Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 11 April 1937

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune VI L 4.— No. 14. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1937. FIVE CENTS.
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    MALAYAN AIRWAYS, LTD., PLANS BREAK DOWN
    490 1 NO ASSISTANCE FROM GOVERNMENT END OF THREE YEARS' PARLEY PROJECT CRIPPLED BY BURDEN OF TAXATION JT was announced by the eh lirnian of the Straits Steamship Co., Ltd., at the annual ireet n£ m Singapore, that after three ye;irs of negotiating with t^e Government
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    Another Abdication Announced
    128 1 PRINCE NICHOLAS OF ROUMANIA RENOUNCES CROWN RIGHTS REFUSES TO DISSOLVE SECRET MARRIAGE Bucharest, Apr. 10. pRINCE Nicholas, heir-presumptive to the Rumanian Throne, has renounced all his titles and prerogatives states a communique issued at the close of a Ion? meeting of the Crown Council, attended by the
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    38 1 Tungku Mahkota of Johore (second from left) and some friends of his father H H the Sultan. The visitors, who i rrived by the President Adams include Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Bonds i f New York. Tribune
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    LOCAL SHIPPING PROSPERITY
    177 1 Busy Times At The Wharves Singapore, Saturday. THE wave of returning prosperity to world trade m general is reflected m local shipping circles. Passenger boats arriving m port recently report good voyages, and with the Coronation exodus from Malaya, there has been an added impetus to shipping
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    SHIP AGROUND
    107 1 Dungeness Bank Incident Rugby, April 10. JUST befcre mid-night yesterday the 8.433 ton Belgian liner Anversville, carrying 170 passengers on a pleasure cruise. Vent ashora on Dungeness Bank and although no anxiety for her safety was felt throughout the night she was refloated m dense fog at 9.15
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    WON V.C. IN WAR
    64 1 Killed By Cyclist In Street Accident Rugby, Apr. 10. All engagements have been cancelled for the next three days as a mark of respect for Gunner Percy Sullivan V. C. who was knocked down last night by a cyclist within twenty yards of Wellington Barracks where
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    JAPAN'S AIR TRIUMPH
    90 1 British Reception Of Divine Wind London, Apr. 10. HPHE Kamikaze flight of the Japanese aeroplane, Divine Wind, together with the goodwill message the airmen so dramatically delivered, has evoked a particularly warm and appreciative welcome m th 3 British press. Air correspondents, commenting on the machine's remarkable
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    N.W. FRONTIER CLASH
    83 1 Six British Officers Killed New Delhi, Apr. 10. IN an engagement on the North West frontier yesterday, six British officers were killed and five wounded. Th> total unconfirmed casualties is 25 killed and 40 wounded. Reuter is making amongst the nations oi the world. By this performance
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    THEFTS ADMITTED
    103 1 Singapore, Saturday. SAIRON bin Pairam, a middle-aged Malay, pleaded guilty before Mr. W. fV Reeves m the Third Conrt this morning to two charges of theft omnv^od on Anrl 1 and April 9. The accused is alleged to have stolen clothing- valued to the extent of $27 from
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    TUNGKU MAHKOTA AS REGENT
    163 1 PROCLAMATION IN JOHORE Johore Bahru. Saturday. At 4.45 p.m. this afternoon, H.H. the Tungku Mahkota was installed Regent of Johore, consequent upon the departure of the Sultan, to attend the Coronation. The Tungku Mahkota arrived at the AsLar.a Besar where he inspected a guard of honour,
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    CONSUL-GENERAL OF CHINA
    98 1 May Leave Malaya For Coronation Singapore. Saturday. IT is understood that Mr. Kao Line Pei, Chinese Consul-General for Malaya, had a personal interview with Dr Kung yesterday and expressed his wish to accompany the delegation to England to witness the Coronation of Their Majesties, the King and
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    K.L.M. AIR SERVICE
    101 1 THE Royal Dutch Air lines < X.L.M. Singapore office, announce that as from now, X.L.M. planes are expecteJ to arrive m Singapore on Sunday and Wednesday afternoons ac 5.45 instead of on Monday and Thursday afternoons. The schedule of the X.L.M. services to Europe during the Summer
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    CHINESE NAVY TO VISIT MALAYA?
    231 1 PLANS REVEALED IN SINGAPORE Singapore, Saturday. A SQUADRON from ihe Chinese; Navy may soon visit Malaya, m the course of a South Sea lour. Admiral Chen Shiao-kuan Mini-* ter of Navy, who is deputy delegate to the Coronation, shortly before the resumption of his journey
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      47 1 THE NEWS WITH YOUR BREAKFAST Try The MORMMZ Cricket Draw At Penang THE match at Penang between Sir Julien Cahn's XI and the Settlement was drawn. Penang* Ist Inns. 134. Tourists Ist Inns. 281 for 9 de<\ Penang: 2nd Inns. 137 for 6. (Details on page 23).
