Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 9 July 1933

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I. No 8. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, JULY 9, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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    MONEYLENDER CUT TO PIECES BY A TRAIN.
    213 1 MONEY LE NDER CUT TO PIECES BY A TRAIN. IPOH POLICE SUSPECT FOUL PLAY. GRUESOME DISCOVERY ON HIE RAILWAY. Head And Limbs Severed. Many People Owed Money To The Deceased. (Frrvrvx Our Oirn Correspondent Ipoh, July 8. Giving evidence at the preliminary inquiry into the death of Takar Singh, a
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    WIRELESS IN F.M.S.
    114 1 Experimental Work Last Year. 171XPERIMENT3 in radio-telephonic comJU munication with Bandoeng, Java, and via Bandoeng to Mtdan. Amsterdam, London, and Sydnvy were c :vied out says the F.M.S. K and T. report foi 1932. Satisfactory vheless telephone communication was established with Bangkok and Saigon. Experimental tiegraphic communication
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    SPORTS NEWS.
    151 1 AH yesterday's sporting news on pages in and 19. Singapore, and are continuing. Other experimcnt-il work included the desigi of high frequency amplifying unit for the purpose of improving reception of press fron RiiKby, England, the modification of two sbwt uu\c transmitters, and the rebuilding cl "c clivers
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    JOHORE POLICE COURT.
    42 1 Beog Seng Koiw, a sundry goods shop keeper •r Jp.lan Nge Ileng w s summoned before Unrku lamaii at the instance of the Town Board fcr having sold iresh vegetables in his shop without BCMMfc Ho was fined $5.
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    INDIA TO LONDON.
    203 1 Ex-Serviceman Arrives In Belgrade. Belgrade. MARK Chalmera. th^ BrHLsh ex-Serviceman who left Lucknow on Feb. 9 to walk homo to London, has arrived in Belgrade, just 100 days after he tarted his long walk. When he iet out he was carrying a tent a camera, a loaded
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    CANNOT BE PUNISHED.
    158 1 Convict Kills His Fc low Prisoner. Belgrade. A convict in the gaol at Slavonska Pazhtpn has killed a man but the law cannot punish him. He is named Rudolf Bajzck. and, wit!: another man named Helta:, was sentenced u ?0 years impri onment for thefts with violence
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    WOODS' DASH FROM AUSTRALIA.
    237 1 Only One Hour's Stay At Singapore. L RRIVINO nt the Sel-. tar Air Base shorJy «A befor? noon ye^terduy, Jams Woods, the Au;tialian aii man who ii trying to break the Austi alia -England flying .record in GipsyMoth 'plane left af.er a short hours s.ay, for
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    BRITAIN AND CHINA.
    107 1 Uw^sity Readerships Being Established. London .Tu'«- The Readership of the Chinese Language and Social Economy created by the Manchester University has been filled by Mr. E. W. Mead formerly of the Consular Service. The appointment is made possible by I contribution of £400 annually out of £200,000
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    FIND IN ANCIENT CHURCH.
    101 1 A figure of St. George painted on a wall has been found in a large Coptic church at Tebtunls by the Royal Italian Archaeological Mission. The church had probably oeen turned into a mosque, for all the paintings, even the decotations on the columns, had been
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    KILLED WHEN ROOF FELL.
    173 1 Cause Of Tragedies At t Kuala Lumpur. From Out Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 8. TtiM inquest into the deaths of the Chinese woman and her daughter who died List month as the result of the collapse of the rool of a house in Pudu Road
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    RUBBER CONTROL.
    40 1 Dutdt Government Examining Plans. 4 Amsterdam. July 8. Ths Jhiteh Government is still e?i ii iiiMuig rubber restriction plans. L It is understood that there is no fliilflpiNttto an official communique ben? issued in the near future!- Reuter. ■.>■
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    BRITISH STOWAWAY.
    147 1 Disguised As A Portuguese Seaman. Lisbon. A 23-year-old British stowaway, who gives* his name as Austin Malone of Liverpool, was arrested here? to-day on the arrival of the Portuguese steamer 'Cubango" from Cardiff. He was disguished as a Portuguese sailor and was taking a sporting chance of getting
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    SINGAPORE LADY WINS PRIZE.
