Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 28 October 1934

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    Masthead
    11 1 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1934. v^ >.!!. FIVE CKNTS
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    Jones And Waller Make Great Dash Back
    420 1 01/E IN SINGAPORE TO-D A V Melbourne To Darwin In Splendid Time Attempting Record For Double Journey k record dash back to England is being attempted by Cathcart Jone< and Waller, participant* the England to Me bourne air race. They left ibourne shortly
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    Will Japan Walk Out Again?
    442 1 Coming Naval Talks Demand For Parity result of the 1935 Naval Conference, for which preparatory talks begin m I ondrv next month, is considered by large numbers of Japanese to by <; life a'ul death" que-tio' for the nation. It is widely held that Japan's
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    5 A.M. EDITION
    197 1 HOME FOOTBALL f I: RESULTS APPEAR I ON PACE 3. iilii|ii|::i;i|niHl"i' i'|.ii;iiiili'iMiii|tiiii|ni> liilin.if.'n, I Conference, or face the serious -lisapprovul of their fellow-coun-l' rymen. I A well-known writer on naval flails. Capiain Seiho Arima. :ates m the latest number of jf Contemporary Japan" that: "The Japanese are
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    PERSONAL
    82 1 The marriage which has beat arranged be ween Curtis DelmarMorgan and Susan Henrietta Hargreaves Brown will take place at Penang on Jan. 3, Mrs. Hargreaves Brown and the Misses Hargreaves Brown sail for Malaya on Dec. 8 Visitors to Malaya House hii week include Mr. W. T. Williams. Kuaia
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    CHINA'S NATIONAL CONGRESS
    68 1 Decision To Delay It Approved Shanghai, Oct. 27. THE deci^ien to pos.pone the Fil'.n Na.ional Congrt.-s is beuv? welcomed m political circle m China as ;hey expect that ihi* Will help 10 bring abjut an amicable settlement of the differences between Nanking and Canton b> fore the
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    IRISH SWEEP
    82 1 Receipts Total Over Thro Millions D üblin, Oct. 27. THE receipts for the Irish Hospitals sweepstake, the draw m which begins today, total £3 234.619 and the amount available for prizes is £2,001.193. There will be twenty first prizes of £30,000, twenty second prizes of £15 000. and
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    NATIONS PREPARING FOR WAR
    642 1  -  Air Mail (By Mr. Lloyd George 9 s Grave Warning "There Is Only Just Time To Stop It" (From Our Own Correspondent j London, Oct. 15. r^HE nations are snarling and baring their teeth and there is only just time to stop war." This grave warning
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    Reported Abdication Of The King Off Siam
    328 1 Reported Abdication Of The King Off Siam TRAVELLERS from Siam declare that there are persistent reports m Bangkok that King Prajadhipok has abdicated No news to this effect has appeared m the Bangkok paper* and nothing has been received from our correspondent m th" Siamese Capital, so it is obvious
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      13 1 N.E.M. (Nat. cua; Employers Mutual V INSURE YOU Fire, Burglar;*, Motor, Workmen's Compensation.
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    GREAT AIR RACE FILM
    286 2 Coming By Plant LOCAL PAVILIONS ENTERPRISE WHEN Mr. Ca? heart Jones and Ut. K. Waller, who have just completed the trip to Melbourne m the great air race and are now on their way back by air to England, arrive m Singapore this evening, they w:!l
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    ONCE IN CHINESE ARMY
    102 2 ONCE IN CHINESE ARMY Adventurous Career Of Englishman New Westminster (British Columbia 1 AN Englishman who wrote poetry, "punched" cows m the United States, fought against Redskins and held a commission m the Chinese Army, has died at the age of 59. He was Mr. William E. Maiden, and he
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    NO "SPARK OF LOVE"
    461 2  -  Air Mail (By Suicide Of Girl Just Engaged i (From Our Own Cwresvondent) London, Oct. 10. PATHETIC letters left by a girl who committed suicide a week afteiv becoming engaged brought into strange prominence a tragedy that" tha City coroner, Mr. F. Danford Thomas, inquired into.
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    BANDITS' CAPTIVES
    79 2 Missionaries Carried Into Szechuen Shanghai, Oct. 11. f.C vices reaching here from Yunan fthat Miss G. Emblen, Mr. A. Hayand Mr. R. A. Bosshardt, missionin bandit hands, are being carried rds Szechuen, stronghold ot Co*ne three were captured by the bandits t 80 miles from Kweiyang,. at a
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    GIRLS EXECUTED
    63 2 Alleged To Be Plotting Against Canton Canton, Oc\. 14. The local Public Safety Bureau yesterday arrested seven girl students of the Provincial Girl's Normal School alleged to be members of a reacionary organisattan that had been engaged m plotting against the peace and order m Can on. The
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    SOCIETY SENSATION
    50 2 Kidnappers Demand $50,000 For Louisville Lady Louisville, Oct. 11. Ohio society circles received a great {•.hock to-day when armed bandits kidnapped Mrs. Berry Stoll, one of the wealthiest women m the State, -md leader cf Louisville's 'upper ten." The kidnappers have demanded •^550,000 ransom money for the release
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    NINE YEARS ON THE ROAD
    171 2 NINE YEARS ON THE ROAD Germans Who Were m Malaya Calcutta. t AFTER being on the road for nine years and travelling more than 60 000 miles, a German couple, Herr F Hecker and his wife, have arrived m Calcutta on their way home to Munich. They left Germany m
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    MOTOR ACCIDENT
    82 2 Estate Manager Taken To Hospital (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh. Oct. 27. motoring to Ipoh, Mr. C. U. Stafford, manager of Salamat Estate, met with an accident near Sungei Siput. The car skidded and went into a ditch, and Mr. Stafford received a bad cut on one arm.
