Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 11 November 1934

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    Masthead
    13 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol.2^— No. 25 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1934. FIVE CENTS.
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    Imperial Airways' Reply To Adverse Criticism
    271 1 SERVICE TO MALAYA COMPARISON WITH DITCH Official Siatemen! Posting And Transil Times DEFUTATION of allega- tions that British air transport bet ween London and Singapore permits of improvement when compared with the performance of the Dutch service is contained m a statement issued by
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    MARRIAGE PLAN VETO
    209 1 Groom To Prove Origin ißy Air Mail.) v om Our Own Correspondent.) London. Oct. 31. F^ Wilson McAdoo. the SJiL l9 -y^r-old grandfe f]S; l|rhter of President Wilson, hrdmg that, the course of true JP" n^er did run smooth. f Jbna Tor marrying Rafael 1 c Onate.
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    THE MASTER OF SEMPILL
    423 1 Arrival In Penang FAMOUS AVIATION EXPERT (From Our Own Correspondent.) Penang, Nov. 9. fHE Master of Sempill, the distinguished aviation expert, arrived m Penang m his Puss Moth yesterday evening m the course of an extensive air tour of the East. His last stop was Alor
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    RUBBER BEDS FOR COWS
    247 1 Increased Milk Production (By Air Mail) 'From Our Own Correspondent' London, Oct. 24. I CANNOT help feeling that many of the truly amazing number of ways m which rubber can be usefully employed are not nearly sufficiently advertised," declared Mr. G. R. P. Llewellyn presiding at
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    SIR PHILIP SASSOON
    218 1 His Impressions Of Malaya (By Air Mail.) i From Our Oic?i Correspondent.) London, Oct. 31. SIR Philip Sassoon returned home m the eddy of the great air race. On Oct. 24, he reached Karachi just m time to see the take-off or Melrose, the young Australian. If,
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    WEDDING IN SINGAPORE
    340 1 Bickerdike-Barrett CEREMONY AT THE CATHEDRAL t Singapore, Saturday. J^ PRETTY wedding was solemnised to-day at 4 p.m. at St. Andrew's Cathedral when Mr. Frank A. Bickerdike, of th Oriental Telephone and Electric Company, Singapore, was married to Miss Dorothy Agnes Barrett, daughter of jfr. and Mrs. J.
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    POPPY DAY
    196 1 Excellent Response In Singapore I COLLECTIONS for the Poppy Day 8 Fund were taken throughout Malaya yesterday. The results will not be known until to-morrow, but m Singapore at least it is believed that the collections were better than last year. An army of fair helpers sold thousands
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    Tragic Expedition To The Rockies
    275 1 Grim Struggle For Life New York. has overtaken the expedition, led by M. Charles E. Bedaux, the French millionaire, which set out last April to explore unknown ranges m the upper Canadian Rockies. Tom Granger, a cowboy member of the expedition, has heev. drowned while
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    NEW BOMBING PLANE
    461 1 Singapore Defence ROTATING GUN I TURRET t y 'By Air Mail.) j (From Our Own Correspondent. i London, Oct. 31 l J LEARN that Singapore, among other highly defen ed centres, vva< m the minds < 1 the authorities m oonnection i with a large order just
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    SINGAPORE LADY
    119 1 Attending Red Cross Conference QBdL Tokyo. SIR Harold Fawcus, Director General of the British Red Cross Society, heads the British delegation to the International Red Cro.s.s Conference here. The Conference, which wa opened at the end of last month by the Empress of Japan, is the first 10
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    OIL TANKER EXPLOSION
    125 2 Two Killed TRAGEDY OFF SINGAPORE rHE American oil tank steamer Ellipse arrived at Singapore yesterday evening with news of a tragedy which cost two lives at sea the previous day. An explosion occurred m a tank, and six Chinese members of the crew were involved. Two died
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    JAPAN AND THE NAVAL TALKS
    284 2 Friendly Gesture Likely Next Week London, Nov. 9. A FRIENDLY gesture is expected from Japan at the beginning of next week when the replies to the British plan, after Mr. Yamamoto has received full instructions from Tokyo, are expected to express appreciation of the British
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    MR. AW BOON HAW
    237 2 Plea For Overseas Chinese Shanghai, Nov. 10. IN a statement to the Press yesterday Singapore millionaire, repeated what at Nanking, Mr. Aw Boon Haw, th° he said at Shanghai. He added that he was impressed by the marked progress made m the coivet ruction of puolic
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    OBSTRUCTED P.C.
