Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 2 July 1933

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  • Title Section
    Masthead
    22 1 he Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I.— No. 7. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 2, 193a FIVE CUNTS.
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    WORLD ANXIOUSLY AWAITS ROOSEVELTS VERDICT.
    472 1 INTERNATIONAL WAR ON SPECULATORS. ANGLO -US. REPLY TO GOLD BLOC ULTIMATUM. Banks To Act At Once. First Crisis At The World Conference Solved. Last night's cables indicate that the first real crisis at the World Economic Conferen has been grot over without a break-up or
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    Acceptable Reply Anticipated.
    440 1 London, July 1. rjONFERENCE delegates are Possessing their souls m patience pending the receipt of President Roosevelt's keenly awaited reply on d formula for the solution of the Currency problem sent to him yesterday. This is now expected late m the afternoon, when Mr. Mac Donald will
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    ITALIAN FLIGHT OF ATLANTIC.
    46 1 'Plane Crashes; Another Missing. Amsterdam, July 1. ONE of the Italian flying boats living th; Atlantic capsized on landing and three men of the Italian Air Force were seriously injured. One 'plane, for which motor-boats are at present searching. Ls missing Reuter
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    Brilliant Chinese Wedding.
    885 1 MISS ENA GUAf KHENG. Educated In Paris. DAUGHTER OF DR. LIM BOON KENG. J^ BRILLIANT wedding function took place yesterday morning at j the Garden Club, China Building, Chulia Street. Singapore. There was a large gathering of well-known people at the reception. The occasion was the marriage
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    TIN RESTRICTION CASE.
    495 1 Excess Production. JOHORE MINER FINED. (Front Out Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru, July 1. QNE of the first cases of its kind came before Capt. Nelson Jones (First Magistrate) this morning, when a well known Chinese towkay of Singapore, owning property and tin mines m Johore, was fined
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    ULTIMATUM TO FENG.
    348 1 MUST PROCEED TO PEIPING. '"Nanking's Decision. Effective Action If He Disobeys. T*HE Central fpOTajaiaaul Ibm delivered an ultimatum to Gen. Feng Yu Ilsiang. The "Christian General" has been asked to pr/xeed to Peinip.gr with his 3,000 guards. athMßj|_B effective action will be taken against him. It is
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    WARSHIP POUNDERS.
    298 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Officers And Crew Saved By Tenders. Thi Mar liip Erkien" of the Japans*! vdmiial Yoncuchi. Commander of the Jap tne* r* fhhd (Yi.-etsrt S uadron while passßaf Vushansien on it„s was lo Sz.echucn, grounded nd soon foundered. f>n JflBM 28. All the cffjcer. and
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      30 1 PRIZES FOR COUPLETS, i Iv [at Fila ar_ offer. 1 b> the -Mystery Btan fer cr_aie*« ecr.s'.ructed frcm h_adiufn m thh is*ue of Uic Sunday Tribune^ i SEE PAGE 17
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    Sunday Tribune.
    336 2 Singapore: Sunday, July 2, 1933. IS IT WORTH IT? Attempts are already being made to estimate the probable cost of the World Economic Con- f erence to the nations participat- j ing m it. The British Government is, of course, bearing the comparatively modest cost of converting the
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    IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS
    1419 2 TTP-COUNTRY criminals should stay whore they are. Singapore may seem to be an attractive harvest, but there is disillusionment m store for the man who thinks he can get avvav with things for very long. One, of the name of Hadji,, came down
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    666 2 WHAT'S all this nonsense about old W jokes'? It reminds of the good old days when a corn-cure advertisement only showed the lady's foot. a a a* a Which also recalls to mind that the improvement m the efficiency of human vision is well
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      22 2 For 1 Pertect < i i Results Use mm Cameras. Zeiss Ikon cameras are obtainable from all photographic dealers. "Choose a Zeiss 9
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    Accident Mars Opening Day Of The Ipoh Races.
    1154 3 Accident Mars Opening Day Of The I poh Races. M4YO PICKED UP UNCONSCIOUS: HORSE DESTROYED. YESTERDAY S RACE MEETING. SENLAC BEATS REFILL IN IHE SENIOR DIVISION. The opening day of the Perak Turf Club's two-day professional race meeting at Ipoh yesterday was marred by an accident which necessitated removal of
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    ISLAND GOLF TITLE.
