.
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    39 2 The Hon. Mr. C. D. Ahearue M.C.S. Controller of Labou'-, (Malaya), who returned from leave last week, has assumed the duties of his appointment, relieving Mr. C. Wilson. M.C.S., who hsu, gone to India as Emigration Commissioner for Mnlavn
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    MR. "JOE" LEE
    516 2 Affectionate Farewell To St. Andrew's School S npa pore. Sunday. NEED not have to .say that it I I could be of any help to 'he Old Boys of the School or to the present boys, j should only »j«~ pleased," remarked Mr. Joseph Lee ai an
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    BOHEMIAN NIGHT VT THE SEA VIEW
    286 2 Huge Gathering At Gay Entertainment TttL Bonemian Nij Vl H I l tho Children's W< was in terrific suco When our representative Klenhoned a- midnight, Ik- was unable to say ho£ many hundreds of people were present cr how many hundreds of dollars wen*
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    COW WITH A NUMBER PLATE
    60 2 Copenhagen. A cow appearing suddenly from the side of the road was run into by a motor-cyclist near Fodby. The motor-cycle was smashed and its rider badly hurt, but the cow ran off apparently unhurt and carrying on its horns the number plate of the
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    Latest News Of The Big Air Race
    497 3 Latest News Of The Big Air Race two More Machines Make Forced Landings fLomlon. Oct. 20, 11-31 a.m. Brook m a Miles-Falcon, has landed 'at Cassis Luzarches, pari>. m bad weather. m i. and Bennett arrived Mar JS£ ana left at 105 Wiile Stack made a perfect 2E at Abbeville,
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    IRELAND WINS BY ODD GOAL
    197 3 Scotland Beaten By 2 Goals To 1 Loin ton. Oct. 20. T3£ Internal. onal nxUuw at Belfast bcu and Scotland ended m a rui by t\\(. goals to one. The.v v.a> !i .tuulanco of 3fcQW (">" w m > ii and rainy, land won the
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    MATCH BOX COVERS
    47 3 Tokyo. Vilt for coll^ctir.a inu.tch-bo-.es '^ws has broken out m Japan- One rvj¥ iast has 10.000 -perimens. Election s m^et and fjcchange speci'••«ns aft- the fashion of stamp lovers rnev believe some of the match-box*? *y become very valuable If mecha■icai lighter- replace matches.
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    WORLD'S BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP
    43 3 W ORLD'S BILLIARDS CHAMPIONSHIP Davis' Fine All Round Display Melbourne. Oci, *0. T HE following the tho I dose cf play m the nnai ol Wcilds Billards Cl:ammoiiKniy. jr^rV^i here n «*-J fnlhteflrti brtfe mentioned i*avc. Breaks 56J (ftflU >)3J asia unfinished.— Reutcr.
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    5 3 State Tournament Begun
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    MALAY SETTLERS PROTEST
    124 3 Petition To (Jovt. TAX ASSESSMENT RESENTED (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 20. tfALAY residents of Kampong iW Eahru Agricultural Settlement have addressed a petition to the Higl; rommissioner protesting a.uainst the action of the Sanitary Board m enforcing the payment oi taxes irom whicl/ the
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    THE LATE MR. TAN 800 LIAT
    279 3 Body Brought From China i For Funeral *PiIII i'ui:oral of tllC -£i*.c IV,. Tun 800 neon from 117, Emerald Hi 1 Rofcd, to the Eiilut Brown cemecery. .he President Johnson m a bronze t-c; lined v; -h velvet, bearing late Mr. Tan Eco Uai
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    K.L. POLICE COURT
    312 3 An Illegal Gratification Charge (Frcm Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur, Friday. PLEADING guilty to charges of beine, I found m possession of a sti|l ai3atak Salak for the purpose of manuacturing samsu without having a licence 0 do so and also with possessing two gallons of samsu
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    BOY CAUTIONED
    327 3 Sleeping In Police Barracks Singapore. Sand *IE is a very naughty son unci lias run H away from home on more than on occasi*sV' said John Moms, the father of -Joe- a ten -year-old Eurasian boy to Mr. J. M. Brander. the third police magistrate yesterday. -Joe" ii
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    SINGAPORE-K.L. WEDDING
    53 3 Sin was li pirti bei J Mr ourt We 1 ionec her MMln OCCWMj v i nmto ]T> t, a Kuala Lumaui -T> h; ,i. .-witv toy iv fathr tnd (1 >cl h !uT sl c A Gov; J. G. HfeU. ri the WBB|rtlon at Hi n I
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    SELANGOR NOTES
