Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 February 1935

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    13 1 The Sunday Tribune Vol.2— No. 4O SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1935 FIVE CENT*
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    American Ship Held Captive By Japanese
    255 1 IOKYO B4Y SENSATION STRANDED VESSEL BOARDED f Fortified Zone Nonsensical Replies Alleged £S American vessel is being held captive m the fortified zone of Tokyo Bay by Japanese naval authorities under suspicion. Naval officers boarded the vessel, which was said to be stranded, and
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    AMERICANS AT DINNER
    136 1 dovernor Sultan Among Guest^ JUS. the Governor, Sir Shemon Thomas, and Lady Thomas and Their Highnesses the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore were amon? the guests at a dinner and ball given by the American Asso.tion of Malaya at Seaview Hote 1 j on Friday m honour
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    NEW QUANTAS PLANE
    31 1 Rugby. Saturday. One of the four-engined D" Hayilland machines ordered J>' the Quantas Empire Airways tor th~, S.nuapore- Australian services left Croydon for Brisbane to-day. British official Wireless
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    AKRON INVADES SINGAPORE
    512 1 For The Week-End MAKING COLONY IN JAVA Singapore, Saturday. GROUP of people from the town of Akron, Ohio, U.S.A., famous for tyres and airships, invaded Singapore to-day for a long week-end by the Dollar liner, President 1 Munroe. They will then leave for Buitenzorg, Java, where the\
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    JUBILEE HOLIDAY
    38 1 Rugby. Saturday. A Royal Proclamation appointne May 6 a Bank Holiday and a oublic holiday throughout the United X ngdom on the occasion of the Silver Jubilee, is published m the London Gazette. British official Wireless
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    Sultan Of Jokore Calls On TheGovernor
    290 1 Guard Of Honour Inspected Sinj^awre, Saturday. A UKIEF but interesting cere-* mdbf was en&#ed 9fr' Goveriudeal House to-cfev, when His Highness the Sultan of johore, paid his first visit to Hi? Excellency the Gov.ernor, Sir j lenton Thomas. A Guard-oi -Honour, composed of company
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    PUBLIC WORKS IN THE COLONY
    160 1 Tender System To Be Investigated A COMMITTEE has been appointed by H.E. the Governor to investigate the present system of nviting tenders for public works m he Colony. Meetings will be hsld On Mar. 25 nd 26 with the following terms of eference: ♦fcc^J^.W£svirig ftp
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    THE QUEEN MARY
    83 1 Making Her Safest Vessel Afloat Rugby. F^b. 'Z2. EVERY effort is being made to make the world's largest and fastest ship, the Queen Mary, also the safest vessel afloat. Fire r sistng paint iksed m tbe ahins was recently tested. Although a light was applied liter a
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    22 1 HE. the Governor, Sir Shenton Thomas (right) at the Singapore races yesterday with the chairman of the Turf Club, Mr. R. Willinmson.
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    Rubber Quota Anxiety
    176 1 Rubber Quota A nxiety Local Market Awaits Cut Decision Singapore, Saturday. MESSRS. Stanton Nelson and Co.'s weekly report states: The 'market has remained without special feature, and business still continues somewhat restricted. The decision on the Gold Clause case has, however, cleared the air, p.nd apparently no further violent changes
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    MALAYAN CHINESE
    194 1 Dr. Lim Boon Keng's Tour Concluded Singapore, Saturday. R Lim Boon Keng ueturned tojjfc. d^y frqrn Penang jttjy^^ttfe cnrSk 1 Gt bis ibur *fhwopb Malaya, collectinc /uj^ds foJktnr University of Amty;- wl. -j/h icrT he. s president. His campaign has been highly u?cessful, for ho has collcc'ec! urn
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    THE FIRST LEVEE
    35 1 Rugby, Fb. 22 The King drove m state U»*« morning to St. James Palace, where I he held the first Levee of ihe year. I His Majesty was accompanied British Official wireless
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    DANCERS SUE SHOWMAN
    460 1 Malayan Argument ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT From Our Cun Corrcsponden' Taiping, Saturday. TifH. Richard Krogner and Mi>s Grete Akermann, travelling Austrian dancers, known as Grit and Ricardo, to-day sued Mr. K. C. Chan, the Ipoh lawyer, for $120 as damages for alle: breach of contract. The case
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    Rivers Meets His Waterloo
    1469 2 Frisco Gains T.K.O. Verdict In Tenth Round Referee' s Intervention Saves Al From Knock Out (\\y "X.0.") Singapore, Saturday. YOUNG Frisco, welter and middle freight champion of the Orient. definitely regained his prestige las■igbt when he scored a technical knockout over Al Rivers before an immense
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    PEACE IN EUROPE
    99 2 Germany's Encouraging Response Rugby. Feb. 23. THE Daily Telegraph, m a leader, says that Germany's encouraging response shows Germany's expression >f a readiness to discuss all matters and iraiks a forward step m European paeiflcation. The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Neville Chamberlain. la3t > night declared
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    AUSTRIAN MINISTERS
    41 2 Paying Visit Of Courtesy To London Rugby, Feb. 23. The Austrian Chancellor and Foreign I Minister, who are paying a visit of t courtesy to London, will arrive on Sunday afternoon and will remain until > Tuesday- British Official Wireless
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    34 2 Th* death took place on Jan 23. at Helme Ch&sx of Mr. Sam Tomlinson 'ate of Grange-over-Sands and Kistwell, Helsington. Mr. Tomlinson who was well-known m Singapore, reached the fine old age of 75.
