Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 11 September 1938

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    Masthead
    12 1 The Sunday Tribune pft M- SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1938. FIVE CENTS.
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    UNKNOWN
    140 1 0 May Be Banished Soon Harold Lancaster [rto e Staff Report* r) HOB TO REVEAL l -ivTHAT27MEM- THE SIXGA- BRANCH OF THE BIVE FORCE I BEEN DISMISSED mK FOLLOWA> INTENSIVE BBVHIGH POLICE on extremely dißthcriiy that ten of thes3 OPH are beins Held, and I ggtud that there is
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    TEES-SIDE GETS MALAYAN CONTRACT
    93 1 TEES-SIDE GETS MALAYAN CONTRACT [From Our Own Correspondent] London, Sept. 1. npEES-SIHE, one of Britain's derelict areas, is rejoicing at having obtained a Malayan contract, the first of its kind, which it hopes may represent a valuable aew export connection. Head, Wrightson and Company, Ltd., of Thornaby-on-Tees, have secured the
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    New Picture Of New Roosevelt
    60 1 An intimate family picture of 5Tr. and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.. and their infant son. Franklin D. Roosevelt the Third in the garden of the DuPont estate. "Owl's Nest," near Wilmington. Delaware. Mrs. Roosevelt was formerly Ethel DuPont, a member of the American armaments
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    Harbour Divers Take To Fishing
    221 1 b (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) tourists passing through Singapore will miss one of the attractions ot the port divintr for money in the shark- lIHCMCU HOIUWUI. Shark fatalities have been known to occur once every 18 months or tuo \vars it the outside, but up
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    F.M.S. Forces Go Into Action In North Perak This Morning
    343 1 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) FJEFENCE schemes drawn up by the Malayan Command strategists for dealing with any threat to the state of Perak are being: put to the test this weekend. The biggest military manoeuvres yet held in North Malaya
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    Air Chief Visits Factories
    42 1 London. Sept. 9. SIR Kingsley Wood, Air Minister, to-day carried out a tour of inspection at the aircraft factories of the Vickers Aviation Company at Weybridge and the Hawker Aircraft Company at Kingston on Thames. British Official Wireless
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    Katong Residents Want Direct bus Service
    176 1 Katong Residents Want Direct bus Service (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter). RESIDENTS of Katong who work in Tanjong Pagar have a grievance against the Singapore Traction Company. They say they are not being given a fair deal, not being provided with a direct bus service to Tanjong Pagar. The Traction Company
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    SHE'S COMING SOON
    25 1 SHE'S COMING SOON mntm This Is Danielle Darrieux, newest Hollywood find, who will be seen at a Singapore cinema soon in "The Rage of Paris''
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    Bride In Gold
    193 1 A RADIANT bride In sold, Miss Cynthia Betty Adams, niece of Mr. H. C. V. Adams of Rickmansworth. England, was married at St. Andrew's Cathedral at noon to-day to Mr. Arthur John Adrian Goetzee, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Goetzee of Malaya and Barnes, London
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    S'PORE OPIUM RACKET
    504 1  -  T. H. TAN [Dy (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) TWENTY ihou>;:nd opium smokii> in the Colony have been con demned to a life of misery, despaii by the Government foresight. Twenty thousand men. women who have become victims of the drug habit have now no chance of ever
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      133 1 THE NEWS WITH YOl'R BREAKFAST Try The >IOICM\(. tribim: f 1 ALWAYS TIRED? I j Beware You are being poisoned When you feel worn out and tire easily^ it is a warning that your system is being poisoned. Waste matter is accumulating and forming dangerous toxins. The accumulation of these
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    AN 'ACCIDENT" GIVES $190,000 INCOME TO US
    452 2  - AN 'ACCIDENT" GIVES $190,000 INCOME TO US Larry Carroll I By TWO STORIES AND THEY'RE BOTH i* ABOUT AMERICA AND MALAYA rSuinJivv i ribune Slaff Reporter) VMS s tfee storj <»l a thirsty nainM. a inn thai irem tiut ol business, an accident, and an t mi vt I revenue
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    Untitled
    84 2 Mr. David Keith, a 65-year-old ftirkenhead (Cheshire) inventor, has perfected an automatic safeguard lor motor-vehicles. The invention has been approved by an Inspector of the Pedestrian Association and is to be subjected to thorough tests by the Ministry of Transport on the Autodrome private i cad at Croydon, Surrey. The
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    RHODESIA INQUIRY
    78 2 London. Sept. 9. LORD Bledisloe, chairman of the southern and northern Rhodesia and Nyasaland Royal Commission, and Mr. W. H. Mainwaring, M.P., and Mr. Enest Evans K.C., M.P., members of tho commission, arrived in London this i morning together with the staff of the j commission, which has
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    Popularity Of Malayan Court
    221 2 Popularity Of Malayan Court \From Our Own Correspondent] London, S^pt. 1. THE attractiveness of the Malayan Court in the Colonial Pavilicn has been enhanced by r rival from Malaya of a beafttifnl iiiid realistic diorama dejiictin^ life-sized figures of Malay wumen at work weaving line gold thread Mlk fabrics. The
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    NAZIS APING FOREIGN DANCES
    111 2 NAZIS APING FOREIGN DANCES Berlin. GERMAN dancing teachers must I* make it their duty to see that Nazis do not ape "strange modern dances from abroad." So declared District-Leader Fr alien iv'icl addressing a conference of tin p<:ich Dance-Teachers' Society at Ba( Kissingen. llerr Frauenfeld, who is also Director of
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    LEFT £5,243
    30 2 THE late Mr. F. W. Crcucher, dircc Lor of Anglo- Johore Rubber Estates Rim < Mo.laccat Rubber Estates am Sittang VaUey Rubber left £6.243. ll' died In London recently.