    127 2 Chinese Fined In Local Court Singapore, Saturday. Alleged to have obstructed a policeman, three Chinese. Tan Guan, Cheong Kit and Ho Yok. were fined $5 each by the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice) to-day. The constable was on duty at the junction of Queen Street and Arab Street
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    THE PAVILION
    113 2 "Cavalcade" Stars Back Again "Where Sinners Meet," featuring Ihe stars of "Cavalcade." Diana Wynyard and Clive Brook began a season at die Pavilion last night. Tins film is particularly welcome, as it gives the two famous players an opportunity of proving that they are equally as good m
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    ARRESTED IN PENANG
    83 2 Indian Convicted On Theft Charge Singapore, Saturday. Convicted on a charge of theft, an Indian named Nadisan was sentenced to two months' rigorous imprisonment by the Second Magistrate (Mr. N. Grice> to-day. It was stated tha. the accused had been employed at the Police Depot hospital. He
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    THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
    1229 3 post-graduate Teaching BIG SCHEMES FOR THE FUTURE i\ future prospects j\ lor newly qualified graduates of Dm King Edward VII College of Mcdi eine m Si was given by Dr. R D. Fitzgerald, Director of Medica 5< rvices, S-S- and FJIJS., g| the second lit union
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    GREAT BRITAIN AND MANCHUKUO
    170 3 18-Considered Lcagu? Resolution London. Nov 9 DROFESSOR H. A. Smith D.C.L Pro--1 lessor of International Law m the TheSf y f London m teS^S me nmes claims that Britain is entire liberty to determine the quJstio uf the recognition of Manchukuo m ac- nCe ,S th
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    AGREEMENT ABROGATED
    50 3 Shanghai. Nov. 10. The Chinese Foreign Office announces hat the Sino-Britisn agreement with egard to the British Concession at Eankow has been formally abrogated The concession was retrocedsd several .ears ago as the result of representaions made by Mr. Eugene Chen, then Chinese Foreign Minis.ier.-Min Kuo Jin Pno
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    MALAY-SIAMESE MEETING
    617 3 Sequel To Alleged Irregularities (From Ou?- Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Nov. 9. AS a sequel to alleged irregularities at the annual general meeting of tlu Malay-Siamzse Prospecting Co., Ltd., a company registered m the F.M.S., there were two motions for hearing before Mr. Justice Howes m th e Ipoh
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    POPPY DAY IN K. L.
    79 3 Brisk Business Done By Sellers 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 10. POPPY sellers did a brisk business m Kuala Lumpur this morning .xnd it is confidently hoped that the outcome will be reflected m an useful totai of collection.'. The re.Ugi9.us service will
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    PLANE'S FIRST TRIP
    75 3 Messages Suddenly Cease In Fiikien Shanghai, Nov. 10. The plane. "Kwan^tung," one of the two machines just placed on the Shang-hai-Canton air line, left Shangnai on its first trip yesterday morning. The head office at Shanghai was kepi informed by wireless of the progress oi the 'plane
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    MISSING CAR
    42 3 Found Abandoned With Parts Removed 'From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur. Nov. 10. An Austin car which was reported tc be missing; yesterday, was found abandoned m New P.etallng Road last riigin with the magneto, carburettor and other components removed.
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    HOUSE OF LORDS SITS FOR TWELVE HOURS
    73 3 Longest Debate Since 1887 London, Nov. 9. THE House cf Lords adjourned at 4.12 n.m. after a twelve hours' sitting, believed to be the longest since th? loihe Rule Debate of 1387. Some sixty Ministerial Prers faced en Labourites m disposing twenty:our Opposition
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    HIGHER PRICE FOR GOLD
    186 3 Important Factor m Trade Recovery London. New 10. INTERNATIONAL trad- recovery should be greatly assisted by tn i higher price for gold, which, apart from stimulating production m We. 1 Africa and els. where and eliminatki" fears ol scarcity of the metal, will increase the buying
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    HAVANA PEASANTS UP IN ARMS
    225 3 Protest Ag-aiiist Order 01 The Courts Havana. Nov. 10. NUMBER of strategic points have >\ been seized by groups of armed insurgents m Santiago Province. The outbreak is reported lo be part of the general strike declared throughout the province In syinpalny wuh lv number
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    472 3 Sunderland's m ARSENAL HELD TO A DRAW London, Nov. I<>. ItfHIU-; the- League champions uvir held to a draw by Grimsbv I l lie promoted dub, tne cup were defeated by tin- <><>«• ;r<»;. m ii\<i»v Suhderlaaid, who tin;-- displace Arsenal a1 tl;o top of Ihe table.
