Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 16 July 1933

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    21 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I.— \lo J>. SINGAPORE, SUNDAYTJULY 16, 1933. I'IVK CENTS
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    F.M.S. Railway Employees' Quarrel Ends In Tragedy.
    247 1 ALLEGED MURDER OF ENGINE DRIVER. DISMISSED FIREMAN HELD BY TDE POLICE. Cook Dies Of Wounds. Victim About To Retire After 26 Years* Service. (From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, July 15. A driver name Joaquim, employed on the F.M.S. Railways, met a tragic end
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    READERS' CLEVER COUPLETS.
    353 1 Singapore Bags All The Prizes. Readers of the Sunday Tribune headlines are convinced that "Down with the Quacks" constitutes "Cruelty to ducks and the majority of them are sure that the recent delivery of the Mails from K. L. was due to the P.M.S. Railways mislaying one
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    249 1 Singapore Malay Wins Prize, MR. JA'APAR bin Haji Tahir, of N*vy Houf*. Grange Road, Singapore, won cur sixth soccer forecast- competition, advertised in the Sunday Tribune of June 25, and* receives the prize of $50. Ho correctly forecast the margins by whicn^ thr teams won in the
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    PENANG DRAW WITH KEDAH.
    281 1 Yesterday's Soccer. POSITION OF TEAMS IN NORTH. VHERE is just a remote possibility that Kedah will qualify to play in the Malaya Cuv final this year Having beaten Perak and drawn with Penang, they are now on level term? with Selangor on points and if they
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    SELANGOR—PERAK CRICKET.
    152 1 SELANGOR— PERAK CRICKET. Inter-State Game in Ipoh. > \From Our Own Correspondent Ipoh, July 15 SELANGOR and Perak met in their annual inter-state fixture to-day. The game will be continued to-morrow Scores: {Dew <• Lall Singh b La Brooy o Suppiah b Lall Singh 2 Murray c Gill b Henry
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    KUALA LUMPUR CRICKET.
    277 1 5—0 —34 —2; Athorne 2 —0 —19 —0: Thompson I—o—ll—o. SELANGOR CLUB. R. B. Battiscombe c Howard b Sinclair 9 C. Mills b Mustard 22 J. C. Collett b Mustard 15 L. A. Tucker b Mustard 2 S. D. P. Larner b Mustard 0 R. M. Bousfield
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    GENERAL FENG'S SUCCESS.
    525 1 Nation Jubilant. INTERNAL PEACE SECURED? SETTLEMENT of the issue in Charhur, where the "Christian General," Feng, is defying the Japanese, and disobeying the orders of the Central Government in Nanking, is in sight. Marshal Yen is conducting the peace negotiations and they are reported to be progressing
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    41 1 Yesterday's Close In New York And London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London. Julv 15. London Rubber, ?pot 3 7 «(i. Oct.-Dec. 4d. New York Rubber, Spot 0 1 i. ct>. Aug.-Sept. 9-!,, cts. (ROSSI; ATE. New York London 4.78*
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    SCHOOL FEES INCREASE.
    1787 1 PETITION TO THE council; Need For It." Memorandum Hy Mr. Laycock. campaign led hy the Malaya Tribum against the Government's proposal to increase school fees on Jan. 1 next is force*. A meeting of (Ideates from various associations will 1,,, he'd on July 25 to draw up
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      64 1 THE LANKA STORKS, No. 28, RivtM side, Malacca. Branch: No. It, Jalan Abdullah, Muar. BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS' CASSOXt NOVELS kiOOK BINDING. v\ ii no <:< m ..»i gi m q wuh b <>k-oi:hii train .Singapore to •i. Ic-htiMting for our custom en Phose for vhoai such work i, (i been
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      28 1 WHY <;0 ELSEWHERE FOR UP-TO-DATE NEWS WH E N YOU CAN GET IT At Vi. N. li UffilDAOa, Sultan Street Station or Lranch at (i.IM). lUiildint:.. KUALA LUMPUR.
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, July 16, 1933. MALAYA AND W.E.C.
