Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 6 August 1933

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I.— No. 12 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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    All-Malayan Soccer Final Packed With Thrills.
    125 1 The Home Eleven s Dramatic First-Minute Score. SINGAPORE RETAINS COVETED CUP. SEVEN GOALS SCOfitD IN THE FIBST HALF. Selangor Beaten By 8-2. Crowd Of Over 11,000 People Pack The Stadium. Singapore annexed the premier Malayan soccer trophy for the seventh time since th c
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    DESCRIPTION OF THE PLAY.
    1141 1 Seven Goals In First Half. ißy "Rhnau.") A VAST concourse of spectators, estimated at over 11.000, filled the S.A.F.A. Stadium at Anson Road for the thirteenth Malaya Cup final yesterday, when Singapore all bur avenged their humiliating B—l8 —1 defeat by Selangor m 1927, by winning
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    SINGAPORE'S SMART FORWARDS.
    718 1 THE GOAL-SCORERS, i SINGAPORE. First: MAT NOOR (Ist minute) Second: MAOON (16(h minu. I. Third: KENG HOCK (17th minute). Fourth: DOLFATTAH (23rd minute). Fifth: KENG HOCK (28th minute). Sixth: KENG HOCK (42nd minute). Seventh: MADON (51? t minute). K:ghth: MAT NOOR (55th minute*. SELANGOR. First: IMNRY iHili
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    SULTAN OF BRUNEI IN SINGAPORE.
    318 1 Interviewed By "Sunday Tribune." TVRfc-SSEt m a well-tut grey lounge su t with felt hat to ma;ch. H.H. (he Sultan of Brunei presented v smart figure as h-* stepped on board the Kud t yesterday aiornlng bound ftv the land which he ru«.f>s. He *as
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    YAMADA AND YAMAOKA.
    82 1 The following are the results of cxhibitiT i J.'iron tcnr.fr> rr.r.tches played m Java bgr tht two Japanese tcnnlt> stars who are vliortiy visit Ing Singapore SINGLES. Yamada ber.t Miller, fi— 2. 6—2. \amnda ben* Nakamiua. lormeiiy of Singapore) 7 5 6 2. Yarr.ada boat Kth Sin
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    214 1 Eight Readers Share Prize. gIGHT readers share the prize offered m our ninth football forecast competition, details of which were advertised m the SUNDAY TRIBUNE of July 16. They each had four correct marKins and their names and addresses are as follows: MR. C. T. LEL, co
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    FOUND HIS DOOR BARRED.
    578 1 40 COLUMNS To-day's Sunday Tribune n contains 40 columns of advertisements which is still further proof of the popularity of this medium to those traders who have goods to sell! There is no other Sundau paper m. Malaya which rartien such a volume of advertising the
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    ANGLO-FRENCH WARNING.
    206 1 NAZI PROPAGANDA IN AUSTRIA. Italy's Action. "Regrettable Effect Of Interference." London, Aug. 5. THK British and French Embassies m Berlin last right were instructed to hand to the QtngM Government this morning representation* from their respective Governments m regard t<> Nazi propaganda m Austria by means of radio
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    31 1 Yesterday's Close In New York And London. (From Our Oirv Con cspondrntj Lorulm. Auk. •">. London Kubl><»r. M;irkH clo.^'d. N«W York Rubber, Spot S« rts. CROSS-RATE. NYw Voik Loodm iW\i.
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    TOES CRUSHED.
    46 1 An Indian coolie wjs bad y injured ot inn Civil Aerodrome (m \>>. (i wsUrday aiic. noon. He had all th< tx-.s of his right loot imsh. »t by the wheel of h tlppiup v. .I*oll. whi-linr.-Kl o\er hU foot The ftmbuUviue *as tU attendance
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      56 1 THE LANKA STORES, No. 28, Riverside, Malacca. Branch: No. 16. .lalan Abdullah, Mtiar. BOOKS'. BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! C%SSH.I.S NOVELS. BOOK-niNDING. We have mad* arrangements with a book-binder from Singapore to do bock-binding for our custom ers. Those for whom such work has been done are more than satisfied with the workmanship
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      27 1 fiere is only A one filing nicer >/ than a glass of JBCCtUVP uI*<3lKlV jr^^ and that is anotnef glass No. 1 Beehive Brandy THE WOBLD'S STANDARD BRANDY.