    87 3 Eldred And Smith In Pinal. *TIHE semi-lmals m the Island Golf ChampionA ship were played yesterday at the Thompson Head Link::. The Brat match, tha: betw en W Eldred and B J. lehtewood, was won by Eldred two and one, while i. t. Smith beat Sq.-Leader A.
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    FIRST DIVISION SOCCER.
    725 3 Chinese Beat I.C.F.A. DULL GAME AT JALAN BESAR. Chinese had BO difficulty m beating the lndo-( Vyloii2se at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday m the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League. The Indians were beaten from the tart and had to concede six goals without being able
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    FRANKEL SHIELD BILLIARDS.
    135 3 Start Of Tournament Yesterday. THE four-ball (American) billiards amateur championship teurnament tat the Challenge Shield presented by Messrs. Frankel Brothers was begun yesterday, when two ti°s were played off and resulted as follows. Ghulan Hussain bin Haji Ibrahim (Java Pranakan Cub) 300 beat Gan Hock Hoe United
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    27 3 Owing to the death of the wife of a member of the Nondescripts' team, the match between the N.C.C. md R.1.. fixed for j yesterday, war, cancelled.
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    INTER-COLLEGIATE CRICKET.
    346 3 Brilliant. Century By Alvis. THE College of Medicine bm m a very favour able position ai the close of the first day", play m the annual two-day tlxtiiro with Rallies ToOege reeterdax When stumps woe drawn, owing to bad li.iht. he College of Medicine secuied eiidit of ihefc
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    CRICKET MATCHES CANCELLED
    32 3 The match between the Ceylon S.C and the V.M.C.A. vhih m t0 hay be pmyea yesterday at E_l-„thr. was eancelcd as the former were unable to raise a side.
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    D'COTTA SCORES A CENTURY.
    380 3 D'COTTA SCORES A CENT URY. Padang clubs At The S.R. Be i h s.e o. crtaket their BUfttct) I 8.0. < nd i i Ihe pßcLui •vitii the Bin) ap the lattei i.. alalia Ike > 'v. Jcaaph'a Ini Itutku b At the BJtO. and i ii Chit batted Dral
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    Yesterday's Police Court Cases.
    1688 4 SEQUEL TO ALLEGED ANNOYANCE OF GIRLS. INDIAN COMPLAINANTS STORY. WATER SPILLED ON ACCUSED FROM BEOttOOM WINDOW. There was a motley crowd m the Fourth Police Court yesterday to listen to a story of an alleged assault by six Jews on an Indian. The quarrel apparently arose
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    CRIMINAL BREACH OF TRUST.
    606 4 Solicitor's Clerk Convicted. JUDGMENT was delivered by the Third Magistrate yesterday m the case an which I. J. Edwards, a solicitor's clerk m Singapore, was charged with criminal breach of trust m lespect of me sum of $40 entrusted to him by a Chinese client. Mr.
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    JAPANESE DETECTIVE.
    182 4 Deserted And Stowed Away. A Japanese detective attached to Uie Detective Branch was produced before the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday on charges of deserting the Police force and fading to deliver Government property comprising a fer vice revolver and 24 rounds of ammunition, a pair
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    STABBED IN STREET.
    105 4 Malacca Tough Gets Gaol. Malacca, June 30. Before Mr. J. C. Derrick, the police magistrate, to-day. Chcong Thin, a Cantonese, stood charged with assaulting Lim Heng with a knife. The complainant, a barber, stated thH on April 21 last he was walking towards Third Cross Street, when
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    FIGHTING HIS OWN CASE.
    2062 4 WOODSVILLE FARM MANAGER. Loan Not Ib Books. Charge Of Criminal Breach Of Trust. A FURTHER stage m the case of alleged criminal breach of trust m respect of $150 m which a Ceylon Burgher. C. N. Leembruggen, is charged, was reached before the Third Magistrate (Mr.
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    RESULT OF FOOTBALL COMPETITION.