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    SERIOUS THREAT TO NATIONAL GOVT.
    367 2 Premier's Leadership BITTER ATTACKS ON MR. MACDONALD London, Feb. 23. npHE question as to whether Mr. Ramsay Mac Donald will continue to lead the National Government much longer is being discussed m% political circles. Mr. Winston Churchill, m a speech at Loughton last evening, said:
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    KING'S JUBILEE
    254 2 Representative Meeting Held In Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent) Seremban, Feb. 22. A meciing of representatives of the various communities of Seremban, pre- sided over by the Hon. Mr. J. W. W. Hughes, British Resident, was held at the King George V. School Hall to discuss 1 arrangements
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    73 2 G Muttusamy, a lawyer's clerk was sued m the Second Court to-day by Yigambram Mudaliar for a sum of $?0 It was stated that the money was due for some clothes delivered The clothes were for use at the marriage of the defendant's brother. Mr R p s. Rajasooria appeared
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    MR. TAY LIAN TECK ENTERTAINED
    649 2 MR. TAY LIAN TECK ENTERTAINED Dinner by Straits Cfcittne F.A. Singapore. Suiicia;, THE third dinner given m honour of Hon. Mr. Tay Lian Tecks appoinLmenl to ihe Legislative Council was that of the Straits Chinese Football Association, which was held last night ai the Garden Club. 'I here will be
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    SENSATION IN SIAM
    104 2 Defence Minister Shot at by Gunman (Fnnn Our Own Correspondent Bangkok, Feb. 28. T^HE Siamese Minister of Defence, following Ihis afternoon's meeting of the Assembly, went to a football match to present the cup. He was leaving 1 the "round and when seated m his motor-car was
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    HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
    167 2 Reuter Scottish (up Games ARSENAL'S TUSSLfi i WITH MANCHESTER London, l-v 23 THK Third Sound of th< feotti*, cup provided mm surprises Last year's finalists, Rangers an-' St. Mirren faced each other &< gow and the Champions M<ure f j fu jj honours, though only by a
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    LEAGUE MATCHES
    371 2 Arsenal And Manchester In Drawn Game London, Fob. 23. The League Games to-day were chiefly Intelesting because cf Winchester CLy's clash with Arsenal In th< race for the championship. The uame was productive of i errific tussle and ended iv. a draw, each i>ide .scoring a goal. Tottenham's
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    INTERNATIONAL RUGBY
    138 2 A. half-time Scotland led 5—3 SCOTTISH ATTEMPTS CHECKED occult passing attempts were promptly checked on resumption and Ireand maintained pressure Lawlor goi pcssessiou frotn a ixneou^ J and .cored for Ireland, bu SigJin^SS- ed to convert i Bailey and Ridgeway scored LWO more v tries for Ireland bu
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    No Evidence Of Intention To Marry
    471 3 WOMAN'S CLAIM DISMISSED Chinese Estate Cas2 NO PRO< I SHE WAS A CONCUBI! E Singapore, Saturda; JUDGMENT was delivered m the >; Court to-day by Mr. ticc a'Becketi Terrell m hc- case which I- wAh Lvi, a woman, s I tlie trustees <>f the
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    22 3 official visit to Government Hou.se, beinp; received by Mr. Bevorley. A.D.C IL. 11. 111 l OUit**** v U 1 '111 VI" Tvanv^A.