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      114 1 WHY GO ELSE WHERE FOR U P- TO DATK NEWS \V II N YOU CAN OR IT M. N. HAMEID&COSultan Street Station or At Hranch at G.P.O. Building. KUALA LUMPUR. On Other Pagen. Paere. The Local Court- 2 Wit and W T isdom 2 Malayan Exhibition Home Sport By The
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: August 6, 1933. MORE SPACE WANTED.
    281 2 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: August 6, 1933. MORE SPACE WANTED. During this week-end most people m Malaya are thinking of sport. The August bank holiday is a festival of outdoor recreation. Every padang in the country is occupied with ardent players who test their prowess m football, cricket, tennis, badminton, and
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    IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS
    1034 2 IN AND OUT OF THE MALAYAN COURTS UVILDOEKS m this country do not get harsh treatment, as a general rule, unless they are thoroughly bad hats. The first offenders' clause operates here as it does 111 Great Britain. WHEN a man has been a good citizen and makes a slip
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    871 2 IN Singapore, and, for that matter, m the rest of Malaya, a fool and i his money are soon investigated. Jt' there were not such a thing- as a law of libel I could let you m on a piece of news that would
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      92 2 I > Malaya's Premier i >VHISKY > Obtainable from all Clubs, Hotels and first class dealers— (This is fact) Sole Agents SfaK, Darby A Co., Ltd., Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. t Also obtainable from our Branches at Kuala Lumpur and Kuching. i i EXPRESS C4R SERVICE TWICE|;r>AH.Y SINGAPORE TO
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      37 2 TIDE TABLE. To day: 11.51 a.m., 10.59 p.m. Tc -morrow 12.24 p.m.. 11.45 p.m. Tuesday: lZ.'t?, p.m. \Vi'»rosday: 0.28 a.m., 1.20 p.m. Thuirday: 1.10 aan.. 1.45 p.m. Friday: 1.51 a.m., 2.14 p.m, Saturday: 2.35 a.m., 2.44 p.m.
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    Opening Of The Malayan Agri-Horticultural Show.
    2661 3 CROWDS FLOCK TO KUALA LUMPUR. BETTER TIMES FOR RUBBLE? ACTING CHIEF SECRETARY REVIEWS TRADE DEVELOPMENT. Large holiday crowds flocked to Kuala Lumpur yesterday to attend the opening by the Hon. Mr. M. B. Shelley, Actin- Chief Secretary, F.M.S., of the annual Malayan AgriHorticultural Exhibition.
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    DESCRIPTION OF THE STALLS.
    3203 3 Striking Presentation Of Exhibits. A N attrac.lve oasis m the Exhibition i> U m. d -**by the palms and other plants, doMOßstratlng Uie results of different manurial treatment^ which surrounded the double stand No 29 shared by Malayan Fertilisers, Ltd and Sol num, Ltd. The slogan
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      134 3 Maurice Chevalier The Incomparable Him star, entrusts his voice to the Filter tip. j'ftSff^TyWwß*^ V-^ a^ .^ti I'uskiiu t.-. Of <■'•<' FMI t:«jiii thf VOr. too. uill find that the MaiHcr niter tip is the <»nl> effective means of preventing throat irritation and cough It protects ihe lip^ and te?th
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  • The Latest Sporting Mews By Tike Air Mail.
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      ENGLAND TEAM WELCOMED.
      1200 4 GOOD CRICKETING STORIES. Appeal For Peace. Reception At Doncaster House. London, July 27. npHEKE was quite a Geneva atmosA phere at the Dorchester House dinner at which the M.C.C. officially welcomed home Mr. D. R. Jardine ;ind his team which won the Ashes m Australia last year.