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    Woman Journalist Tells World About Singapore
    622 2 novel anrr!e rwi S!rr is !>y fne firsl womttn journalist ever to fi:, round tht werld She was in R<*sftp6re a I weeks apo, whttm a party of journal.sJ.s How v'rom ffffg'nnd to Aush-;«}'a. slayad (1m ukfai ki SKmsapoiv. [From Our Own Correspondent] tamdoii
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    Six Mails Each Week To Malaya
    241 2 [From Our Own Correspondent] L(»ndo? >,- REGULAR schedule oi V2 air senices w-ekl\ !>f»iwcei ami K.L-yp« is expected as roon as ihs Imperial A in\-ay« cmi delivery of more tlyinz boats nnd from that d a velopm«il mails between Britain and Makya and Australia
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    MALAYAN DIES
    21 2 Mr Edward Gp' P.M.S.. chairman o! th Eslat» and the G end director of cEstate has died at Tonpny.
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    15 2 Mr Ernest Johnstoi I Registrar-General o; M.S.. has been app ol the Poace for Stegapc
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      46 2 A^/ Vj WEAKNESS L jj\ DEBIUIY vm I iraMi IWI I*^ use DESCHIENS' Syrup of Hinioglobm lth aD d *tre^ ALWAYS CURES, and |ivei healti Far b«Uer than scrum*, raw oitat, Medical^ I 1 PHONE W33 f 'l^ iiU^ 11^ 01 .OCKTAJI. M.»K UU'NGK-» Ka _^a^^*^
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    EIGHT MONTHS SENTENCE ON JAPANESE MOTORIST
    350 3 EIGHT MONTHS SENTENCE ON JAPANESE MOTORIST KILLED A CHINESE SINGAPORE, SATURDAY; ITURAMA YOSHIOKA A 40--1 YEAR-OLD JAPANESE WAS SENTENCED TO-DAY TO EIGHT MONTHS' RIGOROUS IMPRISONMENT FOR CAUSING THE DEATH OF A 24- YEAR-OLD TEOCHEW, LEE BEE CHEW, AT GROVE ROAD O\ THE NIGHT OF AUGUST 7, BY MR. C. H.
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    Making Study Of Colonial Education
    208 3 Making Study Of Colonial Education tef Tribune Staff Reporter) BUK friend of the late j k Sunsay Ma< Donald, J. yhoolmaster, arrived in fc Soranis ■be i s i\ tire d h a N t :.:.(i and is on a well earniPttr In which he is combining I tf*flfenia| education.
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    Moslem Advisory Board
    32 3 a J e appointed to r^ery B^T^Pore MohammefHH? 7 Ha^ Badniddin JstSiiT? thi Ha^ Fathollah C^Mlw Si? 1 Haji Ail bin W^^bim A HuJl Mohamed i? lna Mohamed and
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    Tribune News Editor To Wed
    59 3 ■Z Rath'* en Heli n t fcSr r(lllul of jTjrive:! in Stow" ?SswiEn 51:"d10.M:.».;...S l:"dlo.M:.». *lm-t*n turn; sUm-pi/. .ifeeDailv Express in £,nd before thai > t %iii a iMritrr for other Englivh JJpiß. Ik i> the author SiJ&Io. whose pwtnts LMten. w«*h in the tcrttiri:i!
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    Gang Robbery Case
    100 3 Gang Robbery Case (Sunday Tribune Court Reporter) £OUR young Chinese who were arrested during the week for avmed gang loobery with pistols and knives by Inspector Chilton of the Tanjong Pagar Police Division made another appearance in the fifth court yesterday before Mr. L. C. Goh. Court Inspector A. R.
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    To Study Education In Malaya
    56 3 To Study Education In Malaya imoression of Sir William Hannah M'Lean, who is coming: Al >i a la^ wHh the Commission on higher Education. When the out tt ™'»y a Br itish paper, it bore the caption: PlCtU Fro,n P Kha e rtoum So Warm To Tradeston ,o chilly: Here
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    Ali Passes His Test
    124 3 London, Aug 29. DRIVING examination was carried out in th? Malay language at Ncrbury. Surrey. Thirty-two-years-old Syed Ali Mahomet Bin Agel, an Arab, told tlVvj examiners through a friend that he wished to be tested in England and have the honour of possessing a British driving
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    14,000 Islanders Who Live On Love And Fish
    448 3  -  R. McLeod Cocos Visitor In Singapore By (Sunday Ti !>une Staff Reporter) AN island Utopia where 1 !,(,(>(} inhabitants live carefree happy lives, an island on which crime is unknown and whore laws are nonexistent. These are but a few of Lhe
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    Doubtful London Clubs To Be Closed
    174 3 Doubtful London Clubs To Be Closed London, Sept. 1. pOLICE are planning a big roundup of black men's clubs in tbe west end of London. Most of the clubs are situated in the Bloomsbury and Scho districts, usually in basements. Some of them are alleged to be: X —Gambling houses
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    LUTINE'S ELUSIVE GOLD
    128 3 LUTINE'S ELUSIVE GOLD [From Ou r Oiru ("'<■ 1 1 London, Sept. 1. If HE powerful dredger Karimata will seen have to stop iti ofliftt fo recover '.V :n .t.-iuv buried in the British frigate Uittne, wkick sank 1 new the entrance to the Zuidec 139 year- i|go wiih troid
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    SINGAPORE GIRLS ASK FOR DANCE PAR TNERS
    361 3 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) Wtf ALL-FLOWERS by circumstance, not by choice dozens of Singapore wall-flowers have written In the Sunday Tribune during the week, have wank- io know when c in^apore cabarets wUI be introducing male dancing partners. i I cannot say. Singapore
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    Penang Appointment
    33 3 Mr H. W Nightingale, M.C.S., has been appointed to act as Assistant Ac-countant-General, Penang, with effect from Aug. 4, and to be a Police Magistrate lor Penang, with effect from Sepl.