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    ALLEGED FATAL FIGHT
    88 2 Punjabis Charged With Murder (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Oct. 27. A FIGHT between parties of Chines and Punjabis last night at Liv Chemor resulted m the death of a rhinwcft va^nable gardener after n< haS is alleged, been severely beaten with sticks. The Chinese detained two
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    KNEW DISCONTENT WAS BREWING
    597 2 Nol Surprised DEPOSED SILTAN'S HALF BROTHER < lotombo, Oct. it. PRINCE Mohamed Ismail Tuttumanifflu, claimant to 'h<- Maldivian Throne, arrived m Colombo this morning, travelling overland from India. "I was aware of the trmibJed stau of affairs m my country,* 1 he toid ti reporter of
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      198 2 j ROBINSONS HAVE A SMALL COLLECTION OF f EXCEEDINGLY SMART S Evening Dresses) j FOR THE NOT SO SLENDER I MODELS OF OUTSTANDING I DISTINCTION AND CHARM m PRICES RANGE FROM $8052 j I s Sfctlii 1. 1 iiil I i ii I i"H iiii!rii!f:;j!:sint;iiii!ii!iiiii'i|i!i.;i:i|'i«:H!rji!liiriii:iin,:i;ii!ii!H;;i :i 1:1 :i ii i
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      144 2 CROSSWORD SOLUTION No. 43. ACROSS:— I. Diver: 4. Orarium; 10. Oo; 11. Rex; 12. Or; 13. Use; 14. Vis; IG. Taro; 18. Etna; 20. Espial; 21. Sark; 23. Ear; 24. Sty; 25. No; 27. Me; 30. Abeam; 33. Mail; 34-. Gib; 35. Mi; 36. One; 38. Along; 40. Net; 41.
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      671 2 CROSSWORD PUZZLE No. 44 S4OO MUST BE WON First Prize $250 Second Prize $150 CONDITIONS ['ITp F Tc~P kIK X I P 1 Address the solution to T. B. ROGERS jM I it 'JIPL^ L-P" CO.. LTD., 94, Robinson Road, ar.d HF~ f^M h I HH I I n mark
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    CUP-HOLDERS LOSE AGAIN
    519 3 League Surprises XRSENAL BEATEN BY SrNDERLAND London, Oct. 21. fHK defeat of the League ChamI" and the Cup-holders who played away from home provided tl* biggest surprises m to-day's first division results. Manche>UT City visited Aston Villa and had to acknowledge defeat by 1 goa'< to 2.
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    lINDRUM RETAINS BILLIARDS TITLE
    69 3 D avis Beaten By 875 Points feftixn ii Rmurne, Oct. 27. if wm Ullaru^ retained the World's wiliardr, ChamoionshiD tMc by to e-atms Joe Davis by 875 points. {Scares werrUndrum 23.553 g v »5 22 673 V L macie a lva: bul m the lfter temtSl
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    RAFFLES COLLEGE SPORTS
    360 3 Low Kee Fow Wins Championship Singapore, Sunday. 3 KILLIAXT leather favoured the tL TT il A ln n lal athlel s p° rt s of ground yesterday. The event, were keenly competed and many of the races ended m close nmsnes A- the conclusion of the sports.
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    PLOT TO MURDEK MUSSOLINI
    155 3 Unearthed By' Police ALL PRECAUTIONS TAKEN Florence, Oct. 27. A PLOT to assassinate Signor Mussolini, who is attending a demonstration to-day m honour of thirty-seven Fascist martyrs, is reported to have been unearthed by tHe police who stated that numerous bombs were found m the possession
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    IRISH SWEEP
    41 3 Early Results Of The Draw London, Oct. 27. THE following are the early results of the draw for the Irish Sweep: Highlander. CH*****, Lei, N. S. Reissmessey and Co.. Hongkong. Adriatic. CH*****. Waniao, Yuan Bank. French Concession, Tientsin.— Reuter
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    FIRST GOLF TEST
    87 3 Honours Shared In Singles Sydney. Ore. 27. THE first golf test between Great Britain and Australia began today when four singles were played, °acb side rocuring two victories. McLean (Greal Britain) beat Ferrier, •lie New South Wales champion^ 5 up and 4. Garijett < Great Britain beat
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    HOME UrGBY
    93 3 The following are the rSsufls oMjs€ ut Vv hit eha ven. ■'Durham 18 C^M at HarUopool. i;U,;uf>tir>hin- 6 Devon jj Somerset 1() at Wellington. rhiLr 3 Yorl:shirc <*» at Belfast. ,> )tll 1" OW AUeynians 3 Biaekhcath 8 Canliff Bradford a Rosslyn Park 6 Coventry *«tey 4 D€Yon|»Oit
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    WOMEN COMMUNISTS
    40 3 Shanghai, Oct. :!7. The Police at Amoy. In South Fukian.. raided a suspected Communist haurv on Thursday. Five persons were arresl d and sentenced to death. Five women Communists were shot I*t Foochow yesterday.-Mm Kuo Jir. i Pao.