    346 4 Singapore Chinese Wins $100. UR L. C. YEOK of 161, South Bridge ifl Road, wins the prize of $10(1 offered m our fourth football forecast competition, by correctly forecasting the margins by which six of the teams whose names were set out m the Sunday Tribune
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    CONSTABLE ACQUITTED
    286 4 Towkay *s Complaint Of Assault. A Malay Police Constable was exonerated »eserday by the Fouth Magistrate. Mr. L. R. F. Jail, when he was charged with having Aflflß ■riminal force and wrongfully confining a Jhinc c named Ong Chee Kee. Mr. E. E. Thuraisingam appeared for the l
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      247 4 SPORTS DIARY. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. TO- DA I SC.F.A. Cup BflßflVflflflfli Jalan Besar. TO-MORROW. JULY 3 Bramtoco v. A PC. Anson Road. Monopolies v. SUB. BJLB TUESDAY JULY 4 P Brani v. R A aflflflflß Road S.C.C. Malays. JBIfIB B snr WEDNESDAY. JUL. Wilts II Chines 11, Jalan Besar. Harlequins v.
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    CROCODILES IN HIE RHIO ARCHIPELAGO.
    516 5 CROCODILES IN HIE RHIO ARCHIPELAGO. LOCAL HUNTER'S ADVENTURE. SHOOTING WITH THE AID OF AN ELECTRIC TORCH. Crocodiles are often responsible for considerable danage and loss of life m the islands of the Rhio Archipelago. Early this month reports that goats and poultry had been lost by villagers on Puloe Soegei
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    BETTER BRIDGE PLAYERS.
    165 5 But Men Play "Great" Bridge. Capetown. WOMEN as a class arc better bridge p'.ayc ra than men. but the greatest lnd.TM.val players m the world are all men. Women know the methodical game bot'e but they lack the imagination or courage thai would make them great players.
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  • What They Write To Us.
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      318 5 Crossword Puzzle. (To the Editor of the "Sunday Tribune.") Sir, If you will allow me space m your rolumns to say something regarding the suggested Crosswords, I entirely agree with your correspondents that one be started as soon as possible. It should be a jolly hard one always and should
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      132 5 (To the Editor of the "Sunday Tribune.") Sir,— The clarion call by your numerous HadBIB to add a Crossword Puzzle In your popular Sunday Tribune lured me to comment a word or two. I do agree with all your readers' view^ published m last week's issue. Moreover, should the suggestion
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      158 5 (Ta the Editor of the 'Sunday Tribune.") Sir -I disagree with Mr. C. H. Kuek's propooal dated 18th inst saying that a crossword ptoade competition is merely "wasting precious time It trains our brain to success. Perseverance j is the mother of success and should be ac- I companied with
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      Competitions.
      367 5 (To Vie Editor of the "Sunday Tribune.") Sir.— "Do prizes make a circulation?" you ask m the last issue of the Sunday Tribune, presumably m reply to your many readers' loud clamour for varied contests. Your answer Is that they do not. Your figures, being derived from your $100
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    • Letter
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      249 5 (To the Editor of the Sunday Tribune." Sir. I heartily agree with "Benson's" openion m your last week's issue of the Sunday Tribune. What we need is encouragement to lift us out of the rut of "Ma'ayan" English, as is spoken by the majority of Asiatics all over Malaya This
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      82 5 (To the Editor of the -Sunday Tribune."j Sir. —I have much pleasure to inform you that since the first appeal ance of your first issue of Sunday Tribune on May 21. I haw taken it each week and I can say that yours is the most interesting paper m Malaya
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      The Claim System.
      146 5 (To the Editor of the "Sunday Tribune.') Sir. As an ardent reader of your paper and an interested participant m the football competition of the Sunday Tribune, I wish to suggest that the airangements of the competititlocs which had been adhered to Bfl the previous issues of
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      46 5 (To the Editor of the 'Sunday TVibune.") Sir. —It giv-s me treat pleasure to read m the Sunday Tribune that many of your reader. have approached \ou with a view to starting a Crossword Competition. Yours, etc.. Y. E. laVat C\il Aerodrome, Sing pore, June 111
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      The Football Results.
      230 5 (To the Editor of the Sunday Tribune."/ Sir. Re y< ur judging on your football competition I think it ls rather unfair of you to ck ycur readers to forecast correctly the number of goals a team will win over another team and If he or she
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    MORE PINEAPPLES IN MALAYA.
    741 5 Better Organisation Of Production. 'By Our Chinese .Correspondent, i IN anr.fher four or five months, when the pineapple season has set m. 3.000 ci newly-planted pineapple land m Johore will bear fiuit. This land is situated m Sungci Galang Pata. nine miles from the township of
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    NEW BOOK ON THE TESTS.