    267 2 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: Sunday, July 16, 1933. MALAYA AND W.E.C. The restoration of silver to its i i: htful status as a medium of exchange, proposed in the resolution now before the Monetary and Economic Conference, has a jnoineixtous interest for the East, particularly for China and India, :ind it
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    IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS
    947 2 IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS i riNE of the most difficult problems the local police is faced with is the secret society menace. Unlawful associations not only exist among the lower classes of the Chinese communities; there are also some very I'owerful Boyanese societies in Singapore. I^HE situation
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    WIT and WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    764 2 IIfELL, well, well, here we are again: all bright and smiling in spite of the writs and the judgment sum- j monses. It's a great life if you don't i weaken. What kind of treatment can I give you all this week Let me
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      41 2 TIDE TABLE. Tt>-&Kfl .10 am. and 5.10 p.m. Bicnov: o..j:> am. ar.d 0.05 pm. v-"v; o.iO a iii. and ;.0."» p.m. V\> inetday; 9.25 a.m. and 8.05 p.m. thui d.v: lO.iy a.m. and 8.58 pjn. l'ii >. 11 a.m. a:iu 9.45 p.m.
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    SECRET CHANDU RAID BY MONOPOLIES OFFICERS.
    651 3 SURPRISE VISIT TO WOMAN'S ROOM. i SEVERE CROSS-EXAMINATION. ACCUSED WHO; DARED NOT LEAVE HIS FRIENDS. An interesting case of alleged illegal preparation and possession of chandu dross was hoard in the District Court yesterday. One accused, who gave evidence for the prosecution, stated that
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    ALLEGED BREACH OF PRISON RULES.
    633 3 Indian To Be Tried Again, A N int.j.a.stinp criminal appeal came up ix- fore Mr. Jtttttei Mills in the App-.-a! Oanar, ye urday morniir:. The appeal was one In winch an Did Incuau roolir named Doraisamy appealed against the derision of t!ie Police Court in
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    "WHERE IS THIS LADY?"
    142 3 WHERE IS THIS LADY?" New Star At The Alhambra To-Day. i'"raii7 Lchur. ;iio tamom Continental c«-n-.--hai at lii t been prevailed upon to write •me of hi: brilliant mr.. ical scores especially for the audible screen, onci the screen U iis- -el rnriched by the gloriou.> neHMtteo. tentr needs ]]o
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    ACCIDENT SEQUEL.
    144 3 Did Lorry Have A Rear Light? A CHINESE lorry driver, Quok Ah Pui m produced bciore the Fourth Magistrate M R F. Earl, yesterday charged with -doing an act likely to Ouw damage." Mr. Anderson prosecuted while Mr S B Tan was for the accused. It is alleged
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    MOTOR-CAR TAX.
    52 3 One Payment For Whole Of Malaya? Municipal Committee No. 1 apprwei tnr proposal that motor vehicles on which tax ims already been paid in the F.M.S. tr the U M tf should not b2 rc-tuxed in Bingapcre provid d rtoprocity m the F.M.s. and the S.ate of Johorc
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    WAS EVIDENCE ADMISSIBLE?
    616 3 The statement would hm corroborated or tended to prove the innocence of the accui.ed. The courts were accustomed to pay ronsidcrnble importance to statements made by witnesses immediately the case was under investigation. "The question your lordshio ha:; to d.c.di> is whether this rejection of vidence has
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    DROWNED IN A DRAIN.
    339 3 Child's Had Death. PLAYING WITH HIS BROTHER. A PATHETIC rtory wu unfolded in the Coroner*! Court ycnterdaj wht'ii Mr. F. Bourne opened an inquiry into the <l»*ath .iT-ol.i Chinese boy vrbo was drown**! whilst playing with his brother. TUi' deceased's 'oro.hr. r.« i ir,,: Ui >'
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    The Cinema, In Malaya.
    1354 4  -  CINEQUE JJER Majesty, Love," the First National comedy romance staring- Marilyn Miller, with Ben Lyon in ne leading masculine role and comqg to the Capitol Theatre next hange, includes in the cast two girls if seventeen, who got their flying tart toward stardom by appearing ii
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    TAKING OVER WAR DISTRICTS.
    206 5  -  Min Kuo Jih Pao Volunteers Clash With Japanese. Shanghai. July It /CLASHES between the Manchurian Volunteers and the Japanrse have been renewed in -in area between Tehling and Kaiyuan (north or Mukden and along the Smhai tMukdenHailung* Railway. rh i!;;. (i S t 1 Chi Han^-
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    JOHORE NEWS.
    345 5 MAN ROBS FRIEND. Tied Up And Assaulted With Hammer. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Eahru. July u L UR robbing a friend, who sheltered him. a Malay named Abdul Rahman bin Menamed Sim was sentenced to undergo a monta' > r.i. by Ungku Ismail iThird Ma?is>;rateJ yesterday. It
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    AERODROME FLOODED.