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    Coming To The Local Cinemas
    655 4 Coming To The Local Cinemas THAT a Hollywood motion picture studio lacks the security and privacy of a theatre, was pointed out rather uncomfortably to two of the chorus beauties Earl Carroll took to Hollywood for Paramount* picturisation of his stage hit, "Murder at the Vanities." THIS' mystery-musical is the
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      150 4 Season Extended Owing To Tremendous Success! I aniiDOA I CHARLiE CHAN is always I ALHAIWKKA success He even excels himself m I T^ IWS tlirillin.H murder mystery! I WISE and WITTY m the FACE o/DEATH! I CHAN, hero of Earl Derr Biggers' famous novel* now faces his greatest adventure 8
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      332 4 Diana i Wynyard Z#>| <^®^ BROOK l) enjoy this picture. £SSB» I Announcing" the DEFINITE OPENING DATK! I 1 Paramounfs grandest .mbination of Lavish S*d»* rl«k,«« I r nd songs and thrilling mystery. I EARL CARROLL'S u MURDER at the VANITIES^ I C^ PIT Qi TUESDAY NEXT, Nov. 13ih 3
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    MR. CLEMENTS
    5108 5  -  Denis Mackail "our short story By r respectable-looking manservant Lined Mr Clements into his overhanded h m his hat and uma ar.ci" prepared to open the front door. anii you Jiave a taxi, sir? iie asked. ir Clements gave a slight start. •r-anks." he answered "I— l $M*
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      34 5 APPETIZINC 1 Dishes that continental (Mm appeal to the eqe CHEF IhQI taste Faultless ln\| service. A cooi iMfr uc^nsed restful atmosphere IBm i !f v lion vl^4v L u?here excellence is not extravagance
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      241 5 What YOU need to regain your energy is Bourn-vita Once you allow the East to drain you of your energy, you might It will help you to sleep the sound refrwJiing sleep without which as well go home. You can't stand up to the life unless you take your body
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      4 5 TIGER BEER IS BEST}
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    MONEY TO SETTLE FEUDS
    172 6 Vendettas Which Are Caused By Women Belgrade. A Court of Elders has started to settle the family feuds oi the Alban'ans cf South-western Yugoslavia by cash payments. Blood feuds have been the n te> centuries m this area, but now the Court of Elders Is persuading
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    LICENCE TORN
    150 6 Road Hog Who Swore At Wrong Man Nice. An effective method of dealing: with Riviera roadhogs has been devised by Monsier Henry Meuchet, the Protect of the Maritime Alps The Nice-Cannes road wu filled with a swiftly-moving: stream of daoßi traffic m either direction. Suddenly a huge charabanc
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    PLAGUE FEAR
    108 6 Huge Rat Hunt Organised In Egypt Alexandria. rr All Egypt is to join In a great rat hunt proposed by the Under-Secrctary of State for Public Health, Dr. Shaheen Pasha, to prevent a possible outbreak of bubonic plague. Towns and villages are threatened by invasion by millions of
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    THE FIGHT AGAINST INFLUENZA
    556 6 Important Discovery By Three Doctors London, Oc H THE fight against Lhe influenza scours has advanced a stag* nearer V i 7 tory as a result of a recent met discovery of considerable ii The development, n "Lancet," is of significance arch workers throughout the world.
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    Strictly Between Ourselves
    1562 7 Strictly Between Ourselves ARMISTICE Day. Sixteen years since they sounded the "(ease Fire." It is a long time ago, and the war babies have grown up and the ex-service men are getting on. For my part. I look back upon no career of glory. I offered myself for service when
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      176 7 I "I live miles from TfT J any cow. but I have WV^ 1 r fresh milk Ibs^^vt I I every day!" j I TA7" OULD Y U HkC tO g Ye y Ur Kee P S uithout refrigeration I ft V V baby fresh milk all the time w
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    Peace—And Rumours Of Peace
    1344 8  - Peace And Rumours Of Peace C. H. Staniey-Jones War Will Stop When It Doesn't Pay The Men Who Are Making Malaya Secure 11/ITH the new Governor and High Commissioner m Singapore I might be expected to say something more this week about the particular problems he will have to face.
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    INDIA'S CRIME PROBLEM
    133 8 High Figures For Murders And Robberies Simla. AN average of over 50 murders a month during the present year have been committed m the North West Frontier Province according to offkial Statistics just issued. Dur.ng the same period there have been .35 robberies with violence and 1,037
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    ITALY'S OLDEST WOMAN
    83 8 Taranto, lialy. In this town m the "heel" of I-aly lives the oldest woman m the country. She is Maria Fedela Montemurro and she is 10.* years of age. The record of her birth is m the commune of Palagiano near here; "Born of Cosirno Montemurro and
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      190 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I I C (DK^ TICKETS ISSUED I \BO\Jl~Si\J „v ALL sxEAM^f TOR SHIP, AIB AND TRAVEL railwav ijnks NO BOOKING FEES. I Chim I 'til Asiatic clients 1 are given the best of attention z Z and assistanc :JJ), Robinson Road, Singapore. I