    378 1 Four Results Correct. BOCCEB COMPETITION NO. 5. MISS OCBnIB BUf»n>, of 120. Nelson Road. Singapore, is the winner ol our popul r iootball forecast competition Wo. 5 advertised in the "Sunday Tribuae" of June 18. She gave tour correct margins of victory out of the six
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    SAVINGS BANK. More F.M.S. Depositors In 1932.
    277 1 SAVINGS BANK. More F.M.S. Depositors In 1932. THE numbei o[ depositors In the Government Savings Earn: of the F.M.S. on Dec. 31. 1932. was 47.J80 as compared with 45.915 on Dec. 31. 1931. U increase of 3 per cent. Duri Ing the year 10,823 new accounts were opened. bile 9.358
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    101 1 I its ramifications, instead of curtailing the discussion.', to indebtedness the result will be verji i close. RUSSIA HOLDS THE BALANCE, cushions to ind» btedness. the result will be vcr> The Arpentine. Britain, the United Stales The Arm-iit inc Britain, the United State* Canada. Chinii. Japan and Sweden favour all-embracii.r:
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    RUSSIA HOLDS BALANCE.
    677 1 WORLD PARLEY SAVED? Pound-Dollar Pact. The Latest American Move, Taiis, July 8. (XJMPLJSTE mpmmjl has been reached by th<- countries* bankers imnHf on the technical ways and means of maintaining their currencies on the pnlcl standard. Their proposals will bt put into effect forthwith. Renter. Washington, July
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, July 9, 1933.
    7 2 Sunday Tribune Singapore: Sunday, July 9, 1933.
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    IN SIX MONTHS.
    285 2 A report just received from Java provides further proof of the contention that rubber restriction is "on the way." The "Batavia Nieuwsbald, in the course of inquiries regarding the report that Dr. Bernard, the retiring director of the Department of Agriculture, is said to be taking a
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    IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS
    1186 2 IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS r|NE of the most dangerous things you can possess in this country is Indian beaip. If you happen to come across any, drop it tike hot cakes. The police "an smell it miles away. 4 FEW days ago a Malay woman had some
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK
    606 2 QHADES of the glories of the Bird Cage Were you there Of course you were. All Singapore was there including the brokers and the newspaper men. And, of course, shades of Ikey's but what a different Ikey's. Arthur's Snack Bar made an instantaneous "hit,"
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      22 2 For j Perfect I i Results Use C2ESS3 IKOfN Cameras. Zeiss Ikon cameras are obtainable from all photographic dealers. "Choose a Zeiss"
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      125 2 i j Malaya's Premier WHISKY i Obtainable from all Clubs, Hotels and first class dealers— (This is fact) Sole Agents Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. Also obtainable from our Branches at Kuala LwttJHir and Kuching. r^—^— i It You desire REAL SATISFACTION. Oc r Be Sure
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    China Internal Peace Parley Breaks Down.
    1109 3 GEN. FENG S FORCES CAPTURE CHARHAR TOWN. CHRISTIAN GENERALS OUTBURST TO ARMY. "I Am Willing To Die." Preparations Against The Advancing Nanking Troops. Negotiations between Gen. Feng Yu Hsiang and the Central Government to settle the Charhar dispute have broken down. The Central forces
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    SALE OF C.E.R. RAILWAY.
    153 3 Interests Of Soviet Citizens Guaranteed. Moscow, July 8. The memorandum oi the Soviet delegation to Tokyo in regard to the main principles for the redemption of the Chinese Eastern Railway by the Manchukuo was read by Youremiev, the head of the delegation to the Conference on
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    FAMOUS AUTHOR DEAD.
    416 3 WrDte Many Romantic NoveLs. liOi:d'j/i, July 8. The death is announced uf Sir Anthony HopeHawkins —Renter. Sir A. H. Kawkiu: was famous at Anthon;* Hopi-.' author of romantic adventure novch and playn number oi which have bean filmed His best known stories were 'The Prisoner cl Zenda,"
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    ROOSEVELT AS DICTATOR?
    368 3 He Has Everything In His Hands Now. nvw York. ¥)RESIDENT KOOOBWH piomie*. to BOOOaM ■i viitual dictator of the I'nitod States, the DWOam ru*h by Oonejm to ri\.- him rm) power ht :t.sk\> lor is> DQattmKd much tonffcl Already he h;i~ been |tven POWera BOYesWi ing than
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    "BUFFALOES" FIND A HOME.