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    Straits Steamship Co/s Good Year
    3006 2 MISHAPS ON EAST COAST AUTHORITIES SHOULD ACT INCREASED COMPETITION OF THE RAILWAYS REFERENCES to increased business due to expansion of trade "generally, the increased competition of the State railways m Malaya and the failure to persuade the Government to grant any assistance whatever for the
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    F.A. CUP SEMI-FINALS: HOME SOCCER RESULTS
    1328 3 F. A. CUP SEMI-FINALS: HOME SOCCER RESULTS SUNDERLAND AND PRESTON N.E. QUALIFY Birmingham 2 Manchester. U. 2 Charlton A. l Huddersfield T. 0 Chelsea 0 Bolton W. 1. Leeds U. 2 Derby County 0 Liverpool 1 Wolverhampton 0 Manchester C. 2 Arsenal 0 Middlesbro' 2 Sheffield W. 0 Portsmouth 1
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    MILLWALL BEATEN
    225 3 2-1 i Albion Trounced FOUR GOALS TO ONE AT HIGHBURY London, Apr. 10. THK WJL Cup semi-finals played h,-dav resulted as follows: Sunderland beat Milhvall 2 1 at Hudd«?rsfield. Pre-iton North End beat West Bromwich 4—l at Highbury.— infer. Sur.derland and Preston me:-t m what will be an
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    SCOTTISH LEAGUE (DIV. 2)
    45 3 Airdrieonians 3 Raith R. 2 Dumbarton 1 Allca 1 Dundee U. u St. Bernard's Edinburgh C. 0 For far A. Kind's Park 2 Brechin C. 1 Leith V 3 Cowdf nteath Ci Montro^e 1 East Fife I StenhC'Usjmuir 1 Morton 4
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    HOME RUGBY
    92 3 Results Of Yesterday's Matches London, Apr. 10. To-day's principal rugby football mulches resulted as follows: Bradford 3, Blackheath 3. Harlequin 16, Gloucester 6. Leicester 11 Bristol 13. Londo" Irish 4, Old Merchant T. 9. Neach 26. Bath 6. Northampton lfi. Old AUeynians 10. Plymouth Albion 0, Cardiff 16.
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    CEYLON S.C.TROUNCE WEARNES
    220 3 CEYLON S.C. TROUNCE WEARNES D Singapore, Saturday. riaymg cricket an the C.S.C ground J'J-aay, the Ceylon Sports Club easily Deat Wearne Brothers, whose score of they passed with by eight wickets In "S °°ntinuing to bat they scored The following art- the scores: WEARNE BROS.: G. Michael run out P.
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    MUSLIMS BEAT MIDDS.
    38 3 MUS LIMS BEAT MIDDS. Nt Club beat Midv le f x l user and uurin- the Rrsi hult lhe Middlesex ■•Id the upper-hand and ♦-,1, the Muslims rcwitH f in another two goals runout cuncedm- any further points.
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    HOME ARMAMENT PROGRAMME
    113 3 Completion In Allotted Period Rugby, Apr. 10. pIR Thomas Inskip, Minister^for Cow> ordination of Defence, m a speech i n'ght said that h e hoped tt^ would be able to complete the five\ear rearmament programme within the allotted period. The programme s being carried out on the
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    SENTRY SHOT
    151 3 Govt House Alarm At Lucknow Lucknow, Apr. 10. SENTRY of the First Royal Battalion of the Ninth Jat Regiment, whilst on duty at Government House, was shot and slightly injured m the leg by an unidentified man who disappeared m the darkness and could not be traced. The
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    LAND IN GEYLANG AREA
    116 3 Required For Health Purposes ACCORDING to a notice m the Government Gazette it appears to tlie Governor m Council that the pieces o« 1- nd situate m the Settlement of Singapore and District of Geylang and containing 2.563.959 square feet or there abouts. described m Schedule
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    DROUGHT IN CHINA
    47 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Govt. Takes Emergency Measures Shanghai, Apr. 10. THE drought m Shenpei is caus'ng the authorities considerable anxiety. The situation has become alarmingly serious, and emergency relief is deemed necessary. The government is taking precautionary measures to cope with the situation.
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    STRIKE SEQUEL IN SELANGOR
    479 3 18 CONVICTIONS Pineapple Workers Still Out (From Our Own Reporter) Kuala Lumpur, Saturday. THE hearing was concluded m the First Court ttiis morning of the i-iis? m which 18 Chinese Hakkas, arrested m the fight between strikers and police on the Kajang Road on Mar. 14,
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    THE EXCHANGES
    27 3 Rugby, Apr. 10. Sterling on New York is 4.89% and Paris 109-516 with gold at 141-8. Silver, Soot 20-1516 and forward 21. British Official Wireless
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    DAVIS CUP PLAYER
    17 3 Tsui Wai-pui, Hongkong open singles and doubles champion who was m Singapore on Friday.