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    WEDDED YESTERDAY
    24 3 Above Mr V J A. <«<" iiec, and (tel*W) his brim-. Miss < ynlhta B«tl> \<Lim*. v\»io wen marrii'd at M. Aii.lkus Cathedral >csterduv.
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    IT'S A SECRET HE'LL KEEP
    106 5 «sy," he says, staring wltn blue eyes very solemnly at particular, "for a guy Uke ting very well and I don't I haven't got a very good rat you'd call a very if I let 'em hear too yH twig, its a secret I'd J*
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    SHE'S HIS EIGHT WIFE
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    Bing Makes A FILM' BUT CUTS THE SONGS
    1424 5 Bing Makes A FILM' BUT CUTS THE SONGS JKLK j IH (BOSBY has made a ta «lied Von S.naf./ in which he doesn'. <k I eor.sider is news. strums a guitar a flU* he Joes n 't bother to do I jgrotg), and he essays Pi of a swing habit
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    The Frog
    53 5 Tin; s r r grand Hick I've got to preview is The Frog" at !:r Yes s:i Gary Cooper is married ?ighl times in his latest fl'ck. You may think that's seven limes too man) or you may th'iik it's not enough. No, don't write and tell tvq.
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    HER HIPS REDUCED BY 5 INCHES
    214 5 Friends Wonder How She Does it Those friends of Mrs. M i) who have been wondering how mat lady If reducing her flip measurement, are now let into the .secret fe'he ha* o< en taking Kruschen Here is a letter fiom her: "I was
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    INSIDE GERMANY TO-DAY
    1294 6 INSIDE GERMANY TO-DAY THE TRUTH OK FIVE YEARS THE |H NAZIS HAVE SECURED ONE POLITICAL VICTORY VFTER ANOTHER, SIMPLY BY SCARING OTHER COUNTRIES INTO THE BELIEF THAT GER MANY WOULD FIGHT ANY ONE WHO DARED OPPOSE HER. Encouraged by past successes, Herr Hitler has counted on his customary tactics once
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      690 6 Tins is t uv Fifth .a me Ed tor is more than pleastd with the number ol new friends this "News" has mud.-. We 1 r/< ;11 decided to publish in future Che photo, ol q?! Tk "'J^Ht^ 4 individual pluvers who we ketnU interested tV WS KJ in harmonic.
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    A Don't Refer To You.
    180 7 A Don't Refer To You. j !l*tf present trring to find 2 Ij j| fir a voting man who *Ae aus'-akr of teli.n, his 00m wbert to ?<* to before tmimic place to go him- 5 i !at tfart you 2 ■t Sauce. d k >nour i^ me- J [to*Z
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    WOMAN SEEKS FAME IN A COFFIN
    552 7 London, Sept. 1. MARIAN Weaver, Chicago, want- ing to become world famous, has had herself buried in a luxury coffin six feet underground. She hopes to remain there three months. Marian took to earth seven days ago in a park in Chicago's outskirts, and
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    WHAT A FAMOUS BRITISH GENERAL SAID OF HITLER
    109 7 I General Sir lan Hamilton (right) who recently led a British legion gg nartv on a visit to Germany, had i>n M interview w itb Hitler (left) whom S be visited at his home at Berehtes- fftritn, in the Alps. Sir Im
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    AND SING A SWANSONG
    478 7 AND SING A SWAN SONG KJLK SIX weeks ago, rrti.-d i till ge in the Me I f*™t]y c k pleasure with whi-h ,k the last art Eu* nov- l-h;' f i IBM i s which r ced d w^ r romnleted bv the n Fridav n[, readily to mi
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    Doesn't Want To Come East
    207 7 in i m iii Malaya. I stand vindicated. I wonder if mv critics will ridicule me when I say MARIHUANA HAS COME TO MALAYA! A IJERE is h real job for the Lea«:ii:i of Nations' puritanical tub-thumpers to tackle, and they can then give brothels
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    SINKING THE DIFFERENCE
    2368 8  -  Perceval Terriss This Week's Short Story By S the tast glimpse of the a Lizard showed between the in squalls drumming on d ck of the fcSg liner, the captain a }i orderly to show the visitor v in. I) h •Well, Mister—" he glanced at the
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    The Only Way To Stop Indigestion
    81 8 cases out of 10 is the ctizsc of the I rouble. Recent X-ray experiments by rofessor Bidet, gj: Paris, proved that Ustxrated Magnesia contains' the uickest -acting acid neutralisers an tomach correctives knowii to medical t "lcr.ee. A small do:e will stop stomach ain
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    Wrsers Seized For Roasting
    330 9 i London, Aug. 29. 4t^o more cheap Chinese and Ceylon Labour Parties, #h to press their demand on >fj I Indian labour" is the slogan of the nch have sent a deputation to London r. Malcolm MacDonald, the Colonial Secretary. i The deputation, which represents 000
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    DRUNK IN COURTUNPUNISHED
    178 9 Harrismith, Orange Prec State. aident. probabiy withe, 4 parallel in South African court hisyrred in the l.cu Mii^istrate's Court when a witness viously under the influence of drink, bat e^aped punishwa; ccnductinc; an sßnaie. A coloar^d man £1 evidence, but had not «cteil. A motor-car was 1
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    MOST BABIES BORN IN SOUTH AFRICA
    115 9 Johannerburg. "TTE union of South Africa has the highesi birth-rate of an the domi- 1 l s is revealed by a. repctt* of T v "'n 1 c< :-ii s and statistics for 1936. D»irinp p ft^e nciod I o9 -^r> thp nntcn r
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    Convicts TERRIBLE NIGHT IN GAOL
    293 9 Convicts TERRIBLE NIGHT IN GAOL New York, Aug. 29. J-WO warders at Philadelphia County Prison were arrested late to--7 by the homicide squad. They will be charged with turning on the steam which "roasted alive" four convicts who were found dead the prison's isolation block. Coroner Charles Herseh says that
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    LOVELY LADIES Of Us All JUST NOW
    610 10 LOVELY LADIES Of Us All JUST NOW Fashion Makes FROM the tops of our picturesquely coiffed heads to the tips of our distinctive shoes, fashion is intent upon making lovely ladies of us all this season. We are going back to the era wben we're supposed to dress for the