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    42 3 i The Rt. Rev. B. C. Robert, the Bishop of Singapore, was <n Klang on Wednesday .ver.ing cit ta "At Horn?" given by the Ktesg and Coast Church Work.: AssociatiOß af the Mi»thodis: Girls' School The Bishop held a con- firmation service.
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    RADIUM THROWN AWAY
    299 3 I Recovered After Hectic Search Southampton. IFTER a hecuc search of the New J\ Fcrest and all the rubbish hea*ps m tlie neighbourhood, seven tuues of radium, which had been thrown out from a hospital and burnt m a incinerator, have been recovered. Mr. H. Trusson, Secretary
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    Dresses Seen At The Races
    524 3 Dresses Seen At The Races I Light Chiffons Are zZMuch In I Evidence (By Our Woman Correspondent) AiL'.v threatening clouds greeted the g day vi the Spring Meeting i at Bufcit Tim ah yesterday, but th ithet remained Hue and pleasantly i ol all the afternoon. The grandstands were packed
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    LOCAL ACCIDENTS
    147 3 Painter Falls Off Roof Of Brewery Singapore, Saturday. WHILST r.'ding along fCeppel Road to|^f day a Chinese cydist was kflp I down by a gharry. He received minor head injuries and was taken \<j the General Hospital by ambulance. An Indian who is said to have fallen from
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    AN EXPERT FIGHTER
    169 3 Vegetable Gardeners At Variance (Ffiom Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Feb. 22. "He is an expert m the Chinese an of fighting. He has been teaching his son the art. He said he wanted to kill mc and also that he had Bo many sons ii did not
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    HAUPTMANN TRIAL
    71 3 Mrs. Roosevelt "Troubled" By Conviction New York, Feb. 23. jyOBODY c:m comment on tile Haupt1^ manififitse unless they attended the trial, declared Mrs. Roosevelt, the President's wife, on arrival here. "The only fMing that troubled me was 'hat the convici-.cn was on circumstantial evidence. Whiie I ha-e absolutely
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    HIGHLANDS VOLUNTEERS
    77 3 (From Our Own Correspondsni) Ipoh, Saturday. Platoon 28. "C" Company, M.S.V.R nomeron Highlands, gave a fareweii runner at Cameron Highlands Hotel nfcnour r;f Mr. E. A. Curtler, O. C., who is shortly proceeding home m fuilough. Mr. A. M. Filter gave the toast of the Kinfc and Mr.
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    BOY KILLED ON ROAD
    264 3 Woman Driver Exonerated From "lame Singapore, Saturday. i VERDICT a" d:arh by misadventure, A wil:i no negligenoe on the part oi he driver, was returned by Mr. W. G. Port r, the Singapore Coroner, to-day fa an inquest on a s.yen-year-old Chinese boy named Chim Quee
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    POLICE DESERTEK
    121 3 Malacca Malay Convicted Of Cheating (Frpm Our Own Correspondent Malacca, Feb. 22. A Malay named Hamid bin Latip, who has two previous convictions for cheating m the F.M.S. and was a deser*er of the F.M.S. Police force, was yesterday convicted on a charge of cheating by inducing the
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    TWO WEDDINGS IN KUALA LUMPUR
    175 3 Weil-Known 'hinesc Families (From Our <m I ten Kik Tiirday. Two weddings were fixed tot this wcekfnd m Kuala Lumpur, one to-day I th I To-day's ceremony wa. ai the w<\siry ChUTch, when Mr. Lav < .nk Yo: he Poiico Department. Kuala Lumpur, 16 married
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    MR. J. DAVID
    184 3 Death Of Former Resident Of Malaya His friends will n gret to bear tliat new has been received from Tnehinopoly, South India, of lhc death of Mr. J David at the age of 79. H was ioimeiiy Mrthodlsi paster ami licadmastc* cf Date Kramat Road Rchuct of
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    Coming To The local Cinemas
    1121 4 Coming To The local Cinemas WITH Elissa Landi, Joseph Schildkraut and Frank Morgan m the principal featured roles, Columbia.* daring drama, "Sisters Under the Skin" comes .o the Capitol Theatre on Tuesday. The production has for its central theme the love of a married man, a nulti-millionaire business leader, lor
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    The Fairy Poodle
    4213 5  -  Leonard Merrick OUR SHORT STORY By WHEY were called the "Two Children" because they were so unpractical: even m bohemia, whero practicality is the last virtue to irish, their improvidence was sur>iiiK-* !t really they were not hildren at all they had bee< rried f< r three
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    35 5 Bins Crosby's wife Dixie Lee will sine In "Win or Lose". .looks like Bine fc RoiiiK 10 have competition bet they make a grand duet at home, along with the twins and the other youngster
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1637 7  - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L.Hopkin I HAVE been reading with great relish Dr. WinsUdfa book of Malayan sketches which he has called "A Herd of Wild Bungalows.' The refei nee is to Mark Twain's message to Rudyard Kipling m 1895, which read: "I shall come riding my ayah with all his