    84 5 Mails Delayed By Changes In Siam. tFrcm Our Oicn Correspondent > Bangkok. July 14. The M AitIMI M wa:- almost the 1 st civil 'pi 'ne to use Don Maung aerodrome, for the monsoon has iiocded the aerodrome, which is now closed. The Dutch 'planes will use Kohlak.
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    TRADE BARRIERS.
    62 5 London. J\ ly 14. The United St^te.s. Japan, the Netherlands at;d Ncrvay ate the only Govern r,cnt.> .^till rtmalnir.g prties to tl»e international convention fcr the abolition of imports and txportl p:ohib;t:ons and restrictions, stated Capt. R. A. Eden in tae Hou:se of Commons to-d y. AH other
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      660 5 Test Your Skill and Win Cash Prize of $25. <|» OR "Sunday Tribune" i jyj 0 Popular Football r Must Be Contest. Won (No. 9.) Fee. The "Sunday Tribune" has decided to give a priz-- of HI (whkfc Moot bt to thp read'.T or readers who for -cast tin- hu.ic,t
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    854 6  - A Woman Peeps At Singapore Norma s v AN afternoon wedding of beauty and simplicity was witnessed on Saturday afternoon when Margaret (Rita) Stark and Georgia Christian Ashworth uttered the marital vows. TPHE Rev. S. Band took the service which was choral, Warner's Bridal March and Mende'sshon's Wedding March being
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    THE SHOP SCOUT.
    258 6 (>OWNS gowns gowns, what smart new ones 1 witnessed being unpacked in Vogue shop Crepes, organdies, prints, in Victorian types, Spanish influence, directoire styles, etc., high neck frill* wide sashes, etc., in every fashion imaginable. The Vogue hats are the talk of the town straws, felts, fedoras,
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya.
    1477 8 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya. Peep At A Chinese Wedding. I Have you heard I how Chinese brides I are teased during the I wedding celebrations I in order to make them I laugh TPIIE rites at Chinese weddings vary accordIng to the clan of Chinese to which belong
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    What The World Is Readinq
    1320 8  -  Charles Pilgrim I By, 1 liondon, June 27. r ho J*J f °r a really entertaining u l"lwmM will read "Half A Ml* b> James strachey Barnes (Eyre Bpotiswoode 10s. 6d.). This book might well be called a life and a half for> aßho^ n
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    "Examine my Mail."
    543 9 NO QUESTION DELIBERATELY SHIRKED. REPLY TO COMPLAINTS. NOT ALLOWED TO SELECT HIS OWN SUBJECTS. A number of readers having suggested that the "Mystery Man wallowed to select questions and subjects from the m*« and to reject those he cannot deal with, the Editor of the Sunday Tribune"
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    SPOTTING CONTEST.
    86 9 Several Readers Find The Missing M's. THE two hidden m last week wire lalfcff stowed away in the advirtise*nents of Messrs. John L.ttle Co., Ltd., (Bahamma Desert) and the Lanka Stores <Custommers). They were not easy to spot, but several thousand re^rs fnuni them. Once more the entries
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    JOKE COMPETITION.
    212 9 Singapore Girl Wins The Prize. OUR readers may deserve raspberries when it comes to being reporters but th:y certainly have a sense of humour. The Scotch Jokes submitted last we?k were really excellent and it has been most diffirult to select one which can be called the best.
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    A PENANG CRITIC.
    768 9 How He Would Suit As A Reporter, APENANG reader writes to the "Mystery Man" as follows: Dear Mr. "Mystery Man" Allow me to congratulate you for presenting to us the two views on "The Princess's Choice." with tha^ .subtle touch, one from a man and the other
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    HOW TO MAKE A REPORT.
    1018 9 Readers Miss The Bus. SECRET REVEALED BY "MYSTERY MAN." gVERY entrant in last week's Literary Contest setfl a prize A ttautiful basket of raspberries Readers were ar-ked to imagine that they were a newspaper reporter assigned to write a story on Mr. William Blank, who
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      297 9 Rid yourself of STOMACH TROUBLE and enjoy a Healthy Appetite by taking II Sanatogen lACK of appetite is mostly "A noteuxvrthy effect of s due to stomach trouble, Sanatogen is a better which in turn is usually a appetite which \s generquestion of nerves." Nerve- flWy perceived within weakness prevents
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    WHAT THE MALAYAN VOLUNTEERS ARE DOING.