    776 3 "BUFFALOES FIND A HOME. Old F.M.S.R. Rest House, 44 ET GLORIA 91 LODGE MOVEB IN. "E T 1«! il Lodge of inr Koya! Antediluv i;m Order of I!uli;»lo.'s, >>iMK r ;*|>< »v. moved into its neu home yvsWrduy Pounded in i!»2(». "Kt Gloria" Lodge now has lit «>w i roui,
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      253 3 CIfIFFONETTE STOCKINGS that delight you, and on which you can depend You have never seen any stocking to •qu a I the new ballilo (hiflTonettc. In beauty, durability, design and linish. they are the rcj] triumph of British hoWv] manufacture. A new and revolutionary manufacturing process has enable<i us to
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    TWELVE TIMES WOUNDED.
    274 4 TWELVE TIMES WOUNDED. CUSTOMS OFFICER'S DEATH. Perak Assizes Midnight Brush On The Border. \From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. July 8. AS a sequel to the death ot an outdoor Customs Officer, Abdul Rahman, in the course of a brush with smugglers n the Perak-Pro- ince Wellesloy boundary a few months
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    CLARKE CUP.
    225 4 Cricket Test To Start To-Day. No play wa? possible in the Clarke Cup iTtfli nu»t<»h. which was to have commenced yesterday on the S.R.C. ground, owing to the s^i<]f m state of the ground. An effort, however, will be made to play today. Th«» match was arranged With
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    OFFICIAL ASSIGNEE.
    156 4 Can He Be Summoned For i Costs? An interesting question, as to whether Ifea Official Assignee could be proceeded against, by way of a judgment debtor summons, for cost's incurred in litigation, was argued yesterday in the Supreme Court before Mr. Justice MilK The matter arose in connection
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    TO-MORROW'S SOCCER.
    140 4 Raffles v. St. Joseph's Institution. A soccer match will be played betvi Raffles Institution and St. Joseph's Institution to-morrow en the R.I. ground: Kten rivalry is shown whenever these schools meet each other. This year the Catholics have lost the service of Chia Keng Hock, thMalaya Cup soccer
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    POKER JABBED INTO SIDE.
    258 4 Wound Proves Fatal. SQUATTER ON GRAVE CHARGE. IV^ doubt, on the evidence, what he dW was done in the ncercise of the right of self-defence. out 1 i\m rather afraid th^it he has exceeded that right. "I am therefore returning a verdict f culpable homicide not
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    SCHOOL BAZAAR.
    322 4 Methodist Effort In Paya Ltbar. A successiul buz ar was acid at the newl; rected Methodist School at Paya Lebar yes erday in aid of the school building fund. Ih? school prtmises was packed with enir. si stic supporters, a large number of jhuulchildren and their parents. The
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    MASTER RETIRES.
    173 4 Tareer of Mr. H. M. Hois Ing ton. By the retirement of Mr. H. M. Hoisington. 8.A., J.P., thf Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, loses ono of its ablest and most loved masters. Mr. lioisington, uho h3« not been in good cealth for some time, is 53 and has put
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    CRUELTY TO DUCKS.
    115 4 Thirteen Carried In One Basket. Ignorance tbfti it was an offence to carry a:; m ny n thirteen ducks in one small basket was the unsuccessful plea of a Chinese namrj Won Kow when he was charged yesterday before Mr. M. H. Blacker, the Third Magistrate, with
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    QUARREL OVER BOY.
    582 4 Ice-Water Seller's Ribs Broken. AN ineid nt between a Malayalvc ioe-water eeller and i Malay bey cf 12 risul'ed in the lormer's ribs btiji^ broken when the boy^ Lather and grand-mother intervened. An echo of that Incident was heard in the district Court, before Mr. H. A.
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    ANTI-OPIUM CLINIC.
    246 4 Prominent Chinese Leaders' Visit. (By Our Cfttaetfl Correspondent.) The Ant: Opium C inic at Kampong Jr.va Road was honoured on Friday even ng by the visit of Dr. Lim Boon Keng (Pi evident of the University of Amoyi, Mr. Tony Lao (the Chin8M Consul General) and the Hon.
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    PERILS OF THE ROAD.
