Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 10 June 1934

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    15 1 The Sunday Tribune 01. '-2 No 3 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1934. f;\ c cents
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    Empire Air Line: Chain Of R.A.F. Bases
    246 1 THE SINGAPORE AERODROME Costing £650,000 EVERY TYPE OF MACHINE <By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 30. itfEARLY £2,000,000 is b^ng spent by the Government oil a chain or R.A F bases along the air lines of th«> EmpireThe chief i
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    SEEKING A DIVORCE
    354 1 Countess Russell tiWANCED VIEWS ON MARRIAGE •By Air IfaOJ (fpiw. Our Own Conresp London. May 3J. /IOUNTESS RUSbELL. of TelKj graph House. Harting, Pctr fleld, b seek > divorce rm.v. Eari Russell. she co be krown as 3lrs. Dora Russtii. end he as Mr Bprtrand Russell The
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    SURPRISE FOR ZOO
    188 1 Snake From Malaya With 33 Offspring (By Air Mail.) (From On.* Own Correspondent. London. May 30. THE authorities of the Zoo had a bfr" su prst during the weekend when a box containing a 10 ft, hamadryad or king cobra from Malaya was opened. The snake was
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    PROTHER DAVID
    60 1 Many Pupils At Oxford And Cambridge (From Our Oivn Correspondent.' London, May 30. REV Brother David, M.A.. B.S.E LL.B.. who has spent 25 years m the Orient (seven m the Philippine Islands and 18 m India and Malaya> is now visiting Ireland ißroadwood>. Ai present be has a
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    JOHN HAYWARD MARRIED
    377 1 Fashionable Wedding* At Aylesbury (By Air Mail.) (From Our Oicn Correspondent./ London, May 30. 'THE marriage of Mr. Maurice John Hayward, of the Malayan Civil Service, and Lady Patricia Stopford, of the Earl and Countess of Courtown, was celebrated m the old-world country town of Aylesbury on
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    69 1 TEST MATCH LAROI'R OF LOVE.— Walter Marshall, groundsman of the Noli- C/unty Cricket Club, taking tlu- centre of the wicket which is now boms used for ihe first Test Hatch ag-ainst Australia, at Trent Bridge. Incidentally, this pifech is played on only once every four years -for tests only. Mai
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    NATIVE RUBBER CONTROL
    204 1 Still Difficulties In D.i L.l. (From Our Ov:.i Correspondent.) (.By Air Mail.) London, May 3D. pVIDENCE is accumulating tha far from being solved, the: Dutch Colonial native difficuLy is causing, the Annerdam Government much concern. The rejection by the Peopl Council of the Export Du^y and the
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    5 A.M. EDIIION TEST MATCH
    28 1 5 A.M. EDIIION TEST MATCH A fnli ie :oi-t Jt yesterday's pla\ m r Tc3l M2 tch at Trent Trid?e. tojrcth':: 1 with detailed scores, appears on rasfe
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    Malayan Dancer's Claim For $1,000
    601 1 Suit Against Former Husbind Fails (From Our Own Correspondent.) Jpoh, June 8. ]V|ISS Rosie Jope, a familiar figure m Ipoh, who formerly owned a dressmaking establishment known as Tawakal C:-, and latterly for a short period, was Rosie, cabaret dancer, appeared m the Supreme Court,
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    TIN OUTPUT
    113 1 Figures Show An Increase (From Our Oxen Corresponde it.) London, May 30. AN increase of 29 per ceni. In the world consumption of tin for the year ended March, 1934. compared with the previous twelve months, is shown m the May bulletin of the Hague Statistical Office of
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    COMING PENANG WEDDING
    63 1 (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 30. IT is announced that the marriage arranged between GilberL Parrett, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Parrett. of Streatham, London, nnd Ethel Mary Weir, MB., B.Ch D.P.H., Malayan Medical Service, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Weir, of
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    FIRST AIR MAIL PENNANT
    283 1 Brief Ceremony PRESENTED BY P.M.G. TO PILOT •By Air Ml (From Our Omi Correspon Lond May 30. HTHE Pcstmafiter-Genend, sir EL Kingsley Wood, presented the first Royal Air Mail pennant to the Imperial Airways at Croydon Air Port to-day-The ceremony had to be brief, for the
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    29 1 HWSON LITTLE, I A winner of the British Amateur Golf Chan pionship at Prestwic k photographed after his smashing \i tory ove r JAMES WALLACE (Troon) with the < up.
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    MALAYA HOUSE
    48 1 (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) London, May 30. VISITORS to Malaya Hou recently Include: Mr. A. M. Drybureh. Dr. V. M. Matthews, Mr. C. A. Dewar (of Dinpwall E.stnti\ NSi, Mr. A. H. Lawson. Mr. F. W Chaple and Mr. D. W. Slovonson fof Ouihrics Ltd.. Sinfapoi**.
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    Australian Innings Closes With Total Of 374
    1023 2 FOUR ENGLISH WICKETS LOST FOR 114 VISITING BOWLERS FINE LENGTH CBIPPERFIELD MISSES CENTURY BY SINGLE RUN ITN(.L\M) are taring worse than Australia m the early starts of their first innings. At the close of play yesterday, England had lost four valuable wickets for
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    PERAK TENNIS SURPRISE
    149 2 Former Singles Champion Beaten (From Our Ovm. Correspondent.) lpoh. June 9. THE lies, originally arranged for yest—day m the Perak State tennis championships which were unplayed owing to rain, were played off this tnctninf, and provided a big surprise, when Lincoln Leong defeated Lain Say Kec last
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    JAPAN BEATEN
    141 2 Australia Win Davis Cup Tie London. June 9. AUSTRALIA won their Davis Cup tie -fi against Japan to-day by four matches 10 one. Full results of the matches are as follows (Australian players mentioned first): SINGLES McGrath beat Yamagishi. 2—6. 7—5. G_ 2. o—4. Crawford beat Fu.jikura. 6—3.
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    RUSSIA TO JOIN THE LEAGUE?
    466 2 Certain Loopholes In Covenant DUE to French efforts Soviet Russia seems to have the intention of joining the League of Nations, says the "Shun Pao.' If this is realised it will help the League to regain its prestige, which has suffered because of the Japanese
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    CHEKIANG GOVERNOR
    56 2 Gen. Lv Ti Ping Resigns From Post Nanking, May 20. Genera] Lv Ti Ping, chairman of the Chekiang Provincial Government, has submitted a second n »n to Nanking on the ground <>i' ill-health. It is learned that h s resignatioo will be accept ral H<> Vao Chu will
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    AMERICAN MINISTER
    26 2 .vli. Nelson T, Johnson, American Minister to China. and proceeded uirdi t .o Ihe Tais Mountain. H*« si.civ the i; i i.. lurney this ••>■.,
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    8 2 A. G. Chipperfif-id. who scored 99 for Australia.