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    Good Programmes At KualaLumpur
    309 10 ITU ALA Lumpur audiences found exc last week for both the Prince's and On Thursday night "The Drum'' opened at the Pavilion, and at both the early and late shows the cinema was crowded. "The Three Comrades" at the Prince's also attracted full houses and on
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    GRAND FINALE at the DUTCH CLUB
    185 10 GRAND FINALE at the DUTCH CLUB THE reception held by the Duteh Con-sul-General and his wife on Tues day last at the Dutch Club, in honour of Queen Wiihelmina's fortieth year on the throne, made a grand finale to a whole week of celebrations. 1 The Dutch have long been
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    THROUGH The Eyes of A WOMAN
    746 10 THROUGH The Eyes of A WOMAN LJKJKL Own Correspondent LIKE all of us women, Madame Page has fallen in love with the revival of old-world (rocks i taffeta and gleaming satin bare shoulders ana wasp wai.sts billowing, gracious skirts. As a dressmaker of exceptional talent, she has, tco, made the
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    1115 11 What bhall We Make w 1 i.-T Atrnnn fjc Good as New If Properly Laundered net r a*T bave been m *TsUk. That is why '\Lare being mad< o PjSpieuotLS tuck at the this out jT^iore or after launderare taken down >2ito remove the 1 Sr dimensions an- nv
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    52 11 |l ff7 cfiarmtne chintz ff pOL printed all over yprfvtafte M es lnr 2 gtt bedspread and prfthis. Tint the walla tf pilot green, and have l^'^fß plain car^e? Z Z&f to mind the lilies jj pzi'te furniture white. tad pillow-cases will l 0 jf« to match the I
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    49 11 SAVE all your odd pieces of soap. Put them through a mincing machine, add three parts of line oatmeal to one each i of soap and put the whole into a perforated tin in the bathroom. This uses up the soap and keeps hands soft and I white. 5
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    Fraser's Hill News
    305 11 Fraser's Hill News r OVELY weather shine 5umm rasional ruin (1 itiii predominate on K i IM. Visitors to the bill are io\i course still gets good pat] iu ilso doc; the Maxwell Ai. A well attended service a* .he Methodist Mission Hoi greatly appreciated. Tlie Rev J. R Schmucker
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      243 11 I *-PRISCILLA Ltd.-* QfleC CsM* PURE SILK S attack of fyftkoU j HOSIERY you are liuon; to lose hair in alarming S 62 MW W^ S quantities. Not alone Typhoid but every i kind of illness claims its toll of hoir. i At such times, let Kesavardbini stop FOR hair
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      A REAL CASE FOR CENTRALISATION
      571 12 A REAL CASE FOR CENTRALISATION PROVIDENT funds serve a very useful purpose but a great deal of their value, if not all of it, depends on the continuity of employment of their members who rely on this method of saving to provide them with a reasonable living when the time
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    FOUR ARTFUL MEN
    49 12 FOUR ARTFUL MEN I Fear famous men "artful in the management of affa rs, top to bottom, Hcrr Joachim von Kibhentrop, German foreign minister, foimeriy ambassador in London; M. Corbin, French ambassador in London; Sir Robert Craigie, British ambassador in Tokyo; and Mr. Yoshida, JajMiicse ambassador in London. i
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    Wit And Wisdom Of The Week
    177 12 Wit And Wisdom Of The Week IFOW is it Jones isn't at work this "morning? asked the foreman. "He met with an accident at his wedding- yesterday," explained the workman. "When he came out of the church, he had to walk under ar. arch of crossed picks. Just then a
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    183 12 1 i Client: "Well. I'd rather marry th'** daughter." Agent: "I wouldn't advi.se that. You j surely don't want a bad -tempered i mother-in-law, do you'.'" i "VOU know Robinson? Well, he owed me $10 and I could never get i back. So when I heard he'd started a debt-collecting-
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    DIPLOMACY Run Riot
    982 12 DIPLOMACY Run Riot We Live In A World Of _t KE you a diplomat? li you look in your dictionary you will find thj word "diplomacy" is explained in various ways, but the one which stands out most strikingly from them all is ''artfulness in the management of affairs." No
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      66 12 CABINET INSULATION k t vcrV i"^r I The "HM.V" cabinet is built to HOLD IN 1 I of in.sulaticn ccrrpletely e^ m the ijj I com pcii tmen 4 ni all .sides P rt s a lively I the entry of heat. Th. o^ S thc docT U clo^^^l BiNCAFoBi
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    Singapore Will Be Having Furniture Made Of Rubber Soon
    275 13 Singapore Will Be Having Furniture Made Of Rubber Soon (-unclay lribune Staff Reporter) SINGAPORE furniture mhkers are now turning their a»^nti<,n to rubber, following the discovery _^c f r t hit com modi »v. f A '.veil-known hou p of fnmi^^ 1 experimenting with the minuf rubberised furniture, and inpolnt
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    To Navy -£1,000 For Beer
    52 13 To Navy -£1,000 For Beer -yvi j woman s tM for 5^ comes «JW ?Tf*thepr«tf wbolem beer u> yiim P ;>rt it Ls mad«" ia advertise-i-t githepe''coiuninN I -th« Tim«s." Ife offer -mn from ja Seaman, infoi Cyprus. mi says she hi4 "welcome pfols for fi uplieation— jdersbly from ill
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    £5,000 In Bale Of Hops
    61 13 London, Sept. 1. fCsTOM»S authorities at Harwich fnnd £-5.000 hidden in a bale oi qskst night. to a German &Q& I hidden in small ani tubes in the middle of the bah aitaa found after the German had P* to tht >ms officiiala an 1
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    EXPERT COMING
    40 13 London. August 29th. Brigadier Michael Gambier-Parry. of the War Office, has just left on the Ranchi for Singapore. He is a bank expert of home and Indian experiences who commanded the Bth Royal Welsh Fusiliers in the War.
