Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 4 June 1933

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    39 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS JNCOIPC !ATI!1 Ay nn^ Vol. 1.- No. 3. SJGAPORE, l\ f; CENTS The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED TOE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. 16 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JCNE 4, 198a l!\ E CENTB.
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    Award Pays Highest lend On New Course.
    122 1 SENSATIONAL LftET IN THIRD RACE. SPENCIR DUPLICATES FIRST DAYS PitfFORHANCE. More Records Smashed. Another Popular Win For Austral Waters. .The highest dividend yeipaid on the new Racecourse was declared yesterday whJi Award won the Taiping Stakes and returned $230 ffr a win and
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    SEVERAL CLOSE FINISHES.
    491 1 Large Field?. \nd Gm,ii Sport. /^OOD weather obtained thvougßut the afternoon fqr'the fifth lav of the Singapore Turf Club's sp^. n professional meeting yesteimy. Though towards the end of |he afternoon heavy clouds loomed der, there v:as no interference with s|>rt, and only the very lightest dr^zle
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    BEAUTIFUL DRESSES AT THE RACES.
    488 1 Chsnimisp^JJWk And White Ifiiects. Dy Our Womat Reporter. >JiHE third Saturday of the Race season proved fc be the most popular the largest* crowd of the season pritnessing the races. Splendid weather, gaily costumed ladies, snappy m v sic and excited j betting all helped
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    ELEVEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION
    42 1 Shock Over Thirt: Radius. Itmg Beach 'California I^-EVEX people wore k, injured m an explo; Rtofield Oil Co.'Rofmery J*Jv< MLijJIUSUB] \:a< *V"I rfiius ct' 30 miles. The damage is estim nillion dollars. Renter. At the l OkIAM (Singapore
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    DEBTS HOLIDAY.
    116 1 fGerman Moratorium Essential For Protection. Berlin. JUM 3. Ooram&nttai on <he impending moratorium announced by the President of the Rsichbfcn y Jay. the newspapers agrpe thai (be measures forefthadowrd by Hr. Bchacki kx absolutely essential for ihe protection of delta and creditor alike and must bj enforced >M.
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    FOTEST GUARD ALRESTED.
    7 1 FOTEST GUARD ALRESTED. I ca Tiiiggi Couit.
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    MALACCA PARADE.
    108 1 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Aiakuca, |atlC Piuc weather favoured il-.e Kiikg'n i>irt!i<l.< i&radc at M.tlicca. lnil> of tin- M.ilai< >liintt-er-, Cadets of tbe Hijfh Scfioul au< I s*. Francis Esstitntion, and the Boy Sooat tlie linvliak and vernacular si?hk>i> bh 're Ilitrli Bchool taking part on the [>ad.«i
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    JAPANESE BEGIN WITHDRAWAL TO GREAT WALL.
    431 1 TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN A WEEK. Disorder In The Villages. Central Governments Plan To Wipe Out The "Reds." Though they were not expected to do i>o f< the Japanese forces m North China have air be^run their withdrawal to the (jJreat W»ll A neutral
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      DEATH.
      36 2 GAN— Gail CIV vi Neo, aged 19. second daughter of Mr. Gen fHock Canan, j-ass-d eway at the General Jl<> PlUl, ftt 5.30 p.m., yesterday Sntui'dny). Oor'<efe KaY.s ?,[>. Mardalay Ko:ul, at 4/pm. to Bukit Brown.
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore Sunday, June 4, 1933. JUST A NAME.
    253 2 Sunday Tribune. Singapore Sunday, June 4, 1933. JUST A NAME. -There ha* been regrettable controvcrsij as to the naming of this new pier. i TfHIS phrase occurred m the speech made by His Exzq[- lency the Governor, Sir Cecil J Clementi at the official opening t Pier t0 Johnston s
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    IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS
    1757 2 IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS Ii v all very well to enthusiastic at a fcx>t 'uil 111:1 eh. There is no liann done it' you throw vi]' >< !i i- hat, and nobody else cares if you lose it- Van might even kick the man m front of
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    Wit and Wisdom OF THE Week.