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    YORKSHIRE ALL OUT FOR 174
    85 2 Yesterday's Play mi n I >unty Cricket. T H A eof play County C 174; Middle^ PORTSMOUTH Hampti u^ 417 fo; 5 (AmcM 144, "£i 285 for 4 < J. t^ ULl "^»m, E: 435; BATH: Glouc Som P^ t 376 for 7 (Barnett 194.
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    BOXING POSTPONED
    48 2 Owing to rain, last night boxUie the Olympic Stadium was postpone and will lake place to-mcrrcw night The chief contests will be a ten threeminute fieht between Sulsoorf, champta of Burma, and rony Beltran, a ftabih mate of Ignacio Fernandez, and Little Lewis and Francis Aposto.
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    NEW MUFTI
    140 2 Many Guests At Singapore Garden Party The elevation of His Eminence Syec Alwi bin Tahir Alhadad to the Muftjship of Johore was celebrated by a garden party m the home of Syed Ibrahic bin Omar Alsagoff on Friday. His Eminence was entertained by the Arabic Social r^6 Literary
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    CHINA'S TRADE
    53 2  -  Sin Wen Pao .-.rrhai. M»y 18. Ac< into hira «1 ■;»•>:; April totd!" ?101,7 Go' 5 -4i,j.;i\o:;i. Tv d\« 'Si-s tVon P»Nankin/. Maj Tho Ex-.-cutivc Yuan hap adopted of general principles 'rojardinj tte tion of export duties on rhinese-m** products. j 'J"h< ha een l f mittcfl to
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    40 2 Shanghai. MA iliiH Utrf, <-i Chin. :ud frfit g of over two hundred <ases, hipped to America on Ma\ p'ji.v-i ;i1 the cominj; cX^ Bg^Li Ministry of Industries has rtf^J the Khonsi auth< hurry up shipment to Shanghai*— China Times
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    EX-WIFE AS SERVANT
    104 2 Sues Former Husband For Wait's and then took her Into l Is ho **r£ as a domes!" i it -uea heT band here lor re or TJJpj Although her -c: )!oyer" nad P^^c her £1 a week, wr her keep. ne paid hoi nothinp J !J him
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    SHANGHAI SETTLEMENT
    15 2 Shanghai, local Chin n MiMisti t !unoe Chin. "ill 't tf China Times
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      602 2 CROSSWORD PUZZLE No. 32. First Prize $250. Second Prize $150. ANOTHER $400 MUST BE WON. THIS PUZZLE IS BEING ISSUED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SAME PUZZLE WHICH APPEARED IN THE MALAYA TRIBUNE ON JUNE 7. -Mress the solution to' f. B. ROGERS jQI H^ ToflH' ~T~"P I I CO.. LTD..
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    TWO JAVANESE IN COURT
    382 3 TangHn Burglaries MONEY AND CLOTHING M MISSING iLLEI^I) haVt l mmiUed a T^lin u^trict. two Javanese toan bin Kassin and Kasbi bin uTh\ were charged before the ■lay. ra l boowa otvupieil by Euro vm m Stevens Read were broke, So and clothing and jewellery to
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    FAMINE IN HAINAN
    46 3  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Relief From Nanking ||fc sovernnunt Sought Hongkong, June 9. 5.^55 o rnorrnw for Shanghai b toy Rosso." vil, A l miral Cbp n Tse. nircetor of «b- I "OamLv f eaU f >he M irarv Aff--Jit Pn' andin committeo.
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    "NANTUCKET" TRAGEDY
    45 3 "Wgh'er 0' Victim Claims $75,000 ft New York. June D. A SUit demo- Hi th. ?-ur-a«:es of $75,000 by rL m nr Linr has been if thoß«^vV' lont --o. daughter of one n th N:v ltuckct l[ Zht- V ht #*P was sunk
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    REGISTRATION OF LAND
    987 3 to t^m j b J*l*SS e SLi! e was not Prepared 111 view r>f *v nccns oWtothp, uslcn The land had 5 th > d4B^ ce H tr Ustee<s of th Hospital t here 'ore ll d for $120 He would n a jl °S er that
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    FALSE REPORT
    355 3 Tamil Convicted At Seremban (From Our Own Correspondent J Sersmban, June 8. A TAMIL named Ampalam was produced before ;he Saremban Pol cc Lapistrate and charged w th an offence •gainst a Tamil woman namsd Chinaiah c:i June G, at about 5 p.m. at the 1 tii mile
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    CHEATING CHARGE
    87 3 Warrant Issued For Accused's Arrest Anoear'n" on beha'.f of K. Nasutha mSSSSSmS Marlcar. who is charged with cheating S M. Nathan of the Malayan Flour Mihs, orP-ck Btreet, m the amount cf S6OO, Dr w. a Withers-Payne asked for a further week's tme for mention y^day before the
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    ALLEGED FALSE DECLARATION
    646 3 vast and appreciable difference m the value. Further the price of the goods was matter of bargaining and for what the nrms bought and sold was a matter concerning themselves. His worship discharged the defendant, saying that m this case he did not think there was any
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    CRIMINAL TRESPASS
    215 3 Indian In Officer's Cabin AUGHT m the cabin of a lieutenant on v> board the "Rajaputana"' m the early hours of yesterday morning, an f Indian. Mohamed Ibrahim, was yesterday produced before the Third Magis- r j trate, Mr. J. M. Brander, on a charge i I of
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    CHETTIAR CHARGED
    82 3 Case Transferred To District Court M R. Letchmanan ChetUar, the elderly Nattukottai Chettiar from India who is charged with criminal breach of trust of $5,500, appeared once again yesterday before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brander. Mr. V. D. Knowles, appearing for the I accused, asked hi&
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    HARBIN'S TAXES.
    42 3  -  Sin Wen Pao Tientsin, May 13. According to recent arrivals from Harbin, a large number of shops m Harbin have closed down owing to the exhorbitant business tax. Shops still m existence are carrying i on with the utmost difficulty.
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    BIG SEIZURE OF EXPLOSIVES
    194 3 Cooiie And Contractor Charged rHE hearing was continued before the n>"trirt Judee (Mr. H. A. Forrert /esterday In connection with the seizure 3v the pel co of 1.000 sticks of gelignite. 100 detonators and a length of fuse. The seizure was made m a lodgingLiouse m
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    ALLEGED BREACH
    74 3 Case Against A Chinese i'ostponed Wee Poh Soon, an employee of a European named Mr. T. T. Pearson, was yesterday, before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brantier, charged with criminal breach of trurt as* a servant. The charge involved $28C. Mr. J. K. Gale, who appeared for
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    GAMING IN PUBLIC
    45 3 Young Sultan, a professional boxer, was one of thrse accused before the Third Magistrate. Mr. J. M. Brander, who were fined $1 each yesterday for gaming m public at the back of the Municipal buildings m St. Andrew's aotid on Friday night.