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    A Scotsman In The Federal Capital
    1487 8  -  W. B. Paler son I'VE turned up again, just like a bad ten cent piece. No doubt you congratulated yourselves last week when (if) you read my article, m which I announced my departure for Kuala Lumpur. I, too, congratulated myself on getting out
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    Debate On India Bill In The House Of Commons
    1725 9 When Mr. Churchill Advised The Governor Of Bombay London, Feb. 8. "jQID anyone really think m the present conditions m India that anything else could have happened?" asked Sir A" hur Steel Maitland (C, Warwick, Tarn worth referring to yesteruay's Assembly
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    2208 10 By a Our Woman Correspondent ■THERE were 270 members and guests J present at the SUrmtta Settlements •Singapore) Association dinner held a- the Acielphi Hotel last Thursday. The grill room, roof garden, and part of the dining room, were reserved exclusively for the use of
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    Highways ana Buyways
    844 11 Highways ana Buy ways WHFN -.v walked into John Lilly's day, amonns; all the very I nice new things tn^y have just got m. th* 1 rubber b:r.hhiK suits particularly attracted our attention. They arc* made m pebble crepe rubber and look very smart Some have, two&had I Wue m
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    Popular Records
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    Slouchiness May Lead To Double Chin
    418 11 IT is distressing to see so many yourjggirls who allow themselves to^-as-sume a slouching pbsturje, 'with neck thrust, forward, chest .sunk m ;:nd .shoulders rounded. Such postiure is net only im^iacciul but Li interferes with correct Breathing mid thus is uetrimental to health. It
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    Book Of The Week
    173 11 Querinda, as pictured by An* tnuiiy i hoi no m "Delay m ihe Sun," is a quaint isolated Spanish village through which motor buses rumble several times a day. Tourists siop there for a drink and stretch before moving on to j.futci more plainly marked on
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    Costume Jewelry Is More Massive Than Ever Before
    290 11 Costume Jewelry Is More Massive Than Ever Before This might be known as the Big Blob era of costume jewelry. The idea is to achieve an effect, and, the designers argue with unimpeachable logic, the bigger the ring or the bracelet the more pronounced the effect. So we see massive
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    Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, Feb. 24, 1935. A JUBILEE GIFT
    521 12 Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, Feb. 24, 1935. A JUBILEE GIFT J N" the towns a^d villages of Malaya people are anxiously considering the form of celebrations which will nark an auspicious date m the iiritMi Empire calendar, the Silver Jubilee of the accession of His Majesty the King-Emperor. Time harries
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    Gestures, Charity And Tin Tacks
    1197 12  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones j Malaya Wants A Square 1 1 Deal-- And There Are Folks j I In Need OtTiA Square Meal H l:i:'iiii!.i:ii,tiiiiiti:ii:.iutiiiuaniiwiituii i jniiiiniiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiJiiiiuiiiiniiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii nnnramiiratmiiMMiwmwiiHi i i < IN support of the agitation for an unofficial majority, I said last week that the
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      546 12 WIT and WISDOM op WEEK. LET us begin, brothers, by giving one Waitress: "Hawaii, gentlemen. You "Hazel gave birth to a little girl this of those little "stories from the must be Hungary." morning; both doing well." courts" that the reporters like so much. First Customer: "Yes, Siam, and wr
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    Big Day In History Of Malayan Journalism
    689 13 PRINTING OF MALAYA TRIBUNE IN TOE F.W.S. BEGINS CN FRIDAY, MARCB I 47 FIRMS BOOK NEW ADVERTISING SPACE J^EXT Friday, March 1, will be a big day m the history of Malayan journalism, for on that day MALAYA'S FIRST NATIONAL NEWSPAPER, the Malaya
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    SIR IAN FRASER
    159 13 Blind M.P.'s World Visa T i Blinded Ex -Servicemen London. Nearly all the blinded soldiers m the Empire are cheerful and occupied" de- clared Sir lan Fraser. the blind Member of Parliament, who has just returned j to England after a trip round the world I visiting
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    "WON'T FIGHT" SOCIETY
    42 13 French League Of Conscientious Objectors Banned Paris. The French League of Conscientious Objectors has been dissolved by order of the first civil court. The decision described the Society as 'contrary to public order" m illegally inciting against military service.