    1010 2 IWCNDEPv what hapc,^ to the artilleryman who Kiar.ng'd t< ix op o fT a solidary i-ound U Saturday'^ P^^e W hen given the ;ider lo r.iload?" And I vondor hew ma*, y b i all k. s his blank provoked' t I ac. -ed
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    COLONY TAKES BIG LEAD IN LAWN TENNIS.
    711 3 COLONY TAKE S BIG LEAD IN LAWN TENNIS. MATCHES AT TANGLfN CLUB. SIX DOUBLES PLAYED GFF ?N VERY HOT WEATHER. The Colony— F.M.S. Lawn Tennis Tournament commenced at the Tanglin Club yeste relay and six doubles were played off m the morning is hot weather. A!l Mx matches were won
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    CHINESE HELD TO DRAW.
    473 3 Interesting Game At 1 Anson Road. THE Tamilian-, Physical Culture Aj-soeiaUoiM' of Kuala Luinpr.r, whose focc vtmm vi-«' rlud.es seven cf tbia year't Selangvr SlaV| players, are m $n£apore for the week-end. g They mrd.? their debut yesterday agatnst tvvl I Chinese p.t the A'v.c:\ Roau
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    PRESENT BEAT PAST.
    357 3 Annual Matdi At RafHes Institution. Th? Rafilv.s In ti'ua^n sprang a surprise on the Old ftsOeslan Association m the annum P:^t v. Present fixture yesterday at the School ground by defeating them by 79 runs. The pier :r i :> s had first kr.oclc. The early I
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    INTER-STATE AT KUALA LUMPUR.
    224 3 Denison-Smith Scores 65 Runs. (From Our Own Correspondent.; Kuala Lumpur. June 3. HTHE annual inter-State match between A Sclangor and Penang WU commenced h^re to-day m fine weather. Play will be resumed to-mcrrow. Scores: PENANG,— IST INNINGS. Ah Ec c La Brooy b Lall Singh H
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    S.J.I. v. ST. ANDREWS.
    265 3 Leijssius Junior's Good Batti: -g Performance. rTHE match between St. Josvphs TnsUtution and St. Ai>dr«w s s-!iool was played yesterday on tm S.J.I, ground, and resulted m an easy victory for the Catholic Schcol. Taking firt knock, the S.J.I, compiled 200 for 6 wickets and declared,
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    S.C.R.C. BEAT KHALSA. S.C.C. 1st INNINGS.
    431 3 S.C.R.C BEAT KHALSA. S.C.C. 1st INNINGS. Wazir Sin«:h And Chow Tat Bat Well. The Straits C::i:icse Recreation Club dcCwUd fat Singapore Khulsa Association j'esterciiy at tlieir own |TCttlld at Hong Lim Green by 33 run-. The KbalM batted first and were all out fo>--120. Wazir Sin ''i carried his Lett
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    BRAND PLAYS A CAPTAIN'S INNHIGS.
    2888 3 BRAND PLAYS A CAPTAIN'S INNHIGS. SC.C. v. NEGRI SEMML/Hr. ViSITOHS TAKE FR3T KNOCK IN WEEK-END GAME. The Negri JSumbilan Skate XI are visitors at t C Club for their annual fixture, whk-'i co nmenced on*t] c and will be resumed this rporning aft LI o'clock. The Stale side took first
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    CLOSE FINISHES AT LOCAL RACES.
    285 4 MOONLIGHT 8.7. L. J. Hayes" b a k (Whalan) 2 TEIOHTON HII.I 7,l?.Chrong Yok Cheng r, bap (J. Donnelly* 3 COMBINATION 80. S. T. Rhodes' bra g <K. Daniils) 4 Cr.nute 8 5, J. T. Haydon and C. H. Smith's ba fe (.Garrard) 0 October
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    YESTERDAY'S RACE RESULTS AT A GLANCE.