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    2840 5 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent Last Monday found all Singapore ar-a-ed m Its best for the garden ■'n" honour of the KLig's Birthday vp,i at Government Houss by the Sf|Jg r Administe.. Government Caidecoit. lea tables decorated EL frrels or vivid flame tree flowers Jlrfpd the
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    Some Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed
    1389 6  -  CINEQUE By rTHE South, grown-up and modernised. but still adhering to its old romanti*. colour and living with its gallant traditions, is the background tot the epic .story of "The Cabin In The Cotton," Richard Barthelmcss" latest First National film which ccuies to the Alhambra
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    There Are Two Sides To The
    2797 8 IVriters And Their Tales Of "Merchants Of Death Who Profit^ When Men Fight r Great Britain Must Defena 1 Her Shores A Call For Air Force Volunteers. And Here RUBBER ARMOUR Guaranteed To Resisl Poison Gas PRAGUE Fire Brigade has invitri Czecho- Slovak firms
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    Strictly Between Ourselves
    1680 9 Strictly Between Ourselves N new things about r like a good little journai $s <»n the infonnati n to d-iy that there is on the island a club called the Amy John--fljClut). And I hope I am giving away gretfl h< n I add that it is u .,i ai
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    How To Keep Healthy And Fit
    215 11 How To Keep Healthy And Fit No. 1.-Y 01) WILL WALK ERECT AND NEVER SLOUCH IF YOU DO THIS SIMPLE EXERCISE IVHVT we call good carriage— i c., the correct way of carrying your body when you walk, or even when you stand still— is very important to a good
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    JAPANESE FINANCIER
    121 11  -  Shanghai Chen Pao Significant Visit To China Shangha 1 May 15. Mr. Takayama. one of the leading Japanese financiers, arrived here from Dairen at thrse o'clock yestedray afteinoon. He was met at the wharf by a numce: or local Japanese residents. Mr. Takayama intends to stay here r
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    CHINESE BANKERS.
    95 11  -  Shanghai Chen Pao p^** Shanghai, May \H. u^'J? arc In circulation here tl-at T^t* Takayama and Tanaka, ler.di i "^Tlerest r nCieis are actively try;ns vh, m! tQ -^ese Bankers m some J"! 01 cconcmlc co-operation bet- ui.na. Japan and Manchukuo/' Kar i^!f Wed on this sub J
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    CHINESE SESAME
    59 11  -  Shun Pao Pro'e; Against American Tax Nanking, May 16. cw a^ e u lth a P etit on from %rr chamber of commerce, the st p invEl i fred Sz? Chinese Miniamr gtcn to persuade the cent incr*^ ment t0 cancel th 3 re seeds import duty on
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE
    1034 11  - CONTRACT BRIDGE Horatius 0y i^ONTRACT Bridge is as surely ousting V> Auction as the older form of Bridge eliminated Whist. The father of the latest phase of Bridge was Auction and its grandfather was Whist. Contract makes the pre-play bidding of vastly greater importance than Auction, the main difference between
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    CHINA AND SILVER
    181 11  -  Shun Pao Shanghai Bankers' Views Shanghai, May 19. INTERVIEWED by th^ ILsin Ilsin New:> Agency, a prominent Chinese banKer expressed satisfaction with the s lyer bill that is reported to have been agreed uprn bat wet n th? silver bloc m Congress and the Administration. Th? Chinese
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    NANKING HEAT
    22 11  -  Shun Pao Nanking, May 15. Nanking residents experienced much discomfort to-day when the temperature suddenly rose to 91 degrees Fahrenheit.
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    76 11  - Shanghai Chen Pao Nanking, May 9. The Central Government has received reports to the effect that the Japanese have the intention cf creating military disturbances m South Ch na with the 1 aim of forcibly suppres3ing the boycott novemcnt there. It is said that the Japanese wiil firs': invade Fukien
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    JAPANESE IN SOUTH CHINA.
    93 11 Invasion Feared By Chines? Foochow, May IG. TiHE cont'nued influx of Formosan:; (Japanese subjects) inu) Fukien i; causing anxiety m Chinese circles. It is estimated that during the last ten days over 200 Fonncsans have arrived m Foochow and between 300 and 400 have arrived m
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    64 11  - Shanghai Chen Pao Amoy, May 16. According to information from Formosa, the "opposite shore" conference, which Japanese consuls m South China have been invited to attend, will discuss (1) the expansion of Formosan trade with South China (2) the procedure of issuing passports tc Formosans who wish to go to
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    58 11  - Sin Wen Pao SITUATION TENSE. Nanking, May 18. The situation m South China is very tense because of signs of an impending Japanese invasion, declared Mr. Yang Teh Chao, rspresentat ye of General Chen Cbi Tang, when interviewed upon his arrival here this morning. Mr. Yang added, however, that precautions
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    THE NIGHT OF HATE
    5220 12  -  Rafael Sabatini OUR SHORT STORY By rpHE Candinal Vice-Chancellor took Om packet proffered him by th^ fair-haired, scarlet-liveried page, and tuned it over, considering it, the gentle, finely featured, almost ascetic fa-v very thoughtful. "It was brought, my lord, by a man m a mask, who
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    A Good Tropical Hardening Bath
    596 13 orB CAMERA CORNER How To Prevent Frilling Of I*™ Emulsion Be Careful How You Handle Hypo iMATEURS who do their own developing and printing should take the greatest care that they solutions properly mixed and rrtnshly prepuml. Most of the troubles of the tyro can
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    CLOCK PLAYS TRICK.