    210 3 Monday's Federal CounciJ Meeting I m Our OUm Reporter* Kn.iia Lumput. Fnd HH the Sultan of Fahtmg arrivec Kuala Larapar lo-da? and was »< corded -'i; Hi. Federal on M 81 a;.. aB- •< ti v acting iili h < omtniwdoner, i Hon' and Galdecott. are i ■.uv
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    1578 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas HOW much of a "private life" has a I motion picture star the right to j expect? How much information j about the home lives, private wrangles, j personal likes and dislikes of the s ars should the nations millions of 'ans demand from the
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    THE PLATTNER STORY
    7640 5  -  H. G. Well OUR SHORT STORY By W^-yHER the story of Gottfried Platner Is to be credited or not. l!Jtty question m the value of s*nce On u> hand, we have wi' nesstv- to oe perfectly exact, *Vnm undeni and on the K»r we have whai it
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    GRETNA OLD TOLL BAR COTTAGE
    184 6 Original Marriage Houss Sold AN interesting sale by auction took place at Carlisle on Oct. 3. when tho Old Toll Bar Cottage at Greta* Green was offered lor sale on behalf of the Department oi Agriculture for Scotland. |TJhe house, which is situated on frf
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1480 7  - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L.Horkin ijtHENEVER I am tempted to take myself seriously. I remember the description of a journalist evolved by Sir Hugh Clifford, famous administrator and writer. •A journalist." wrote Sir Hugh, "is usually a commonplace little man who has the extraordinary effrontery to express his own opinions." He
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    Things Are Moving: Strong Action Probable Against Trade Fakirs
    1030 8  - Things Are Moving: Strong Action Probable Against Trade Fakirs C. H. Stanley-Jones Tbe Beauties Of Kota Tinggi THINGS are moving. Last week I promised readers a Stavisky sensation. A local business man said to me a few days ago: "You don't know how near the truth you are." IN one
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    UNHURT BY FALL
    94 8 Girl's 71-Foot Drop Down Chimney Copenhagen A liitle girl of 12, daughter of a railwayman of Randers, finding ladders set up inside a chimney stack 22 metres (71% feet) high which is under construction, began to climb up. She got to the top unno'.iced by the workmen.
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    THE PERFECT SERVANT
    95 8 Worked For Twenty-Five Prime Ministers Alexandria Tho death ha? occurred here of Mohamed Issn. who is described as "Egypt's most perfect servant He had served as personal servant to 25 Egyptian Prime Ministers since 1908, and at the time of his death was serving under the present
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    ARMISTICE DAY
    308 8 A Unity Of Thought And Prayer IN view of the fact that Armistice Day 'November il> falls this year on a Sunday, the Archbishop of Canterbury has addressed the following letter to all th.? diocesan bishops m England "Lambeth Palace, SE. V September 14, 1934. "My dear Bishop,
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    THE BOY SCOUTS
    60 8 Movement Popular In China Nankins, Oct. 5. The Boy Scout movement is continu- ing to prove popular m China and, according to the latest s f atistics, there I are 8,979 scouts m the country. Kiangsu, Kwangtung and Chekiang j have the largest number -among the provinces,
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    HIPPOPOTAMI "GASSED"
    103 8 Sixty Dead Animals On Shore Of Lake Nairobi, Kenya. The mysterious death of a large number of hippopotami on Lake Albert is reported by Mr. E. J. Wayland, the Director of Geological Survey. Uganda. Ai one time 60 of the dead animals were coun'ed on a shor. stretch
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    FILM SUCCESS AT 68
    89 8 "Marie Dressier" Of Turkey Istanbul. Turkey has discov. "Ed a possible successor to Marie Dressier. She is 68-year-old Nena Hanem. *:.i is now one of the most popular ft .s stars m Turkey. She usually plays the role of a mo'he-. Her rules for acting are
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      150 8 s-+ ""Y THAT a surprising difference WaterW bury's Compound has made m my life! I greet each day with new vigour f work without fear of fatigue enjoy my leisure hours with unbounded zest! £-^l "I have almost forgotten what it is to catch cold. I no longer dread disease.