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    JAPAN'S MOVE
    81 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Suggestions For Economic Co-operation Shanghai, Apr. 10. IN his recommendations to the Foreign Ministry for Sino-Japanese economic co-operation,. Mr. Kodama, Head of the Japanese Economic Mission to China, suggested: 1) The re-adjustment of the rela tions between the Chinese Governmen:, and the Japanese authority
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    BRITISH PROTEST
    45 3 Expulsion Of Missionaries From Abyssinia London, April 10. The British Ambassador m Rome wiii take up strongly with the Italian Government the expulsion from Abyssinia of six British missionaries who on March 22 were ordered to leave within eight days. British Official Wireless
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    EMPIRE EXHIBITION
    64 3 Greatest Since Wembley Next Year Rugby, Apr. 10. Shortly after the Coronation the King and Queen will visit Bellahouston Park, Glasgow, the site of Scotland's EmpireExhibition to be held m the summer of 1938. It will be the biggest Empire Exhibition since Wembley and a guarantee fund of
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    THE CORONATION
    59 3 30,000 Troops For London Rugby, Apr. 10. Approximately 30,000 troops will come to London for the Coronation. There will al?o be large detachments of the Royal Navy and Royal Air Force. Each branch of the Regular and Territorial armies will be represented. They will be drawn from all
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    NO DEARTH OF JOBS
    820 3 Trade School DEMAND FOR YOUTHS WHO QUALIFY Singapore, Saturday. THAT the demand for qualiiied pupils from the Government Trade School was now double the supply, was the statement made by Mr. H. R. Cheeseman, the Inspector of Schools, m a speech he made at the annual
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    JAPAN'S GOODWILL GESTURE
    189 3 Deep Impression On British Rugby, Apr. 10. liHE newspapers pay a warm tribute to the Japanese airmen who m thtit aeroplane, the Divine Wind, yesterday accomplished an outstanding performance In the history of aviation by reaching London after a 9,800 miles flight from Tokyo m 94 hours
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    THE DIVINE WIND
    45 3 Japanese To Make Trip Over Continent London, Apr. 10. The Japanese fliers expect to leave Croydon m the Divine Wind on Friday for a trip to Berlin, Belgium and France. The machine is undergoing overhauling and ureuarinc at Croydon. The tion. Reuter
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    Bob Martin Writes About Dogs
    308 5  -  13-SEASONS And A Delicate Matter '•T DON'T know what to do aboul Pansy," said an acquaintance ol mine, "it's too embarrassing for words! Yet she's a lovable little 4og and I'd hate to have her destroyed." My friend had had her ***** i>uppy about five
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    RECORDS OF HEART BEATS
    307 5 New Medical Machine Perfected London 11 MACHINE which makes it possible to rt hear heart, beats loudly and clear :y and also enable them to be recorded and played over and over again has bttn perfected at the Medical School a; King's College Hospital. This apparatus,
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    SYNTHETIC RUBBER TYRE
    161 5 For All German Cars Next Year? Berlin ACCORDING to Lt.-Colonel Philipps of A the War Ministry, Germany's synthetic rubber industry m 1933 will be p.!)le to supply all German cars wiih tyres made from German raw materials coal, limestone and sodium. This claim was made at the
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    F.M.S. LEGISLATION AND I.T.C.
    422 5 Topic Of Questions In Commons (By Air Mail; (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 24. L.M.S. Legislation and the I.T.C. have been the topic of questions m Commons. Mr. Parker asked the Secretary of State for the Colonies, if he would state which elements of the
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    BANKA MINES
    124 5 Building Of Tin Dredgers In the N.E.I? (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 24. ACCORDING to an Amsterdam cable, A the Government is investigating the Dossibility of the construction of tin dredgers m the N.E.I, on behalf of tb^ Banka mines. This step is the
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    "DEAD FROM THE FEET UP"
    303 5 American Criticises S. African Publicity Durban. Natal. MOST Americans think South Africa is entirely a black man's' country, and they get the shock of their lives when I they arrive for the first time and find modern cities inhabited by white people. This statement was
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    EMPIRE CANNERS
    129 5 Deputation To Dominions Secretary (By Air Mail* (Frovi Our Oim Correspondent/ London. Mar. 24. THE Empire Canners Council went, on Monday, In deputation, led by their Chairman, the Rt Hon. Lord Strathcarron, to Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, Secretaiy ol State tor the Dominions. During the summer the various Dominion
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    HE WAS AFRAID TO CROSS A STREET
    180 5 Lost His Xorve After 12 Months' Agony Suffering from acute rheumatism m both his kneo joints treated m hospital twice without result so unnerved that he was afraid to cross a street how readily every rheumatic sufferer will sympathise with this man. Read
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      111 5 GRANTS WHISKY WHAT'S ALL THIS I HEAR ABOUT JHH^ QUAKER OATS HAVING AN ABUNDANCE OF VITAMIN B fc W I 7Ar S7O*Y- [[HERE IS WHAT THE NOTE SAID: LATERWHAT ON EARTH ARE MOTHER, GOT THREE YOU DOING HOME FROM t^ o*^"^0 PERFECT MARKS THIS SCHOOL SO EARLY? qo^\ WEEK FOR
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      88 5 THANKS TO HERCULES HUGE RESOI RSES! I YOU PAY LESS AND GET A BETTER CYCLE! S S i *7";™"\; lIFIUILKS believed that cyclt J prices u ere too high so they re- voiutionized the industry to V if.-.,.. build a better cycle that costs i less. It took vision, it
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    HAD A BAD STOMACH FOR 20 YEARS
    239 6 Was X-rayed Had His Teeth Out No Relief Till He Took Chardox Twenty years of stomach suffering twenty years of dosing with one remedy after another could anything end this misery? Chardox could and Chardox did! It is not surprising, Chardox is not
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    REYNOLDS' HOUSE TO GO
    384 6 Land Needed For New Building Tttt-. London. HE house m Leicester Square, London, which for over 30 years was tne residence and studio of Sir Joshua Reynolds, first President of the Royal Academy, is doomed. Westminster City Council Improvements Committee "have reluctantly come to the conclusion"
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    CORONATION STAMPS
    225 6 Special Issue For New Zealand Wellington, New Zealand. NEW Zealand's special issue of stamps m honour of the Coronation are now being prepared by the London firm which made the stamps issued m connexion with the Silver Jubilee. "There will be three denominations," states the Postmaster-General, Mr F.