    134 13 Parliament Debates Overtime Sofia. The clocks m the Chamber of the Bulgarian Sobranie showed a few minutes to twelve, midnight, the hour when the Sobranie always rises, and the debate on the Agriculture and Commerce estimates proceeded. But even after the estimates were voted and passed, the
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    NURSE VICTIM OF HOAX
    398 13 Doctor's "Love Of Photograph (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent London, May 23. WEDDING bells will not ring on Monday for Miss Doris Jenks, of Heathfield Road, Ellesmere Port, whose romance with a young doctor whom she had never met had aroused much interest. Miss
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    Something About Chinese Foods And Dishes
    675 13 Few Comparisons JVith IV ester n Preparations HE profits most who serves best.'" This part of the Rotary motto may well be applied to a restaurateur or a chef, for the better the food served (and cooked, of course) the more business and money
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    975 15  - Cultivating The Winning Habit: Why Some Players Fail: OneShot Style A Draw-Back Sydney Lee J? Hards for Amateurs XI L ONE-SHOT STYLE A DRAW-BACK By (EMPIRE AND AMATEUR CHAMPION.) IT is all t<> the good I hat the argument about the "Him shot" is something m which we amateurs can
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    70 15  -  Sin Win Pao Mr. Shrn Yi's Trip To Germany Shanghai, May iO Jt** 11 Vi Commissioner ol Ful ujn ies for 'h? Mv v of Greater ,^nan h:u Is leaving for c-r hort--7." We I >inn at the mir Maa^iooa] Highway Confci n< n Mr t sl!l o
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    72 15  -  Sin Wen Pao To Present Credentials At Nanking Shanghai, May TO. Zanin, the new Apostolic Dele.'.'hinn. visited Mayor Wu Teh f\ j ay sviiTiioon. ersed ir.r about twenty s, -"China Tiries." Shanghai. May 11. Mgr. Z;min. the Apoitolir delegate to China, is leaving for Nanking this Sun- ciay
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    CHINESE BANKS
    149 15  -  Shanghai Chen Pao Extending Credit To Farmers Shanghai, May H>. ReffoHa tho ovcnnion 4 bonds lor: ,i the chief Investment of Chinese bank? are vigorously denied m banking cireier hero. A prominent banker declared yesterday that the report was fa' from the fact^. He added that time war,
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    PROFESSOR ROGERS
    37 15 Nanking, May 11. Professor Rogers. American Silver expert, returned to Hankow from Chungking to-day. He is coming- to Nanking by air tomorrow and will leave for Shanghai by I train the same evening. China News
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    60 15  - Shanghai. May 17. Professor Rogers is now engaged m drafting a report on his survey of economic conditions m China which he has undertaken on behalt of the United States Government. It is learned that when the report is completed it will be sent to Washington and Professor Rogers will
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    468 15  -  D. M. Greig ON TENNIS By HINTS ON SERVING WHILE trying to give a few useful hints on serving, I am not going to endeavour to describe m this article how the various different services, such as the American, Slice or Reverse services, are made.
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    88 15  -  Sin Wen Pao Tomb Of Manchu Prince Desecrated Tsinan, May 17. The tomb of Prince Shun m Tungchow, near Peipin?. was looted by bandits yesterday. The bandits had visited th^ tomb two days earlier but found the tomb so strongly constructed that they could not open it. Last
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    716 15 mannerisms which by now have become second nature. His voice will have to be deepened, his walk changed, and his manner made less gracious and pliable. His natural liking for sports wi 1 prove a valuable asset. Woods plans now to go
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    338 16 Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, June 10, 1934. OUR THANKS j the 'Su pril 29 we td decided CO2l- p isiified it ir of new3j I pietu 2 on. ion jfore it i ey- Settlcof the Government >n football comould reached enependently, however. c up football and 1 11 other competitions,
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    1172 16 A Fond Farewell To The Old Bus "TPHAT car," said the better nine-tenths, "is a disgrace. It is a blot. I would rather go shopping on roller-skates.' It strikes me that it is a phrase like that hea a thousand cars on to the d hand market every month. Wives
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    483 16 WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK. I j. seems months since I last graced this page, and I've rather got out of my stride, but if the Old Man's views are anything to go by, I'm likely to have plenty of time to get back into it again. A A
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    Court Sequel To An Ex-M.P./s Racing "Flutter"
    1511 17 PARTED WITH A CHEQUE FOR £1,300 -CERTAIN TO WIN" PROPOSAL STORY OF MEETING AT A FRENCH SEISkDE RESGRT jIOW s knight, who was formerly an M.P. and is wellknown m football circles at Home, engaged m a "flutter" on Statesman m last year's
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    180 17 European Machinery And Nothing To Scrap (By Air Mall.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 30. SIR JOHN TILLEY, a former British Ambassador to Japan, speaking m Belfast yesterday, said that Japan must always be a formidable competitor of this or any other country. The Japanese had the
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    FLYING 1,000,000 MILES
    268 17 Raeord Of Imperial Airways Pilot (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. May 30. THE record cf having spent approximately 10 000 hours, or rather more than a year up In th Q air at the controls of flying machines of var ous types, has just
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    367 17 Sales at the Royal Academy this year look like reaching a record figure. After only three weeks sales amount to nearly £2,000 more than for the corresponding period last year. Up to Thursday night £1.500 had passed between buyer and artist during this week alone.
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    MALAYAN CLUB LIFE
    937 18 Visit To Kota Tinggi Waterfalls By Telok Ayer Epworth Leaguers Extursion On Kings Birthday New Office-Bearers Of Union Sporting Association Silver Star Ministrels Preparations For Anniversary Celebrations Radio For Our Clubs? UEMBERS of the Telok Ayer Ep wortii League ami friends, making Lip at total attendance of
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    76 18 At the Uitc! Quarterly meethig of ttic Devonshire 3.P..* it was decided to start > membership campaign, which 7/-11 last ■hrec months comniencin^ frrm .Tun? 1 to &ug 31. 1934. when applicants fcr mom- Will be exempt from payment of "he u^ual enrolment fee of $1. late'ading applicants,
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    SEARCH FOR BOGEY MAN
    126 18 Expedition To Track Down An Indian Legend Vancouver. An expedition has sei out from Vancouver *o*look for the Sasquatbh the [ndian bo^ev man. Armed with cameras, lassoes, trap; and ot,her aDparatus, the members of the expedition hoDe to fmd out the truth ibout a legend which
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    BOYS NEGLECTED
    76 18 Too Much Time And Money Spent On Pigs Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Professor W. H. Hill of Oklahoma University says that civilisation has done a lot for pigs but very little for boys. He declared m a public speech that: "We have devoted time and money to improving our
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    LAW LINEAGE
    47 18 Maritzburg. Natal. Mr. W. Burne, X.C.. appeared m the Supreme Court with his son, Mr. W. L. Burne. to move for the admission of his grandson, Mr. B. D. Burne, to the Bar. Mr \V Burn. XC, i tin- doyen «>f Ihf Nitlitl H;tr Reuter
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    SINGAPORE'S ONLY GREEK MERCHANT
    625 18 SINGAPORE'S ONLY GREEK MERCHANT THINKS PEOPLE WERE MERRIEP THREE DECADES AGO High Street Then And Now Egyptian Cigarettes Manufactured Locally QN June 9, 1904, a 28-year-oIJ Greek arrived m Singapore and established himself m High Street as a manufacturer of Egyptian cigarettes. He is Mr. Z. Pattara, who L< still
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    721 19 OLD SINGAPORE— I 3. Rapidity Of Town's Growth: $1,900 Was Spent On ißoads In 1843 X (Special to the "Sunday Tribune") S l:< an be proud of the Municipality as it ia tonthly ineetings lasting dumns of discuss on, are if they do not show
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    981 19 Grim Air Force Drama Of The War What A British Major's Death Has Revealed HRITISH FLYING ACES... FINDING A TRAITOR IN THEIR MIDST DEALING OUT GRIM JUSTICE IN THEIR OWN WAY. THAT IS THE DRAMA OF THE WAR IN THE AIR, DURING THE GREAT WAR, THAT MARTIN RAYMOND DISCLOSED IN
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    763 19 Coroner On lI W*IIII Popularity (From Our O" Con (By Air Wai!) London. M THE inquest on "John H: wireless comedian. v.\ Paddington Coroner yesterday. His real name was Norman Cl and he was found on Monday head In the gas oven at hi: land Ror-d. Kensington.