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    FOOT SEVERED HY PROPELLER
    158 3 Accident To Well-Known Local European WHILE supervising the straightening out of a propeller block of the Blue Funnel steamer, the Ulysses, about ten o'clock yesterday morning, Mr. H. Barren, a well-known local European of the Singapore Harbour Board, met with a very serious accident when the
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    LOCAL WEDDING
    242 3 Mr. Loh Khie Lock And Miss Irene Wee i Singapore. Saturday. THE marriage was solemnised to-day at th, 1 Straus Chinese Methodist Church, Kampong Ka'por. of Mt". i Loh Khie Lock, managing partner ji' thp Daisy"' FlowershGp, Singapore, and I third son of the late Mr. Loh Kco.;
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    JAPAN'S CYNICISM
    133 3 Press Comments On Oil Monopoly London, Oct. 27. The News Chronicle, m a leader, state: that cynicism could hardly go further than the Japanese reply concerning the Manchukuo oil monopoly. If Japan desired Dolitely to point om what rod the Powers prepared for then own bocks by tamely
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    DIPLOMAT RESIGNS
    110 3 General Hishikari To Leave Manchukuo Tokyo. Oct. 11. G.iieral Hishikari. Japanese Amoas- ac!or to Manchukuo has tendered his resignation, which lias been tentatively Accepted, it is reported. It is believed that Mr. Jiro Minami, former Minister for War. has been* lecor.vncir.ied to succeed Mr. Hishikari. 11. E. the
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    PEDESTRIANS AND THEIR RfGHTS
    197 3 New Regulations Issued London Oct. 27. THE new regulations relating to ped« trian crossings, issued by Mr. Hor< Beii^ha w!1 not make it compulsory for pedestrians to use specially marked crossings, but will place the pedestrian en the same looting as the mcton.-t regarding liability for
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    60 3 Mr. Frails TiiQ»a<ij>, yr.'CUi.i'.e 01 Cambridge, Uud cl-j.-> (English Tripos Part I) has been appointed an assiFtsn master of St. Andrew's < hiiix-h of England Boyt" School to fill the vacancy caused by iL^ retiienienl cf Mr. Joseph l.cc, the R.-v. R. K. S. Adams having b- r>zeme the ne
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    NEW GIBRALTAR OF THE EAST
    708 3 Singapore Base DISCUSSION IN THE NAVAL TALKS (By Aii- Mail) London, (M? Iti. I.AP.WKfeh papers an i ing that m iih- naval conversations, \dttiiral 1 ;iai«t will raise the qtfe&tioi poi writes W. X. l>.< rin t I Herald. But th re i not tfu
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    773 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas HOPPING from one part of the world to another on a moment's notice is. all a part of the day's work m the life of a wire-service correspondent. "I HAVE found myself m tropic tempeI ratures wearing flannel underwear and m free/ing climates m white
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      152 4 "^S**Sv J "o"h 'n p'^-^^gHß Alhambra -^^U&» jOOMmdX'2 V" JF Wsfe.f\ Jpfcs» u< Sun-Scorched Desert ■fey REGINALD DENNY -Afl -*^i TELL THE WORLD" GIRLS WITHOUT MEN! A SINCERE AND VIGOROUS TREATMENT OF A DARING THEME. NO MEN ALLOWED JC^b. > Mcc were taboo to fh«»# §h altered ichootgir;* »o oil
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    Thrills In The Life Of Tarzan
    1369 5 When Weissmuller Via* Hearly Drowned *m wonder Johnny Weissmuller is i *N at ease while playing "Tarzan." He fei been thruU h experiences Himself that would startle even the i imagination of Edcrar Rice Burroughs, creator of the glamorous -'c MB- the swimming 1
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    SOCIETY OF STORKS
    107 5 A "Legal Code" Of Their Own? Cologne. Dr. Heinroth, the well-known orni thologist, believes that storks have a. "legal code," carried out by "courts." He says that he has seen: Parent birds kill their young because they refuse to attempt to fly. A huge "court of inquiry"
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    A Vision Of Judgment
    1656 6  -  H. G. Wells (MR SHORT STORY By BRU-A-A-A 1 listened, no, understanding. Wa-ra-r.i-ra. •Good Lord! said I. still oiilv na ke "What an Internal shindy? Ra-iP 1 a -ra -ra -m -rp -ra-ra Ti-r.i .1 ra Aid I. io wake— topped siwft. Wbert was I? Ta-rra-rara
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    MULTIPLE BIRTHS
    144 6 Canada The Country For Twins And Triplets Ottawa. Canada claims to be the best country for twins. In the seven years from 1926 1932 no j fewer than 20.497 twins werte born out of a total of 1,690,032 confinements— and 1 the total population of Canada is only
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    USED AS ANVIL
    83 6 Ten-Year-Old Shell Explodes In Workshop Stockholm. The niP.n were injured and over 300 windows blown out when a shell which had been lying ir a workshop for over ten years explodedThe explosion occurred at the Varlan Engineering Works, Stockholm where the shell had been used as an
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    NARCOTICS EMBARGO
    563 6 More Manufacturing Going On A WORLDWIDE embargo on the expor of certain drugs a immbev ot countries was decreed by the Per manent Central Opium Board at its last "w? pcVefc'ehves from AiMde 14 ol the 1931 Limitation Convention, ac?oiding to which no country may Jfipoit quantifies of
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    RESTAURANT TRAGEDY
    133 6 Dismissed Steward's Vengeance On Proprietor Lugano. Two men were killed and five other persons injured m a crime of vengance m a restaurant hero. A former wine steward m revenpe for his dismissal, returned to the restaurant and fired tit ihe proprietor with his revolver. The la er
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    COWS' FATAL DIET
    74 6 Darning: Needle, Crockery And Fishing Sinker Sydney. A postmortem held on a cow at Murwillumban. New South Wales, revealed that it had swallowed a thr^e-inch darning needle, which had pierced its hean. It had also eaten three large piece of crockery. When another cow which died frcm
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    PIONEER OF THE AIR
    604 6 Lunardi's Balloon Voyage ONE hundred md fifty year, ago I cenzo Lunardi successfully achiM,^ c first aerial voyage m the history «5 England. y 0I A fortnight earlier J. Tyiltt, ritai from the Comely Gardens at Edi- > seated m a small wickerwork "bisk beneath a
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      59 6 Valuable dresses only /J /^\aO help to create attractions; Jfevc^^t^^^^ r^tC hut cannot stop the obno- f\^iV V -f O \ious odour from one's wmm/ I 4^\ mouth. Such odour often -^l > (PAT KWA TAN) can stop iklps digestion. /J|s^ > j^h^ i. Start using 'Vav? 7^ f from
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    Sirtctly Between Ourselves
    1701 7  - Sirtctly Between Ourselves H. L Horkin lETI ET me start this week by putting m a good word for my feminine readers. I believe that quite a number of "tragic wives," correspondent once called them, glance at this page after they have jead the shopping columns and "A Woman Peep*."