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      SPORTS WEAR FOR WOMEN.
      447 4 i Shorts For All Will Come Soon. i London, July 27. DURING the past work Mis. Fearn!ey-Wl"»:!--tingstall. the Wishtman Cup lawn trnni: Mar, has achieved a widespread publicity In the national newepaperr, pic'.orial and otlv rVtoe, becaure she has bt-en wearing for her tournament matches pleated
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      INDIANS v. WILTS.
      44 4 The Ind an Asscciation v. f'e Wil s t:-d.iy I at 2 p.m. at Tanglin wll be: Abbaibiioy (cape), 3ar>kariin. Fe:na r.c 'Z. VMM, Mistri. Davar. Rajiuam. Amarchand. Harigov.nd, S lakan Singh, and Kennedy. RCMTVCi: Paramjoti. Sinha and Purushot- i i.am.
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      BRITAIN AND THE DAVIS CUP.
      847 4 Last Day Drama. VINES COLLAPSES IN I PERRY MATCH. London, July 27. JIRAMATICALLY and almost wholly unforeseen Great Britain has twice i:i the past three years defeated America m the Inter Zone final of the Davis Cup, thereby qualifying to moot France m the challenge
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      SINGAPORE TURF CLUB.
      136 4 Irish Thoroughbred Griffins For I 1934. Provided sufficient support is forthcoming m- Ccmmittee cf the Singapore Turf dub propose to imprrt a ba^ch of twenty-four Irish two and t~ree year eld thoroughbred griffins from Messrs. Kerr and Co. of Dublin for racing? at the Spring Meeting, 1934.
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      SEQUEL TO BOXING SENSATION.
      373 4 Ruling- In Court. DOYLE TO SUE FOR HIS PURSE. London. July 27. JACK Doyle is taking legal ftctioa to secure the purse of £3,000 net guaranteed win, lose-, or draw for his fitfht with Petenen. A boxer adversely affected by a decision of the Administrative Stewards
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      FRESH ATHLETIC TRIUMPHS.
      279 4 Schoolboys As Stars Of The Future. London, July J7. jMTANY of the five hur.dred youngsters v;>^ 1"1 took part m the championships of the chooh Athletic AmotlHluw at Southenri will Co well In the near future m senior athletics. Competitors cam- from 20 English co'inUes nnd thrv
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      THE LANCASHIRE LEAGUE.
      519 4 OFFER OF £1,000 TO WEST INDIAN. If Headley Accepts. International Cricket Endangered. London. July 27. J^ STORM of criticism from cricket lovers throughout the eountrv has greeted the offer of £i,ooo i year to George Headley, the West Indies test -ricketer, by a Lancashire League clul>. Headley
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    VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP AT CHANGI THIS WEEK-END.
    575 5 VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP AT CHANGI THIS WEEK-END. The First Battalion Camp Chinese and i Malays on Manoeuvres A nti- Aircraft Train- I ing Signal Section's Feat Gunners Leave jj For Blakan MatL By Shoulder Strap. HTHK thoughts of all Volunteers of the First Battalion are this week on the annual
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    Yarns at the Totem.