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    1181 20 Her Love Of Beautiful -Gardens Goldsborough Hal And Harcwood House By Arthur Nettleton [SPECIAL TO THE "SUNDAY TRIBUNE/] gUFFICIENT has been revealed during the few years that have elapsed since the King 's only daughter, the Princess Royal, and her husband now the Earl of Harewood)
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    ENFORCED HYPOCRISY.
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    224 20 Deserter Wounds Girl And Kills Himself Paris. FfcOLiCE hammering furiously on the X door of a room m a Paris lodging house. A man's voice: "I am i r .oin% to me And a woman's agonised reply. "No. no!" Two Shots. Then silence When the police broke Into
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    69 20 Moscow. Grain stealing on the collective farms In the Ukraine and Caucasus districts has become so widespread, and the usual methods of prevention have proved so useless, ihat fierce dogs are now being turned loose at night to attack thieves. Representatives from the collective farms
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    601 20 way again, through Sungei Siput and Salak, over Iskander Bridge, where they 13ay tolls, and on to Kuala Kangsarand Taiping, which was reached at mid-day. Rest for the remainder of the day and on for the final lap to Penang on May 1. Some of the
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    2709 23 More Entrants This Year -Several Johore Players Taking Part Classification Of Junior Competitors Results Of Local Matches Annual Report Of Malacca B.A. First Year Of Existence Selangor Notes. T HE official badminton season m 1 Singapore will start next Saturday The closilliC (late f or the
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    1989 24  -  Rimau (By The Clarke Cup Cricket Test Unenterprising Batting Cause Of The Rest Team's Failure Keng Hock's Missed Opportunity First Division Football "Recs" Poor Display Against Malays- -The Malaya Cup Season Singapore Tennis C hampionships. U»VE:J WONG is a popu'ar and efficient eric bat he is evidently
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    106 24 The results of the second and third rounds of the "B" singles championship tournament of the Marigold B.P. .ire as tollows: 2nd round: Tan Chong Liat beat Koh Mvi Loong, 15—8, 15—2; Tan Kirn Song beat Tay Liang Whatt. 15 -3, I 15—10: Heng Kirn Hoe beat Kch
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    939 24  -  K.0. (By ALL those who saw the Suares— Fernandez fight at the Olympic Stadium on June 1 will agree that it was one of the most exciting battles staged in Mngaport The Suares- for many years- It was a light all the Fernandez
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    405 25 Results To Date FIVE DRAWN OUT OF TEN MATCHES rpHE Austra ten matches m England to the First T-t w\ nFridj at kh^se matins and the remaining iivwere drawn. Th* 1 Idfcwßng i> record of irK ■cores m the ten mat and *vei May 2"> FIRST MATCH.
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    171 25 Biggest inning ENGLAND. AUSTRALIA. Smallest ?nn?ngs g« 729 (for 6 wkts.) Biggest win Smallest win 'V 5 runs ImiS and 14V runS One wicket rims B igg est individua, a gg "WWW-V 109 k a e c S s iVwXt U. E. Foster D G. Bradman Biggest
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    179 25 Not Wanted By Side He Captained (By Air Mail.) London, May 30. D. K. Jardine, England's captain on the t Australia cricket tour, has been iven the cold shoulder by Surrey, his nmty club. He has not played for them this ason, and would
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    97 25 Mistaken For Remains Of A Man Prague. A lai a ditch at Nova lan Silesia, disove. "So that." said the villagers, "is what na^per-ed *o Ladislav Poliak wh_en he disappeared twenty years ago. II- 3 must have been murdered and secretly buried." PoUa&'s relatives ai once identified
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    99 25  -  Shanghai Chen Pao Rigid Economy To Be Practised. Shanghai, April 18. The Municipal Government of Greater Shanghai is going to follow a rigid retrenchment policy this financial year owing to the small revenue, which is insufficient to cover the expenditure as indicated by the budget. However, the municipal
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    CNINA'S AIR FORCE.
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    152 25 Famous Amateurs 1 Book ["Hoio to Boiol," by I. A. R. Peebles Chapman and Hall Ltd., 3s. 6d.] This is a timely publication, with interest m cricket so keenly developed by the Test Matches. The famou; Middlesex amateur, who has achieved a cricketer's great ambition and
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    127 25 Thousands Stolen By Means Of A Secret Pocket Monte Carlo. A croupier who recently robbed thf Monte Carlo casino of many thousanc francs' worth of jetons (the counters used on the gaming tables) by means o a secret pocket m his trousers, was sentenced to eight months'
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    62 25 Paris. A contractor at Biard, near Poitiers, found that materials were constantly disappearing from his warehouse. He placed a little cannon inside, and attached the firing mechanism to the door. Next night there was a loud report— and Armand Vignaud, aged 16, was found shot dead at
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    55 25 Foochow, May 22. Rumours that the Japanese are seeking to lease Amoy as a military base are characterised as entirely baseless m official circles here. Amoy at present is very quiet and alarmist rumours are generally discounted. "Shun Pao." [The Nanking Government has denied that it has
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    337 25 64, Duleepsingh.ii 50) and 251 (Sutcliffe 54, Hammond 60, Hornibrcok 7 for 92*. AUSTRALIA: 695 (Bradman 232 Ponsford 110, A. Jackson 73, McCabe 54, Kippax 43, not out) FOURTH TEST. At Manchester, drawn rain. AUSTRALIA: 345 (Ponsford 83, Woodfull 54, Kippax 51, Grimmett 50). ENGLAND:
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    124 26 Chile's Unemployment Pro** Solved Santiago, Cb* All unemployment relief offices aff be abolished m CMte. ggt The Government declares tnai unemployment problem has D?-" "We have rmerped from m \J*Z* I sion." it is stated, "and there is no w any reason for labourers status they
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    DRAWING CONTRASTS