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    TONING PRINTS TO BLUE
    529 9 camera Corner Find Out Things For Yourself! nrtOTOGRAPHY is a hobby ir, P «hich there is no limit lor ex i{ the amateur should so J^'vith formulae and trick jg*L w hkh have been explained j^ters of the era v«r discoveries are continually •iimade. It is
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    DIES IN HARNESS
    30 9 93-Year-Old Canadian Editor Montreal. impost 63 years, died here at £c age of pre-Confed^t^^rin wTr r in"8 S 7i aftCr th Ww«SKSJ XaTgnT'ltM/ f POrtCCi Garibaidi s
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    BELL-RINGERS IN COLOMBO
    324 9 To Ring At Melbourne Centenary A PARTY of English bell-ringers who are on a visit to Australia m connection with the Centenary celebrations of Melbourne, arrived m Colombo recently m the P. and O. Branch Line's Barrabool. In a tour of about 6.500 miles m and round
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    ALL-HEAVY METAL PLANE
    48 9 Helsmgfors. An aeroplane built entirely of heavy metals has been comDletod at the Institute of Aviation m Moscow. It is claimed to be the first all-heavy-metal aeroplane m the world. Its designers also claim that it can develop a speed of 198 miles an hour.
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    TRAGIC FATE OF M.P.'S DAUGHTER
    500 9 TRAGIC FATE OF M.P.'S DAUGHTER Fall From Motor Launch (By Air Mail) London, Oct 3 AN M.P. told a tragic story at an inquest at Swanage to-day on Miss Margaret Ursula Edmondson. j 20, daughter of Sir James Edmondson. j M.P. for Banbury. Miss E<lmondson died m Swanage Hospital yesterday
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    ATTEMPTED ESCAPE
    220 9 Boy Prisoners' Uprising In U.S. Island Gaol New York. 'THE Baseball ground of Landall's Island prison was turned into battlefield when 3G5 boy prisoners fought the police.. Attacked with baseball bats, fists and stones, the police replied by using tear gas and had, before order could be restored,
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    SNAKE POISON A CURE
    186 9 Eve Of A Great Discovery (By Air Mail) London. Oct. A CRATE of venomous snakes arrive! n London lasi week and was inimodia )y taken charge of, not by representatives of the Zoo. bui by those of a famous British clinical research laboratory For British doctors
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    TERRIFYING ORDEAL
    78 9 Well-Digger Buried Ali\c For Four Days IVlgrade. P^scuers dug for 100 hours before they made contact with Pragomir RistoviU-n v/ho was buried alive by fal! of oyrth '•vhen dijicrinp; B well near Kraljovo. Jlis life was saved by a board w across .he shaft Vi inches abo\p his
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    992 10 T HIS B USTNt S S OF SHOPPING THERE'S NO end to the ingenuity of these colour enthusiasts. Even SUN GLASSES have now been designed to match one's beach costume and are appearing with gay CORAL, jade, yellow, blue, white or orange frames, and so becoming are they one wonders
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    1634 11 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. IB?y^ ex: w the i&JfStn C-iurch r^O p.m.. JwtfSy^- Ste n»ien Ba iciating, t W£*\ Gardtf^Ji r-he brid'. Lan D. P and 0 tig CorJ^^jTrjore Mr. Menzies is the 55tf^ Mrs. T ies, of rf Cults. Aberdt fLJ^Capt. W. L. Gardner, and man w .1
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      LUNARDI OF LUCCA
      537 12 1 WHEN the grand machine appeared superbly floating m newly suudued element, and (fate cradle containing the bold Aerial Navigator was seen de pending from it, astonishment i the multitude, and awful uence filled the air, which the i I instant was m tremulation the most impassioned
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    How To See The Great Air Race
    1108 12  -  G. S. Hammonds Take A Camp Bed Amid Be C®mf®rfealble IN tommoii with many other residents of Singapore, I shall be suffering from a tiff neck dining the early part of next veek. To-morrow the machines which are taking part m the air
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    616 12  -  Horatius II WELL, boys, with all this talk of airmindedness and the England Australia race, I think I cannot do better than begin by telling you a couple of aeroplane stories. Stop me if you've heard them. TWO dear old maiden ladies had been
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    Strerrible Charges Against Young Parisian Girl
    951 13  -  Air Mail (By ALLEGED TO HAVE KILLED FATHER PUBLIC DENUNCIATION BY HFP MOTHER) Nights In IWontmartre French Tragedy Of "Emancipated" Youth p interest undinnni.hed by the lapse tf ftS^JSi Wednesday. Publicly denf£ T.W ZZSTZTg. mr-oW girl will appear before the judges at the Seine