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    S'PORE MAN DIES
    35 13 Mr. G. B. Wilson, late director of Sir j John Jackson Ltd.. has died nt the as? I of 70. He was in charge of the Singa- j pore Harbour extensions. I
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    ENGAGED
    29 13 The engagement is rnnounced of Moira, daughter of "he late Major Gene- ral Arthur Hales. Commandant of the Straits Settlements, to Mr. Beverrey G. Usher of Cappatrh. Waterford
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    Prince Gives Up All For Her
    95 13 Prince Gives Up All For Her IJLKi is Mis: Joyce Blencowe, daughter of an Oxford 11 Jailer, for whom twenty-yeur-old Prince Mahmouci, brother of the Sultan of Trcngganu, says he will give up eve»y thing. "I would lather starve than go back to Malaya without her," he said. "Nothing shall
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    MALAYA'S PINEAPPLE TRADE STIFLED
    354 13 (Sunday T;:bune Staff Reporter) jyjALAYA'S pineapple Industry is being- stifled through cut-throat competition, prices are giving way and agreements now no longer exist. "It is unfortunate," says Mr. E. Jago. Deputy Agent, in his report on the Administration of the Malayan Information Society, "that in London
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    ENGLISH GIRL WEDS CHINESE AFTER TRIAL ENGAGEMENT
    445 13  - ENGLISH GIRL WEDS CHINESE AFTER TRIAL ENGAGEMENT S. C. OEI IT HAPPENED IN PF.NANC BY (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) a "(rial" engagement since last November, while she vvas a guest of her fiance's family in Penan?;, 26-year-old Kathleen Alice Bloodworth, of Northfiehj Road, Coventry has mrr.cd Mr. Lin Khve Su,
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    S'PORE SCHOOL RUNS OWN NEWSPAPER
    264 13  -  T. K. Vellu By (Sunday Tn?»une Staff Reporter) gIXTEEX nationalities speaking over thirty lanjru-)«es and jiilmH attend Seventh Day Advontisi Mission's co educntional Singapore school, the Malayan Seminarv. I Latest educational experiment <>ripmaied this y.ear, when Mr. G. Lnloan, acting preceptor and instructor in the
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    Shanghai Learns From Singapore Cabarets
    140 13 (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter). ALTHOUGH Shanghni, many years ago, set !h« pace in cabaret entertainment even before Malaya though* of taxidancers she is now diking a lesson from SingaporeSince our local dance-hall proprietors have evolved the excellent scheme of training their hostesses to become good
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      223 13 MEN ARE BAD SAILORS (Sunday Tribune Staff Reporter) "MEN are bad sailors," say* charming sailor Mile. Fenan Jardi, whom I interviewed aboard a ship in Singapore recently. She has been at sea for over 16 years as a stewardess. "The famous people on ships are ail alike when they get
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    EMPIRE'S FIRST MOSLEM WOMAN PILOT
    172 14 Simla. THE first MosPm woman aerO- plane P« "i >'» the British i:;r.pirp has obtained her "A" licence. She is prettv vounjc IJeffum Htfofc Imthiaz Ali from The Punjab. She completed her training in thr"e months; made her first solo flight after 21 hours' flying
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    INVESTITURE
    63 14 Colombo, Aug. 24. In the presence o seven Bishops, the Archbishop- elect o Colombo, and a representative gathering of Catholic ciergy and laity, Mr. C. S Antory was invested with the insignis of a Knight oi St. Gregory the Grea Civil Class), by His Excellency Mgr. Le< P. Kierkels,
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    CHANGE IS AS GOOD AS A REST
    757 14 CHANGE IS AS GOOD AS A REST Jr F* a IN which I discourse on j c j the danger of attempting d I I I C P ■to engage elderly bcots in d 1 conversation when you happen to meet them in J If 2 first class railway carriages,
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    London Has Now A Harlem Problem
    208 14 London Has Now A Harlem Problem London. Sept. 1, I T ONDON'S East End is beinf? invaded by hundreds of coloured men I who are rapidly turning It into an English Harlem. I Thev are livinc in such had condi- i I lions that social workers and employment officials contemplate
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    Dissemination Of Fowl Pests: Treatment For Affected Flocks
    796 15 Dissemination Of Fowl Pests: Treatment For Affected Flocks Poultry Notes Bv Jot,, r P. emen< C .P.E. Dead Birds ■r notes on the outbreak of fowl pests in Malaya attracted attention, i !ari?e \<,lume of correspondence poured t9 fceof Mr. Bremen, who regrets h«^ is una!)| e to answer aJI
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    BRITAIN TO INDIA IN 34-FOOT CUTTER
    224 15 BRITAIN TO INDIA IN 34-FOOT CUTTER London fHKFE Rover 9ea Scouts are le.avm# England shortly on 0 voyage to India in a ?,4-foot cutter. They are Graeme Lacey, his brother Stuart Lacey, and a friend, Robin Mil-er. After seeking adventure, their mam cbject is to settle a 17-year-old dispute over
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      260 15 NO TEARS! .j^ NO FUSS! \1 «Rfr J|gi WI V BABY'S OWN fjjgf'**$ TAETLETS Most children hove a dread of castor oil, it nauseates them and its effect la often too drastic for the delicate organs cf the very young. Wise parents use instead Baby's Own Tablet >— -the children's