    76 26 DRAW ING CONTRASTS Pictures \U British And Children British and Soviet ildre drawings on show «t f n Am njnfi Exhibition of Children* on Moscow.. tfif* Soviet children d«*P»*> <1 pi< tintr: Th«- Od i Revt.lutioj; Rpisodes m I^nin'i li^ T»u Red \rn»y, »Wl <<X Industi at inn r»f thf
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    Revival Of Singapore's Building Trade
    742 27 WHERE THE BRICKS ARE OBTAINED LOCALLY TOE ALEXANDRA WORKS A REALLY IDEAL LOCALITY AT PKSIR PANJ4NG A KEVIVAL m the building trade is just now taking place m Singapore. Owing to the business depression during the last few yearn the building business sugered a setback,
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    TOWN THREATENED
    271 27 Volcano Shows Signs Of Restivsness I Hilo, Hawaii. RUMBLINGS and grumblings have been detected by scientific instru- ments m the volcano Mauno Loa. They have led Dr. Thomas A. Jaggar, I volcano expert of the Hawaii National Park, to predict that Mauno Loa may be ripped open by
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    NOT AT HOME
    54 27 Prague. The authorities m Prague are looking for a tramp to give evidence m a case before a local court. He has disappeared, so they have put this announcement In the "Official Gazette": "Josef Malec, last known address a haystack at Hardloreze, near Prague, is called on
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    SCOUTS' PILGRIMAGE
    198 27 Prison Of Dr. Sun Vat Sen (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, May 30. TWENTY Boy Scouts from London's China -town yesterday visited the room m the Chinese Legation m which, many years ago, Sun Vat Sen, founder of the Chinese Republic, was imprisoned while his
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    LONDON-TO-CAIRO HIKE
    125 27 Scot's Long Quest For Work Cairo. Mr. James Scott, the Scotsman who is walking from London to Cape Town m search of work with a hiker's pack weighing 60 lb. on his back, has arrived at Cairo. He is a native of Kilsyth m Stirlingshire. So far he
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    "FED BY ANGELS"
    78 27 Girl Who Has Not Eaten Or Drunk For 15 Years Nice. A Spanish girl who claims not to have eaten or drunk a thing for 15 years has been discovered at Montecillc, Burgos, by a well-known Riviera occultist. She is Amalia Baranda, a young peasant, who declares
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    £10,000 AIR RACE OUTBURST
    227 27 "Not Worth Trouble" Assertion (By Air Mail.) (From Our Own Correspondent London. May 30. THE London-Melbourne air race bURI given us more trouble and anxiety than it is worth." declared Mr. A. X Kane, chairman of the publicity com mittee for the Melbourne Centenary celebrations, at
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    SUN-SPOT APPEARS
    105 27 Harbinger Of Violent CHmfttic I Change* San Pran so A giant Bon-spot < IG.OOO miles wide has sun's face, according to scientist Francisco. They pi edict that it will be* followed by a period of viol( rains, electrical disturbances and matte upheavals. It is ihe first of a
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    THE 'THIRST STRIKE"
    81 27 Geneva. The 450 inhabitants of the little Village of Biot, m Upper Savoy, have gone on a "thirst strike." Failing to secure a reduction of on° franc (2%01i In the price of a bottle oi:--wine, they have all refused to patronise the nine cafes of the town.
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      222 27 Wireless -rfpiEST MATCH RELAYED London-Melbourne Air Race rl -mas Q during mrus .:r.. i 2 Air F- who from ■UNDER BIG BEN." Phßovncr the tradition set rip by govart Marshall m his fortnightly talks Pat Murphy will take over for some time from this Mr Alurpny is ftfUJ m u-i
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      322 27 First Lord of Admiralty on behalf of the Admiralty and acceptance by the Dean of Canterbury, on behalf of the Dean and Chapter Six bells struck by Admiral Royds, relayed from -o«j- Canterbury Cathedral. i2.3Dpm. A recital by Cortot (pianoforte), Thibaud •violin*, and Casals v cloncello > igi amophene recor-cls>.
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    Singapore's Own Symphony Orchestra
    1497 28 NEXT SUNDAY'S CONCERT Ambitious Programme MR. J. TRYNER'S LEADERSHIP 'THE most ambitious programme yet undertaken by the orchestra ol the Singapore Musical Society will be offered at the Memorial Hall next Sunday evening. Largely owing to the enthusiastic interest of the conductor, Mr. John Tryner, a
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    JAPANESE IMPORTS
    288 28 Question In House Of Commons <By Air Maii.t (From Our Own Correspondent, j London, May 30. JN a written reply to a question by Mr. Herbert Williams (Crcydon, S., U.) en lhe subject of quantitive restriction 6n the imports of Japanese goods, Sir Philip Cunliffe-Lister, the secretary of
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    MOTHER HIDES SON
    169 28 Alleged Murderer's Nine- Year Refuge In Attic Nashville, Tennessee. For nine years a Nashville mother has kept her son hidden m an attic to save him from the clutches of the law. Now he is a free man at last. Recently th? police found him, and he
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    "VILLAGE WOOING"
    147 28 Shaw's New Play Well Received In Texas Dallas, Texas. Described as a "world premiere Bernard Shaw's new play, "Village Wooing was presented by permission of the New York Theatre Guild at the Little Theatre here. Styled "a comediettiiia m three conversations," it lasted an hour A performance cf
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    THE STORY OF THE ROTHSCHILDS
    406 28 Greatest Banking H oUgc Europe IN view of the interest (han George Arliss picture -"Thin 12 Rothschild" now beino o *n Pavilion, there have been L quiries as to what i the famous banki; m bri.??. The Rothschilds take then- q^. tin- sign oi the
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    SOVIET DINING ROOMS
    152 28 Repulsive Pictures On PisteAnd Walk Htm A Moscow citizen. outburst Soviet dining rooms is publanw 1 newspaper "Evening Moscow '•Why is it." he asks, "thai to* dining halls the knives, forks are chained down to the taW» > Soviet citizens as dishonest as) w»j He also points
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    RUSSIAN "TRAITORS"
    41 28 Decree To Punish W Families When "traitors" e**^!]' their relatives will be jW l f IjJ prisonment. forced aDoui j ment to Siberia, whe^Lt. tQ selves are pillty m l! l4 to a decree issued bi mi .it.- Reuter
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    MUNICIPAL LOAN.