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    A NEW TYPE OF AUTOGYRO
    197 13  -  Air Mail 'By Will Go In Small Garage London, Oct. 10. 4N autogyro that will cost just over £100, and will go into a small garage is to be put on the market early next year. This interesting news comes from Glasgow, where, at the
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    STILL HOPE Mauretania May Go On Cruising
    194 13  - STILL HOPE Mauretania May Go On Cruising Air Mail (By London, Oct. 10. THE lamous Mauretania may yel continue to sail the seas, although she is absent from the list of autumn and winter sailings just issued. An official of the Cunard -White Star Line m Liverpool, when asked •if
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    BAGS OF COFFEE BURNT
    81 13  -  Air Mail (By Brazil Trying To Make It Dear London, Oct. 10. THE National Coffee Department m Brazil is still burning, coffee. It is restricting the amount of coffee for sale and so hoping to ensure a profitable price for the producers. Nearly 600,000 bags of
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    TRAGIC DEATH OF WIDOW
    453 13  -  Air Mail By Murder Charge MEDICINE VENDOR FOR TRIAL London, Oct. 10. €JIS examintion of hairs under a microscope was described by Df« Roche Lynch, the Home Office analyst, when Francis Godfrey St. John, 43, describing himself as a vendor of medicine, of Hampton-road. Forest Gate,
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    Letters From A Malayan Student In London
    1308 14  - Letters From A Malayan Student In London Mars The Gorgeous Approach to Europe The. writer of the series of articles of which this- is the first is a young Malayan who Uft Singapore recently to study m London. He has never sten Europe before and ttese first impressions iciU be
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    FOREST AS MEMORIAL
    104 14 Palestine Tribute To Late King Albert Paris. A large tract of land m Palestine rs to bo planted as a fores: m memory of the late king Albert of the Belgians, according: to the Jewish Telegraph Agency, which sates that Mr. Mayor Dizengoff, the Mayor of Tel
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    PRESIDENT LEBRUN
    85 14 Stands Godfather Twice Within Ten Days Arras, North .France. For the second time m ten days President Lebrun has stood godfather to the child of a French workman. This time it is baby Albert Levoux. w*io has been given the Christian name of the President. He is the
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    SHOT AT THEIR FEET
    80 14 Man Who Wanted Dancers To Be More Lively Helsingfors. Dancing was at its height at the annual festival being held for the employee of an estate at Pyhajarvi, Finland, when an inebriated farm-hand suddenly drew a revolver. "I will make you dance a livelier tune" he
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    KILLED BY ANTS
    90 14 Victim Believed To Have Fallen Into A Coma Prague. In a wood near Znojmo. m Moravia an unknown man was found with ant. swarming over him. They were brushed off him and he was taken to> hospital, where he died The cause of death was poisoning due
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    CLIMBING RECORD
    192 14 Pastor's 23rd. Time Ip Kilimanjaro Nairobi. DR. Reusch. a German pastor of the Marimgu Mission. Tanganyika has just set up a new record m East African mountaineering by climbing to the summit of Kilimanjaro 18,700 feet> for the twenty-third time. On every ascent Dr. Rcuscii confesses that Africa's
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    LIENYUN PORT Harbour In North China
    77 15 LIENYUN PORT Harbour In North China Hsuchow, Oct. 4. THE first wharf o t the Lienyun harITI Haichcw the terminus o. the Lunghai railway was offioiaiiv bv° tSe Vht' 6 effOrtS have been "ado The breakwater have been coirnleteri many smaller boats have X a sv cast anchor m the
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    Dashing Player In matenr Championship
    651 15  - Dashing Player In matenr Championship Sydney Lee Billiards By EDWARDS A NATURAL CUEMAN THE balls ran very hard for me at times during my final game at i Thurstons against Edwards m the I Amateur Championship. I suppose it must have been my fault, but there were occasions when i
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    THE SHOW-OFF
    120 15 Captain Who Boasted Before A Marshal Nice. AHATIVE of Provence was recounting his valiant deeds n the Battle of the Marne to a circle of admiring companions m a cafe here. At a neighbouring table sat a gentle- man with a white moustache, smiling quiet y to himself.