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      72 8 rife DC3 I <^|g Zippy and zesty tl at's typical of all Phoenix uF^^/Ei Drinks iii the par I eular flavour you like r /jf&mLime. Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry Choco- \w£ML late. Grape. Cherry, Rose Pineapple, Kcla, Cream /fwfrtfk Sodii, Ginger. Phone 34KU and have a case delivered /fi t&jjffiL\
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      115 8 y\naisne hid f> "^M^l^Jiusiand "T AM worried about you you are ftNMI' ingly weary m body and mind, your spirits and vitality are alarmingly low— you must do something about it. Take Waterbury's Compound. Remember last year Mabel's husband fi it just as you do now. The doctor told him
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    TIPS ON PORTRAIT WORK
    577 9 Q U r Camera Corner Securing The Best Modelling STATISTICS recently examined m America have proved that ono of the favourite types of subjects among 1 amateur photographers is portrait work, whether individually or m groups. Taking pictures of one's friend-; is a useful practice and
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    MISSING LINK IN EVOLUTION
    100 9 Skeletons 100,000 Years Old At Nazareth Jerusalem. FOUB human skeltor.s believed to br -sc?ih£ h?S 1O f looo years oId an <* of th^ Am y Of S ssor Albri S St.h t. dfrecto ?ei rh n^ Cc n chooi of Oriental Re ?n t£~ a
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    DUTCH BUDGET
    155 9 Over £13,000,000 Deficit For 1935 The Hague. j A DEFICIT of 92 902,000 guilders j < approximately £13,256,000 at prosent, rates; is estimated m the 193f> 1 Dutch Budget filed by Dr. Oud, Minister of Finance. The estimates include a contribution of 12,000,000 guilder-; (about £1,714.000) j towards
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    THE FAT THIEF
    117 9 Cot Stuck In Ventilator Shaft Stockholm. A fat thief who got stuck m a venti- later shaft while trying to escape when surprised by the police, is now wishing I he had gone m for "slimming." He had broken into shop with a burg- lar of slender
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    INSPECTION TOUR
    53 9 A party from Liverpool University have 1 been inspecting the Si ate Library and i University Library at Hamburg. j A tour of inspection of the most im- j portant libraries of Germany was under- taken to gather experience for the j 1 planned reconstruction of the University
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    ROYAL AIR FORCE COLLEGE
    380 9 Opening By Prince Of Wales London, Oct. 17. A DOME 130 feet high which is visible for many miles surmounts the new Royal Air Force College— the "Sandhurst" of the R.A.F.— at Cranwell, Lincolnshire, which has now been opened by the Prince of Wales. Hitherto, Cranwell
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    FOOD HOARDING
    237 9 Germans Prepare For Hard Winter Berlin. FEARS of a hard winter and lack of supplies from abroad are causing Germans to start hoarding food and clothes. This fact is revealed m the latest weekly report of the German Institute for Business Research. The report refers to the recent
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    VINE WORKS OVERTIME
    58 9 Coblence. Vine is blooming for thf. third time this yea*- at Pfaffendorf, near Coblence. The first crop of grapes was ripe m Augur. since, then a second harvest has been picked, and now new blooms have appeared. A whole vineyard is m bloom for the second time
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    CITY HOAXED FOR THREE DAYS
    333 9 Sudanese "Prince* Birmingham Birmingham, Oc< 2-. STUDENTS a: pirmingham C 'nave for ;h.<-. rV.;y<- hoaxed the with a fici'ious per? been given the description "Pi Mohaincd Din Dbingo The "Prince" was described a a n ter of a F.'?nch mandated territory In Sudan and noted
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      202 10 I i 1 I I 111 l^^ r^ I I u^BHHKV^ii^^^H ARRIVED SATURDAY A Lovely Collection Of Evening Gowns And Sports Clothes ON VIEW AT T<l. VM\ NIKKO BOUSE, I* Battery Road. ii 11 11 7.7.7.7. 7. 7.7. 7. 7 I For Christmas Presents, 1 Suitable for Local and Abroad,
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      1172 10 THOSE DELECTABLE bits of tulle, taffeta, horsehair or lace stra I masq uerading as HATS, have lon g been an important part of the eh* Parish's wardrobe for RESTAURANT dining, are fa vour, and are being widely used throughout MERRY WIDOW quality about them that's intriguing, a tiny biac tulle
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      213 10 SWASTIKA FOR [[Eastern Arts And Crafts NEW GOODS ARRIVED 1 3, ORCHARD ROAD, i AMBER MANSIONS, j SINGAPORE. "She shall be charming wherever she goes, WEARING A MATITA; Aux Chats Noirs U, Battery Road. Above G. H. CAFE. I C V C Li A X Preparations- Used For Facial Treatments
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1499 11 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. fly Our Woman Correspondent I IST week's soci ilendar was ;i crowded one, -ting witja Sunday jfight's concert The Dcepavalli hohat brought a large rowd to the formal ?ace at Raffles on Tuesday amoi,gs; 2^uicers bei'.u M:s. J Goswood v-ho Sod most attricti a black
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      96 11 Trene ullmann n Another Big Shipment of PI \A GOWNS HATS NOVELTIES U N RENE Ut.LW.ANN M Capitol Building. Stamford Road. Md iH'l'e! sajlJe j MAISON CHARNETTE I VNP 30 per cent. DISCOUNT I JJSHII'MKM OF FROCKS AND HATS. All sizes ■gc^mftr m r *m .M-casions. SPRING IND WIN TBfc
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      114 11 zAurelia s I TIIK HOUSE OF N T EW THINGS J^tf^S%f^^^^ -S Dinner is served, L \nct her broath-takiner collection m Ufl «il Dinner Gowns arrived m lp ...Supremely distinguishod llf fl S .Siren mliney m every detail. VU JJ thtlr quffJily «c consider more Hr .v ju i;-;» rtant.