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      170 7 I "I live miles from 7f( I any cow.. but I have w-^/ J I fresh milk feJx^Tt i I W7"° Ur D Y U Hke tO giVC yOUr Kee P s refrigeration J VV baby fresh milk all the time vy f4l J B Khm keeps perfectly without re-
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    The Unsung Heroes Of The Air Race
    1476 8  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones A Rap On The Knuckles For The F.M.S. The Beer Cure For Local Opium Addicts PDITORIAL writers, locally and elsewhere, seem to have risen to heights of verbosity m the comments on the great air race. Sorry I can't join
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    LOOK TO YOUR FOCUS
    519 9 :y^era Corner Seere t Of Successful Enlarging -iSY amateurs who are for the 1 1 %wt time using cameras where is necessary find that their tempts are failures. Familiarity with box cameras, ■re everything is done for you ex--1 the actual pressing of the release, makes
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    HUMAN LAMP
    136 9 Current From Body To Be Utilised Budapest. THE current from the human body can light an electric lamp Arpad Szepessy, a radio engineer whose name is well-known through his inventions m various fields has invented an electric lamp which can be lit m this The lamp was tested
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    FRENCH GIFT TO KTNG GEORGE
    214 9 Stained Glass Window From Le Mans Le Mans. ON the occasion of the visit of the bands and pipsrs of the Coldstream and Irish Guards here the Mayor of Le Mans, M. Geneslay, has announced that the city had requested King George to accept the
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    MYSTERY ISLAND CAMP
    109 9 Canadian Gift To British Boy Scouts Ottawa. The visit of a party of English public I school boy scouts to Mystery Island, the national domain of Canadian Boy Scouts, is to be commemorated on the island j by the establishment of a camp exclusively for the use
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    TINNED ROSES
    231 9 Plants Preserved In Air Tight Containers San Francisco. CALIFORNIA'S rose tinning industry \j is flourishing. Already this season a million "canned" roses have been exported by one firm using a process for preserving plants m air tight containers which has been perfected at San Jose, fifty miles from
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    EMPIRE TRADE CENTRE
    120 9 £200,000 Building To Be Erected In South Africa Johannesburg, Transvaal An Empire trade headquarters for South Africa is to T>e built at Johannesburg at a cost of £200,000. A site has been secured at the corner of Main and Loveday Streets, and a 12--storey building will be
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    CHILD DEVELOPMENT
    197 9 Soviet Making Scientific Study Of Toys Moscow. A SPECIAL, "Institute of Toys" has been organised m Moscow for the scientific study of children's playthings, together with a. museum of toys. It will dscide which kind of toy.-* Is best for the child's development— wh> l ther he ought
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    SILENCE ZONES SUCCESS
    152 9 British Experiment Impresses Italians Rome. After observing the success of the "siI lent period" m British traffic Italians are beginning to think of abolishing horns and hooters altogether. A "week of silence" was attempted rei cently m Milan, with hooting forbidden for the whole twenty-four hours, und
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    GIN HIDDEN IN COFFIN
    216 9 Discovery Aboard A Liner (By Air Mail. London, Oct. 3. THE discovery of twenty-seven bot»!< i > of gin m a coffin, and whukv gin m apple cases. aboai White Star liner Homeric v. dosed yesterday. The discovery was made when the liner arrived at Southampton
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    BUS BUSINESS OF SHOPPING
    1147 10 WE DONT know how you feel about it but this business of COMMUTING back and forth to Seletar at all hours of the night and morning, has got us just about FRAZZLED, and when a woman gets THAT way, as everybody knows, the only cure is
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      284 10 SWASTIKA FOR Eastern Arts And Crafts NEW GOODS ARRIVED 3, ORCHARD ROAD, AMBER MANSIONS, SINGAPORE. 1 ,tlll!li:illtllll!llllllllllllll!IIIilr.lll|lllirill|!l«!ll..l,llll|IIIIIIIIIMllHIIIMIIIIIHIHlHIIIIHIHlHII|!l»!l|.:l l« I I I I I I i nriiie'iii:f^iiiiniiii!iiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiißMiii«!ii,'riiihiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinti'ii!iiiiTtttTiiii'Hi'ii-.i'fl 1 1 1 1 i i i i i t t I 79 STAMFORD ROAD. f I SINGAPORE. T*' l Nu 461 i "She
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2100 11 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. the pret wedd'ngs of 'he A*' *«a solemnized at :he Presby- Church. Wednesday when r £m hea Alexandria Gardner, onl" **i*?Tcap- and Mr. W. L. Gard**E married to Mr. I:m Davidson =*I?«m of Mr- an<* Mrs T Men JjfFarrrago::- Wesi rults. Aberdeen. rrrw brde and
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      125 11 HENE ULLMANN Announces Another Big Shipment of GOWNS HATS NOVELTIES FROM PARIS O.V VIEW WEDNESDAY 31st. inst. RENE UJC.L.MANN Capitol Building, Stamford Road. MAISON CHARNETTE NO. 10, HIGH STREET. frocks of all colours and sizes, for many occasions. J «*t unpacked.— a bi*> choice of up-to-date Hate and Gowas. s
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      32 11 1 LADIES' i Dress-making Expertly Done. WE GUARANTEE TO REPRODUCE I ANY MODEL I Bfve Us a Trial, I AT I THE SINGAPORE I SILK STORE I 1 House For Quality Service.