    359 4 Race I 1 Owners. I Winner and Placed Jockeys. Trainers. Tote, j I Horses. j 1 Alan Loke I Get Up 8.2 Faitlii-g T. L. Fox W $37. P. Sl» 1 2 "X Konfisi" I Geld Fincn 9 4 Davis IP. Ufm £8. 2.
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    MALACCA ATHLETICS. Inter-Sehool Contest For Ball Shield.
    193 4 MALACCA ATHLETICS. Inter-Sehool Contest For Ball Shield. i Fu.ru Our Own Corns ><>v<\ nt Malacca, June TO-DAY, on the Mnlicca Club Pad.ing. th-: inter-schoel athlct'c- contest resulted m the High School Winning the shield for the second year m their history by a record margin of points, being HltlCMlftll In
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    ROUND-WORLD FLIGHT.
    36 4 Ni w York. Jui 2. James Mar.em bopped i.l a 4.23 a.ir.. fcr Newfoundland frcm which he will begin ;i r;un<".-the-vver.'d .'c!o flipht tc IrelftO On the fi.T.t lap last i d i.'insk Renter.
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    MALACCA MAN'S LUCK.
    30 4 MALACCA MAN' S LUCK. It la understood that a Malacca visitor, who tool: only cue ticket, won tho ft. prL:c the big sweep ye terday at the i-'.n- iporc rj;':es.
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    S.R.C. OUT FOI REVENGE.
    294 4 S.R.C. OUT FOI REVENGE. Victory Over Johore On The I'adang. T C I1(1 r un dew th. hand of J,,!.0r0 Crlr|t H civh t t S? P< uhr:i i!«ymruL p .on c r 3 The SRC bntt;-.:- f ir ,t hnaiAu »*i MtM inonuiua.' SS^J* »>• L-Alm-da. who carried out
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    "PRESIDENT POLK."
    204 4 Yesterday's Arrivals By The Dollar Liner. i VTESTERDAYS arrivals from Seattle. v X prrts, by the Dollar liner "President Folk" i incluc'ed: Mr James Simpson, business man cf Portlend Orrgon. en rout- 1 around the world, necempaniei by Mrs Simpson. Mrs. Blanch dimming, filter of Surr. General dimming
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    ROYAL WEDDING. German Prince Cheered By Crowds.
    145 4 ROYAL WEDDING. German Prince Cheered By Crowds. I Bonn. Jun* 3. Prince Wilhelm. eldest son cf the ex-Crown I Prince, was married u> Mis> Dorothea Von Salviatl at the Town Hall this morning. Cheering crowds greeted the coup c on th< arrival. The brief en.l ceremony vai ccnductrd by Hr.
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    Some of the Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1255 5  -  CINEQUE i 1 By rpHREE Character! of interna ional fame, as X well as a eeerc of persons of national importance. ar;> represented m ihe cast of Edward G. Robimons lr.t.-n Firs National starring vehicle "Silver Dollar," which will oj^n a t the
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE
    118 5 PHONE CI7I SUBSCRIPTION RATKS PAYABLE IN ADVANCI Deliver} lik m ling It* lading .»i office r< itagc lintigr ur dote t" to Foreign residence. 1 .M.S. Countries. SINGLE O>i'Y CENTS Copter «.i I iuk numlterti of the "Sunday Tritmne" if obtainable can onU U unpplied at an t.xtr;i
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1591 6  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. t MS* OHmA i»f- j|/J- <v k'BE it wa i i. ople won n or Mi;, v i I. »c that crowd w j i erybody >< mcd tn !>. Haiti ti around tryii I I 'i' dSo OUt Of A' few of thos< I
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      152 7 PAHtIiOPHONE REC >RD MONOIO< l Bfl \l.I RlO43 Crepe So like to h Z .1 ich bstl Z v hen th< uaught> lv i 261 I i Trul; I RISIS 1 good man L.i k ;> Z R1450- i ii. Queen and t Obi hi. him oi ti. ii id
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya.