    427 5 Yarns at the Totem. Notes and News For Malayan Boy Scouts 'A LL Scouts m Singapore who are ready to A be tested for the First Class Badge, are atked to meet the District Commissioner at Headquarters on Tuesdsy. Aug. 15, at 5 p.m. This includes all Scouts who have
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    SUNDAY TRIBUNE
    114 5 f PHONE 6171. SUBBGUPTIOH UATES. PAYABLB IN ADVANXE. Delivery Including Including at offict Postage Postage or close to to I oreijji residence. F.M.S. Countries. SBft 24 6 *s- 28 Half-\ early J1.20 $1.68 12.04 Quarterly 50.60 50.84 $1.32 BINGLB COPY CENTS. Copies of hack numbers of the "Sunda>
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1522 5 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. Horlicks Badminton Party On Tour At Malacca Membership Campaign of Youngsters liecreation Union Straits Chinese Reading Club Badminton Section. PHE half-yearly |rara] Meeting of ihe Unit j cd Confederate Funeral As..o:-.atiin. cM on Bnntfaj last at the club artmU i 6-2 joe Chiai Trrraee. After arioptins the
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      168 5 ißf^r^w; *<,\ f^^~- TiCTiiii, *%»i JP* 1 m^i^'ii^iii A>ii»iifii «ii^i ja> JL\ r <m itmr r* eIW i??j\ sf**\ rf *5pT tt r^^^% |p"H^y?Pp^p*^iß^^^y^*y^^Pejein^neßßjn^pj lif.i iJiv again something that you cdn tf*txcf There is one tonic food which has hern N. tested so often anei so thoroughly that its bonelicial
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    Our Short Story. THE STORY OF THE LAST TRUMP. By H. G. Wells. \
    5177 6 Our Short Story. THE STORY OF THE LAST TRUMP. By H. G. Wells. r |MIE story of the Last Trump begins m Heaven and it ends m all sorts of places round about the world. Heaven, you must know, is a kindly place, and the blessed ones do not K<-
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      382 6 IOHt TEPfTH ANNIVERSARY 10th OF THE NEW WORLD (THE OLDEST AND LEADING AMUSEMENT PARK IN MALAYA) Being celebrated from the 4th TO THE Bth AUGUST. 1933. In spite of the Slump and m order to surpass all records regardless of expense, Special Programmes have been selected for the following shows
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    Some Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1130 7 By i CINEQUE AKEYHOI^-PEEPINC. camera and an eavesdropping mkrophone made their debut m Hollywood durin» the filming of "A Lady's Profession." Paramount comedy featuring Alison Skipworth. Rolund Young and Sari lfarltia which itarta the Capitol Theatre to-day. BY ingenious use of camera and mike Norman
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      203 7 ROLAND YOUNG Popular Comedian of 'This is the Night" and other Comedy Hits— <n Pai amounts Lal.st R>ot of *un ■•».~i!ffi7 JBn^^^BK«p jP A-lADY'S PROFESSION M WHh ALISON SKIPWORTH and SARI MARITZA. A screamingly funny story of an English Nobleman who goes to America to teach I them how to
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      170 7 GREAT WORLD LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION. To be held at Great World* AUGUST 17th, 18th, 10th, 20th. DOG AND POULTRY SHOW EXHIBITION OF DAIRY CATTLE AND PIGS. Entries Close August Bth, At 5 p.m. OPENING OF SHOW: ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, At 5 p.m. Prizes Distributed SUNDAY, AUGUST 20. A RIOT
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      144 7 CIPITO?, THEATRE Malacca TO-DXV i M()M»\1:---•*1TS H ij A H SD.%I .v MTEDNESUAI "THE FOUR RASCALS." nnnwoAi FKIHAI i iatvboati— v m "MADAME Bl i rERFLI A i 1 lOniltllM ffftll roi'ti. \it 215. I psacn Or Every IS here^j^f^S^ vr v PASTE I /%nsfi NciiYtA^f] f lit IF V*
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    854 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. A LOVELY afternoon wedding was solemnised on Thursday at the Cathedra] when Miss Ann Louise Pieraon, from Shanghai, was married t/> Robert B. Drew, of Surrey, England. The cathedral was beautifully decorated with white Honolulu creeper, ferns and bamboo arches. The bride, lovely m white
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    THE SHOP SCOUT.