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      311 11 GREEN CIRCLE j LIBRARIES 15, Capitol Building. Singapore. Latest Books Just Received: Salvation, by Sholem Asche Merrily Igo to Hell, by Lad\ Mar> j Cameron. R. S. Thursby Geoffrey Moss. j. (ioing Abroad, by Rose Macaulay. Such I'ower Is Dangerous, by Dean Wheat ley. Chinese Testament, by S. Tretiakoi The
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      54 11 ■mF SS I H I H I I H HANDICRAFTS I DISPLAY 1 at the GREEN CIRCLE IJRRARIES I 15,1 MTTOL BUILDING. m Bridge ft»W*, Scorer-. vU. Nfc*otl- !;:n<.:;.- ctilloctiun of Hantl-dooorated I articli's. "tiiiiiiii''* 1 *************** i i Mlf T> 4 i^fc LARGE SELECTION at FRANKELS 101. VICTORIA STREET
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    Sunday Tribune.
    6 12 Sunday, Oct. 28, 1934.
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    FIELD DAY
    584 12 \\I r EX Sir Pnilip Sassoon visited Singapore a few weeks ago he hinted at the possibility of an auxiliary arm of the Royal Air Force being established in It ilaya The Air Race ha$ it ade oa more than ever interested in aviation during the past week,
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    The Great Invasion Of The Air Base
    1030 12  -  funny how these birds who have spent three-quarters of their lives in univerilies and the other quarter asleep hit the tail on th< head. Having I turned, broken in body and soul, from disseminating news in reference to the air race it occurred
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK
    566 12  -  Horatius II WHAT with the Bohemian Night and IT camping out at the Air Base, I am s* ill trying to make up lost sleep. But duty call-. You lads must be kept amused. So where are Capt. Bttly's VVh: i Bang Animal, Razzle
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      210 12 When you feel run-down— as you almost certainly will from time to time in the trying Tropical climate— nothing will more surely or more quickly invigorate you and restor- lost tone than a generous r nic wine, such as "Serravallo's Tonic" v Cinchona Iron Wine;. Cinchona is itself a tonic
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    franch Girl Borgia To Die On The Guillotine
    1014 13 f ranch Girl Borgia To Die On The Guillotine AM4ZING OUTBURST FOLLOWS DEATH SENTENCE "YOl ARE MERCILESS!' Terrible Allegations Against Dead Father mOESS an appeal for mercy succeeds, a beautiful 19--year-old girl will expiate on the most sensational crimes ever investigated m a French court of justice. Described as a
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    WOMAN'S LOSS OF LETTERS
    486 13 Man On Blackmail Charge REFERENCE to what were described as i\ "compromising letters" was made at Southend during the preliminary hearing by the magistrates of a blackmail charge. Before them appeared James Gess, 38, of Eastern Esplanade. Southend. who was accused of demanding, by menaces, £6
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    ANOTHER MONSTER
    105 13 Latest Apparition Seen In Halifax Halifax, Nova Scotia. Halifax claims to possess more "mon sters" than any other place m the world, but the latest apparition, said to have •uen seen by several residents, is of an ultia-modern type. Its description is as follows: Seventy feet long, a
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    GOLD FOUND
    71 13 Nanking, Oct. 8. A rich deposit of gold ore is reported to have been discovered m Changping, northern Chihli. With the sanction of the Chihli Provincial Government, a private company will shortly start mining operations m that district. According to a telegram from Amoy, alluvial gold has been
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    PARTRIDGE SHOOTING
    122 13 Abundance Of Birds In Hungary Budapest M&ny English people are now m Hungary enjoytng the famous partridge shooting, which is even better than usual this year, owing to the fine weather. No fewer than 40.000 birds have been shot since the beginning of August, when the season opened.
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    WATERWORKS COMPANY
    68 13 Tientsin, Oct. 4. The new waterworks company m th.* First Special District here, which is under Chinese jurisdiction, was officially opened to-day m the presence of General Yu Hsueh Chung, chairman of the Hopei provincial government, and other leading Chinese and foreign officials. Construction of the plant was
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    MARRIED A SCHOOL GIRL
    314 13 Millionaire's Death ECCENTRIC EXPLOITS RECALLED (By Air Mail) London. Oct. IG. gCCENTRIC exploits of v millionaire \\li<> married a Behoolffir! are recalled by the death m NYv York of Edward ("Daddy") I.rown- ing, the American raal-esl millionaire. One of the shi-e\\(iesi business men m America, "Daddy'
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    A Household Industry In The Philippines
    671 14 Thousands Of Pretty Girls <^4re zJMaking Hats THE Philippine-mad 3 hats which have captured the whims and fancies of the style-conscious people oi Srnsapor J have a fascinating history end originOften rhey are known as "Bangkqks'" and f he country of their origin revives
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    ONCE A POWDER BOY
    159 14 Death Of Man Who Fought At Age Of Nine Port Arthur, Ontario. Mr. George Kydd— who fought as tx -powder monkey" m the British army at the age oi 9— has died here. He was 91 years old. Mr. George Kydd was a "powder monkey" m
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    TAX-COLLECTOR FOILED