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      216 15 1 BRUNETTES use Amami No, 1 BLONDES use Amami No. 3 and always remember FRIDAY NIGHT IS NIGHT If y->n have any difficulty in obtaining AMAMI Shampoos please writr to A. T. GiU'-spie, Arcade Buddings, Ratßes Square P.O. Boa n?, Singapore. J f ITS >i /touch and oo'i I *y
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    800 16 Swan Song With A Difference rpHIS, for a period of six months at any rate, is my swan song, Everything comes to those who wait, and although many people have vvaited perhaps years longer than I for Home leave, time nevertheless creeps slowly —ail too slowly —by. swan sonr should,
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      52 17 I'rial Assistance pe& London Matric. i laminations Tutorials given ■T°«( Junior and Senior) ■Z^jwric. Examinations Panel of Tutors. I w Unce given in Lan- "tin and Malay). Jematies (Elemental-. Ph >" s its (all bran(luwsnnic), BioKL^Phy. Art. Rek^";*T (English <i Palmer System of r H Agencies I tf Ma !aya,
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      925 17 ffffE AIR TO-DAY When Where To Listen In LONDON I Ik A m. y SEPT. 11 a PORE NIROM l PENANG ZH J b 08 Me s (49 3 m.) a.m. lz.oo Midea} (JcncLTi oi ugnx music— 1 1 Overture, ALi. and and Pavju to the 'Aruadei Suite. (2i \jl-u
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      424 18 freedom. mat snouia De sufficient |j] holds 2| EMf} ACTUMi I TIMES AS EniV MjlnnA ill MUCHIMK- in 10 MINUTES^ u Wmi T-HIS latest and most on StOp LOSS OF V I G 0U R PUtO^J/U, i HKI X venient of pens makes it DJllllCli a ■*>*>>*... t4^i^j HEtS practically
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    612 19  -  Phoenix •N SPECIAL I BADMINTON j FEATURE j m (Edited j -i r Singapore, Sunday. of what the writer said on previous occajLabout fan Chong Tee and his chances of retaining pen singles title, was afforded last Saturday when
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    Malayan Body To Settle It
    398 19 Malayan Body To Settle It Dispute Uambler"— Selangor) r i MrJaeca— Johore dispute the *Foong Seong" Cup *«ai is still on, and has a!! ?as of being a very long tomot affair despite the best fc» o' Mr. J. L. Woods, pre~ *-rf the Malayan B.A. as I stated last
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    CLUB DIARY
    275 19 5^- y^ "DHOENIX" introduces to secretaries of badminton parties in Malaya this 1 iipu. foalur*. Space will reserved each weel; on thi meetings, etc., arranged by Malaya's many Items for inclusion in the Diary should j roach "Phoenix," cio Sunday Tribune, j SINGAPORE, not later than TUESDAY morning
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    WOMEN'S EVENTS IN PENANG SUFFER FROM LACK OF SUPPORT
    594 19 (By "Sphinx"— Penang) npiIAT something is seriously amiss among the Penang women badrninlon players cannot be gainsaid. The closing of entries fo r the Penan« open championships the other day saw only two names in the singles and one pair in
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    District Associations Should Be Active
    422 19 Z (By rivuTT 1 «i "Racquet"— Perak) i i.i_ it jnc- ausence oi any encouraging i various district associations in anxiety among the supporters of bad Perak i> the first Stale iu Mala> district bodies which, though they di early period of their exigtinee, have
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      398 19 DARED NOT EAT FOOD HE FANCIED Until He Discovered Cbardox Are you at war with your inside? Afraid to eat this, scared to death of that because it doesn't agree with yon o There's a way to end this stomach tyranny— there's Chardox! Chardox new form of highly-activated charcoal *hich
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    Let Us Have Clean
    1393 20  -  UNKNOWN KJLJKKJK PROSTITUTION, graft, "racketing' r.n» y ire all unpleasant subjects, bu. they have to be discussed by righ; thir.kin" people. To-day I am going to talk on how we can clean-up our locaj soccer. Malayan soccer is .dly deteriorarmg. Chief causes of the unpleasant st
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    ON WINS JOHORE TENNIS SINGLES TITLE
    556 21 (from Our Own Correspondent). Muar, Saturday. johnre lawn lennis Association Championship Meeting ht t<> a successful close on Thursday and Friday when played at the courts of the Muar Civil Service Club. re did very well indeed in winning all the four titles and
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    RUNS IN THE FAMILY
    199 21 RUNS IN THE FAMILY London. SEEMS that skill in sport is like wooden legs it runs in the family. Meet three pairs of sporting brothers who made new over the week-end. F«rst, Tiere are W. and K. Shute. twins from the King's School, Rochester. They're feel ing pretty proud of
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    Gaiety Keynote Of Race Dresses
    359 21 Gaiety Keynote Of Race Dresses I (From Our Sunday Tribune Woman Correspondent) AT an early hour the Turf Club buildings and grounds were gay with the vivid colour of the dresses worn by the women present. Women, I noticed, have definitely adopted the street length style, which is not only
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    40 MORDEN ENOCH ARDENS!