    420 8 can tell the difference is pretty thrilling Whatever you want made she can do it minus patterns minus everything but you and your materials The Smart Shop on Stamford Road. 4 LL women are born to be lovely is the belief of Marcelle have you discovered this
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      195 9 PARLOPHONE RECORDS. i s MONOLOGUES BY RONALD FKANKAU. Rlo43— Crepe Soles. J i Nothing ever happens to some girls. I RI2G8 You've got to pay for everything you get. She doesn't only get you with her beauty. Rlll4 I'd like to have a honeymoon with I her. They have a
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya.
    1565 10 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya. A— House Where Opium Addicts Are Cured. Did you know that a Chinese m Singapore can break the opium habit m others by means of prayers and tea? THE opium habit has been responsible for untold misery amongst the Chinese. Doctors sometimes effect complete
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    What The World Is Reading.
    1183 10  -  Charles Pilgrim By JUST now :.•> a fallow season m the I publishing world. It is a between I time and so it is possible to look back on the spring and summer harvests, which have been large ones. indeed, it is surprising that, m
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    Stage Set For Another Civil War In Charhar.
    1402 11 STRENGTH OF THE OPPOSING FORCES. FENG CAN HOLD OUT FOR A LONG TIME. Crack Troops In The Field. Japanese Not Justified In Action Against Marshal. below amplifies the brief ruble news received messages GOVERNMENT FORCES ENTER CHARHAR. raping, July 80. 'JHE stage
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    MA TURNS JOB DOWN.
    180 11 Thinks Country's Outlook Is BadShanghai, July 23. Ma Chan Shan has addres^rt a telegram to Nanking expressing hie inability to take up the Government appointment as a member of the Military OMMdfesion. General Ma stated that the Commission :s priniavi y created for the Party and
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    MORE AGGRESSION.
    104 11 Japan Wants To Occupy Changshan Island. Tientsin, July 12. According to an arrival from 'Tsinan, th? Shantung Provincial Government has received a telegram from the magistrate of PenglU, a city on the sea-coast, saying that the Japanese Plan to seize Changshan Island, on the Shantung coast, on the
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    POWER DEVELOPMENT.
    78 11 Government To A Issue New Loan. Peiping, July 12. It is understood that the Government is planning to float a r.ew loan of $6,000,000 for the specific purpose of developing Chinese power-plants. With the funds thus secured, the powerplants at Nanking and Soochow will be fully developed and
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    MEXICAN DEPORTEES.
    91 11 Employment For 2,000 Chinese In Anhuei. Shanghai. July 13. Up to the present more than 2,000 Chinese nationals have returned from Mexico as a result of the anti-Chinese boycott movement in that country. These people ere entirely without means of live nood. For their relief, an agreement hai
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    WORLD ANTI-WAR CONFERENCE.
    279 11 Shanghai Project MEASURES AGAINST FASCISM. Shanghai, July 30. |N connection with the forthcoming World's Anti-War Conference m Shanghai, it is learned that the meeting will be attended by delegates from more than thirty countries, including Japan, which will be represented by three delegates. The main object of
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    COAL LOAN.
    71 11 For The Relief Of Chinese Mines. Shanghai, Ju!y 15. The financial authorises are making feverish preparations for the floatation of a twenty-million-dollar co.l loan for the relief of Chinese coal mines. The receipts from the issue will be loaned to various coal-mines to meet their requirements and will
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    DR. C. C. WU RETURNING.
    63 11 After Pleasure Trip In The Upper Yangtze. Shanghai, July 15. Dr. C. C. Wu. former Minister for Foreign Affairs, .is expected to arrive in Shanghai shortly after an expensive pleasure {rip in the Upper Yangtze. Dr. Wu is now at Yochow, in Hunan, where he
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    Alleged Duping Of Gen. Ma.
    397 11 Alleged Duping Of Gen. Ma. Reported Embezzlement Of Relief Funds. T*HE most sensational news m the papers during the last few days"— says the "Sin Wen Pao"— "is the reported embezzlement of the funds contributed by various public bodies to meet the military expense.; of General Ma Chai-shan and othc
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    BUDDING WRITERS IN SINGAPORE.