    90 14 Cows Turn French Parks Into Pastures Paris. The cow is becoming an extremely popular pet m the "English gardens" or parks, of French country houses and castles. Many lords of the manor, under Hie pressure of hard times, have replaced the peacocks m their parks of cows. Thus
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    Bad Shots That Look Good: Hardest Problem In Billiards
    626 15  - Bad Shots That Look Good: Hardest Problem In Billiards Sydney Lee oiard^ By -«£RE are limes, not very often, when j la bad shoo looks like a good one m i Dosiaonal sense. Any number of bad JoT occnr m amateur billards so far ihe actual score is concerned, but
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    EXCURSION TRAGEDY
    131 15 Three Children Drowned Car Plunged Into Canal Paris. Three children were drowned when a stationary motor-car containing them started to move and plunged into a canal at Garges-sous-Grignon, near Dijon. M. Sevillotte had taken his two little boys, aged five and three, and the twelve-year-old daughter of a
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    DESERT RECLAMATION
    264 15 Reviving Town Where Cleopatra Lived r Alexandra. s old Roman town of Mersa Matruh m the western desert where Cleopatra had her summer residence *a? recapture something of its former PJJomss when a scheme which is being spared by the Minister of Finance has *en carried out. The
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    Hp°UTICAL" NAMES
    54 15 Hp °UTICAL" NAMES ArChbish °P Places A Ban On Them Athens. Sfefe h t° n P Ath ™s forA* clUldren "Political" names auB^rt ha V. beeh taken because giving their babies such Bolshevikia Scvietia. VS^hai? Vass ilia Monarchy*. W^hbishL *u lved instructions from 0^ 1^ they are not to en
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    BAHREIN ISLANDS
    90 15 U.K. And Claims Of Persia THE Secretary-General has communicated to the memoers of the League of Nations for their information a letter from the United Kingdom Government stating its views regarding the rknms made by the Persian Government to f he Bahrein Islands. The British Government m .this
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    MONEY FLIES
    64 15 Tied To String Of Toy-Balloon Helsingfors. Having sold her cow for £4.10.0 at the Heinaveden (Central Finland) market, a peasant woman tied the string of a toyballoon, which she had purchased for her child, round the money. Bumped against m the seething crowd, the unfortunate woman inadvertently released
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    RIGA MANS RIDE
    56 15 A Thousand Miles On Train Buffers Riga. Sitting on and under the buffers, an unemployed Latvian travelled a thousand miles from Riga to join the French foreign Legion. He was discovered at Maubeuge and Placed under arrest. He excused himself by declaring that he had no money
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    "FATHERS' PLANE"
    44 15 Paris. Biarritz has instituted a "fathers' plane" on Monday mornings for the benefit of Paris business men who have spent the week-ends with their families it Biarritz. The machine leaves Biarritz at 8.30 .i.m. and reaches Le Bourget just after 11.30 a.m.
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    UNLUCKY BLACK CAT
    144 15 Nearly Brought Disaster To Motoring Party Budapest. A black cat nearly brought disaster to the driver and three passengers m a car which was travelling at 70 miles an hour. Dr. Imre Hunyard, a lawyer was on his way back to Szolnok accompanied by two friends when
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    "NEVER MET THE GIRL"
    267 15 Breach Of Promise Suit Against Rudy Vallee New York. RUDY Vallee, the famous singer and orchestra leader is being sued for breach of promise by a girl he says he never met. Miss Frances Singer, of Denver. Colorado, is the girl and she claims that her
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    720 16  -  "Horatius" 9y No. 436 TROUBLE FROM THE DOUBLE NEVER double a declaration because it is "free" or because you seem to have sufficient high cards to make for the enemy to make their con is no such thing as a "free* double, for it can always be reataitW
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    PISTOL GOES OFF
    45 16 Explosion As Car Knocks Down Man Madrid. There was a loud explosion when a man knocked down by .a motor cai 111 Jh2Hto?«p m^^"police, it wainjured, but as he had ncTucence for carrying arms, he wls taken "to the police police station.
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    NOT A VANISHING RACE
    10 16 Winnipeg, Manitoba. oiffM I ing. Reuter
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    MONOPOLY OF THE AIR
    100 16  - MONOPOLY OF THE AIR Monstrous," Says Sir Thomas Beecham (By Air MaiU (F rom Our Own Coneganto*) A "monstrous monopoly of the air" was how Sir Thomas Beecham desSbedJheß.BC/s control of broad dSS« s^«& i he said nothing against the Br.tis.i ag The St average M.P., who was more N
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    MORE CRIME IN SPAIN
    51 16 Rapid Increase Since King Alfonso's Exile Madrid. t Pe i9°3 n i S 932 P S "1933 were 50,505. 1933 ff h. inrrease, aro said to bCauses of the m J F e T a^ 1 11 tonarv strl'ior political passions. rev<MiU<Mi.ry and upprnplovment. 4 01P
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    HELPING THE THEATRES
    24 16 New Biarritz-Paris Air Service Berlin. uSfintffuiey arrive at the staUon to 3£ £S«S to SR. SS have been to the play.