    651 5 Jardine Justifled. CHATTY NARRATIVE OF "STORMY*' TOUR ("Jardine Justified" l>> P.rucr 1 1 art. Chapman A Hall Id v. published June 7, 1933). "JAKDINK JoatilVd M is thai title Of a chatty iiarr.il iv< of lhe Test matches m Australia, m which it* Mithor, Mr.
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    Our Short Story. PISTOLS AND COFFEE.
    5047 6  -  Bertha Ruck By PISTOLS an;l coffee r ought to bo my erect." Patricia Curtis distractedly declared, "or my family motto. Platota for two; coffee for one!" "Hew do you mean, darling?" asked the man who was at that time very much m love with
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    Some of the Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1215 7  -  CINEQUE By THE old line out of the cowboy song about the fell.- V.i 0 I" (i pa ny of .k\ between him and the aaddl re aome vague application to Mdie atoi In hla new picture, "Th" Kid from Bpain." Par, when
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1003 8  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore. Norma BY VICTORIA Memorial Hall was the scene of a large, attentive, and beautifully gowned audience on Wednesday night when Benno Moiseiwitch tt ndered the last of a series of piano concerts. Moat of Singapore's music lovers were there among the crowd i note Mrs.
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    THE SHOP SCOUT.
    159 8 t/OGUB always receives the sittari i. y »risjen fashioi l I tnd bal cot fcume j ab-olu ely waterproof sunproof and shrink proof m love 1. bright colours and m three sizes small, medium and large. Let us bgay m a new (iievJ: bathing co_tu ne a
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    BEAUTY TRICKS.
    127 8 pENDANT earrings am) necklace give length while a square neckline shortens the figure. :'fi Eau-de-Cologne sprayed pa the hair makes it wavy. The morning cocktail of l tc\ water and lemon juice keeps the igvre trim and rkin clear. To keep arms, especially ?lbews. soft and velvety, rub
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya
    1542 10 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya Ae D Night Walk Through Chinatown Reminders of the Singapore of a few years ago can still be found south of the river. Have you ever walked through Chinatown after dark? f|N the South side of the river lies Singapore's Chinatown. A maze of
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    What The World Is Reading.
    1250 10  -  Cha rles Pilgrim By London. Juno 13. "THE Uuo'.i Society's choice for Ju".e is H.st--1 flflfla to Fortune' by Elizabeth Cam bride; •Cape 7s. 6d.) This mir>bt be called a femlnl t ;twdy with a non-feminist moral. Ii deal with the problem cf a woman
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    "Mystery Man" And The Henpecked Husband.
    1073 11 CHALLENGE TO WRITE STORY ACCEPTED. END OF A BLISSFUL HOUR. Lively Replies To Inquisitive Readers. lIAVLNG roamed I i" world m search widow with a pub, or two sons v the "Mystery Man" ntually found his matrimonial Waterloo. Aa you read this cry from
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    $10 FOR YOUR LETTER.
    199 11 Can You Catch The "Mystery Man"? Y\o you think yen could write a letter to which the "Mystery Man" could not reply. If so, here is your opportunity to win $10. You are invited to imagine that you are anybody m the world and writing to
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    MORE STALE JOKES WANTED.
    320 11 "MYSTERY MAIT GENERAL COMPETITION COUPON. This Coupon must be sent along with your entries for any of the competitions on this page. July, 2 1933 $5 For A (>ood Old Whiskery One |T would seem thai ii ifl much easier to retail a modern joke than
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    SPOTTING ERRORS.
    280 11 Another $5 For Two 14 mm:*.* MORE "MYSTERY MAN 99 CONTRIBUTIONS ON PAGE 17. MCST cf cur readers wonder why tha "Mystw Man" keeps h:s Identity a resBNtret. If any of the Sn? pore postmen identified hla there would be a speedy inque.t. Jrd&inr? by the size of
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    THE "MYSTERY MAN" REPLIES.