    222 11 Finishing A Course In Journalism. IN the- belief that MUTM In the Mudy ol journalism can best be concluded hpMCMU )f a trip around the v.crld. with oppoitUbttKM for observing conditions m other count: i s. ai.d of exchanging views through discus-ion, a parts of members
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    SHANGHAI PLEASED.
    81 11 Local Public Bodies Support Feng. Shanghai. July 20. The variovs public bodies m Shanghai havf» sent a number of telegrams to Kalgan congratula ing Marshal Feng on his recent success m the recapture of Dolonor. The Association for the support of Chines* Volunteers yes'erday remitted a sum of
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    PLAIN WORDS TO NAVY.
    670 11 USELESS TO THE COUNTRY. Ignorant Admiral. A Chance To Recover Respect. QINCE the three warships of the Pohai Squadron ran away from Tsinjrtai),"—^ays the "Shun Pao M "serious disturbances have developed among the naval officers of the North- Eastern Squadron. First, Admiral Shen Hunjr-lieh resigned; then
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      School Fees.
      257 12 (To the Editor, "Sunday Tribune.") Sir, It would be false economy if Governma were to curtail expenditure by increasin§ le rate of school fees next year. 1 re are certainly more ways of obtaining rev ie than one of forcing higher fees down the nrcaUs of so many
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      Rowdy Spectators.
      152 12 (To the Editor, "Sunday Tribune.") Sir, I quite agTee with the complaint made by "Abu bin Ahdem" m the columns of your valufd paper of July 23, regarding the rowdy behaviour of spectators during the match between the Malays and S.R.C I am sure the crowd did not
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      Football Prizes.
      84 12 (To the Editor, "Sunday Tribune.") Sir,— While appreciating Mr. Aw Boon Seng's suggestion to increase the number of prizes m your popular "Sunday Tribune" Football Contest, he may perhaps not realise the difficulties that may arise m the event of a tie among the numerous competitors. Being a
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      Govt. Servants In Debt.
      468 12 (To the Editor of the "Sunday Tribune.") Sir, I have been dismissed from a certain Government department since the beginning of this year for pecuniary embarrassment, without being given any chance of an explanation. Every cent I borrowed was spent under unavoidable circumstances, such as deaths,
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      Don't Rail At The Rich.
      322 12 (To the Editor, 'Sunday Tribune.") Sir, The upper classes and the Sen of society are now more than ever subject to calumnious criticism and abuse not only by the needy and unemployed but by the conten:ed middle class as well. The railing becomes louder and
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      The Wrong Way!
      277 12 (To the Editor, "Sunday Tribune.") Sir, Starting a man on a salary of $40 or $50 and taking him up to $200, $500 or even a thousand or two, is, to my mind, the wrong way of doing things. What is money made for but to be
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      "Sunday Tribune's" Success.
      431 12 (To the Editor, 'Sunday Tribune.") Sir It really gives me pleasure to state my point of view with regards to the popularity of the Sunday Tribune. As the weeks have passed by, since the first issue of the journal, my desire to congratulate you has become more
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      234 12 Sir,— As a keen reader and subscriber of your well known and popular paper, the Sunday Tribune, I take this opportunity, to write and make another suggestion this week, which if you approve, will save a lot of your readers' pocket expenses. 1. As there are about
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      Crossword Competition.
      164 12 Sir, Having read the Sunday Tribune from Its first Issue, it will be superfluous for me to comment on its merits, but my purpose m writing this is only for a suggestion regarding crossword puzzles. Many of your readers have clamoured for crosswords, but as far as I
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    BRITISH MALAYA ASSOCIATION.
    228 12 Sir Malcolm Watson As New President. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, July 26 riIHE annual meeting of the Association Of British Malaya was held m the ?c.inul rcom of the Rubber Growers' Association. Tdol Lane, E.C. 2, at noon to-day. Sir Michael Whitley presiding. Following the reading
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    SCHOOLBOY CHARGED.