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    ON A LIBERAL SCALE
    96 15 Marriage Banquet Lasts For Three Days Budapest. At Szenttamas, m southern Hungary, a marriage banquet attended by 500 guests has lasted for three days. Four gypsy bands played day and night. Two oxen were roasted whole. Five hundred head of poultry and more than 200 wheel-sized
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    SWEET BEAUTY
    42 15 Belgrade. Honey is being used as a base for face creams m Belgrade. It is said to be a wonderful aid to beauty. Honey cold cream, honey /vanishing cream and honey packs are m great demand m the beauty parlours.
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    HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME
    278 15  -  Donald M. Greig Tennis No. 20. By UNUSUAL STROKES IT is not every player who realises that a ball need not always be hit over the net to be good. If the ball is acutely angled across the court and you are able to hit
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    Extraordinary Stroke
    107 15 The most extraordinary stroke have ever had played against me w*u a service which Nicholas Mishu, tho famous Rumanian player who played a lot m England a few years ago, used when he was feeling somewhat disgusted with his play. Finding his ordinary service not quite successful, to
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      228 15 <HE LOST WEIGHT EACH WEEK The Weal Way To Reduce n write* to tell how she is re- fat— and her way seems to *Z ideal way. "in 49 year? >! ins. in ktandwas 13 S lbs. when I started *r* eV el teaspoonful of kruseh n Salts nine, I
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    CONTRACT
    1016 16  -  "Horatius" Vy PLAYING FOR SAFETY WHEN playing m a No Trumps declaration, it is important that as many tricks as possible should be won m suits which have to be established. Yet there are many players who consider that to bring off a successful finesse represents all that can
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    179 16 12 Shillings A Day For Keeping Eyes Shut New York. SEVEN men masquerading as blind beggars have been making a comfortable living out of charitable pecpte m New York. This was revealed when a "blind' beggar was arrested for soliciting alms on the underground. At first the authorities
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    LOCH NESS MONSTER
    159 16  -  Air Mail (By American To Photograph At Bottom Of Lake (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 3. I An American has come to this couni try to try and photograph the Loch Ness j monster m the depths of its watery 'home- He is Mr. J. E.
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    STO WARS FOR A YEAR
    809 16 Peace Comes At Last To I Togoland (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Oct. 1. rOGOLAND-the vast African territory F which is administered under a Br--1 SS mandate by the Government of he Geld Coast— is peaceful. There have been no wars m
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    EVADING EMPIRE TARIFFS
    164 16 "British-Made M Japanese Goods (By Aiv Mail' (From Our Own Correspondent) Manchester, Oct. 3. lAPANESE textile goods arc being J offered to Lancashire mill owner, for export to British Colonies and the Dominions m an attempt 10 evade quota restrictions which were drawn up to protect ths
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    IS CANCER ONE OF THEM?
    137 16 Diseases That Are (a used By Smoke (By Air Mail' (From Our Oirn Correspondent) London, Oct. 3. "Can we attribute cancer to a smokeladen atftiosphere?" This question was ask d by Dr. H. A. deit Vceux, m his presidential address to the National Smoke Abatement
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    JUNGLE SNACKS
    56 16 Here is another story for gourment*. It comes from Nairobi. A Uganda game ranger .shot five elephants. When his porters returned to the scene two hours later all ihey found was Svc skeletons. The local natives had descended on the carcases like a flock of vultures, aud not
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      173 16 /fREALV^: relief from] I prickly; At last! Real relief from the torment of prickly heat. Add three tablespoonfuls of Scrubb's to your bath water, and feel the foe gradually loosen his hold, as Scrubb's t brings you peace and bodily comfort. Scrubb's conquers perspiraSCRUBBS CLOUDY AMMONIA v SAVE your MONEY
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      105 16 I "Imagine How Proud lAm —when other mothers ask me how I keep baby so hca i She's never been ill. Hardly ever cries. She is a contented I baby. And all because of proper feeding. Ever si nee weanI ing I've been^giving her Quaker Oats gruel. It supplies pracP
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    Gallery Of S. V. C. Officers