    684 11 Brief Answers To Our Readers' (Queries. IpACH atyst.-r \la repiii i t_K :...i. iibmil id I) 1 ;'i tinted] il your name do* i p ar thk ac k, aa t ncl.'t nil i -.ni tcceiM o. k. <-p at v vi maj be the pi
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      27 11 "MYSTERY MAN LETTER COUPON. The attached i_ a Liter written by to Fill m below your name and address. Name Addres i Sunday Tribune, July 2, 193:\
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      629 11 CROSSWORD PUZZLE. Result Oi Last Week's Contest. fpiiL "icyatery If v" apologk i adsra who ■a were mlalco by 'h^ clues <-. i.;; a asks rosswc?'! pusale. Clue number ten down bould have be;n egg. but Bcmehoa oi other t was v. :f'..>ct e_g. lie raid tiia; there sere bo
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      339 12 g^'^n^l=_li_-r=_i_Jn_lr_J^^ Come to Fairyland! TO-NIGHT See The Wonderful Transformation of THE mr tft _(_"_h»_-_ _R ___>__■___. v*^^ «m> .^^^m^^^. ___>__ _R _P^ B _______R _l asp B ____R _r H B w a _ft B MTO FAIRYLAND -^*******anßWßßmmmmmnmmmaWam^^ DURING THE NIGHTS OF f m to Bth8 th JULY Expensive Qno^ANNl>ra«4KlL|
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    WITH OUR YOUNG PEOPLE.
    1014 13 WITH OUR YOUNG PEOPLE. A corner for child- j ren, conducted bu Uncle Harry. i ESSAY COMPETITION. I wish to Cttler for the Young People's essay eoßtp^tition. Name Address Age Singapore, July 2. T^HIS week I have another competi- f you. lam going to give lota of time to think
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    A London Letter.
    902 13 A London Letter. London, June 13. QFFICIOUS tugs brest the high tide, rumpling the surface into ripples Which dazzle m the afternoon sunlight. Winches rattle. Cranes hoist their loads, swing them round, and lower m. A -hip from New Zealand is unloading apples. Others are discharging meat grain, and dairy
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      338 13 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old i»ewry, £.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the British
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    CYCLING THROUGH MALAYA on a PUSH-BIKE.
    1818 14 CYCLING THROUGH MALAYA on a PUSH-BIKE. Have Van Heard Of The MALAYAN SUICIDE CLUB Mr. Richard Sidney, whose writings on Malaya have achieved for him no mean measure of renown not only here, but at Home, has written for the "Sunday Tribune" a very interesinir; and informative account of a
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    DEVELOPMENT OF SINGAPORE.
    328 14 New Factory Sites. TIDAL (ANAL BEING CUT. AN area of some forty acres will bfl made available for industrial and commercial development on thy western v^t- of the municipal area of Singapore as the result of draining operations now being carried on hy the Public Works Department.
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    MR. F. J. BRYANT.
    331 14 Presentation Of Bell On "Hakone Maru." AMONG the passengers on board the 'lla. kone Maru." which sailed for London on Jane 29. was Mr. P. J. Bryant, of Ipoh, well-knowu to all the older residents throughout Malaya Mr. Brya.it recently returned to Singapore by the "Hakone
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    KILLED TWO MEN.
    58 14 Murder And Suicide By Constable. (From Our Own Correspondent.! Malacca. July 1. 4 T 5 30 this men-ninß a Sikh police constable •fa fatally shot a Sikh sergeant near the Fire B.igade Station. A Tamil youth was also shot. Then the constable shot himself dead. The Tamil
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    WHAT THE MALAYAN VOLUNTEERS ARE DOING.
    743 15 WHAT THE MALAYAN VOLUNTEERS ARE DOING. A Volunteer Wedding "A* Company Manage It At Last Chinese Inter-Port t Shoot Two Full Week-Ends Officers 9 I I T.E.W.T. A Newcomer's Views. 1 A A "Shoulder-Strap." j i I I I A SOCIAL event of some interest take place m the near
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1836 15 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. Butterworth R. C. Report Social and Sporting Activities G.C.S.A. Reviews The Year Some Service Problems Wide Use of Library. fTpHE fo'lowini b the rp ri of lb commit -1 a the Butt rworth R rreation Club for la year, whicb area prca?nted at the annual general mr
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    Yarns at the Totem.
    440 15  -  RUNNING HARE Notes and News |j For Malayan Boy Scouts. FROM time to time I notice Scouts who are returning from parades, m full uniform except for their neckerchief. I suppose some Scouts find the neckerchief rather warm m this country and so. as soon a.s
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    COUPLETS NOW THE RAGE.