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    STRATOSPHERE FAME
    64 16 Soviet Heroes Commemorated In Stamp Issue Moscow. A new issue of stamps of three denominations is being made here to commemorate the man who perished las, ™nuary after creating a new stratosphere record. The stamps contain portraits of Paul Fedosensko, commander and pilot; Andrew Vasenko, the engineer who
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    HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME D. M. Greig
    302 16 HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME D. M. Greig I Lawn Tennis OCCASIONAL TOURNAMENTS THERE must be many hundreds of players m England who play m only one, two or three tournaments a year; and there are several points which they may not realise. Let me first of all deal with
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      292 16 "I have used Sanatogen on a large scale alter diseases and have every reason to be satisfied wuh the results obtained", v jg^* Dr. D. J. J*«m (I««*»» Gmmttte). Pebilitatifig Diseases such as Malaria, Dysentery, etc. weakness is left behind m body and to fQCOVer Strength I nerves. It may
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    One can't Really Love
    364 17 Apparently Sir Haritook umbrage at j a remark passed by the reporter, but I was mollified when the latter blandly replied; "That is merely a journalistic expression, as used by Mr. H. L. Hopkin, Mr. Bernard Shaw, and, of course, myself." The Serious Side On the
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    Gallery Of S. V. C. Officers
    196 17 No. 3.— Captain H. A. J. Woodfall yELTEXANT (Acting Captain; A. J. Woodfall began his ••f-ary career m the Wellington JN*. 0.T.C., attaining the rank f Corporal, and on leaving College "••mmissioned m the 6th BattaEast Surrey (T. F.) Regiment 13, serving during the
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    ARMISTICE DAY PLANS
    276 17 The Silence In The Churches (By Air Mail.) London, Oct. IG. THE King; has decided that the celebration of Armistice Day, Nov. 11, which falls this year on a Sunday, shall follow the lines adopted m previous years. Representative detachments of the Navy, the Army, Force, Merchant
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    LUXURY PLANE FOR VICEROY
    230 17 Lady Willingdon Chooses The Decorations (By Air Mail.) TiTt, 1-ojid. n, O.t. :o. HE Countess of Willing.o n, wife of the Viceroy of tndra, has choseo the fntcrioi fittings and decorations for a luxurious four-ongincd aeroplane thai is bain* bii«Ufor her husband. The Viceroy, who is
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    TWINS INSURANCE
    91 17 Durban. Natal. A Durban insurance agent receive".nauiries as whether he can give r insurance policy against twins, at the rate of one a fortnight. He rap The ratfs vary from 2V? P^r cent, to 50 per cent, dc.Dend.inq imor the history of the family for 100 years Tf
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    WELCOMED IN THE COLONIES
    368 17 Doctors And Teachers <By Air Mail I London. Oe. 16 IIFOMEN. enough not. yet eligibl ft administrative posts, a: playing a very impor.am p the development *of he British Empil various professional capacities. Their service.- are In greai demand by the Colonial Office, pi lly m
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    With The Malayan Volunteers
    321 17 BY i ONE OF THEM i I H r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i i l«-^wni;Til! ar S°? k more p°p ulari y weeks i« Pllshcd within the next th f n 'entirely new form. but S Vl ii es of the
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      42 17 TIDE TABLE To-day 2.08 a.m., 1.11 p.m. To-morrow 2.55 a.m., 1.51 p.m. Tuesday 3.55 a.m., 2.41 pjn. Wednesday 5.12 a.m., 3.53 p.m. Thursday 6.33 a.m., 5.33 p.m. Friday 7.30 a.m., 7.08 p.m. Saturday 8.10 a.m., 8.16 p.m. Sunday 8.45 a.m., 9.07 p.m.
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    2798 18 «ft^ (f lliTTi i! \n\ TfTl (D?s?i\ TH^ffTjTPfr^ > aspects Of The Semi-Finalists Last Week's Surprises Seah Eng Hee As A Giant-Killer His "Narrow Shave" The Secret Of Vass Defeat Of Colony Pair Selangor Notes The Inter-Team Singles Tournament Report Of Devonshire B.P. (By "Dragon") ryiiK
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    WHAT MALAYAN CLUBS ARE DOING
    3474 19  -  "Clubman" (By 0i Anniversary lelebrationsOf August B.P i 4. Members Take Up Dancina r*i €8 biong 800 'ofßukom Clerks' Club For Last YeZ^ StaHed Report ear Increased Membership Tenm* Introduced. TH£ August Badminton Party held i us fifth anniversary celebration Aw Boon Haw's bungalow, Panjang,
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    MOTHER OF 13 WITHOUT A WRINKLE
    232 19 What a mi; a worn.'iii with a iarg" lum i> ar.d Ka uqtiaed bee. Road th^s le Xj 1 sho haj wr.l :n: "J rid a woman ol" 50, bfiVt EuaUy of lo chi'dren. and have not a wiinki*- on my face. Sotm- timp
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    The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED
    2290 20  - The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED "Rimau" (By SELANGOR INTER-STATE DOUBLE— PERAK BEATEN AT RUGGER AND HOCKEY-NEGRI SEMBILAN AVENGE FARLEIGH-RC BERTSON TROPHY DEFEAT—SINGAPORE'S HOCKEY VISIT TO KUALA LUMPUR^INVITATION TENNIS AT CHINESE CLUB— EXAMPLE WHICH OTHER CLUBS SHOULD FOLLOW— LADIES' HOCKEY IN SINGAPORE THE GAME IN PAHANG AND JOHORE. triumphed, rather unexpectedly,
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    747 20  -  "K.O." (By AL Rivers is the man of the moment. Once again he has demonstrate-! i his boxing prowess m the roped arena —this time at the expense of Max I Santos, the latest im Triumph portation from Ma. la. Max came to
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      88 20 2 Stop that cold from 's developing wKh Recommended by the medical profession for J I lI^CAIIC over 40 years, and universally regarded as v nUI/dWIIS the safest and most effective safeguard __2T Tl^. against all effections of the throat, chest B EUMENTHOL ad i* Hfc tf^ Sole Importers: IIUIIUBES
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    Thomson Cup Soccer Final Replay
    738 21 At X.L Victoria Institution Beat St. Johns "By The O<l<l Qoal s (From Our Oicn Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. AFTER drawing 2-all when they met m the Thomson Cup final on the Kua:a Lumpur padang last Friday, the Victoria Institution beat S John-; institution 4
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    FOREIGN TOURIST
    136 21 To Have Passports In China Nanking, Oct. 14. THE Ministry for Foreign Affairs recently issued a circular communication to all the provinces reaftiring the necessi-y of foreign travellers m China being armed with proper passports. The communication drew particular attention to the recent visi s of Japanese nationals
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    SPEED PATKO DOES WELL
    666 21 But Weber Wins HOW FOOTWORK WOULD HELP (BY. "REFEREE") SJPEED Patro proved a worthy oplent for Frank Weber at the vv World on Friday. The decision "leservedly went to Weber, but there was very little m it, and a return is uosi certainly indicated. Patro was
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      71 21 rrrv y v. b. L. Engineers have taken the lead aga:L vith this new Superhet housed m a Bakelite CAh A AA AEUC cabinej of modern design. Fully Delayed CX TUX AX.lfiAlnw vo.ume Oomra/ to prevent iaam k uonnnuous switcn::;g iron 11.5 to 55b '"'^Q- metres. One knob tuning. Combinea
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      308 21 Wireless TO-DAY'S EMPIRE PROGRAMME Alfredo Campoli And His Orchestra TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows: 7.50 p.m. Big Ben. The Scottish Studio Orchestra, directed oy Guy Dames. Catherine Mentiplay (Contralto). (Greenwich time Signal at X.20 p.m.). 8.50 p.m. A Violoncllo Kecitai by Edith Lake. 9.05 8.20 p.m. Weekly Newsletter.