    1514 8 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya. A TALE OF A TIGER AND A TOMB This story concerns a Saint who died four hundred years ago. The memory of the East is long, but the mystery and magic of it takes no account of time. TI r you go to the
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    What The World Is Reading.
    1185 8  -  Charles Pilgrim. By London, May 16. I O OIXOWING hut upon the trail of those eminently successful Five > Shilling Biographies, from the firm ot Peter Davies, come the new series of "Great Occasions." It would be difficult to prophesy which of the two series
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      131 8 Some Standard Works Of Reading and Reference. (Edited by J. A. Hammer lon I. UNIVERSAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD No fewer than 150 expert writers on all aspects of History collaborate In telling as one continuous story the whole course of thr world's progress i-om th? remotest I timrs to
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    FIGHTING THE POPPY FIEND.
    1247 9 CURING OPIUM ADDICTS. Women Patients. A LOOK AT THE NEW CLINIC. /lI'II'M addicts can ba cured. They are being cure I at a clinic m Singapore. This dink ua i visited yesterday by a Sh >:<ht a Tribune reporter and his account of the work done
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    "BULL-FIGHTING IS A FINE SPORT."
    117 9 Greater Fun Than Fox Hunting Madrid. April 17. This is what Mr. Douglas Fairbanks, the fllm star, thinks of bull-fighting. "Now that horses m the ring are protected with a padded guard, bull-fighting is a fine sport and greater than fox huntng, even if it
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    NEW AERODROME SITE.
    339 9 Progress Of Five-year Scheme. ONE of the busiest districts m Singapore at the moment lies to the seaward side of drove Road, where the reclamation of swamp land for the purpose of establishing a new civil aerodrome wtthill easy reach of the city is proceeding apace. The
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    SINGAPORE TRAGEDY RECALLED.
    245 9 Notorious Hope Diamond To Be Pawned. *V HE notorious Hope Diamond, v Inch was once owned by a Mr. iiubib, who was crowned m tue sea oil ,-ingaI>ore, is to he pawned by the present owner, Mrs. lwelyn alsh McLean. i>iie. hopes to raise #50, ')oi>. The
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    Correspondence.
    206 9 <t\> Tlw Editor ol the "Sutidav tribune. Sir, Your 16-page Sunday Tribune is realh I wi.nderlul paper and, priced at five cetttt only, is honestly speaking tjo«Mi value for ihi. money, it ampW proves tie progresshn policy that 18 beuig maintained by the management <<( the "people's Paper.* 1
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    MYSTERY MAN'S CHALLENGE.
    490 9 ALL GHOSTS ARE FAKES. "I Can Prove It." WINNER OF LAST COMPETITION. Till". Edttoi and the '•Mystery Man 1 have no hesi'ation m awarding tin week's prize to Mr A. Bernard Lee, L\ <>. Sir John Jackson, Ltd 11. M. Naval Base I Sektar. I Prom a
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    A DARING CHALLENGE.
    875 9 "MywUry Man" RepUes To Age-Old Question. Gkosti Extol aaka Mr. K. l owik, of Kl.itiv:. The "Mv>tt i\ Man" replica You won \<.hi w;i^r tli.it n.iu would n«»t ■pend a nigttt m a aaaatte 1 i-M.ni. m t)u-<'.«.-.wl <>t nignt ionattMnaj took \«>ur nhearidef m an uy
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    THE MOST GHASTLY GHOST
    2001 10  - THE MOST GHASTLY GHOST HAYDEN CHURCH A HORRID RECORD compiled by W* v vas the most terrifying 1 h< -tv < u leo »rd i I hi-- question is raised by the strange story just revealed by the daughter of i a famous British ambassador of how she and her
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    TO-DAY'S RADIO.
    278 10 THE large number of Catholics iv Malaya \\ill welcome the announcement that' Roman Catholic Servke will he broadcast »r..m the Rmptre Rtatkm fco-dav it will be a| about g p.m., imioediateh after the reading at the weeklj news-letter. Tlk of H^rapoUis) uill n<:u.u the service viill t.k. place
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    A London Letter.