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      376 11 2nd Big Week 1 1 Hj 1 1 Our Annual Sale HUGE REDUCTIONS ~s~ In Every Department BEAD IN COMFORT Visil MOST USEFUL Singapore Silk] Store, bookmarker made SINGAPORE. NTS ()N |iA(K ()1 VNV BOOK. mmmmmmmomm m*a^mmwmA wuvy F X Kl> Al TOM ATIC AiI RETAINS READER'S PAGE. GREEN CIRCLE
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    Sunday Tribune. Siagapore Sunday, Nov. 11, 1934 LAO-TZE'S ADVICE
    609 12 Sunday Tribune. Siagapore Sunday, Nov. 11, 1934 LAO-TZE'S ADVICE IKE writer of this article travelled to Penan fo meet Sir Shenton Ehomai and returned to Singapore the steamer which brought His f ccllency to Malaya. He had the portunity of talking to the new <:»vernor and High Commissioner ■fid gathering
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    What To Swim In And How To Do It
    1091 12  - What To Swim In And How To Do It G. S. Hammonds DWIMMING, as exponents of the art are wont to impress upon their less accomplished fellows, ia a natural gift which humanity has lost m the course of evolution. "Throw a baby into the water," they exclaim (you've all
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      184 12 WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK. ACCORDING to a cynical old man, wive.s have their beauty secrets and husbands have their secret beauties. THE average woman shews her age on her face long before she shows it on uer birthday cake. A KNOCK at the door often spoils many an
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      231 12 lady was advancing towards him. "What are you wai ing for?" she demanded. '•I was waiting for Mary," the nervous lover bleated. The lady gave a snort of contempt. "Then you'd better clear out," she advised. "You're no. the sort of man we, want for her. Why, when her father
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      200 12 Private Tutor: "Your father has employed me to fill the vacancy." A A A FIRST Farmer. "Which is correct: 'A hen is siting' or 'a hen is setting.'?" Second Farmer: "I don't know, and 1 don't care. All I bother about is when she cackles is she. laying or is
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    The Economic Position Of Planters In Malaya
    2742 13 STATEMENT BY THE I. S. P. PROPOSED SCHEME OF SALARIES Standardisation Needed Retrospective Restoration 01 Cuis? i STATEMENT of great im ortance to the planting indusA try has just been issued by the Incorporated Society of Planters. It relates to salaries, emoluments and
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    TIENTSIN SHOOTING OUTRAGE
    86 13 General Chi Hung Chang Wounded j Shanghai, Nov. 10. GENERAL Chi Hung Chang, accomII panied by a friend, a Mr. Lin, proceeded to the Kuomin Hotel m Tientsin yesterday. They had a game of majong with another friend. While they were at their game, a man suddenly
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    REDS ADVANCE IN KWANGTUNG
    405 13 are to be amalgamated. Mr. Chang Ting Ao has been appointed mayor of Tientsin. LINYUN HARBOUR In order to make Linyun Harbour prosperous, the Finance- Ministry has ordered that all Chinese products intended for export through Linyun are to be exempt from transit duties' when passing
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    BURIED GOLD
    217 14 Treasure Hunt With Faded Map Houston, Texas. A HUNT for £4.000.000 m gold bars is t>2ing patiently carried out here by TZL. Harry Gordon, a miner. He has now completed a year of digging for the treasure, which he beLieves was buned by early Spanish settlers. He is
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    790 14 Could You Give Cp Motoring? ONE of the most difficult 'Kings j n tfc world is. J suppo an( i an other man's poin 1 of view, and we enthusiastic m< I'iams t t conceive how ii i.- that ai ,id really dislike motoring Bltd ha- real
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    GOO WORDS ON A POSTCARD
    55 14 Bombay. Mr. S. V. Gulvadi, of the Mayo Coli lege, Ajmer (Rajputana), has written 600 words on one side of a postcaid. He has written 550 words on another postcard. One of the cards has gone through the post m the ordinary way, but the
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    Gallery Of S. V. C. Officers
    236 14 No. 4.— Major J. Lee MAJOR J. Lee has been m Ccrni- roand of the Singapore Royal Artillery (v) since January, 1933: j he was promoted Major m Novemi ber, 1933. The Battery was equipped with anti-aircraft guns m April, 1933, and has since
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    CASINO TO RE-OPEN
    114 14 £1,000,000 Building Which Was Burnt Nice. The million—pound Casino here known as the Palais de la Mediterranee has been taken over by the Socie'e des Bains de Mer m other words the Monte Carlo Casino which intends t 0 re-open it for ihe coming season. There has
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    MISSING LINKS?