    261 4 Four Accidents Within Nine Hours. J7OUR na ty street accidents occurred within 2. the hours ot 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Pdlay. In one BMC boy of nine years is susDccied cf having sustained a fracture at the ,a. c e of the .'kull. The?
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    F.M.S.R. DERAILMENT.
    84 4 Penang Kuala Lumpur Mails Delayed. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, July 7. The mail trains to and from Penang arc several hours lave owing to the derailment o 1 seven wagons attached to a mixed train from Pari to Taiping while shunting at Sungei Bak^r The up
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    WOMEN AT HOME.
    671 4 WOMEN A T HOME. DUCHESS OF YORK AND PUBLICITY, A Dress Compromise For. Tennis. (By "Philine.") London, June 20. rjiHE Duchess of York has proved herself, once again, a most r.cmirabl" mother, and 'he new domestic law has introduced into her Piccadilly household should set an example to many other
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    K.L. CHINESE STUDENTS.
    170 4 Annual Meeting, Social And Dance. The second annual general meeting of the Chinese Siurents' Literary Association. Kuala Lumpur, was held on June 28. at 50-A. Klyne Street. Ku;«ia Lumpur, when there were present over 80 members. The reports and accounts for the past year were read and
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    RAO SAHIB M. K. NAIR.
    893 4 An Appi« t latton. HIS SBEVICEB TO MALAYA. 'By Our Indian <> it,, 1 pLeMlintly i<|) led Rao Sahib M K man Nair t>> tic m. mi. u H j rir cases somewhat insLstent r«gu i .n\, linn ciu.iiit: the last l»\v „i k l.\
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    Our Short Story. THAT BULLET HOLE HAS A HISTORY. By Sapper. I
    5726 5 A WRITING lentlMßMl arc you, sir?" I the i.uifiJord. as ho put a full tankard <>u the table in front of me. Well lU I rts U) mako a world." di puta mil a profound truth itrated on
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      247 5 TO-DAY'S RADIO. 4 N Australian singer of note. Harold Wil- o( St. Mary the Virgin, Oxford, and chaplain liams, now a barhon° and in hi«= boyhoc d t0 HM the King a well-known treble wm be on tre to- Fr m 9 35 tO 1015 there wUI be a recit
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    WHAT THE MALAYAN VOLUNTEERS ARE DOING.
    1206 6  -  Shoulder -Strap i The New Intelligence Sections Reorganisation of the Gunners A Busy Week at Headquarters Results of the Penang Bisley meeting. T'HE two new intelligence .sections are beginning to get going and two parades for the Second Battalion were held this week, one
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1735 6 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. TO-DAY'S VIA H EVENTS. Yarns at the Totem. Members of.the Chinese B»tanmlng c u'^ i are informed that tbe clastn? clato of the mcir.be: ship Ctßipftlgn has been extended to I Trie reduction of Ktnace fee from £10 to $3 will remain in force till that date.
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    Some of the Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1228 7  -  CINEQUE 3y- fTHE band of the First Battalion, the V- rim -.it, will play by of Lieut. -Col. J. n' i Capitol Theatre from 690 >' and 8.30 to j.!~> s>.m.5 >. m on when "Soldiers of the I• starring Cicely Courneidge Malayan
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore
    703 8  -  Norma rVBE Polo Club Gymkhana last Sunday proved to be a very successful show ti large crowd attended, i mong tho^e viewing the sporting events I saw Mrs. Geddes who was charmingly gowned in black and white flowered crepe, black toque and white lace gloves.
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    THE SHOP SCOUT.
    314 8 OUTTING on the Ritz yes, oh yea you can swank to your heart** content in the lovely new organdie i-nd pique coatees Rene Ullmann has just lifted from the tissues. White t'or evening, and coloured ones w'ti tiata to match for afternoon The Cire 1 Satin hatfl
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya.
    1479 10 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya. Is The Chinese Wayang Dying Out IN a city where bo many races move side by side, o.ie may well ask what happens to the crowds when the day's work is done. Have they all fallen under the spell of the talking pictures or
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    What The World Is Reading.