    1249 11 From Our Oun Correspondent.; London, May iS. L\l»>\ has just said .1 not tOC fretful goodbye to Dr. Alfred Rosenl>erir, the unofficial ambassador- ol I!.; 1 Hitler, the German dictator. It i*> very rarely that a foreign visitor m itry encoimteni such outspoken hostility as Dr. Rosenberg
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    WITH OUR YOUNG PEOPLE.
    994 11  -  r rHE <\-wy competition has been 1 most successful and lots of children wrote to me tilling about the cleverness of ihcir dogs. I have taken afe into consideration m choosing the best and the Editor of M,{> 'Sunday Tribune" agrees with me that the prize
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    1220 12  -  Shoulder-strap." BY THE lALAYAS VOLDHTEEBS I 3Pfte Birthday Parade Back Badge Cup Awarded The Red Red Flag Goes Down The New Uniform Recent Promotions. D V the time these notei appear the LJ .dug's Birthday Parade will be a memory of yesterday and "ihe man who dropped it" will
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1535 12 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. Activities of the Y.M.C.A.—Up-Country Club Life Chinese Lady Tennis Players— What K. L. Lacks An Expensive Item. TUB activities of the V.M.C.A. are many ami varied and no matter to what part of the 'world vow jfo, von will always find a branch of the Association. Though
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      9 12 Every Where ygj Sjflp^ c^^SSr TOOTH 1 »nt>»i>tu^tt> ctmtcil
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      129 12 vK^^v Rheumatism V?V Swollen Jmiiils, j| |k\ Jlj I aching muscles, a stiffening of the limbs, usually mean .n v attack of rheumalisin \V \v Vv hen tlie p;ims arc acute W n A and persistent, apply a little Pdj y| J Slonn's l.inimcnt;Aently, withjr^mk I} out rubbing. At once
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      336 12 TO-DAY'S CLUB EVENTS. Tin- Strait- CMnaat Rwwmtli faigai are holdiag .1 ditiwiuaal meeting et p.m. A deroticaal meeting will be held l»v the ie;«.k Au-r Bpworth Leagen at ,s p.m.' Ihe niontlilx coiinintter Matttaej <.j tl»c 1 or^ei-M* -Not Party will I♦• held at the resilience Mr. k. !i umi
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    GENERALS REFUSE TO LAND.
    233 13 Threat By Canton Students. I A BIG welcome was arranged for Gen. Ma Chan Shan and Gen. Su Pin^r Wen, the two former Manchurian Volunteer leaders, who passed through Singapore a few days ago on board the "Conte Rosso" on their way back to China, when
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    THE S.C.R.C.
    296 13 Dancing Popularised At The Club. In spito of the trade depression, there are some plubs which are still pursuing a policy of expansion. I Into this category falls the Straits Chinese Recreation Club, which, with I an I energetic secretary m the person of Mr. Cheng Thutt Fitt,
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    AERODROME ACCIDENT.
    44 13 A r.asf.y ••< clwjnt occurred at the sitt for the Civil A-rtxirome yesterday afterncon. It Appears that a Tamil workman was thrown oil one of the tipping waggons and had both lep badly crushed. lie was taken to hospital by ambulance shortly afterwards.
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    TELOK AVER EPWORTH LEAGUE.
    301 13 Presidents And Cabinets "At Home." On Saturday, May rj the president ami cabinet officials of the Telok Aver Kpworth League wen "At Hone" to ieapuers and friends at the Sfx-ial Hall of the Telok Aver Church. M« rv than ladies and gentlemen were present. The function
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    ATHLETICS.
    17 13 Ji'tie 6, Raflles Instituti«>n Sport*. R.I RTound. lone 0. outram Schof>l Sports June 17, S.R.C Sports.
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    BOXING.
    16 13 Tune 5, Army v. Navy at New World. June 9, Walley v. Graham, New World
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    SOCIAL.