    141 21 40 MORDEN ENOCH ARDENS! rftRTV Warsaw, Se P*- TORT/ modern enoch arderw have just returned to homes where they were thought to be dead after being liberated by Japanese troops. They are Poles who, with 300 other prisoners, were sent by the Soviet authorities to an island in one of
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    MUAR BADMINTON TOURNAMENT STARTS TO-DAY
    214 21 MUAR BADMINTON TOURNAMENT STARTS TO-DAY Muar, Sunday. THE Muar District Badminton Association's annual tournament starts to-day. Twj ties have b«?en fixed. In the open singles, G-orge Chen meets Hassan bin Haji Din am, in the junior singles. Sim Kwon; Hui meets Penghulu Abu Bakar. The following is a list of
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    Remarkable Bowling In Abdullah Shield Match
    491 21 Remarkable Bowling In Abdullah Shield Match Indo-Ceylonese Good Win Segamat, Saturday. rpfiE Indo-Ceylonese of Segamat scored a convincing win over the Segamat Malays in the annual cricket fixture for the Dato Abdullah shield. only able to register 42 runs. Kumarakulasinghe wr.s in gcocl form and accounted for eight wickets for
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    FAT COW PRICE: TORN WICKET
    122 21 HOLIDAY spirit struck a cow in Cornwall. It took a few hours off from placidly chewinff its cud and wandered on to the cricket field at Callington. Home and visiting players from plymstock were having tea in the pavilion when their suest arrived. It careered
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    Creek Swimmer Is Still Missing
    119 21 Creek Swimmer Is Still Missing London. UTHERE is Richard BrOusalis. who was to be Greece's one representative at the European swimming championships at W'mblev Stadium? He was entered for the 100 metres free-style event, but wbm the teams lined up t.» parade at the opening ceremony, Brousalis was missing. Hurriedly
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    S.C.R.C Cricket
    64 21 The following have been invited to play hockey for the S.C.R.C. against the R.A.F. on Monday Sept. 12 at Hong Lim Green at 5.15 p.m.- Evan Wong, K. T. Oi, Fam Choo Beng, Ong Kim Hoe, Gan Kee Siang, Chua Boon Unn Low Kee Pow, Swee Lim Swan.
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    THE CLUB CAUSES BIGGEST UPSET OF SEASON
    36 22 i Incident during the match betwe?r (he S.C.C. and the Chinese which ended in a biff win for the club, causing the infgesi iipsci in the Singapore football season.
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    Badminton Championships Provide Thrills In Plenty
    366 22 Mayflower Player Beats Chin Tee VAP Tee, 19>< runner-uii in the men s open singles badminton tournament, was yesterday afternoon eliminated from this year's competition by Seah Erg Hee, Mayflower's ace player. Tint i.ie which was nlayed at thr Haw-Par Gymnasium Ban surpassed rll
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    In The Semi – Final
    39 22 In The Semi Final A. I). Anderson, vctexan RifffW player, has taken to tennis with itlllWf llMti success, de-mon-U at d his ability a* th< S.C.C. ivherc en Friday he entered die f .emi-flnals of the MI'S handicap singles.
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    GOOD BEGINING FOR GOLD CUP MEET
    18 22 GOOD BEGINING FOR GOLD CUP MEET The dividend board after the first race, Authentic surprising to pay 564.
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    Publishers Win Division II Soccer
    403 22 Publishers Win Division II Soccer |"N a very keenly contested secor Anson Road Stadium yesterd 1 1 Loyals by two goals to one. i The game was played at Quite a fast i pace and bcth teams were evenly j matched, though the Publishers were a little ahead in dribbling
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    JOHORE RUGGER SEASON PROMISES TO BE FRUITFUL
    377 22 I \From Our Own Correspondent] SEGAMAT, SATURDAY. lOHORE HAS BEGUN RUG OER AND TOT SEASON J PROMISES SUCCESS. VERY FEW OF LAST YEAR'S MEN ARE AWAY AND JOHORE SHOULD FIELD A STRONG TEAM WITH SEVERAL NEW VIEN AVAILABLE. The State cid not fare
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    LAWLER TIPS HIS CAP
    15 22 LAWLER TIPS HIS CAP Authentic being led in alter the first race, Lawler is up.