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    68 13 The wedding of Mr. A. E. S. Talbot and Miss Effie Alice Violet Blackwell Sewell took place at S:. Andrew's Cathedral on Tuesday. From left to right: Mr. M. C. Frenci <besL, man*, Aichdeaccn Graham White, Mrs. Frend (sister of the bride), the bridegroom the bride. Miss Jean Sewell (bride's
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    Hunting And Domestic Habits Of The Sakai
    667 13 Hunting And Domestic Habits Of The Sakai He Climbs Trees* And Goes After Birds' Nests INHABITANTS of towns and civilised places m Malaya often connect poisoned arrows and darts and spears to the Sakais and jungle people, and this fact is perhaps the most true of all the stories which
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    Cooking
    191 13 NEARLY everything which Sakai eats now is cooked. Seldom doe» he take meat m the raw. The march or civilisation into tho jungle, brought about by the Sakai's contact v.'ith estate coolies snd innabitants of wayside villages, has taught him that cooked food, m addition «o being hygienic, is
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    ERROR IN THE MORTUARY
    297 13 Man Burhd Instead Of Woman EXCITED scenes were .scon Colombo General Hospital Ifoitu premises when mistaken iden it K> the burial of the corpse of a map mistake for a woman. When the relatives and friends of :1k 1 dead man arrived to claim his corps*
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    MR. C. M. KENNEDY DEAD
    62 13 Father Of Author Of "The Constant Nymph" Palma, Marjorca. Mr. Charles Moore Kennedy, father of Margaret Kennedy, who wrote "The Constant Nymph," has died suddenly, m a Palma hotel, after a short illness. Mr. Kennedy spent some years m i Maijorca with his wife, who
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    984 15 THE DANGEROUS SECONDARY BID I (By "Horatius") COMP: bridge players, though meticulous as to their "free" bids only need a bid by the enemy to set them off on a wild campaign of overbidding. If they are remonstrated with they .-imply declare that the j original pass absolved
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    508 15 ADVENTURES ON THE SPANISH MAIN IMPROVING APPEARANCE Huge Fortunes Made Out Of Smuggling Havana. Cuba. PICTURESQUE adventurers of every imaginable nationality are building up huge fortunes on the Spanish Main by smuggling. They smuggle liquor. They smuggle textiles. They even smuggle human beings. And very often they do it under
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      40 15 Already there is a lend- ai, t s~ n 4^l ency to push the develop- N««^^ Cc»^ W| tn^ T ment of the miniature car rf" fP^® T^L^^^^^^^ l^ 0^^ c^ c^^ MOTOiJ CORRESPONDENT. 4ffi3 H^^^U A y<Ww corriTaevcidl travelWe <^
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    694 17 Silver Star Minstrels Dinner And Fancy Dress Competition r Tournament Of Straits Physical Athletic Party The Flower Of Liberty Musical Parly. (By "Clubman') SILVER STAR MINSTRELS Dinner And Fancy Dress Competition 1m mAte of the inclement weather on Prdaf evening <Feb. 15 > there was 1
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    On Malayan Badminton Courts
    2476 19 Historu Of Horlicks Party Activate, Of Useful B.P. News And Items From Here And There. (By "DRAGON") REPORTS received from various parts of .Malaya indicate that followers of the are keenly looking forward to another successfi*,' StftSOß. Badminton parties have lately bee*, celebrating the passing of
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      48 19 jAi/ /After \wii/i Scrubby VVHen you are tired or sticky witii the heat, a bath to which you have added Scrubb's will refresh and relieve you, making a new man of you ready tfor fresh work or play. Scrubb's conquers perspiration* Let it benefit you f CLOUDY AMMONIA
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      250 19 I ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. m m j ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000 m a 1 The Great Eastern Life j Assurance Co., Ltd. I 9 I (Incorporated m the Straits Settlements). I HEAD OFFICE: Great Knstern Ufc Building 3 Cecil Street, Singapore. j LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, E.C. j
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    The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED
    1545 20 The Week's Malayan SPORT REVIEWED A Football Question Settled Two Cup Finals In Kuala Lumpur Gammans And Hyams Cups Singapore League Competitions Prighl Cricket In Pi nang C.N. Need In Form. (By "Forward") I WISH to make reference first, this week, to th; happily settled controversy which arose over the
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring.