    94 14 100,000-Year-Old Human Skeletons Discovered Jerusalem. Four human skeletons believed to be more than 100,000 years old and described <by Professor Albright, director of the American School of Oriental Research, as "undoubtedly a missing link m the evoi lution of mankind" have been discovered near Nazareth. The finds occurred
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    FOR GOOD FASCISTS
    157 14 Book Which Describes "Evils" Of Birth Control Rome. "A book that every good Fascist ought to have," is the description given m the Eta] an Press to a new publication describing the "*e T ils" of birth control. Entitled "From Malthus to Mussolini,' it is an erudite
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    TOWN WITHOUT TAXIS
    123 14 Drivers Go On Strike Because Of New Tax Alexandria. Alexandra is taxi-less. All .lie taxi-drivers have gone on j en-ike as a protest against the new Go»I eminent tax on motorcar** They saj they are unable to pay this ■ax. which m ihe case of heavy cars,
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    SOVIET "HAMLET" FAILS
    88 14 Reds Go Back To Shakespeare's Version Moscow. The Soviet version of Shakespeare^. "Hamie?' has been taken off the hoards here and m future the text, of Shakespeaiv'% plays will be followed faithfully v i*h n distortion. The Mr«*eo\. \crsion of "Hanii/" a*h;u- led Wide attention m the
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    £300 FOR HIS WIDOW
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    TWIN CHICKS
    38 14 Hatched From The Same Tupelo, Missouri. A white Rhode Island hen has just become the mother of twin chtcfceni hue. They were hatched from th« samo oj?^. The hen belongs to a Itr. Gamble, of Tupelo.
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    Attempt The Best Chance Offered: Limited Consecutive Hazards
    601 15  -  Sydney Lee ,otds By (Empire And Amateur Champion) n'IGRAM 34 shows a cannon i cored off a double-baulk leave Jaasof the orthodox -all round" 2T Th e ist of this is that I your ball where shown. Laying with not too much
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    THE LAND OF WINDMILLS
    265 15 Preserving Dutch Scene .Amsterdam. HOLLAND is the land of windmills— and probably will remain so. The number of windmills was diminishing rapidly during the last twenty-five years, m fact so rapidly that a Doctor P. G. van Tienhoven of Amsterdam, formed a socie-y called "The Holland
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    WALKING FOR HEALTH
    108 15 Man Wears Out 22 Pairs Of Shoes In World-Hike Toronto, Ontario. Because he bel'eves "walking is good for the body" Poon Tuck Ming is walking round the world. He has already worn ou^ 22 pairs of shoes oi t his "hike."' He left China five years ago
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    "LIAISON" MAN
    77 15 More Cloth From Indian Cotton London, Oct. 28. MR. H. C. Short left to-day for India to take up his appointment. He told Reuter that he was impressed, during the preparatory enquiries, by the enormous amount of work being done to further the use of Indian short-staple! I
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    SOVIET DRAWINGS FOR LONDON
    46 15 Moscow. An exhibition m London of Soviet drawings and sketches is being organised by the All-Union Society for cultural connection with foreign countries. About 400 works by" the best Soviet i artists will be displayed, among them I Favorsky, Kravchenko and Suvorov.
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    NEW TOWELS FOR PILGRIMS
    52 15 Alexandria. The towels which have been used for the last twenty years by pilgrims to Mecca are now to be replaced at the Tor Quarantine Station m Sinai. i The Egyptian Ministry of the Interior is opening a credit of £1,000 for the purchase of new
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    401 15  -  D. M. Greig By List No 23: HOW TO IMPROVE YOUR GAME FOLLY OF EASING-UP IT sometimes occurs that one has to play a match against an opponent who is very much weaker, and on these occasions, there is a strong inclination to take things easily. My advice
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    1334 16 New 10 H. P. Ford INDEPENDENT WHEEL, SPRINGING (From Our Oion Correspondent) (By Air Mail) London, Oct. 10. COINCIDENT with the Olympia v Motor Show organised by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders, which opens on Thursday, will be held the Ford Motor exhibition at the
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    MR. AW. BOON HAW
    267 16 To Build Leper Asylum Near Amoy Hongkong, Nov. 3. MR Aw Boon Haw, the well-known Chinese philanthropist, has returned,, to Hongkong, after a flying visit to Hainan. A Canton gunboat was sent specially by General Chan Chai Tong to Hong- kong on Monday to convey Mr.