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    Evergreen "Cherry"
    44 22 Evergreen "Cherry" Those who f;:.ve Jec:i E. CtierrinptcK. S.C.C. g<osl keeper play, marvel :l t his consistency. He is ss(!l! r? (cuc r o f strength in th? Club side .is was shown on > Friday when he was a stumbling block tn the Chinese
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    Changi Meet S. C. R. C. At Cricket
    30 22 Changi Meet S. C. R. C. At Cricket j*HB K.A. (Chan-i) beat the XX\U\ M cricket ulaved ai H» (ireen yesterday by 5 runs. 4 Scores wore a s follow*
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    Enter A Stranger
    126 22 PCENE: Villagre green at Strath- peffci, Highland beauty spot. Members of the local cricket team are practising, watched by few spectators. Enter a stranger. He strolls to tlir edge of the :^reen, watches. Club secretary, always on the look-out for new members, walks ever to him, savs:
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    Title Fight Trophy
    48 22 Jack:? Jurich (Calltcrniai ana fsn-i Kane (Golborue) will be the firsi flyweights ever to fight for the njew world championship trophy presented by the Britten Boxint? Board of Control, when they me.el at the Liverpool Footbail Ground m their title fight in Septcm ber. i
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    R.A. (Changi):
    78 22 owner c Swee Kim b Ced] W Wilton b Swee Keng Pyan c Kim Hoe b Sw<* fa Collins c Swee Ken? b cSfc Bowler c Edward Wee b Ceo!* White run out Kenion c Boon Unn b Cec fa Cocks c Edward Wee b K*V Roberts e
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    S. C. R. C
    73 22 Gan Kee Tian it b Robert* Ong Kim Hoe run out Low Kee Pow c Wilton b Robert Cng Swee Keng c and b to* Chm Boon Unn Cecil Wong b Roberts Lim Swang c Bowler b Bbk Sim Teng Chew c Ryan b K* Chua
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    Districts Have Soccer League
    32 22 Districts Have Soccer League (From Our Own Colt^l smoothly «d* 4 .should he done^Jth J atcd Cluds. tw i There for (S W I In J^ lll I and for M^J^^B Hess*
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    GOLDEN GLIMPSE WINS GOLD CUP
    2501 23 itfe Provides Dramatic Finish, White's Initial Success pikelen And O'Neill Score Doubles -JUPSE WON IHK <''>I I> CUF HACK IN DRAMAf^iSIi VND^AS I.K1) IN AMID. T RE-OC NDING AP- Vl- IN', ()\N NER, MR. OH. M. STUROES, AT s »nd A vounte, Measiure being the
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    Results At A Glance DIVIDENDS BIG SWEEP
    141 23 Results At A Glance DIVIDENDS BIG SWEEP Charley's Aaxst Sir*. Scribble Sl2. Knee >: BEANO |£5 and S.'O. Harvest Festival 1*47. Kafctaria $1% Race 3: NUTCRUCKIIR 512 tuifl 87. Royal V-:e r?iii£tmi 817. Temple SlB. Race 4: NEW MOON SlB rid $8. Quisnna $8. Mallanuit $13. Race 5: HART) GOINfi
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    BEANO WINS
    29 23 I Beano wins th-; second race iit tbe Gold Cup raee meet yesterday. The race iw ckte one all through. 'iy,'Mittnfeni""" mr-i tr i i nTrimmir^rnii-i i-n
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    Tribune Tipsters' Successes
    42 23 1 4RGUS" tipped Ion; siraitfhf winners, including RoMm (ilimpse. in the last day of the GeM Cop meeting. "Mhftus Supt rhus" tipped three sttaight winners, in addition to giving Gtotdea Glinpse his second fi.nry f<tr the r; dd Cup.
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    Y.M.C.A TENNIS TIES
    94 23 TIES f»r the Y.MC.A. tennis tour* nament for Tuesday arc as follows: MEN'S DOUBLES: -S A. Dawccd and N. Barber v. A. S B JV.kir H. I Kamis MEN'S SINGLES 'A': Yap Ah Hiun v;s. I A. Alsagoff. Tan Huck Too I S. K. Gaw. M. J.
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    START OF A MEMORABLE DAY
    22 23 The stait of llie first r*M of Um QoM Cup I>:iv r.iy (hit l.acim^ tin* lt< Wl.
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  • The Sunday Tribune
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      Masthead
      8 24 The Sunday Tribune SINGAPORE, SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1938.
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      Indian Medical Unit Welcomed
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      Peace In Europe Depends On Outcome Of Negotiations
      464 24 Czech -Sudeten Dispute THE dispute between Sudeten Germans and Czechs continues to supply food for thought to those concp^^ l with the peace j t I r uropf. F< r the first tima in Berljji details of the Czech Government's pro- wet
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      Oleh Oleh Party's Successful Efforts For China Relief Fund
      225 24 Oleh Oleh Party's Successful Efforts For China Relief Fund -I presented a drama entitled "The Wastrel/' in aid of the China Relief Fund, at tha Happy Wcrld Stadium last right. The Chin^ Relief Fund benefited approximately by $15,000 Chinese currency, the show being" well patronised by the Chinese and other
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      "PLANTERS' PARADISE"-A SUCCESSFUL SHOW
      537 24 "PLANTERS' PARADISE"A SUCCESSFUL SHOW "A LITTLE pot of jelly best tils remarked many year* ago i century poet making offering to. I comedy in a little room. (Continued from previous column y Chamberlain, in Downing Street yesteriay. Increased public interest and anxiety >ver the international situation arising )Ut of the
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      Britain Beaten Again At Rugby
      31 24 Capetown, Sept. 10.— In the final Rugby test, South Africa beat Great Britain 21 points to 16. The score at half time was 10 13— Reuter.
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      AIR MINISTER INSPECTS HUGE AEROPLANE FACTORY
      99 24 AIR MINISTER INSPECTS HUGE AEROPLANE FACTORY Sir Kingsley Wood, Secretary cf State for Air, inspected the immense new Ilootes Airirame Factory near Liverpool which is now virtually completed, and saw how large Bristol Blenheim homers the fastest of their type will shortly be manufactured in very large numbers by progressive
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      Siamese Government To Resign ?
      75 24 Siamese Government To Resign [From Our Own Correspondent! Bangkok, Sept. 10. Following a debate on a motion to amend the rules and procedure relating to the budget debate in the Assembly this afternoon, the Premier described tho proposed alteration as unacceptable to Government which would resign if the motion was
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      English And Scottish League Football Results
      325 24 u beaten yesterday by Evert on by an odd cOal „"7 Al **l other English and Scottish League matches are as fi^^ ENGLISH LEAGUE, DIV. I. Arsenal I Everion 2 Birmingham 1 btoke C 2 Blackpool 2 Astcn Villa Brentford 0 W'nampton W. j
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