    688 20 (By X.0.") YOUNG Tarley is m a class by himself amongst the featherweights i 1 Malaya. Indeed, it will not be saying too much to place him amongst the leading 9 st. men m Tarley In the world. He beat Frankie Weber for
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      210 20 INSURANCE SALESMANSHIP How To Sell By System The Insurance Agent's Guide to i Success by "COLONIAL" 30 cts. per copy. A Course m Insurance Salesmanship by "Colonial" and other Expert Contributors Is presented fully m the "A.8." Sales Course from the National School of Salesmanship. Manchester. It describes fully every
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      151 20 <^ y^v^ "W/"^^'^ a surprising difference Waterv^_^^ VV bury's Compound has made m my J life! I greet each day with new vigour C work without fear of fatigue enjoy my leisure hours with unbounded zest! fi^g! "I have almost forgotten what it is to catch cold. I no longer
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      106 20 SUNDAY TRIBUNE. Thone: 5811 and 5812. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at office Postage Postage or close to to Foreign residence. F.M.S. Countries learly $3.00 $4.20 $6.00 dalf- Yearly $1.50 $2 10 $3.00 quarterly $0.75 $1.05 $1.50 SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Uopies of back numbers of the
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    DUTCH AIR LINE PROGRESS
    781 21 Twice-Weekly Service NEW DOUGLAS MACHINES THE fact that a twice weekly service between Europe and the Netherlands East Indies, via Singapore, is templated m the summer of this year is mentioned m the report of the K.LM. (Royal Dutch Air Lines) for 1934. From May the
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    CHINESE CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
    445 21 Enjoyable Anniversary Concert Singapore, Saturday. THE annual concert of the Chinese Association has always t been lo °ked forward to as one of tne years outstanding social entertainSL a ng the Chine se. and maintaining the usual high standard of programme, the concert last nighl scored another
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    BRITISH CARS ON SHOW
    148 21 Austin Models To Be Prominent On Continent The British motor industry is steadily improving its footing m the important European markets, and cars of British make will again occupy a prominent place m this season's motor shows on the Continent. One make alone is appearing at
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    MILES AHEAD
    126 21 Notable Industrial Film To Be Released We learn that the fine film programme entitled "Miles Ahead," released by the j Austin concern last August, which amongst other engrossing industrial studies deals enlighteningly with the predskm methods employed m modern motor car production, is arousing widespread interest and comment
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    LONG OVERDUE
    79 21 According to "The Motor," Mr. G. L. Sclater Booth, of Hooper and Co., the coachbuilders, considers that ihe pract ical co-operation of the chassis manufacturer is long overdue. Instead of dropping a body on to a chassis, it should be built round it. or into it. I Consider,
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    BANDITS TRAPPED
    307 21 Japanese Troop Movements In North China Shanghai, Feb. 22. JAPANESE military movements are reported to have been taking place between Shanhaikwan arid Tientsin m the past two days. The garrisons at Lengkow and Chin- j changying exchanged duties. Special Police have surrounded the bandits at Yenshankow. Accompanied by
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    THE JUBILEE
    252 21 Penang's Arrangements For Celebration At a preliminary meeting of the Penang Jubilee Committee held under the chairmanship of the President of the Municipal Commission, Mr J. A. Black read extracts from a circular letfei* he had received from Government on ihe subjecv. All religious denominations will be approached
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    FISE IN MALACCA
    90 21 Four mr n es Gutted In Half An Hoar (F.\: Ql&i Cor res pendent) v.uacca, Feb. 22. A fire fcffcJE! out 2:1 a block of three iliap "houses on Elan Read, about two furlongs i"s«: -vi Lhe callage of Jasin on Wednesday and m hail an hour