    18 13 TO-MORROW, JUNB S Dance at S.V.C. Drill Hall, "D" (Kurasiani Co. farewell to Major 11. L. Graham.
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    NEW TARIFF.
    134 13 Adverse Effect On Japanese lYerlucer* London, June 3. Although the consequences cannot yet be picckely estimated, there is no doubt that the new Chinee customs turiil vuii uuvristly allect BntLh troAfc declares the "Lines' Ii li uLva.j>iy M much 1.. -;-i:cd by ix>litical is by f nai: ...i
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    THE PAINTED SPIDER.
    59 13 Adelaide. Flics have b<?en particularly vicicus In Adelaide ltttJy but a bald-headed man has discovered a Tiethcd of keeping them away. When they annoy him too much he has an p.rtlst friend pain, a realistic spider on the bald dp f his head. No fly ever comes
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      579 13 I Test Your Skill and Win I Cash Prize of 31 GO. $100" Sunda y Trib^ ?> No I M^t- D Popular Football c Must Be Con{es Entrance I Wen (No. 3) Fee. folV wln| vhii h soccer < i i hich I I <■• < b a prize of
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      36 13 Club secretaries and captains are asked to keep the Sports Editor informed of forthcoming sports events at their Clubs m order that their members may keep m touch with dates through the medium of Cih column.
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      131 13 r«ATEST ADVERTTSKMENT& I i MM l .i I.( i Er.fftiucUon Paper*, •omp! t« j:.i;ii.iii. Book-kccplri Bu incai Byatu CMtoo ■qulpnenl i s '.j!s iMbilc Sptnkinß a wtm. A; •nt rt''ind. Applf 138, R< choi I T\NGLIX REEID^KCEQ TO LET AT RCDUCB3 l<i.\ i i. ii!b;v :j;.e. c*in»hfil hj. Modtrn wbrc
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      247 13 SPORTS DIARY. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. TO-DAY. T.P.C.A. Malays, Jalan Itesar. Herak Kedah, Alor Star. Marine f, Malacca, at Malacca. CRICKET. TO-DAY. S.C.C v. Ncgii Sembilan, S.C.C S.C.C. Malacca, Malacca. Selangoff v. Plenang at Kuala Lumpur R.A. X: R.H. v. S.C.C, P. r.raui C.S.C v. 1. A., C.S.C. To-morrow, junb 5. S.C.C.
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    A REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S
    2214 14  -  "Rhnau" By the gulllemard cup and mccabe re ay lawn tennis matches malaya cup soccer singapore team for match against negri sembilan progress of the two malacca malay round malaya hikers our popular football competition claim system introduced this week- visit of the kuala lumpur
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    574 14  -  "K. or) (BY )r 1 HERE is absolutely no truth m A the rumour that Bud Walley, like his brother Boy, lias Been Ins best days. "I have been away lor four years and I have b-en longing to be amongst n:\ old
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    MALAYAN SPORT.
    1454 15 The Garrison Cup match played at An 1 n koad Stadium <>n Friday was an excellent game and proved that the imand team for the forthcoming Malaya Cup matches is formidable 1. The Volunteer sid.- was stion one and aye tlie Regulars hard ;'i l.t. The Cup \as
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      218 15 VMB^^ k w<^ regret to have to advise intending competitors m the BEEHIVE JPMm BRANDY RACE COMPETITION that circumstances beyond our control M MoL nncr< er !t necessar y cancel the second competition. We are reluctant J^ HB^ cancel a series of competitions that have met with such instant Mm
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    The King's Birthday Parade in Pictures. Regulars Win Garrison Cup.
    155 16 The King's Birthday Parade in Pictures. Regulars Win Garrison Cup. A company <>f the Wilt« '< marching past, The G. O. C. JG n. 1.. C. I* Oldfvld) pre-' nt^vr he Gnrrson Cup to tb? captain cf the Hrjulars' fnm nftrr thoy def ftted tht Vclimtre:s at football at Air-on
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