    926 17 Increased Prizes For Headline Hunters. "Couplets" competition has proved one of the most popular features yet introduced to the paper. II all the "'Couplets" received were laid from end to end, they would reach from the "Sunday Tribune" office to Penang, and they would provide a
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    CHEATED FRIEND.
    109 17 Offered His Own Wife For $25. AN unu ual case of cheating was dealt with by the District Judge <Mr. H. A. Torre- 1 yesterday. The accused, an Indian named 3opal. was alleged to have cheated his friend >f $25 by inducing him to agree to marry hh
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    MAINTENANCE CASE.
    114 17 Wife Accepts Reduction Of Payment. An application to vary a ma'ntenance order ol $100 a month to his wife, made on Aug. 10, 1928, war, made bj a European. Alfred William Duggan. before the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. L. R. F. Earl, ye terday morning. Mrs. A. W. Duqgan.
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    SELANGOR CHINESE R.C.
    58 17 Enjoyable Dinner, Concert And Dance. (From Our Own Correspondent! Kuala Lumpur. July 1. The Selangor Chinese Recreation Club held :heir annual dirner to-night when over *50 nembers and friends attended. Mr. Loh Keng Im, President of the Club, Following the dinner, a smoking concert ard _arce took
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    FORMATION FLIGHT.
    46 17 Italian Transatlantic Effort Starts. Orbetel os. July 1. The Italian trans -Atlantic formation flight ock off at 5.35 a.m. After crossing the Alps .he planes will fly over Germany en route for Amsterdam where trry re-fuel before continuing their journey to Londonderry. Ireland Reuter
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    ALLEGED CHEATING.
    94 17 v. w. inurniey, a european wno is ueung prosecuted on a aMaTfla of cheating m respect af $69. made another appearance before the District Judge iMr. H. A. Forrer) yesterday, when further evidence was recorded. Then.ley is fighting his own case. whi!» Chief Court Inspector Sheedy is for
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    21 17 The Right Rev. the Bishop of Singapore, Mr. B. C. Roberts, returned to Singapore on Friday by the "Sibajak" from Batavia.
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    25 17 Mrs. C. B. Miranda, wife of the Governor of Macao. It m Singapore, having arrived on Wedne c day by the "Terukuni Maru" frotn Hongkong
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      641 17 Test Your Skill and Win i Cash Prize of $25. dj ot% "Sunday Tribune" N 0 Popular Football r Must Be Contest. Won (No. 7.) Pee. !The "Sunday Tribune'" lias decided to give a prize of $25 which must b<- won) to the reader or readers who forecast the largest
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    A REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S
    1538 18  -  Rimau PERAK'S ELIMINATION FROM THE MALAYA CUP COMPETITION PEN A NO'S PROSPECTS SELANGOR THE ONLY OBSTACLE THE ISLAND GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP DEFEAT OF MALAYAN TITLE HOLDER THE SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS THE MALAYAN L.T.A. MEETING CRICKET SCORES IN LOCAL FOOTBALL ENTRIES FOR THE SINGAPORE CUP COMPETITION
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    1006 18 certainly gave the Singapore side a good fight at Seremban, proves that Selangor's side is a very formidable one. Selangor v. Penang. Selangor will enjoy the ground advantage over Penang this year, as Penang will have to play m Kuala Lumpur, and this
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    MALAYAN SPORT.
    2242 19 and La Brooy (2!)) were the principal scorers. The bowling honours were v< t\\\ id''<!. Ponniah p s Century. The T.P.C.A. provided a centurion hi V. Ponniah (118) when they scored 216 against the Selangor Chinese 1. t Sunday. M. G. Pius (28) was the oi ly ot
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      Fashionable Chinese Wedding In Singapore.
      305 20 V. Ponniah. the Selangor State cricketer who scored a cmtury lor his Club, the T.P.C.A., Kuala Lumpur, last week. D. d'Cotta. the young S.R.C. cricketer who scored a brilliant century against the S.C.C. yesterday. He has played himself into the Rest's side lor the Clarke
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      34 20 WEET THE MYSTERY MAN See Page 11. cj Cents .^JfxX urci ii if /_jigtj^ E\c-rv Wliert* 4j^tfJS3^^ \PT V PASTE I rpflVi i y l _X~S~DISIIMIi;i \*i i L-viiiiMi^t i _i___fjLj 1 SClttflJftflCM.lt C€)Kfl<tCf_
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