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    ARTIFICIAL VOLCANO
    156 6 Caused By Water Dripping Into Coal Mine j Berlin. An artificial volcano— caused by water dripping into a burning coal mine -is being blamed for spasmodic con! vu sions of the earth m the Polgh frontier region east of Beuthen n Silesia. Anxiety is being felt by the
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    BANK VAN ROBBED
    171 6 Tyres Slit To Stop Pursuit Paris. A BANK van carrying 300,000 francs (£3,000) m cash and about 1.000.000 francs (£10,000) worth of securities has been held up and robbed at Fontenay-Sous-Bois, on the further side of the Bois de Vincennes, the pleasure-ground of eastern Paris. The van,
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    PALACE RESERVED FOR VICEROY
    361 6 or European and American collectors Although the Falaknuma Palace is used only once every five years, a numerous staff is permanently m residence "We could serve a dinner for 100 persons at a few hours notice," the Superintenjjent of the Nizam's Palaces told The reason why
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      246 6 KDIAMOIIS *A -DIAMOND- BED IS A GIFT OF GIFTS TO HOME MAKERS. The bedstead is the centre of the home. Price, beauty and endurance should be considered. On comparison of these three qualities. DIAMOND beds cannot be equalled. DIAMOND METAL PRODUCTS CO LTD 601 KRHPONG BBMQU RTRD siisig:as=> o f=»E
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    SHIRLEY TEMPLE AS A SHANGHAI STOWAWAY
    1167 7 A VERY REMARKABLE ROLE WITH ALICE FA YE AND ROBERT YOUNG modern day genii, studio technicians, recently performed one of their most amazing m iracles when, m the short space of a week, a ten-acre section of the big rolling Twentieth CenturyFox lot was
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    "THE CAPTAIN'S KID"
    465 7 TENSE CLIMAX Full Of Rollicking Fun MISCHIEVOUS little girl with a imagination, a lovable old liar and a crotchety spinster get into a sea of trouble that makes for much hilarity m tlhe First National comedy drama, "The Captain's Kid," which comes to the Alhambra Theatre Singapore,
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    KAY FRANCIS IN "STOLEN HOLIDAY"
    621 7 KAY FRANCIS IN "STOLEN HOLIDAY" A MAGNIFICENT FILM AND GREAT STORY TN the role of a French mannequin who rises to the heights o*i fashion dictator for the world, Kay Francis, beautiful brunette dramatic actress, who wears clothes so magnificently, is starred m "Stolen Holiday," First National production which will
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      13 7 ■Smart Gfrfs" Starring Lovely Deanna Dv, bin A* The Capitol On April 14.
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      310 7 WITHOUT PURE BLOOD HEALTH IS IMPOSSIBLE. rr,....--V fc I AK^VJmedicine ii Never before was there anything like It. nor are ice marvellous prop. -run ttfcate ever to be equalled m diseases arising from impure blooa itDearcheßoutanoexp.it f £ffl« from the vital current every lurking trace ef pclionou matter, curing biood
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    GOLDEN SNOW: By WILLIAM CROSS
    2477 8 Our Serial Story Historical Romance On Raffles Of Singapore EPILOGUE "I try to look a hundred years ahead." (Saying of Raffles) This instalment brings the account of Sir Stamford Raffles and the founding of Singapore to a conclusion. The author pictures Raffles returning to the
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    STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES
    1661 9  - STRICTLY BETWEEN OURSELVES H.L.Hopkin IIAVE you ever thought of going fishing off Singapore? We do not hear a great deal about the gentle art here, but it is pursued energetically by enthusiasts, and the photograph published on this page shows that there is lots of good sport to be had.