    32 28 A spnkc.tnan of i£ f *Kg| d*jj| ernment of Greater snang 111^ $2,000,000 from locul 4^' <*^ the purpose of il( u n^ museum and a lib l Central News Agency
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    MALAYAN RUBBER SCHEME
    148 29 •"handed Conditions In The Market (By Air Mail.) ifrom Osr Ovn Correspondent.* London, May 30. O~HG \O th- &Utt&4 conditions m ih. rub L*- maxket. Malayan Rubber ia *i?tncv Corporation is not w V h lts Court petit en tc the proposed reduction of circular to share
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    MARRIAGE TRICKSTER
    121 29 Wife For Weekdays— Another For Sundays Prague. rme wile for weekdays and another ASays was the i;ile of Varla Schs a notorious marriage trickster, Srts*« arrested m Pargue. He is altered to have persuaded 13 women to entrust him with large "JsV money on promise of marriage. anted
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    NEGRO'S "MIRACLE" CURE
    114 29 Victim Of Paralysis Able To Walk Memphis. Tennessee. Hpmer Moore, a 20-year-old negro, does not beikvj that the age of miracles bpHt I v:ctim of paralysis, he had been b«!rid'J::& here tor nearly a year, and lock's :»;u crca^v.nced his case hope-*-z. But he prayed constantly and
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    PARTED IN 1872
    106 29 Tm- Brothers Meet Again After 62 Years Cilr,ary, Alberta. A toacup IortQZM teller said to Mr. Arthur Cunningham, who is 81, "So one is trying to find you i Cunnutgham "decidsd that th^s W be his brother, Mr. Fred Cunningr j^ from whom he parted m Burrey
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    ENGLISHMEN ARE "NICER"
    47 29 Bu- Frenchmen Better Spenders X V..rU. I to New 3t! i'arlo: ■«J£« B arr r.cer than Premhmen. j W p^u^** 1 and th(4 y sin thoo*h» Chn cn a^ better spend* rs I ho were billed as h t! v founl Con- <* ahva Reuter
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    BULL-RINGS AS THEATRES
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    "RED" LEADER
    130 29  -  Sin Wen Pao Surrenders To Government Nan: hang, May 21. £iINC2 the recapture of Kienning and y its surrounding districts over three hunarod communists, both male and female, have surrendered to the Government trocn:, and among them Is SSS £X? Shou of the socailed Fukien soviet. ♦J- is
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    IS RUGBY ALOOF?
    225 29 Pointed Criticism From Germany. A strong attack on England's alleged des're to remain aloof from international rugby football is contained m ;he Germ?.ny "Rugby Zt-itung," published at Heidelberg. The writer deplores the fact that, just at the moment when a French Rugby delegation was visiting London, an
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    IPOH SWIMMING CLUB
    141 29 Presentation At The Annual Meeting (Front Our Own. Correspondent.) Ipoh, June 9. At the annual meeting of the Ipoh Swimming Club, Mr. Somerset (ViceChairman), presidios owing to the absencs of Mr. Johnson, who is away on Home leave, stated that the club's financial pos'tion was very satisfactory.
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    SEVENTY-TWO HEROES.
    87 29  -  Shun Pao Memorial Service In Shanghai. Shanghai, March 29. Shanghai flags will be ?A half mast to-d%9 m commemoration of the death of the 72 martyrs who sacrificed their lives for the country several months beCeil- the outbreak of the 1911 revolution. A memorial service will be held
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    TEN MILES A MINUTE
    52 29 Speed Of Stratosphere Aeroplane Helsingfors. A stratosphere aeroplane is being constructed by Soviet aero-technicians, says :>. port. The designers claim that it will be cupai>] of reaching an altitude of 26,000 i tr< (roughly 1G miles) and of travelling at 652 miles per hour 10 miles
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    SMOKE A PIPE AND LIVE LONG
    70 29 Savannah, Goorgia. T Bello Rhvncz hac died here at the a?e of. I^3. i m Ir<:l-ind, she camp to this eruntry soon after the American War 1812. i ittribate mv lone- life to thp l^c^ thai I iiive sioked a pipe sirne I was
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    BUFFER POOL DEADLOCK
    757 29 End Of A Day Of Wrangling (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, May 30. THE birth of the buffer is proving an "accouchement difficile." It is significant of a painful situation that the I.T.C. issued no communique after its Paris meeting on May 17. I
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    ENGLISH GIRLS' OFFERS.
    159 29 Letters To A Lonely Soldier. London, May .12. Fifty girls and women hiive written lelters to a lonely young soldier m India, who wants someone to write him letters m answer to an appeal on behalf of the rojdier by Sir Harold PinV. Lord Mayor of Portsmouth.
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    CLUB DIARY
    517 29 I [There are numerous Clubs and Societies m Singajjore, most of the members of which are readers of the "Malaya Tribune." This Diary is provided specially for them. Secretaries are invited to co-operate m keeping it up-to-date and complete. Happenings of ysncral interest will still be included m
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    "BEEHIVE" SYSTEM.
    252 29 D?an Inge On The Future Of Socialism. 'THE possibility that men might adopt "the baehive" social system Che highest form of Stale Socialism was discussed by Dean Inge, lecturing at Oxford. Dean Inge said the hive, anthill and termitary had been Bolshe vised. The female bee workers had
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    LEGAL POINT.
    123 29 Dead When He Signed His Will? Was Edward Shanahan, of Middlston, County Cork, alive or dead when he signed his will? That was the question 10 be settled by Judge O'Connor at Fermey. I; was stated m evidence that, when he was dying and barely able to speak,
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    LATHAM MISSION IN CHINA.
    695 29  -  Hun Pei Jih Pao Its Objects. CHINESE VIEWS ON TOUR. Peiping, May 2. ]M»R. J. G. Latham, Deputy IVinv Minister of Australia and Minister for External Attains, and his party arc arriving litre from Nanking this morning. fnteivkitad upon his arrival m Shanghai, Mr. Latham said
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    SINGAPORE WIN 3-0 AT MALACCA
    190 30 MALAYA CUP MATCHES Selangor Just Draw i MALACCA'S PLUCKY DISPLAY (From Our Oion Correspondent.) (By Telephone). Kuala Lumpur, June 9. IN the first Malaya Cup match ot the Northern section played at j the Stadium to-day, Selangor and Perak drew 1-1 after an exciting match.
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    10 30 An incident m the S.C.C. v. Chinese match on Friday
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    SINGAPORE WIN
    101 30 Three Goals Margin At Malacca (From Our Own Correspondent.) (By Telephone.) Malacca. June 9. SINGAPORE beat Malacca m the Malaya Cud competition to-day here by three goals to nil. Malacca put up an pxcellent show against a better team and but for ocor goalk°ep'ng might have lost by
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    R, I. BEATEN
    239 30 Fine Bowling By Truby For Uniteersi On the RafTles Institution ground yesterday, the United Engineers, opposing the school, compiled 67 runs of wMch 37 came from M. G. Harvey. Extras fll) was the other double figure. TU$ school, scoring only 44 runs, lost the match. Scores: UNITED
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    HALES B.P.
    93 30 Election Of Office-Bearers For Year At the general meeting of the Hales Badminton Party held at the hon. secre- j tary's residence, the following were elected office-bearers for the ensuing year:— President. Mr. Lim Teck Soon; hon. secretary, Mr. Leong Sek Him; hon. treasurer, Mr. Lim Peng Chiang;
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    LIST OF S.T.C. YEARLINGS
    273 30 Arriving In March MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY SALES THE following is a list of yearling! purchased on behalf of the Singapore Turf Club at the Melbourne (m March) and Sydney (m April) Bloodstock yearlings sales. The yearlings have been sent to Noorilim and the colts have beercut.
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    SEVEN "DUCKS"
    230 30 St. Andrew's Schoolboys Beat Khalsa The St. Andrew's School earily defeated the Khalsa Association at cricket yesterday on the school ground by five wickets. The Association, batting first were routed out for only 43, seven players failing to score anything at all Hee Hing, with' seven for 14.