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    GENERAL MOTORS QUESTIONNAIRE
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    ANOTHER PROUD OWNER
    81 16 Mr. W. F. Miller, residing m the Transvaal, Sou h Africa, writes "I am a Morris owner, being a proud possessor of your Ten 1933 model. Prior to buying this car I had a Morris Oxford 4-cylinder 1928 madel, which save me excellent service. I am very
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    31 16 But Mistake Metfrf Su«** F Small-Part Player Th told i| m> So Pal '.e*^^ A >, "Hurry up," (1 Tost ]>.c'a t i Th«- studm h bod) i i
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    121 16 International Congress In Rome Rome An international congress to discuss the modern theatre opened m Rome recently under the presidency of Signor Luigi Pirandello. Among those attending are M. Maurice Maesterlinck, M. Jules Romain, Mr. Crommelynk, Mr. Gordon Craic, and Signor Marinetti, the Italian futurist. Signor Pirandello, inaugurating
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    HOME OF EXILE
    142 16 Napoleon's House On St. Helena To Be Restored London, Oct. 19. The exiled Napoleon's island boa at St. Helena, m the South Atlantic Oc:an, is being restored. Work has bemin, according to a colo riial report en St. Helena, on the reconstruction of the parts of Longwooci
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    3390 18  -  Dragon (By T©-oay's M®ro@iato^^ Meeting Proposal To Form Malayan Association Bright Prospects Of Success Who Will Win Triangular Tournament? Inter-Party Tournament In Ke l an tan The Roseray's New Champion Local Matches. 'DGING by present indications, the meeting called to discuss the j >posal for
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    126 18 Turk Ecstatic Over Visit To Britain Istanbul. "That wonderful country. Kngland," is how a high Turk sh Foreign Office official descirbed England when be v -turned here after a long visit to the coun "There is no country m the worid today," he declared, "where you find such
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    125 18 Embezzler Made NightWatchman In Soviet Farm Itoaeow. One of the paradoxes of Soviet jutfir* is illustrated m the case of a man arrest« for embezzling large sums of money. He has been made night- watchman of collect.ye farm and gets a day's holiday *ver\ fort-night to visit
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    GERM DESTROYER
    92 18 Discovery Of A Young Frenck A germ des royer whirh Ki; > world from a" fern" hM b** rn p^, hy M .Jaoquns R sler, a VOUIiR "tfSm, b. D.i».. «.Mr objects to kill microbes HO Woodwork, rarpo's. -l-iihinc. and walls, it is claimed CM I *J^ -ompletely
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    74 18 Soldiers In Fukien Pro^"* Forbidden To Mam Soldiers dicers and men p, m Communist distn^ n lor bid*» m Thfs is a Bequel to the ™P*£ u f Hu Ying, a notoriously "fr^rf*! ,a d to have been a Communistv. t «g*^ She ha, wnfewed that
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    3277 19  -  Clubman (By fhe Holidays Are Here Agam Carnival Of Sport— Chinese StudenlslX wunlniertlub P lng Pon d Tournament Final Positions lm ue Table— Aor Gajah Notes Sl oim m i ng Gala Of Straits Chine*' hpwatth League Young Chinese Weight-lifters Annual Report. rr holiday spirit
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    100 19 Artist Alleged To Have Made Own Railway Tickets Berlin. An ai'-ist who made- hi< own rail u\ tickets has been an.-yd by the polio i Frank fin-uon-'.\la m. He nas a 42-year-old painter who tod l-een 'i-avcll i\% free an un •rm: Wj 1928. Jn his suitcase war
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    CHILDREN FOR "HIRE"
    62 19 To Help Reggan In Their "Work" Ad :i^cn> whirh hired <>v children begga titan m their "work" bag been raided bj 'ho police m Budapest, uooordinc to she Vienna newspaper! Tln« ;i :incy i^UitgGd :i h:i v-' i«c rmilffinj From sd. to Is. Bd. day, Hrn uopci
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    2389 20  -  Rimau (By Seven Inter-State Sporting Fixtures Bumper Programme Of Sport Last Week-End Singapore's Fine Record At Rugby Football Selangor The Most Convincing Of The UpCountry Fifteens United Services Beaten At Kuala Lumpur The Singapore Selangor Hockey Encounter. NO fewer than seven Inter-State sporting engagement were
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    554 20  -  K.O. (By AN Nov. 16 there is to be a charity U boxing show at the New World Arena, for the benefit of the dependants of the late Joseph Thunderface. The programme is being Charity arranged by the Singapore Boxing Association, Boxing with
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    299 21 N G\PORE RACES BEGIN Three-Day November Meet EIGHT EVENTS FOR EACH DAY L-g£ following are the handicaps for Saturday's rates at Bukit. L the first of the three-da y meeting of the Singapore RACE ONE Class 3. Div. 3. 6 furs.— 2 1 5 Rprfre keerfel Lady
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    254 21 Neil Bell has branched out m a new line. He has become introspective, and suddenly presents us m "Winding Road" with a hero who regards life as a cheat and himself as a damnable misfit. But there is nothing nable misfit. But there .is nomaudlin m