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    1084 22 OPENING DAY OF THE AUTUMN MEETING Sultan Has First Win After A Long 'Period (From Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. 'THE Perak Turf Club Autumn race meeting opened to-day ir fine weather. The going was slightly heavy owing to the previous day's heavy
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    MALACCA OUTCLASSED
    38 22 Selangor Win Hockey Match 4-0 Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. !N an inter-State hockey match Se!angor defeated Malacca by 4 o. Yzelnan scored three of the goals And Gremier the other. Malacca were outclass: d m all departments.
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    23 22 LATEST ADVERTISEMENT DEATH MEL TA luiiy ai Me Siew, < M. n-law, v three in-iaw, d and' Th fuiHlal will lal m at Bi
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    79 22 AUTUMN MEETD I SECOND dxv. .{,ST OCT i THIRD DAY. 3RD Nov. i* The Subscript v .ha Mm LADIES: $5 for th. S. .he l'ii!iiir Is Notified that Vii«* .«>t l»e admitted a( the K;»fe ('««rsr i.nl"--- -ihe> aro accon n j n by Menb. •.<. rial,
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      893 22 tri® '^8' w/ hen weakness r jii heai tH robs ?SfeS VV you of your joy of life, then start Sk a course °f Kalzana, the mineral food, and 1 tf> T¥ Ik -a provide your body with the vital minerals basts ox your Heaitli z e t ed to
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      171 22 |WAMPOLES 1 will give the sysUrn just I* needed to build up and restore the organisati m to i'^s normal condition. WAM POLES PH<' PHO-LECITHIN is a true n< which will banish tkA f,' tir« <!. nd irrit'j ;<li!c f<'< !inp. m 1 MA *<■'...." S ANOTHEH DOUBLE MAIN EVENT
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    1013 23 Home Backs Brilliant In TaAang Qante Visitors Make A Great T( n Uy TinSecond Half SINGAPORE vvon their second v inter-State fixture of the rugby on the padang ye-terday they defeated the Ne^riJacca Combined XV by 24 points -hree |<ik and lhre€ tries
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    198 23 Promise Of Youthful Chinese j EIGHT ties were played off yesterday m the. SC.R.O: ope n tennis invitation tournament, fine weather prevailing. The day's play was notable for the excellent form revealed by Hock Hin. a youthful Chinese left-handed player, and although he lost In the handicap
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    SELANGOR CLUB WIN
    90 23 Negri "AIl-Blu2s" Lose At Rugger (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. jHJTOST of the sporting engagements, lift except a rugger and hockey match, were cancelled to-day owing to a steady drizzle. In a rugger match on the Padang, Selangor Club '"A" team, beat the Negvi Sembilan
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    JOHORE RUGBY
    93 23 Singapore Malays Well Beaten (From On? Oivn Correspondent) Johore Bahru, Saturday. COUTH Johore beat the Kota Raja tourists from Singapore on tho Civil Service Club ground to-day by 31 points (two goals, fix tries and a penalty goal* to three points (a try*. The Ma.'ays put up a
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    USEFUL B.P.
    195 23 Results of ties played m the replay of the open singles and the open and junior doubles, of the Useful B.P. tournament, were as follows: Singles: "A" George Chen beat Wet Kirn Wee, 15—12. 15—4; "B" Lee Geow Hai beat J. C. Koruthu, 15—6, 15—9. Doubles: "A" George
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    MAYFAIR B.P.
    80 23 A friendly match of badminton of five singles and two doubles will be played between the Mayfair B.P. and the j Oxygen B.P. at the latter's court at A\ 2 miles Pasir Panjang Road tQ-day at 2 p.m. sharp. The Mayfair B.P. will be represented by the following:
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    JOHORE BADMINTON
    343 23 Ladies' Championship To, Be Scratched? (From Our Own Correspondent Johore Bahru, Saturday THE badminton championship, now m progress, is the first to be held by the Johore Badminton. Association, which only recently came into being. There are over a hundred entries, some of the competitors having come from
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    SINGAPORE SWIMMING CLUB
    29 23 The- "B" Class Aggregate three nreadths composite < handicap i race at the Singapore Swimminf; Club postponed on Sept. 23, will be held on Sunday No 4.
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE SPORTS
    442 23 Keen Competition CHAN AH KOW WINS CHAMPIONSHIP A' LARGE gathering of spectators attended the second annual athletic sports meeting of the Kin*; h'dward VII College of Medicine 'erday a1 S* ]>oy Lines. Among those present were Dr. C. V. Allen, Prof. B. A. K. Qater ami Kirs,
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      12 24 The Sunday Tribune 2\ PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1934. FIVE CENIS
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      Singapore Golden Wedding Celebration
      115 24 Singapore Golden Wedding Celebration T!~r new c^Dtral-loadinß "traf.t-rack" tram, with its picw-shaped end?, photographed at Blackpool, where it was se?n for the first time m England. The Victoria Institution team, Kuala Lumpur, who won the inter-school relay race at the M axw< .-ports recently. de Souza, of Singapore, celebrate their
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