    300 17 No. 2. Major A. Chamier, 0.8. E. I a Chamier, Second m Com 1 B ion, S.S.V.F., jo;nne^fii&n Reserve of Officers ip I tr hi Ma cr I vas disable to take a hart! ■Erroe having been rejected o:i I :':cient eye-sight, but 1
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    With The Malayan Volunteers
    774 17 :i, S i:iii»'lll;iiiii*' ii>> BY I 1 ONE OF THEM s f^'.Uirlt' meeting was held J* the last week-end and 4 interfered considerably, i 2**.°" Saturday, the ivj *®y satisfactory, over received, the-t be- the S.V.C. but m J*«* a representation of the L 7T- re
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    LABOUR PARTY SECRETARY
    335 17 Successor Of Mr. Arthur Henderson THERE has «)een i fcreat deal :,f o pecuA/ri a i on as l 0 wi is likel y to succeed Mr Artnur Henderson as Secretary of tne Laoour Party. r«L Un 5 erstand (w «tc.s an Observer CorH ent) that no
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    WOMAN FINDS £1,400
    114 17 Hands Money Over To Police Without Giving Name New York. A woman with a small child walked into a police station and handed the officer m charge a parcel. She then left without giving; her name. Whon the officer opened the parcel he found it contained more
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    WILD MAN
    126 17 Can Only Speak "Aniihai Language" A D Belgrade, l AKT> of m*;n, hunting m the woods near Uzitza, saw wha: they thought to be a strange animal running through tho wood They fired, and the creature dropped. When they approached Jthey found a youth of about 15 years
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    WATCH PAWNED
    158 17 Benjamin Franklin's I Timepiece I Philadelphia I^KE watch which was owned by Ben- jamin Franklin. America's grcu! piiilosopher, statesman and man or j of letters, is m pawn. i The .solid gold timepiece was pledged by a musician whose name the pawn- j broker refuses to reveal. The
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    NON-STOP FLIGHT TO INDIA
    112 17 Sir Alan Prepares For New Attempt IT is understood that Sir Alan Cobham's non-stop. air-re-fuellin«» flight to India will take place m .he next fern weeks. Since he wishes first to carry oat tins contract with the British Air Ministry before he turns his attention to
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      45 17 Tl\n: TABLE 'io-day: 938 a.m 10 U3 p.;.t. To-morrow: 10.10 am, 10.48 pm Tuesday: 10.39 am., n S! pjn. Wednesday: liv? a.m. Thursday u.lO a.m.. 1 1 3f> p.m Friday: 0.40 a.m.. 12 05 pm. Saturday: 127 a.m., 12.35 p.m. Sunday 2.08 a.m.. 1.11 pm.
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    On Malaya's Badminton Courts
    2867 18  -  "Dragon" (By Ik\/tt qr 1 Tr* j\ IRvill^l] f\ O O h**- 1 i Meeting Next Month At Triangular Tournament In Ipoh Rules And Regulations Already Drafted The Singapore Open Doubles Championship Who will Win The Title? On Tactic How Miss Betty Ho and Dorothy Low
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    HIM MALAYAN CUBS ARE DOING
    1699 19  -  "Clubman" (By t gaP ore Ping-Pvng Championships Pos ions ,n League Tablef Straits Physical Athletic Party To Pul ail Bukum Amicable iA:s <>At Home" Tennis Tournament Of Gemas Railway Institute n-j^ress is being made m Jl^apore inter-club pingUnships. i Matches are, 31 SS practically every
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    ADROIT CHEAT
    172 19 Judge Relieved Of £5 In Court Prague IN full view of the court, Josef J.. a com-* morcial -raveller charged with fraud at Prague, chea;ed the judge out of nearly £5. Josef was fined for an irregularity about his^ tickets when he was on his way from Brnc
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    GERMAN LUFTHANSA
    96 19 Regularity Of Catapult Air Service The German Lufthansa has now made it? £5 a scheduled flight m the? regular postal f.'. rvice across the Atlantic Ocean. Since putting into service the motor beat "Schwa* btnlar.d", the Trans-Oceanic service has at its disposal for the Atlantic hop of 1,000
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    TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME
    361 19 Troise And His Ma uJoliers With Don Carlos TO-DAY'S Empire wireless progr;immis as follows: 235 p.m. Big Ben. A Religious Berviee* relayed from St. Martin-in-the-Field.s. 3.20 p.m. A Violin Recital by Imo Pcugnet. "Greenwich Time Signal a' 3.j5 p.m.) 3 50 p.m. A Running Commentary on the
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    The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED
    2543 20  - The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED "Rimau" (By Singapore's Convincing taigby Football Form Record For Season Compared With Selangor And Perak Penang Strengthening Their Weak Links Farleigh Robertson Trophy Returns To Perak Asiatic Fifteen Win Match At Penang— Inter-School Soccer "Sensation" SF.LANGOR and Perak were to have met m Kuala Lumpur