    1162 10  -  Charles Pilgrim -By. London, June 20. THERE have been published recently two books of exceptional interest: "Lord Ridde!Tl War Diaries. 1914 1918" (Ivon Nicholson Watson. 215.) and "Peacemaking* by Harold Nicolson (Constable 18s). Both of these books ;<re about the Great War. but neither of
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      109 10 The Control Of Motherhood. I (By J. P. Cair). This is the mos; Authentic TrtatUe on th? Subject of Birth-Control jrft pi'bllvhrd Shows how to make I I Mairiago as happy for the Woman ti fev the Man: A Book that has evoked f 7 hurdreds of Oratrful letters from
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    The "Mystery Man" Replies To The 'Mystery Woman."
    1457 11 LETTER WRITING FINDS READERS IN VARIED HUMOUR. THIRTEENTH HUSBAND WANTED. GOOD TALENT SHOWN IN THE LITERARY CONTEST. Readers W( re asked last week to write an imaginary loiter, from any one person to any other, and the hundreds of entries the "Mystery
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    OUR MODERN PUNSTERS.
    270 11 Search For Ancient Jokes Temporarily Abandoned. The "Mystery Man" w?.s snoring leudly r.s "Anglius" tip-toed into his den and endeavoured to steal away with three wasU-p.iper basku^ full of jckes. The intruder had almost re ched the doer when the sleeper awoke with a prodigous yawu and
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    SPOTTING COMPETITION.
    88 11 I Majority Of Readers Find Hidden Letters. Practically every reader of the Sundav Tribute" found thr» two hidden Ivl's in our ad\erti.sements last week, and every reply re ?ived vas opened and thrown on the floor. They ret* stirrfd up thoroughly, and the one picked up W3s sent
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    "COUPLETS" AGAIN POPULAR.
    435 11 "COUPLETS" AGAIN POPULAR. Making Pun Gut Of The Headlines. ¥F the bulk .<: the entranti In cur "Couple! -2. competition at-.- to be believed the Malayan Volunteer- are Kp:ndlns the v hole of their time in carrying off gca*s and poultry. The Mystery Man a-.id t :e Henpecked Hus b
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    REPLIES IN BRIEF.
    712 11 'Mystery Man" On True Love. Now the "Mystery Man" eoadeneoi mm <>i bSt MNVMpondence, and gives his replies. Philiw Y-o: Can love COOJM IHM WltiMMl ur parents knowledge?* I—Ton1 Ton and \».ur beuo .htd alone r« eooeeraed In your hrtvn feottnjr. (TfffttwH DO one. My peopoj learned
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    THE PRINCESS'S CHOICE.
    1222 11 Literary Corner. READERS SHOW FINK TALENT. rilE *'M\ \n\: Man* 1 is just M liable ti hurl a brick as paai ow .1 bouquet, Mid !)<" 'irvor NH th€ reason or Baying anything th.it he .i«»<s not Thus (n telling reade h thai aaMMf the entries i
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    CYCLING THROUGH MALAYA on a PUSH-BIKE.
    1785 12 CYCLING THROUGH MALAYA on a PUSH-BIKE. Mr. Richard Sidney, whose writings on Malaya have achieved for him renown not only here, but at Home, this week continues his very interesting and informative narrative of a cycling trip from Pcnan^ to Singapore. i\\ U programme >aid: "Ride in the early n'<
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    A "TYKE" GOES ON LEAVE.
    1106 12 A "TYKE GOES ON LEAVE. LESSON ON PROSPERITY SomeWhere in Yorkshire, June, 15. JPVE been knocking around South Yorkshire somewhat during the past few days. From headquarters in Doncaster I have visited Sheffield, Uotherham, Wakefield, Barnsley, Kuddersfield and Elland. and seen other places from car, bus and train I'd like
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    "NOBILITY OF war."
    40 12 Budapest. i." famous French him "^foodou Cn^ which glvea reaHstte presen Uon oiodcr v.-arfarc in »n it., natron, ha been banned I Hungary. Tbe authcirtttea explain thai the Rka "fa to depict the nobility of urar/ 1
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    ONE LOVE!
    16 12 ONE LO VE! Sally Eilirs' .<Jea ul computable tennis garb. Tennis sho with guy bandam bodice
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    THE BLUE FLOWER.
    361 12 Armed Revolution Plot Alleged. fl Zagreb AN unknown conspirator who 'wore a blur flower for recognition purposes: a ion store of Infernal mm hines and other deadly weapons: code messages, formed papers, a special oath thi.s is ihc Egkhi Wallace' background from \vhi( h elMffes nn beinK
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    TO SEE MATADORS.