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2327 10 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. rpHERE were lots to "peep" at last week. -I- and >uch interesting things too. Vint of course the wedding of Miss Roma Kofecn Paget Yenning to Mr. Robert Charles Blair Wiltshire, which took place la t Saturday afternoon at St. Andrew's Cathedral. I suppose you
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      99 10 LADIES HANDBAGS of the S very latest designs and colours, i Also gold and silver Belts just S i unpacked at i j The Novelty Store 161. North Bridge Road. 1 Capitol Building. PALAIS DES MODES.— 33, Stamford Road Singapore. Phone 4616. Have just received a lar ge selection of
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    653 11 MOTES from KUALA LUMPUR and PHASER'S HILL nURING the month of March, all the D great fashion houses at Home showered forth invitations to their dismays of new Spring fashions. From them we glean the news that •colour" is to be the most important feature, while styles are to be
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    OUR FRASER'S HILL LETTER
    451 11 rE usual post-holi-day exodus of visitors after Easter left Fraser's Hill rather deserted as was to be expected, though those who came from afar Singapore, Penang. Johore. for whom a mere week-end seemed not stay longer at their bungalows had remained. However, more week-enders turned up
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 11, 1937. BRITAIN AND CHINA
    641 12 SUNDAY TRIBUNE Singapore: Sunday, April 11, 1937. BRITAIN AND CHINA T^HE British Consular Service m China has just lost one of its most distinguished representatives m Sir John Brenan. who has been transferred to the Foreign Office m succession to Sir John Pratt. It is over 33 years since Sir
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    NO SHORTAGE OF RUBBER
    1564 12  -  C. H. Stanley-Jones Financiers And Peace Prospects WILL sugar sweeten the world's disputes? It is a thought inspired by the reports of the International Sugar Conference whi h has been meeting during the week m London. Twenty-two nations sent delegates to this conference, and they had
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    575 12  -  Anglius A LITTLE one for the boxing frate*A nity. A A I^IGHTING Filip, whom friends hopA ed would one day be a worldbeater, was having a rough time of it. As he staggered to his corner after a punishing fourth round, and sank wearily
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    CARING FOR SICK ANIMALS IN SINGAPORE
    736 13 FULLY EQUIPPED HOSPITAL AN OPERATION THEATRE FACILITIES FOR TREATMENT OF YOUR SICK PET (By a Tribune Reporter) TN a quiet crn.r of Singapore, i.i Kamp >ng Java Roa'J, there is an n*l tution which carries on .threat laboui of love:, ft is (he Municipal
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    620 13 Haivkers The Tourist **I>UY cigarette case, sir? Real tortise shell, and very cheap, $5. Or tkphant sir? (showing 1 decorative elephant, black coloured), real ebony, only $4." The tourist to Singapore, just off his ship, with his wife, paused on the wharf. "Real ebony, sir, real ebony,
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    MURDER BY FARES
    147 13 Taxi-Drivers Demand Capital Punishment Helsinki Following the funeral of a taxi driver, brutally murdered by a fare, the cab-drivers of Finland have united to send a demand to the Government for the immediate introduction of capital punishment The extremely lenient ounishment to which murderer-, are liable, a
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    A SCOTSMAN LOOKS AT MALAYA
    1725 14  -  W. B. Paterson. In Which I Discourse On j j The Fascination Of Watch- j ing The Game Of Cricket, j Deplore The Grand- motherly Mortality Which j j Invariably Coincides With 1 s A Big Game, Am Perturbed S About It And Suggest A
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    SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH
    150 15 Nazi Council To Direct Workers Berlin Scientific research is the latest phas? of German life to come under the scope of the four-year (self-sufficiency) plan. A research council has been former! Iby Herr Rust, Minister of Education, i headed by Artillery-General Dr. Karl 1 Becker, Professor of the
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    108 15 Nazi Regional Leaders And Burgomasters Berlin No Nazi may In future be both a regional party leader and a burgomaster, according to a new decree issued by Herr Rudolf Hess, Herr Hitler's deputy Nether may he "double" the office of regional party leader and head of the local
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    OPTICAL DEFECTS
    401 15  -  R. A. Thompson D.O.Sc., By (Dr. of Ocular Science > Astigmatism, near-sightedness, farsightedness, are optical defects of the human eyes. Nature is often an imperfect designer m her formation of the human eye. and when she gives us mortals an optical system that is imperfect m refraction and
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    WHIMSICAL PRICE OF RUBBER
    938 16 The I.R.R.C. WILL RISE TO 4S. A POUND? (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 24. IDUBBER yesterday, rubber tomorrow, but never rubber to-day. The parody becomes more apt with every successive effort of the I.R.R.C. to provide rubber to-day. The impish folk m
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    SPOR TS JOTTINGS FR OM MALACCA
    1114 17 EUROPEANS vs. REST MATCH next week-end NT Francis* Association after a surtainS «i spell of reverses m their sporadic •mSarances at soccer recorded a welST c victory m their friendly fixture .Snst the Club on the padang last Sf£*tey- The presence of "Pat" F.
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    509 17 Mr. Aw Boon Haws bungalow at Pasir Panjang was the venue of a pleasant I function recently when about 70 mem- j bers and guests of the Amicable Bad- minton Party attended the second i anniversary celebrations and Members and guests had an enjoyable
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      147 17 VITALITY RESTORED MEN AND WOMEN MADE YOUNG AGAIN REMARKABLE GLAND DISCOVERY By GERMAN SCIENTIST Diagram SHOWING ACTION OF OKASA ON HUMAN BODY. WHAT OKASA~DOES OKASA is a Gland Hormon preparation discovered by the famous German Scientist Prof. Lahusen (Privy Councillor) M.D. of Berlin University. Increased vitality and youthfulness, healthy complexion,
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    399 18 Scheme Stopped By 1931 Crisis Halifax, Yorkshire KING George V considered the launch- j Ing of a building society for the j benefit of his servants, it is revealed here, but the scheme had to be aban- doned owing; to the financial crisis of
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    106 18 Blind Boy's Courage During Long Illness London. The Cornwell Badge— the Scout "V.C.", awarded only for the greatest courage and bravery has been awarded f o William Stewart Groves, aged 19, a patrol leader m the 92nd Edinburgh Scout troop, for great patience and courare during a long
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    REVOLUTION RELICS
    226 18 U.S. Builds Washington Museum Washington D.C NEW museum which will house relics of George Washington and of tfcs Revolutionary War has been completed at Morristown, New Jersey, about 30 miles from New York City, built with funds supplied by the public works de partment of the Federal Government.