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    440 21 Wireless Relay Of Service From The Cenotaph i i TO-DAY'S Empire wireless programme is as follows: 3.20 p.m.: Big Ben. An Armistice Day Service. From the Studio, Broadcasting House Preacher, the Rev Pat i&cCormick. 4.05 p.m.: iT alk: "The DrawingRoom of the Empire" No. 5 Miss Winifride
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    203 21 30 Pounds Of Fat! Here is tMttething all wives of fat men will be glad to know. I: the ex per v of a woman uh tse husbam weighed 16 st. G fes. She write- "I really feel I must wriv and tell you that,
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    1161 22 HAY SCORES SIX GOALS AND VALBERG TWO: VISITORS REPLY TWICE (SINGAPORE scored a runaway victory over Negri Sembilan m the latter State's first hockey match c yesterday by eight goals to two, after an interval score of 3-0. |S ingapore were very much the
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    105 22 S.C.C.'s Rugger Win Oh Padang THE S.C.C. A XV defeated the Wiltshire Regiment Ist XV by 14 points (three tries and one gQaJ) to 8. (by one try and one goal), when they met m a rugger match on the padang yesterday. Wide passing by the Club,
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    SELANGOR'S GOOD LEAD
    296 22 State Badminton PERAK BEATEN IN ALL MATCHES (Frcni Our Own Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. 'THE inter-State badminton tourna ment between Perak, Selangor and Penang- for the Leong Sin Nam Trophy (for men) and the Permaisiiri Trophy (for women) began today. Selangor led on the day's play with four
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    188 22 Results Of Championship Ties fHE following were the results of lies I played m the -Johore badmini or. championships on Thursday and Friday THURSDAY Junior Singles: Chee Ah Mon (Mau Yuen) beat Tan Meng Hiang (Blues) 15_6, 15—3. Men's Open Singles— Semi-final: A. B Tan (Blues) lost to
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    138 22 English Racehorse On Way Out Here The Anglo-Irish Agency of London, has bought Bouche En Coeur. a 2-year-old bay filly by Cannobie Bouche Bee. on behalf of H.M. King Faud of Egypt The Agency has shipped to other clients m Egypt Pipe Of Peace (4-year-old brown filly
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    29 22 F.A. Cup Final Result (Prcm Our Oivh Correspondent) Ipoh, Saturday. In the Perak F. A. Cup final to-day, the Old Edwardians beat, iho Customs by 3 I.
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      43 22 TIDE TABLE To-day: 1.12 a.m.. 12 18 pm. To-morrow: 2.01 a.m., 1.03 p.m. Tuesday: 2.58 a.m., 1.57 p.m. Wednesday: 4.06 a.m.. 3.06 p.m Thursday: 5.23 a.m., 4.38 p.m. Friday: 6.33 a.m., 6.22 p.m. Saturday: 7.30 a.m.. 7.51 p m .Suml.iy 17 |m pin
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    SELANGOR COLTS WIN 1-0
    709 23 Local Hockey HARD STRUGGLE WITH CHINESE J*HE first hockey team of the Selangor Colts scored a good. victory over the Singapore Chinese yesterday at Hong Lim Green after a very hard struggle, and that tht score was only 1-0 indicated the closeness of the battle that
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    71 23 Foursomes Halved At Melbourne Melbourne. Nov. '0THE second golf "Test" between Grea* Britain and Australia began to-day with the foursomes over 36 holeEach side won a match, ihe results being ■s.s i u 1 lows: Scott and Oarnett (Great Butain i bea: McKay and Williams 3 and 1.
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    307 23 STRAITS BEATEN BY F.M.S. Volunteer Rugger TWO PENALTY GOALS AT K.L. (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. JHE F.M.S. Volunteers beat the S.S. Volunteers to-day at the Stadium by 14 points (a" goal, two Ties and a penally goal) to six points (a try and a penalty goal). Brilliant
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    161 23 13-Mile Marathon Bicycle Race Marathon bicycle race over a dis- tance of about 13 miles open lo all residents cf Muar and held m aid of "oppy Day Fund, was contested yesterday. Mohamed bin Soib won the first prize; a new bicycle presented by the Japanese community of
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    148 23 The following are teams for forthcoming hockey matches: S.C.C. v. S.V.C. on Thursday at S.C.C: C. G. Van Houten; R. A. Ash worth, Li. W. S. T. Douglass; T. W. Morrav. E. W. Reeve, H. Hughes Hallett; L. H. N. Davis, A. P. Craigie, F. E. H. BodelBienfait,
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    S.C.C. RUSSIAN POOL
    99 23 Results of ties m the S.C.C. Russian Pool singles handicap tournament, 250 up are as follows: Tuesday: Dr. M. C. Bain —25 v. R. N. Peall scr.; Lt. M. T. L. Wilkinson —75 v. F. S. Wood scr. Wednesday: E. B. Evans —100 v. R. S. Wilson
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      YESTERDAY'S LOCAL WEDDINGS
      55 24 ghgh Dr S L Oehlers, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Oehlers and Miss Nellie staff nurse at the General Hospital, who were married at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday. ■v) now Governor. Sir Shenton Tnomas. K.C.M.G., 0.8. E., followed by Thomas and Miss Bridget ThDmas, landing
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