    808 10  -  Shoulder -Strap By The Malay Company Celebrates Demonstration to Raffles Cadets— The Programme For The Week— Jubilee Of The Shanghai Corps. f rilK marriage of Corporal Abdul shakore. of (Malay) Company, to a daughter of Lieut. Rahmat bin Abbas, also of the Malay Company,
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1068 10 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. LONG Oi chard Road there situated I I l\ club which has been brought into the lime- nt on more than cuio occ blob. Wo refer to tno India-Crylon Club. In u way the I nd. a -Ceylon Club la unique. Us membership :s Restricted to the
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    TO-DAY'S CLUB EVENTS.
    322 10 TO-DAY'S CLUB EVENTS. M.wl) i, ihe Rri Km. < Hamilton Party are request* i i!u rntr tcr ihc op n Dmib nnm, ,»<,., hip ..r Pvty a:v n«.w n and v. :4th instant The draw will tak< place j.,,j, inal at 5-15 p.m ;u Hh P nurt at linmng IC.
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    Yarns at the Totem,
    439 10 Yarns at the Totem, I Notes and News For Malayan Bov Scouts. <•* I IHAVE been asked to write a word or < two of explanation in these notes about the Three Branches of Scouting. The Group in Scouting, theoretically, consists of a Pack of Wolf Cubs, ;i Troop of
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    WALKING ROUND MALAYA.
    174 10 News From Two Malay Hikers. Mohamed Yunus, who set out on a walking expedition round Malaya in company with Mohamed Syed. on May 16, and whoee progress along the west coast as far a& Penang has been previously reported in these columns now writes from Pasir Puteh,
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    1094 11 A Corner For Our Young Folk. The prize-winning essay appears this week. I Uncle Harry announces another competition I and writes about a Chinese general. I r |Mlh lir.st thing you will look for this week will be ihe winner of the e -a> competition on, "Why 1 like the.
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    A London Letter.
    638 11 rrilK ran came down but the pilots 1 went up. That is the story of the Royal Air Force Display at Hendon this year. It was carried out in the worst iveather conditions ever known Cor tii is popular event of the London j w a on.
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      402 11 «»fcltt EXCEED 512,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,000. The Great Eastern life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAn S BSTTUPCBNT3). HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry. £.C. The Comptny has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with the
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    A REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S –
    1818 12  - A REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S Rimau i,i nun n.i,nm, WmMM MALAYA CUP SOCCER SINGAPORE'S TRIUMPHANT PROGRESS MALACCA NOT DISGRACED PENANG NOT GOOD CUP FIGHTERS? MR. BACH AN SINGH MALAYA'S FIRST ASIATIC CUP-SOCCER REFEREE THE CLARKE CUP CRICKET MATCH REST NEVER MORE STRONGLY REPRESENTED RESULTS SINCE INCEPTION OF SERIES LAST WEEK'S
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    MALAYAN SPORT.
    820 13 A remarkable feat «>i bowling wa performed *>i Penang mi Sunday by a young Eurasian named Mariano. Flaying for tin i\R.C. against the Teeters" a team composed mainly of Fenaiitf Police officers, Mariano sent down four overs in the course of which he captured nine wickets without giving
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    720 13  -  K.O. (BY Singapore fight fans must be get- ting a little disheartened. So many "•>itf lights" have baen promised, bu; I none has materialised. Tfte Sullivan Graham controversy has subsided and is unlikely to come off, unless t"e < K A.F. champion agrees
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    PING-PONG FRIENDLIES.
    38 13 Bales.ier Friendly A.P. team v. the Plavfair B.P. to-day at 420, Balestier Road: Oi.« Kay Sung, Chua K.eng Whye, Lim Huat Lye, Kho- Jiak Keng, Ee Tian Kee. T. Albuquerque, the SRC. Ist XI soccer captain.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLIES.
    19 13 Playing on the Clerical Union ground on Thursday, the Rumah MLskin FT drew 2—2 with the Union.
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    MALACCA BADMINTON.
    19 13 The Malacca Chinese F. C. hadmiiron section beat the Shamrock Badminton Party by five games to two.
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    THROUGH MALAYA BY PUSH BIKE.