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    FOOTBALL TEAMS
    56 30 The following have been invited to play Association Football for S.C.C. igainst Fort Canning on Monday June 18, at S.C.C. (friendly game): D. R Godfrey; S. Dodds, D. E. Nickels; G. J. Merrifield, C. J. Bern broke, J. A. Evans; 1 Morgan, C. H. W. Goult, R. Land,
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    PERAK TENNIS
    323 30 Grut And Hide Display; Excellent Form (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Thursday. A FEATURE of to-day's play m the Perak Lawn Tennis Open Championship meeting was the good all-rcund d splay given by Grut and Hicia m their match against Chung Ah Kee and Lee Kirn Loon, holders
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    BLUE GOLF BALLS
    86 30 Defying The Daisies At St. Andrews Blue coloured golf balls were a novelty introduced by C. H. Tolley and R. H. Wethered at St.And.rews recently while practising for the Walker Cup match agninst America. On some parts of the course daisies are growing m profusion, so Tolley
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    16 30 The basket-ball team of the Seng Chteong Society, Malacca, who won all matches at Gcremban recently.
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    Y.M.C.A. WIN
    254 30 S.C.R.C. Narrowly Beaten At Home WITH the issue m doubt till nearly the fail of the ninth wicket, the V.M.C.A. managed to win their match with one wicket jn hand aeainst the Straits Chinese Recreation Club on the latter's ground yesterday. Gauder scored an invaluable 48 for the
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    S.C.R.C, TENNIS
    95 30 Tournament Ties For The Week S.C.R.C. tennis tournament ties for the week are as follows: MONDAY. "B" DOUBLES HANDICAP FINAL Pang Chiap Seng and Koh Nam Khyc, owe 12 v. Dr. Cheong Chee Hai and Scow Poh Leng.. VETERANS' SINGLES I. H. Hoahing v. Kiong Chin Eng, to
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    JOHORE SOCCER .
    122 30 JOHORE SOCCER Police Draw With Ert** 1 1 Dcpar ment iFt am Our uvm CorresV**'*' Johoro Bahru, N*t I The Police ir.ol the EducatJjjJ^ ment on ih« Civil S -rvic? I this evening m the second J.B.D.FA. League m a craw each side *> coTin fJ>£ The game was 111;
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    L,. Alvis Scores Splendid 98 On Padang
    378 31 MEDICOS MAKE MERRY S.CC Lucky To Draw C M WICKETS DOWN sL FOR ONLY 68 ORILUANT batting by L. Alvis, l> ".youn? Medical College piay.i. to scored 98 runs out of a. total v a < a feature of the cricke* on the
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    PERAK BOXING
    216 31 Attempts At Revival: Two Camps At Ipoh 'from Out Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. June 9. T- attempt is being made to revive a,.?*? 5 ln Jpoh and already two M f aye been opened where a numL VI s have training. 2 L ««t tournament staged at the 2
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    MATCHES CANCELLED
    11 31 Issk n £d t ihr i s,. between the
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    S.R.C. SECURE EASY VICTORY
    340 31 Exceed Ceylon Sports Glut) Total 2 Wickets Down THE S.R.C. easily defeated the Ceylon Sports Club at crickot yesterday at the S.R.C. exceeding the visitors total With only two w.ckeU: down, and then going on to eventually score 89 ior tfae loss of seven wickets when
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    AT TANGLIN
    176 31 Soldiers And Sailors At j Cricke' The Wilshires 111 defeated the H.M.S. "Terror" at cricket yesterday at Tanglin by 89 runs. Scores: WILTS. 111. Maris retired T s j! D M. Pearce c Sir.elton b Langford fa Hewitt c. Bannister D White 35 Cummings c Smccton b White
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    140 31 America Wants The All-Blacks J To Go There Rugby football continues to make pro- I gress m America. Negotiations are now on foot to bring the All-Biacks to _tnu country after their next tour of England. It is hoped that the New j Zealanders will be able to
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    S.C.C'S VISIT TO K.L.
    605 31 Selangor Club's 225 EXCELLENT BOWLING BY PONSFORD WHEN play closed yesterday m th« l two-day match between the Selangor Club and the Singapore Cricket Club at Kuala Lumpur, th^ home team had compiled 225 and the visitors had made 44 without loss. Ponsford took three wickets
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    CRICKET TEAMS
    104 31 The following have been invited to play cricket for the S.C.C.: v. Raffles College on Friday at 5 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. at S.C.C.: R. A. Ashworth, F. W. Fargus, Capt. A. L. S. Harris, J. McLeod. C. G. Jenner, R. L. Moir, G. Carr, P.
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    RIVERS v. FERNANDEZ
    247 31 Coming Fights At New World /^REAT interest is being taken m the M forthcoming battle between Al Rivers and Ignacio Fernandez, fixed for Sunday, June 17, at the New World Arena. Fernandez came to Singapore with a big reputation, having fought and beaten some of thte world's
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    F.S.A. SPORTS
    194 31 Results At Anniversary Celebrations The annual sports meeting of the Friendly Sporting Association was held during the s'xth anniversary celebrations at Mr. Aw Boon Haw's bungalow, Pasir Pan Jang. The most enjoyable event waa the Obstacle Race. The meeting was a success, cue to the untiring efforts of
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    A DRAW
    228 31 Nondescripts C.C. And Raffles College The Raffles College and the Nondescripts Cricket Club drew m a cricket game played at the College ground m Bukit Timah Yesterday. The Collegians declared at 157 for four wickets and the visitors had compiled 94 when stumps were drawn: Scores: RAFFLES COLLEGE.
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    SINGAPOE CHESS CLUB
    350 31 Annual "At Home" At Adelphi HpHE Singapore Chess Club hek}. its anA nual "At Home" and general meeting on Friday evening, at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. George Parbury, the President, presided, and m his address, pointed out that the falling off m the cash balance at the
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    AMERICAN GOLF SENSATION
    219 31 Craigwood Disqualified 25 QUALIFY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP Admore, Pennsylvania. JllW A SENSATION was caused m the American Open Golf Champ ship tournament when Craigwood was disqualified. He played the wrong ball* th< i r found his own and replayed the shot. He did not take the two-stroke penally
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    KEPPEL G.C.
    26 31 The Keppel Golf Club's Jui.r medal competition which was to have been competed for yesterday and tc-df been postponed until July 7 find 8.
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      12 32 The Sunday Tribune 32 PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, J.NE 10, 1934. FIVE CENTS
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      New Johore Mufti Welcomed.
      183 32 Some of the guests at a meeting of Moslems at the home of Syed Ibrahim bin Omar Alsagoff to entertain the new Mufti of Johore on Friday. At tea m the ground of the home of Syed Ibrahim, bin Omar Alsagoff on Friday, where the new
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