    144 12 "Miss England" At Uullliivhl. M.«dnd. SPANISH '^tlli-r.t.v a ill \i, itt italUuUTtfU bmycrj .a .j> m hoot** <* I ilficcn Bt:«iity tyji i. m i- Fourteen <>i i-i.. biaul < jinJudm; M^* England i.M, Angela .vill arrtvf 1* Barcelona on BaturtJ tl tnef wll com* u> Madrid
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    HAS ANYONE SEEN A GHOST ?
    1264 13 HAS ANYONE SEEN A GHOST A Reader's Reply. WEIRD EPISODE IN KUALA LUMPUR, TOHE Most Ghastly Ghost" wadescribed in the SumUg tribum of June t. in thi' same faoe 12m "Mystery Man" stated that all ffhostc were takes and challenged anyope tc produce one. A Singapore reader, Mr. E. B
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    "DOWN WITH THE QUACKS."
    961 13 Doctors' Campaign. MEMORANDUM TO THE GOVERNMENT. "D owx witn thc t;ijiu>ks: This is the battle-cry of the medical practitioners in Singapore, for at the moment a war is on a war again \i t the quack doctors. The slump is p«U cyc-opcru r it has made
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    What They Write To Us.
    424 14 What They Write To Us. S[<;;? T :uj Tribune Headers Express Their Views On Many Subjects. Therefore. I ran see no reason why the footboll competition be thought rotten in this reapi Yours, etc.. TABEK TUAN BOSWELI iTo Uic Editor cf the Sunday Tribune.") Sir.— The "Sunday Tribuvr," is .greeted
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    The Mystery Man.
    597 14 (To the Editor of th<> Sund.iy Tr.Jjune.") Sir. -I enjoy very much the page or the "Mystery Man' in your Sunday TrOmne. At the Rrst reading I *as at once struck bj •he breadth of hi views with regard to religion and to the general philosophy u
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    Cross-Word Puzzles.
    466 14 (To the Editor of the "Sunday Tribune") Sir— Tt is not with little interest that I road all your correspondents* ruggestion for r cross-word porit competition in the Sunda v edition of your esteemed journal I heartily n£»r<v- witrt them. P vniit me t<> add here, sir, thn
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    The Football Results.
    127 14 i To th? Editor of the "Sunday Tribune.") Sir. I agree with the suggestion of your outstation correspondent. Si Chin Hin, "that you abolish the scheme of predicting correctly the margin of wins, so as to enable us, outstation readers to have some chances of winning your
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    CONTEST SUGGESTION
    255 14 Popularity of "Mystery Man." (To the Editor of the "Sunday Tribune.") Sir, As a staunch supporter and regular leader of both your popular journals the J\:claya Tribunj and thf Sunday Tribune —I must say that they hive, indeed, set a high record in Malayan journalism besides having almost
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    Suggested Competitions.
    325 14 'To the Editor, '-Sunday Tribune." > S.v. In your is^ue of June 18. I noticed thai •>ou publish the results of the football matches played during the week. The publication oi choc results Eaves a lot of time and trouble /or your readers when they wsh to claim
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    DOOR TO THE PAST.
    383 14 Grand Canyon Shows Earth's Age. New York. THE earth in. y be 2,000,000,000 years hundreds of millions of years older thai most estimates allow. This was what Dr loan Merriam, a distinguished scientist, hM old an audience at New York University, dur ing a lecture on
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    TO FIGHT TIMBER PEST.
    84 14 Pigmy Wasp Eggs Exports From Hungary. Budapest. Thousands of pigmy wasps are now bein? exported to America to light caterpillars whic.i O'j considerable damage in the timber yards. The wa ps, which are found almost exclusively (a Hungary, are dispatched in the egy M.a^e, chiefly from
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    1179 15 A Corner For Our Young Folk. IThis week Uncle Harry asks you to write to him and reminds you that the essay competition is still open. I HOPE that every one of you is out for that prize. You have until Monday to write to me and set out the
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    A LONDON LETTER.
    953 15 SCOTSMEN art- very annoyed indeed with Englishmen. Sir Robert Homo has just protested In the Houj.c of Commons against Scotland being icferrtd i» insolently as "the upper of this island and ho complained vehemently against letter*; being addressed to him "N.8." (North Britain). Captain A H. M.