    605 13 One thing in particular we noticed how o^her cyclists did their work. When one is a motorist a cyclist is merely a wobbling nuiwhom the sooner you can pass the better. When one is a cyclist one likes to see how a fellow sufferer is
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      108 13 ESTLE'S PRODUCT A NESTLES PRODUCT A NESTLES PRODUCT A SOMETHING OF INTEREST S GENUINE MALTED MILK IN TINS I S P "aHESDUE'S" 8 l«ESTrf^ HALTED |r_-«.^. I mtiM s T|Bf^U»TRALASl A) LIMITED. W |j L R &^affiffi^.3 GoaamEss. s The right way to withstard iry'nc dimalic conditions is to take
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      219 13 SPORTS DIARY. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. TO-MORROW, JULY 17. Malaya Cup- Command v Malacca ar Malacca. Commrrclai Cup- IfiwUfMi v Postals G yiang Hongkong BaiJ; v BraatOCO, 3.H8 A. P.O. v. Muiu.pGlus, Juian Besar. TUESDAY, JULY 18. Malays v. S.R.C., Jalan Besar. Marine II v. Med. S., Anson Road. WEDNESDAY, JuA 19.
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    The Singapore Garrison Athletic Sports.
    1204 14 THRILLING FINISH TO MILE TEAM RACE. MOST SUCCESSFUL UNIT. WILTSBIRES IB.Q: WIN CHAMPIONSHIP BY SIX POINTS. Although no records were broken at the Garrison Spoils at Tanglin yesterday, there was no lack of excitement. A keen struggle marked the final of the tug-of-war between an
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    A.C.S. BEAT ST. ANDREW'S.
    217 14 For the first time in the history of the Anglo Chinese School, cricket has been introduced and the school XI made a good start by beating a team of St. Andrew's School en St. Andrews groimd. Scores: ANGLO-CHINESE SCHOOL. Sclakar, Singh run out 1 Ram b
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    PENANC. CRICKET SENSATION.
    191 14 Europeans v. Rest Game Off. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Pcnang. July 15. rWMiH Europeans v. The Rest cricket ma ch which was to have been playod here for the de Sil\a Shield has beet) cancelled This is a sequ# to the taUmn of the Rest to ;gree
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    THE NEXT TEST.
    75 14 England Team To Meet West Indies. London, July 15. ENGLAND'S tMn to meet the West Indict at ?^anche.stsr on July 22 has been selected as follows: D. R. JARDINE <capt.) (Surrey). R. E. S. WYATT Warwickshire) C. K. WALTERS (Worcestershire). R. W. V. ROBINS (Middlesex). H. SUTCLIFFE
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    POLICE SOCCER.
    48 14 Perak Beat Penang At Ipoh. /From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipch, July 15. PERAK won the Mitchell Shield by bcatr/g Penang in the final to-day by I—o.1 0. Mrs. M. L. Wynne, wife of the C.P.0.. Perak. presented the trophy to the winners after the match. i
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    HORSE FALLS AT TAIPING.
    442 14 RACE 6. 1. ROCKLEY STAR <Bt-ven> 2. EARWIG (Wahab). 3. MISS CUE <Yacob> Time: 1 mln. 20-2 5 sees. I Wen by one length. Tot-: $17- $8. $8. UACE 7 1 M\NOH VEHAM (Bevrnt. 2. TREFOLD <L. WhitUkcr). 3. S:.!ITHS DEAN iMcor). Timt 1 1 mln.
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      373 14 TO-DAY'S BADIO. Listeners who prefer religious services to the jHe will sp^-ik on Bolts and Bridges' uuder customary addresses will be pleased to note the "Engineering end the Empire" service. Ho that a service from the famous old London is a director of the National Federation of Iron church of
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    The Ball Beats The Hat In Local Test Match.
    1356 15 COLOURLESS CRICKET AT TOE S. C. CEUROPEANS V. REST MATCH. SIX HOURS PLAY PRODUCES ONLY 168 RUNS. The annual Clarke Cup cricket match between the Europeans and the Rest of Singapore, which was begun at 4.30 p.m. on Friday afternoon and
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    ST. JOSEPH'S BEAT R.C.
    175 15 St. Joseph's Institution beat Raffles College by two wickets on the School ground yeserday. Scores RAFFLES COLLEGE. Mosbergen. c. b. Fernandez 2 E-ss. b. Leijssus 13 Lewis, c. Philemon b. Minjoot 11 Rum. b. Fernandez 2 Singh, c. h. Kec Pow 4 Hah Eng. b. Leijssius
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    MEDICAL COLLEGE WINS.