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    RIGHT TO CROSS THE ROAD
    528 21 Traffic Regulation Upheld A DECISION on the validity of the re- gulations governing pedestrian crossings was given by Mr. McKenna, I the Marylebone magistrate, recently when dealing with a summons against Jack Hartstein, of Brondesbury, which alleged that he failed, as a motorist, to allow
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    53 21 A recent visitor to the Morris iaclory was Mr. T. K. Chao, Vice-Director of the Bureau of Roads m the National Economic Council of Nanking, China. Mr. E. Orams, of Melbourne, Australia, writes praising his 1929 Morris Cowley, which has covered 21,000 miles with no repairs or reolacements. Petrol consumption
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    PENANG FIRE
    241 21 $2,000 Damage Done To Shophouse AFIRE occurred at. Heap Fuat and Co., 159, Campbell Street, Penan*,', a few days ago. The damage is estimated to be between $2.000 $3,000. Fortunately there was no loss of human life. Inquiries reveal that at the time of the fire, the shop,
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    KLANG NEWS & NOTES
    124 21 KLANG NEWS NOTES Death Of A Well-Known Towkay (From Our Own Correspondent Klang, I'Vb. 22. Towkay Leong Van Tuck, passed away peacefully this morning m the presence of his sons and daughters and relations m his huose at Jalan Raia Bait, Klang. His wife predeceased him thvee weeks ago and
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    CRICKET
    94 21 High School Second XI Beats Postal Team On Sunday last on the fflfcb School ground, the High School secoi.d string defeated P. G. Darmadasa's Posial eleven by 87 runs. Batting first the postal side could only score 31, Haji Omar 13 and N. Mutto 11 being the principal scorers.
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    MINISTER TO GO TO BERLIN ?
    382 21 MINISTER TO GO TO BERLIN British Government la Favour Rugby, Feb. 22. THE proposal contain* d m Ihc Gorman reply to the Anglo-French communique of Feb. 3, that following upon bilateral conversations m Rome, ParU and London, Anglo-German i tioiis should be undertaken, tavoui ably discussed m the Press. It
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    THE REV. J. M. HOOVER
    77 21 Memorial Service In Kwttla Lumpur There will be a Mrm< Kuala Lumpur for Irv Hoover who died m Ku on Feb 11. He was an honoured f. r tha* land for ihiny-fivr wan highly respected by the Rajafy oi Striwak, receiving the Lor. 3 Service
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    Opening Day Of Singapore Spring Races
    3126 22 BRILLIANT WEATHER AND GOOD SPORT MISS CAPRICE SPRINGS A SURPRISE TOTES AND SWEEPS RECEIVE EXCELLENT SUPPORT EXCELLENT weather favoured the opening day of the Singapore Turf Club's Spring Meeting at Bukit Timah yesterday. The attendance was good and included H.K. the Governor, Lady Thomas
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    ABATTOIR S.C.
    395 22 Annual Athletic Sports Singapore. Friday. FAVOURED by brilliant weather, the third annual athletic sports of the Abattoir Sports Club was held at th. Jalan Besar Stadium this afternoon m presence of a large gathering. All ths events were keenly compeU-d and everything went off m real sportsmanlike manner.
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    CRICKET OPENS IN SELANGOR
    133 22 V.M.C.A. i) ieat The Ciub From Gw On >:cr) Kuala Lumpur, B& rrday. The Selangcr cricke; day witli a m I on 'he Y.Me.A grcund. When the- As. :cn b..r. the £elangcr Club by f?Ui v Rain Interfei'ed with play for a v vhilc> but did
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    MALAYA COMMAND
    182 22 Victorious Soccer Tour In Philippines THE Malaya Command Soccer XI now viskinp, the Philippines for the National Championship at Manila are doing greal things. Their fine team worl: urn d are highly spoken of i.i ihe Philippine Press. In their firs- match, played on Feb. 11, they trounced
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    MONDAY'S SOCCER
    31 22 The first soccer cla^h of the season between the Chinese <S.C.F.A.t and the Malays will take place at the Ansor. Road S.adium. Singapore, on Monday, commencing at 5.15 p.m.