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    A REVIEW OE THE WEEK'S
    2316 16  -  Rimau By THE ISLAND GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP SMITH'S CONSISTENT FORM INTER-COLLEGE CRICKET ALVIS' LONE EFFORT O'COTTA'S CENTURY AGAINST THE S.C.C CLARKE CUP CRICKET TRIAL KWOK AH KENG'S 1,000 RUNS THE MALAYA CUP SOCCER COMPETITION LATEST POSITIONS SINGAPORE LAWN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS MRS. LAING'S NEW TITCE THE COMING
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    MALAYAN SPORT.
    1523 17 1 ci h waa remarkable f«»i th< low i "i'- no! a single batsman on «it!i<" side reaching double figures. Port Dickson's total was k>, and the Sikhs made 36. A1 hockey the Sikhs scored three r oals without reply and i'i the badminton matches, port Dickson won
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    593 17  -  K.O. (BY pHI?.K) Camera must be the hero of the Italians to-day. For the first time |n the history of boxing Italy has won a world title, and the heavyWrißhi title at that. A However, there is not much glory fcttached t<> Camera's
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    SWIMMING.
    50 17 TO-DAY. At the Chinese bwininnu^ Club La. lies fx> yards breast stroke handicap. Men (A. and II.) 200 yards breast *>troke handicap. Boyi and Cirls U ft. and under) 60 yard* l>tv;ist .stroke handicap. Water-polo. SUNDAY, JULY 23. At the Chinese Swimming Club Mmyncw Trophy— open half mile. Water-polo.
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    SPORTS DIARY.
    67 17 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. TO MORROW JULY lo BMM I MaikUtpallty 81l U MPH BramuKo .J.i.uji bf.j.TUESDAY. JULY 11. I.C.F.A. v. Ma)ny.s. An.son Road WEDNESDAY. JULY 12. Marine I v. Police. Arson Rr>ad Chin's,' in Monopoiic.H, Jalun Bez*r. THURSDAY. JULY 13. S.C.C. v. SRC. S.C.C. Chinese II v Malays 11.
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    ATHLETICS.
    25 17 Wednesday: Rangoon Road School Sporii, •*;> p. in Gc.'Ti.son Spoil* at TatiKlin. from Monday to Ihur: 'ay <luat>. Frtda\. July Mth and Saturt.»y. l;"»fh ifin.i]si.
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    GOLF.
    28 17 TO-MOKROW. JULY 10 I'* :-!>• 1 ladie>* spoon «st^oke>. TUESDAY. JULY 11. Comtuiu?" nno.ing. K ppel O.C. SUNDAY. JULY 16. Isla d Club v Krppel G.C Lsland Club. <
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    CRICKET.
    105 17 TO-DAY. C'arUe Cup: Rest tcial at B.R.C. tj.C.C. v. Non-B'.nders, S.C.C. FRIDAY. JULY 14. Claiko Cup, European* v. The Rest, S.C.C. Johoro C.C v. Port Canning Johore Bahru. Clarke Cup. European* v The Rest. S.C.C. SATURDAY. JULY 15. S )angor v. Perak at Ipoh. St. Joseph's v. Ram s
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    Racing Sensations At Perak Summer Meeting.
    1268 18 TWO RIDERS' CALLED UP BY STEWARDS. LAST DAY OF IPOH RACES. JOCKEY MOORE BREAKS HIS LONG RUN OF BAD LUCK. The closing clay of the Perak Turf Club's three-day Summer race meeting at Ipoh yesterday was marked by two incidents in which the Stewards
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    cricket gossip of The day.
    679 18 C. F. Walters Compared To Spooner. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, June 29. IT now looks as if C. F. Walters is the No. batsmrm that the England selectors have Ixrn looking for since Jack Hobbs entered upon semi-retirement. His showing in the first innings
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    IPOH CUP-TIE SOCCER.
    72 18 Burma Rifles Defeat Prisons Department. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, July 8. In the local cup-tie tOCCer for the Saw Ah Choy Jubilee Cup, in the opening match. A Company of the Burma Rifles defeated Talptatf Prisons Department by 2 o. The soldiers had the better team
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    SELANGOR TROUNCE PENANG.
    1087 18 just accepted an appointment with a firm of beat the home defence until after ten minutes' play, dirino which period Sehmgor settled dewn In the Penanq half, bullying the defence. Several scoring opportunities were lost by Selangor. whose forwards appeared to tuk»' matters e-sy. The pace of
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    WIMBLKDON TENNIS.