    220 15 Yesterday's Cricket At Sepoy Lines. PLAYING on their own ground yesterday afternoon, the Medical College Union defeated the Raffles Institution by 79 runs. Scores R. I. Ist Innings. G. Valberg c Boon Bong bW. Ess IL' L. Hfliftaf t Willis b Armstrong 16 M. Valberg b Boon
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    CRICKET AT ANSON ROAD.
    64 15 Yesterday's match between the Y.M.C.A. Ist and the Medical College Reserves at the Anson Road grcund ended in a win for the Association by two wickets and 105 runs. The College Reserves took first knock and icorcd 47 runs and the Association replied with 152 for
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    KEPPEL GOLF CLUB.
    19 15 A mixed foursomes competition has been arranged for the August holidays at the Keppel Golf Club.
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    SECRET CHANDU RAID.
    400 15 don't like to say certain things in her presence? No. that is not so. MET SECOND ACCUSED ALONE. Was second accused with his mistress at the New World when you met him? No, he was a!cne. Was the womaai in the room when you went there? No,
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    ANOTHER HAUL.
    120 15 Ships Tank Conceals $10,000 Worth. Yet another attempt to smuggle a large quantity of chandu into the Colony has been frustrated. When the "Kutsanu arrived from Crm*a ports yesterday afternoon and berthed at Tanjong Pagar. a party of Revenue Officers boarded the vessel to carry out their usual
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    BILLIARDS TOURNEY.
    108 15 Amateur Championship Competition. AST nifchVs (Id in the fouv-ball Amateur *-i open billiards ehamoinm-hip at the New World, for the Challeng- Shield presented by M^srs. Fraiikol Brothers resulted as follows: Sirat bin Haji Ahmad (Java P:anakan> beat Goh Guan Chuah (Clerical Union- 300—265. Salleh bin Kassim < Fat
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    THE PRODUCE STAKES.
    47 15 Colombo Wins National Breeders. London, July 15. fFIHE National Breeders Produce Stakes, run at Sandown to-day, resulted M follows; 1. COLOMBO. 2. SILVER ARABY. 3. VALERIUS. Ten ran: won bv one-a::d-a-half 1 ngths. hr.lf-a-length between second and third Betting: 40—85; 7—l; 13— 2— Reuter
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    INTER-SCHOOL SOCCER
    301 15 Johore English College Beaten. THE Anglo-Chinese School. Singapore, defeated the Enjrli^h College. Johore Bahru. in a friendly game of soccer yesterday on the S.H.B. ground at Cantonment, by 5-^-2. The Kcal bovs overran th>ir opjx)nrnN the first half, leading 4—o at the interval and adding a fifth Roal
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    BRITAIN TO MEET AMERICA.
    181 15 Australia llcatcn In Davis Cup. London Jnl> 15. BRITAIN b- A', Hi Dt*tl Cup Kr i ;>. an I M \Vunl>)> »r thi. :n.i!( .i to one. H. W Aim In i>' l M Orntl 4.7 5. 6 —3. R«-\\v v In th< raiher ti<- V-n\
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      148 16 The Pcnang and Selangor Malaya Cup 6 2. Note the referee, Mr. Bachan Singh, soccer teams, which met in Kuala Lumpur on who was the first Asiatic to control a match in game was flawless. the Bth, when Selangor (on the right) won the Malaya
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      THE LIMERICK COMPETITION.
      319 16 THE LIMERICK COMPETITION. Mystery Man" Supply Last Lines. rpHE "Mystery Man" has trif^d all the m, to make Kcr-boon rhyme with Trih^ •n answer to the hundreds of readars whTIL in Limericks re R arding the "Sunday Trib.i? Scm« of them were good but none wet n2T winners. In making
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      WINDING UP OF CONFERENCE.
      135 16 Foreign Exchange Malfct a Serene. T London. July 11 HE usual Saturday mornln K .aim prm* In World Economic Conference In* quartans to-day. No meetings were held. The only occurrence to cause a rlpnto f Interest was a letter Issued by Mr. 00% 1 (chairman of
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      TYPHOID VICTIM.
      122 16 Well-Known Referee Past* Away. The many friends of Mr. J. R. DarfW ft regre. to l.arn of his death, from typhoid M at the General Hospital at 11 o'clock oaN#r I night. j Mr. Dirgue was very well known u tooCfcal referee and took a keen interest In
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      MALAY CYCLIST INJURED.
      42 16 I A Malay cyclist was slightly injured f"** I day afternoon when his machine and a Wo* car driven by a European l*dy cu» collislcn in Cluny Road He sustaint»d a cut lip and «bra»kmi k IC J^ ..•^yf.
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