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    560 18 Hen Foretells War— Washing Donkeys In Beer Father Aged 92— The First Chauffeur HERE are some strange stories from many parts of the world, sent by J Renter correspondents: CLARET AND TWINS I "What would you like?" was a question asked a number of young children In
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    DOCTORS ACCUSED OF "IGNORANCE"
    261 18 Ceylon Medical Director's i Plea Colombo. THE criticism that doctors m the tropics tend to think m terms of eggs milk and fresh vegetables, and not m terms of the foodstuffs ordinarily used by the poorer people Cbe country contained m a report on nutrition 'by
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    BRITISH TROLLEY-BUSES
    70 18 £250,000 Order From Canton London. British firms have been awarded a contract for the nistallation of 22 miles of trolley-bus routes by the Canton Municipality, according to the "Transport World." The scheme is to cost £250,000. The main contractors are th« General Electric Company, Limited The vch cles
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    GLOUCESTER DOCKS
    148 18 Visiting Submarines Cheered By Crowds Glouster. Two submarines H. 33 and H. 49— have arrived m Gloucester docks. It is the fir-t occasion for 63 years that a warship m commission has visited the port. They docked at. Sharpness on the afternoon tide. The journey along the narrow
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    Finances Of State Badminton Associations
    707 19 INTERESTING PERAK EXPERIMENT 5 ÜBSCR I RING MEMBER S BEING ENROLLED HOLDING badminton matches year m and year out entails considerable expenditure and as a result most of the parent associations m the various States and Settlements are not m a very sound %iy financially.
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    AMATEUR SPORTING UNION
    536 19 AMATEUR SPORTING UNION ANNUAL MEETING ON THUR SDA Y "AN nothing less than (he spirit of unity and self-sacrifice on on the part of members can an Association be expected to rise into prominence." So runs a passage m the annual of the Amateur Sporting Association's annual report to be
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      198 19 &i' G i rME worst ailments grow giadually. This is especially true of nerve disorders. And do not forget that the nerves influence every organ and every function of the body. Ask yourself if you are jumpy, easily rattled, irritable, irresolute. If so, your nerves are cmoebied, and you need
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      332 19 /7 BECAME AN 4^ mURH iiOYcjLT gftf fXj MISS NORMAN V///^' SUCH MARVELLOUS |!_JfIIURII-M!SS J (oF|Wv.P^\ 630 O'CLOCK |J /RESULTS. MY HAIR p^>J ~^>v NORMAN. YOU SHOULD ■IS^AWU TOMORROW* I||| /fr'^^S* (•ft 7 LOOKS REALLY j f~fc/\ N ;USE IT IN BtTWtE N s y^ag^^^yT^ /isntit amazingA UU» j^^3^S>_ 1/—
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    REVIEW OF MALAYAN SPORT
    1948 20 Cricket The Main Topic Did Cahn's Team Take Singapore Match Seriously? Questions Criticisms Selangor And Perak Humbled What Will Penang Do? Programme Drawn Up Was Unf ortunate States Not Strong Enough By The mselves GriffithJones 9 Grand Knock Example Of Brighter Cricket Of What Value Are
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    670 20 Opening Of Happy World Will First Card Bring Book Mali nd Marquez Together? Days Of J ami to And Others Recalled No Rivalry Between Promoters They Are Friends. (BY "X.0.") HAPPY World Stadium throws open its doors on the night of April 24. Mr. G. H. Kiat
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      197 20 mM J^n^ "YOU CAN THA cpOW S mm ft tLiv Jim Robbns was cold-shoi. RPI W II U LA tirsi tern, at schoo' Me .0 w dull ..,d -,o -/il /K. S I II f ERV good at sports (or work e,th<..:. Quee.ly m 1,0 t t \M enough, a
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    NEW HOSPITAL FOR HONGKONG
    265 21 Haw-Par Presentation MALAYAN HELP FOR ST. JOHN BRIGADE rjREAT Interest has been arouse i throughout Malaya by the news that m the near future, there is the very <*rea't possibility of St. John Ambulance Brigades being estab'ished m all the big towns m 'the penin sula.
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    BISHOP OLDHAM
    136 21 Memorial Service At Wesley Church A SERVICE of Remembrance will be held m the Wesley Methodist Episcopal Church to-day (Sunday) at 6 p.m. m memory of the late Bishop Oldham. founder of the Methodist Mission m Malaya, and the first pastor of the Wesley Church. A programme has
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    MAYFLOWER B.P.