    238 18 The Women's Singles Final. Lomii III! AT Wimbltdon ir-day Mrs Will-- Mood) again sub:::; 1 in her s.voke-p )W( i content to produce no greater speed than Mm round, who drow splendidl, hut failed 10 show much court craft and missvd many opportunities at the net by r-'gged
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    ATHLETIC SPORTS.
    66 18 Championships At The White City, Koilt''m. Jrl. <l Further ruulta at the BritWa A A A. f cHiig the Whit'j City to-day sac c.s fofowt: 880-yards: Wh.tr head Northern champin: > I 54-1 5. DISCUS THROW M;.da.a-/ «H\m>jarv> 144 ft. IU4 inches. JAVELIN THROW: Abtil tltwltmil champion) 169
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    P.C.C. SPORTS.
    48 18 P.C.C SPORTS. tallg, July 8. Lady Clcnienti pnamtad tIM puzcs at the 'onclusion of the P.C.C. athltti( afternoon. J. W. Clark won (lv> ehun rtonsh p. I* iivflrst in thelOO yards uftd th- U ng .iur.i;). iai second in the 220. the weii;hl Put MM] tI.V hijjii jump
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    BRITISH OPEN GOLF FINAL.
    51 18 BRITISH OPEN GOLF FINAL. Shu to WIM :5«-hole Replay, n July i DKNSMORL li 75 to Cnk Wl pi In thercptai >! tlv> i hip at ft later 81) U. I* ii hv !4!< to IS4 ottf •f» Jk.!<.. ;.r(i th'i i, rr y^ Brltkh opei i»r«\»ousl> by Oca* r
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    STATE CRICKET.
    110 18 SdMgora Ferai Against Perafc i Lumpur. July t. The' follov.ii] .ii I to pl»y f«f Selanttoi ;<t Prrak nrxt wcU «»t Ipoh: CO Labrcox ro.D.A. Cooper. T Dwteoa Bmitii B (..!i j d Hunt)' Kuok Ah Ken I ill Singh v Ponmah, L ds Siha. U Vandi'r!) >lt.
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    Singapore Breaking All Records This Season
    123 19 YESTERDAY'S MALAYA CUP MALACCA BEATEN IN EVERY DEPARTMENT. Singapore Win Six-Nil. Brilliant Display By The Home Halves. Rain on Friday and again yesterday had left thtj Anson Road Stadium in a pretty sodden condition but it had recovered to a better extent than expected
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    COMMENTS ON THE GAME.
    954 19  -  REYNARD Brilliant Passing By Singapore. 'BY gINGAPOKE'S play in the Malaya up matches so far has been distinguished by brilliant passing, which has nonplussed other teams. It did come off altogether at Seremban \Dut it has #ive:i them immense supefnonty in the other two game.s. Fifteen
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    DESCRIPTION OF THE PLAY.
    806 19  -  Singapore Go Easy After Interval. iBY RIMAU JHOUSAXDS thronged the Alison Road Stadium yesterday to witness the Malaya Cup encounter be twee 1 Singapore and Malacca. Malacca's convincing win against Johore, and the fact that the "Sleepy Hollow" was fielding an All-Chinese side (winners of the
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    INTERCOLLEGIATE SOCCER.
    563 19 Medicals Win. PRESENTATION OF THE TROPHIES. •^UK Medical Cql|*p ami Rattles Cotyege nu't on the former's ground yesterday, for the honours in the annual staff Trophy match. An uxciting game resulted in a 2-nil victory for the. Medical College. It was a fast game all the way through
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    SINGLES PING-PONG CHAMPION.
    341 19 Ding-Dong Strußffle At Great World. YIP Pl-ua Yew. o| the Chinese Cliin Wjft Athletic AxAcciation, won tk- Blngap a iing-pons utotlei ehampten ihlp ;»i the Oi svi -ij in t nigni liter a ihnihiv,* ttrmgle vttii Chow W«l sum. «t tii. CMnrw OpnpankKja Athletic t». i;ii:iu). \<i.o:u
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    NO CRICKET YESTERDAY.
    15 19 AH yesterday's local crkkrt matches were v ;!.-sl)ci jut b;; the rain.
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