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    705 20  -  "K.O." (By PONGRATULATIOXS to Little V Lewis. The ambition of every boxer is to win a title, and Lewis has reached his goal after 12 years m the fighting game. He is Lewis credit to boxing and a worthy title-holder. As Win* A
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      337 22 State Rugby Four Tries Unconverted WINNERS' BRILLIANT DISPLAY .Frcrn Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. SELANGOR beat Perak at rugger „n the padang to-day by four tries and a dropped goal (16 points; to a try (three points). Selan<ror gave a surprisingl> brilliant display and completely
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      SELANGOR BEAT PERAK
      61 22 Inter-State Hockey At Ipoh (From. Our Own Reporter) Ipoh, Saturday. IN an inter-State "nockey maich to-day Selangor defeated Perak by 3—l. Selangor were the bctier side ail round. Baharon opened the scoring for P^rak and Yzclman equalised later. Grenier next scored for S-lai?gor who led at l^alf
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      ARSENAL MARKSMEN IN FORM
      444 22 Drake Does Hat-Trick j Against Birmingham I London. Sept. 29. VERY impressive scenes look place to-d&v at Chester and Hanley, where meat crowds stood during a minute* silence and sang "Abide with Me" m memory of the victims of the Gresford colliery disaster Wrexham were playing
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      VOLUNTEERS BEAT S.C.C.
      358 22 VOLUNTEERS BEAT S.C.C. Yesterday's Rugby MARGIN OF VICTORY OF 23—9 THE Singapore Volunteer Corps did very well to defeat the S.C.C. at rugby yesterday on the padang by 28 points (four goals and a try) to nine, two penalty goals and a try. The match was evenly-contested there being little
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      The Singles Semi-Finalists Decided
      750 22 The Singles Semi-Finalists Decided Ladies Final Between Champion And Runner -Up ONE ot the most tnruung emu w keenly-contested matches m the Singapore badminton open single 5 championship was -seen at the Clerical Union court yesterday afternoon when Seah'.Eng Hee, the -star" who knocked out Koh Ken.'. Siang, the champion,
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      MRS. WILLS MOODY
      158 22 Back Injury Heal ng Very Soon "I ;tm not hobbli'ig about any :vnv md I think I shall be abl" tr hana! i I racket again m about a month. BM Mrs Helen Wills Moody when iow her back injury which has k^p. tier from the courts
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      R.A.s RUGGER WIN
      37 22 In a lugger match at Tanglin day the Royal Artillery bea< the Regiment by e'ghi points to nil, scoring goal and a try. Nichol s converted hi own try and Ainsworth nored n other.
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      134 22 I ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. t ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000 The I Great Eastern Life 1 Assurance Co., Ltd* I (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements). 1 HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, I Cecil Street, Singapore. 1 LONDON OFFICE: 27, Oid Jewry, E.C. I The Company has £20,000 deposited with
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    44 23 Meet At Batu Pahat o*r Own Correspondent) Johore. Oct 18 J* presence of a large gatherSfS ***** com Peted. R^SS? 1001 'Bandai Pengbail match I^^S S^ ere Panted. r I «?Si beat the Teon ISLt 001 the runners-up m the by 36^24^
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    PRIZE DISTRIBUTION
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    HIS 450TH MATCH
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    202 23 Police And Chinee At Rugger <Frcm Our Own Reporter) COLTS HOCKEY TEAM JPOTe sides. thei^inH^?^" 1511 Sin^ Tho p,- P s A^ L WAY SOCCER. &u^afefe2'i«!4 an weie the scorers. T KI.ANG HOCKEY SSg* o0 Clllb m a friendly game or I]ms ,T?^ N o P en
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    HOCKEY TEAMS
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    PERAK TURF CLUB
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      12 24 The Sunday Tribune FIVE CE.YIS SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1934. 2 -1
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      The Medical Congress
      120 24 The Medical Congress The officers of the new Singapore Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. M nf the fater |or is to the left centre of the picture m national costw* I f^c era gelation of tropical Medic ne, held m Nanking, Us^^ ftomttw right is Dr. R. D. Fitzgerald, ol Malaya,
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