    161 21 Celebration Of Successes In celebration of the success achieved by their members m the 193 b o ngapcre Championships, the May flower Badminton Party wi 1 hold I "Success Celebration" function at M Lim Kok Huat's residence, 36, ivrong Road (7th milestcne) on Sunday, Apr': 18. The following
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    177 21 The Merrilacfs Musical Association was invited on Sunday last and presented by His Highness Tengku Mahkota of Johore at the Royal Johore International Club with a silver cup given by Mr. G. H. Toh m honour o' His Highness the Sultan of Johore's departure for Europe to attend
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    344 21  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh. Chinese Appeal SEVERE FAMINE IN SZBCHEI'N ►Shanghai, Apr. 10. IN a broadcast speech last night. Mr. Shao Leh Tse, Head of the Central Propaganda Department made ta appeal to the nation for cooperation and pors; verance; an! iterated the PBtolutJOU passed
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    103 21 There is much dissatisfaction over the choice of grounds for the Cup sem'-nnals to be played on Saturday Ihere was general astonishment when the match between Preston North End end West Bromwich was allotted to the Arsenal ground. It appears that ***** nal applied for the game
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    MERRYTIME B.P.
    43 21 Parties who desire to have iriend'v matches with the Merrytime Badmk ton Party, may communicate with tin hon. sports captain, Mr. Tan Knr. Kopn, 10, Lorong 26, Geylang, or 0 Messrs. Hye Seng and Co., 9 and 9A Cfcula Street, Singapore.
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      147 21 ZHL PROGRAMMES FOR THE WEEK SINGAPORE STATION ON 225 METRES rrHE following are the programmes of the B.M.n.C Station, Singapore, for the week. TO-DAY 1100 am. Seventh-day Adventist Serv |cc From the Studio. 11.30 a.m. Chamber Music (Gramophone Records): Quintet m F Minor "Brahms*. Played Dy Harold Bauer and the
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      641 21 Played by Frederic Lamond. Mazurka m C. Op. 68 (Chopin). Mazurka m A Minor Op. 7 (Chopin). Mazurka m B Flat. Op. 17. Mazurka m A Flat. Op. 59. Playtd by Niedzielsky. 7.40 p.m. Time, Weather and Announcements. 7.45 p.m. "Etchings of the Past." By Elizabeth Loughborough. In this, the
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      736 21 Bhao Uun and Miss Wang STo 7. 40 p.m. Time, Weather, and Announcements. 7.45 p.m. Short Story. "The Necklace", translated from the French of Guy de Maupassant. Read by ETza beth Loughborough. 8.00 p.m. Overtures by Richard Wagner (Gramophone Records) Tannhauser Overture (Berlin State Opera Orchestra) The Meistersingers (B. B.
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      462 21 (Continued from previous column) 7.40 p.m. Time, Weather and Announcements. •*.4 d p.m. "Fish m Malayan Waters. Talk, t>y W. Birtwisue. Mr. Birtwis tie's nrst talk on Fish was so popular that he will to-nignt continue to tell you aoout the rish oi Malay a, how they are caugm, ana
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    IT'S DANGEROUS TO BE TOO THIN!
    202 22 IT'S DANGEROUS TO BE TOO THIN! Take these flesh-forming tablets. The thin man or woman is never safe. Coughs, colds and bronchitis sow their vi&ngeroir. seeds of future lung-trouble very easily m those chests which are not well covered with protective layers c! good solid flesh. Weigh yourself to-day— and
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    106 22 By Df. Scott, M.D., Paris. If you want an as'onishire demonstration of how ouicklv i'-nd completely acute indißestion can be stopped, just take a level tcaspoonfol ol 'Bisurated' Magnesia m water— four tablets are equally effective I have found that the moment
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF TRUST
    202 22 A I? ubbcr Tapper And A Tailor Singapore, Saturday. THE hearing was continued m the Third Court this morning m ihe case m which Thamby Kitchy a Malay is charged with alleged criminal breach of trust m respect of $316.68, belonging to Md. Nccr. The accused
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    LAST DAY OF PENANG RACES
    983 22 SON'S AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT Former Malayan Official Bereaved (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Mar. 31. THE many friends of Sir Arthur S. Jelf C.M.G. m Malaya will regret to hear of the death of his son, Lieut. Christopher Bloomfield Jelf, Royal Navy (Flying
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    66 22 Suffering From Mosquito Bite (By Air Mail) (From Our Oven Correspondent) London, Mar. 30. GENERAL Evan:;olinc Booth, head of U the Salvation Army, is still suffering from the effects ci the mosquito bite she receive i Curing her visit to Singapore. The poison has settled m ncr throat,
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    358 22 Game Between Second Elevens Saturday. Saturday. WHILE their senior teams were engaging each other at one end of the Padang, tne S.ii.C. and S.C.C. second strings were touting for victory at the other trus afternoon and the SRC eventually emerged victorious by 56 runs. Taking Lust lease
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    117 22 S.C.C. T ENNIS N. S. Wise and A D. Handerson will meet m one of the championship singles semi-finals at the SC.C on Monday, when the other ties will be Championship Singles: A. P. Webb v J. M. Fraser. Godovi Doubles Handicap- E Cherlineton and B. Neyiand I -IS) v
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    TO-DAY'S MARKET POSITION
    164 22 'From Our Fina.'.cial C>>n< pondent) Singapore, Saturday morning RUBMK Singapore: 41 7 i; eta., unehan^d. Market Tone- Quiet. London: 11 15 16d.. down 1 Ltd. Market Tone 1 Steady after irren. lar. New York: 24 \n els., down el Market Tone: Dull. Although the other markets wera
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    213 22 Mr. Julian Israel's Dai'y Report Saturday, noon. TIN: Locally up $3.75. RUBBER: Locally firmer With buy* at 42 3 4 July Sept, MINiNG: Raub.s $7.10- -$7.20 Tin shares have steadied a little during the forenoon, but are still a dull market. Southern Kintas $9.80- $10.00, Sungei Luas $2.32
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    THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN.