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      65 22 Our racing correspondent, "Man at the Rails,'" picked two winners and ten places at yesterday's races. Conquer Sore Throat nfluenia ond prevent _^^w Cold Scarlet Fever 3nd other infectious diseases. •1 J FORMAMINT destroys the A |LI I ll^ disease germs m mouth rll|\l IMrl N and throat and so
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      10 22 Whichever way you ImA at it— IT'S HAROLD'S BKSTC <>MXI»
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    SELANGOR TURF CLUB
    744 23 Profit Of $38,648 }I\NY IMPROVEMENTS TO THE COURSE I Own Reporter) Lumpur. Saturday. VERY sfa i\ year's working-, wh'u'v c1 uilly covered 1 months, was reported at the annual meeting, held ia-: -■< the Selangor Club, of the Selangor Turf Club. Dur\r ir the review of the
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    BLOW TO BRITISH BOXING
    385 23 Pctersen Again A Back Number J' /.CK Peterson, the Welshman and Bri-ti'-h boxing champion, has recc-ivcd his thirj serious setback during hi short career extending over a period or than four years, writes spectator m the S.C M.P. His defeat by Walter Neusel. the German heavyw
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    CLERICAL UNION SOCCER
    104 23 The following are invited to turn up on: Wednesday. Feb. 27. on C.U. ground, agains: the Government Immigration Office:— Tan Kirn Eng, Abdul Ghani, Dollah Ahma:. A. Jansen, D. K. Samy, Ong i Heng Teow. Edwin Then, Norman /Jm, Tan Teng IV. h. Gay Vass. Philip M.
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    GREENLAND B.P.
    106 23 The Greenland Badminton Party, Klang entertained the Merry Ones B. Party m a friendly game of five doubles on Sunday, Feb. 17, losing al matches. UMcv.ry Ones mentioned Chung Lin Sui and Goh Hun Hoon beat Sinnathamby and Seeva Retnan 21-14. 21-16. 21-10. Ken- Lian S h and
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    HOME FOOTBALL GOSSIP
    337 23 i Bromwich Albion, ever ready to i J| assist a local club, have sent £25 to j the 'Save the Club" Shilling Fund I new being raised by the Cradley Heath club. T^is fund is to be kepi open for a mc"*-h, by which time the club
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    12 23 PL.y m the S.C.C. v. Wilts soccer match m Singapore on Thursday
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    GERMAN YOUTH
    233 23 Preparing For Olympic Sports pERMANY during the year just closed \j has made big strides toward priming its youtft for the coming Olympic Games. Improvement has been evident m all branches of sports. Here is the proud score for 1934: three world-championships, twenty-six European championships, and victory In
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    DAVIS CUP TENNIS
    316 23 Zon? System Not So Good WILLIAM T. Tilden. 2nd. the outstanding tennis §tar or all time, thinks the Davis cup zone system is a failure and advocates a return of the draw system. "Big Bill," here recently for prores* sional matches asserted that the zone system gives
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    MAJESTIC B.P.
    205 23 i Second Anniversary Celebrations .The second annlvßrsary of the Majrsi tic Badminton Party was celebrated on Saturuay and Sunday last at the bungalow of Mr. Aw Boon Haw at Pasir Panjang. A larg^ gathering of members and guests were present. In the course of the day land and
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    ATTEMPT ON SPEED RECORD
    476 23 Blue Bird Ready MALCOLM CAMPBELL AT DAYTONA Daytona Beach, Fla., Feb. 6. QIR Malcolm Campbell's fcevett-tdH "Blue Bird,'' the racing car toHteM he feels confident he can pilot across the sands at Daytons Beach at 300 miles an hour, was unloaded hc-i to-day. A tentative date
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    HAPPILADS ATHLETIC PARTY
    112 23 Ih-. annual general meeting of thr H A. P. was held it Mr. Tan M Chew's residence, 3 Beng Swce Plaot, on Sunday, Feb. 17 and the following wfr elected office -b?aiers for the current year: President, Mr. S. X T'sai, Vice-P dents, Mr. Goh Liang Nghee
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      277 23 RHEUMATISM GOES WITH EXCESS FAT Roth Banished By Kruschen When one realises that -he cause of i i wcght is closely asst cia ed with th? f rheumatism, it is easy to understand how i i.-' ihat the two ,r .uh:e- can so c-.-ily he Dvcrcctne by the sanie remedy.
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      8 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1935.
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      53 24 The finish of the first race photogriphei by the Sunday Tribune camera tir i at the Singapore Races Bringing m Red Carp, the winner of the second race, tipped by 'Man At The Rails" m the Malaya Tribune. The Sunday Tribune photographer gets a good picture of the finish of
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        22 24 Read the TRIBUTE For Best Sports Repcrts arcovilchvxxuXVjjdfi^v BLACR^SPP WHITE Vircriuia Cigarettes yOLE DI/TRIBUTOR/:-HENRy WAUCH fc Ca,lTft yiNCAPORE PENANC IPOH KUALA LUMPUR
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