    88 22 THE SINGAPORE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RUBBER ASSN. DAILY PRICES TRKENT Singapore, Saturday noon. No. I.X.R.S.S. m cases (FOB. Aprili 42U 42 3 4 Good FAQ. m cases (F. 0.8. April 41 1 4 NC 1.A.K.5.J3. (Spot-iOOW 'awardablo .Spore* :i do. April 42 4 424 do. May June 42^ 42H do.
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    EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES
    102 22 EXPORTS OF TINNED PINEAPPLES During the week ending April 3. 193' exports from Malayan ports amounted to 80.360 cases, of which: GO.BOB <76 per cent i cases were to the United Kingdom 2.744 3 per iin no cases bo Contin n: ol Europe 1 525 <2 per cent i cases
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    WEAVING INDUSTRY
    84 22  -  Chew Jit Poh Economic Penetration Ky Japan Shanghai. Apr W THE Chinese weaving industry ha* <**" 1 adversely affected m consequence Japaijf.se economic penetration! It is/*" ported that the Osaka Weaving Soel fL is planning the organisation of a mill company m the vicinity of Tie jL sin
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    PENANG FORCE A GALLANT CRICKET DRAW
    1099 23 VISITORS 281 FOR 9 IN FIRST KNOCK LAST MATCH OF TOUR RAIN STOPS PLAY SHORTLY AFTER 4 O'CLOCK {From Our Own Reporter) Penang, Saturday. T'HE cricket match between Sir Julian Calm's XI and Penang was continued this morning earlier than usual owing to the
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    MALAYS BEAT THE R.A.F.
    477 23 MALAYS BEAT THE R. A.F. Clever Movements ROBUST PLAY IN SECOND HALF Singapore, Saturday. pLAYING at the Anson Roar! Stadium to-day m the First Division of the League, the Malays did well to beat the R.A.F. by three goals to one. The Malays played better football and deserved to win
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    SOCCER IN SPAIN
    114 23 There ha? for some time been a Sopnish League controlling the game. This body still at any rate until quite recently— has been carrying on with its programme of matches. Nor is it a case kicking a ball around with someone to keep their courage up. In
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    105 PARTNERSHIP ON PADANG
    791 23 S.CC. VS S.R.C. Recs Start Badly But Recover Singapore, Saturday. A PARTNERSHIP of 105 for the third wicket, between D. D'Cota and H. N. Balhetchet, provided the interest m the opening stages to-day of the two-day cricket match between the padang clubs, S.CC. and S.R.C, on
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    S.C.R.C. CRICKET
    340 23 St. Andrew's 0.8.A. Beaten By 32 Runs Singapore. Saturday THE brilliance of the S.C.R.C. bo enabled their side to beat the St Andrew's Old Boys' Association by 32 runs m a cricket match played at Hong Lim green this afternoon. Swee Keng four for 35). Kee Chce (two
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    MUSLIM B.P.
    81 23 At the Victoria School Hall on Sunday last the Straits Muslim Badminton Party beat Kampong Glam Badminton Party by 4 games to 1 Singappore Badminton Party Muslim names first: Singles: Syea Salim beat A. Sirjah 15.9 13 (5), 13 2>: Madon beat Hussein Ghani 15 2. 15.4; Md.
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    INTER-SCHOOOL CRICKET
    209 23 INTER-SCHOOOL CRICKET St. Joseph's Collapse Against ILL Singapore, Saturday. ST. Joseph's met Lhe Kairu Institution at tricke, to-day on the ti.l- ground The match tnded m a win for Raffle^ by 70 rtl I Scores:— St. Joseph's Institution: B. Selieerder b Watty 4. W. Gali.stan b Sundram 6. J. Galistan
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    ECLIPSE B.P.
    95 23 The Eclipse B P. will celebrate its f'lrt anniversary on May 8 and at Mr Aw Boon Haw s bungalow at Pasir k&jang. The minimum charge per head for every male memoir is S2- and for every lady member $1- Friends and quests welcome, charges are the Bin*,
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    PAST v. PRESENT RAFFLESIANS
    64 23 The annual cricket match for the Clarke Shield between the OJa Rartle; 3 ians" Association and Raffles Institution will be played on Sunday next on Rarfl2vS Institution ground commencing at 11 a.m. The following will represent the OR. A B. Rxhaids capt. i, Muthucumaru, A. Jansen
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      46 24 Above Dr. H. H. Kung, chief delegate from China. Below, wives of wtaiaj oiliCiais seeing H.H. the Suit m of Johore oif by the Jonuo yata Oldenbarnevelt. Representatives of 138 Chinese guilds, associations, schools, etc greeting China's Coronation delegates, who arrived at Singapore by the Victoria.
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