    432 12 Given Benefit Of The Doubt. TOWO schoolboys of the Teo Hoo Lye Insti- tution figured as complainant and accused on Friday before the Second Magistrate, Mr. R. J. P. Curtis, m a case of theft ol a bicycle. Tan Kiang Chee, the student who complained, said he missed
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    The Legal Aspect Of Chinese Marriages.
    1610 13  -  Roland Braddell fTIIE Legislative Council has taken x up this vexed question and apparently a Bill is to be introduced to deal with it very partially but if the Council debate has been correctly reported there would peem to be some misconceptions concerning U;e
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Horn? To Play Billiards.
    951 14 Let Lind rum Teach You Horn? To Play Billiards. These Exclusive Instructional Articles. FGHFGHFG By The World's Master Billiards l*layer. IF you will listen I mean to teach you to play billiards as I play it. Not so well it would be idle boasting to say so. I have made
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      161 14 Billiards In Malaya Don't Handicap Yourselves By Playing On Inferior Tables With Inferior Cues and Balls -Consult Us— We Will Advise You! Salleh bin Ka^im made Singapore JJJgj.^^^gSßß^ On Juh Mh at the Ken WorM he "WALTER LINDRUM" *Wd^ y t ~**°mi> ~V 5 nadc a unfinXshed break of ITI
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      653 14 CROSSWORD I*UZZUEL. No, I. Fsrst Prize $75. Second Prize $50. BOTH PRIZES MUST BE WON, THIS PUZZLE IS BI.ING ISSUED IX CON JUNCTION WITH THE SAME PUZZLE WHICH WILL APPEAR IN THE MALAYA TRIBUNE ON AUGUST 10. CO LTD. 94. Robins n Ro;id. and ma:k o j !99H the envelop-?
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    1034 15 A Corner For Our Young Folk. Uncle Harry Replies To A Nephew, Tells You Some Curious Things About Water And. Gives You Some Good Advice. If, Nobody Else Will Answer Your Questions He Will If, You Write To Him. I AM very pleased that so many of 1 you are
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    1234 15 A London Letter London, July 14. TIHE Judges of the High Court, rather bela- tedly, now" seem disposed to take action to have their salary cuts restored. By the national economies of 1931 a Judge's salary of £5,000 a year was reduced to £4,000. Now the Judges have decided that
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    A REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S
    2685 16  -  Rimau COLONY v. F.M.S. CRICKET 1906-1933 SOME PERFORMANCES IN RECENT YEARS NON-ACCEPTANCE OF INVITATIONS ITS POSSIBLE CONSEQUENCES CLUBS WOULD ASSIST PLAYERS IF APPROACHED CRICKET "GATES" NOT ADVISABLE YET END OF THE SEASON IN SIGHT -RUGBY FOOTBALL AND HOCKEY PLAYERS GETTING READY MALAYA CUP FINAL WHEN
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    MALAYAN SPORT.
    1377 17 The M.C.U trounced the Indian Association ;;t ;>. Line.; on S'iTiday. Th* College XI compiled 163 runs (Rajah 69, WiliM 41) and then proceeded to bundle ih>- [ndians out for 04, Bok Choon securing five wickets for three runs. The match us Sunday b< een the Combined Colleges
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    865 17  -  K.O. (BY gPORTSMEN residing m Muar will soo.i have i!.i i opportunity of seem? Al Rivers m the ring after his sojourn m Penang and Kuala Lumpur where he had one fight and appeared m an exhibition. Rivers is back m Singapore. Arrangements
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      186 17 SPORTS DIARY. (UK KKT. TO-DAY Ookmy r. FMS M Penanjr. HC'C v United Services. S.CC TO-MORROW Coloiiv v. FMS at Prnatiß. SCC v United S<r\:crs. S C.C. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. TO-DAY. M.-ilarra Sprltit rs v SCP.A. Jalan Br&ar. TO-MORROW. t ■'i:^v;^ Comm \ncl v. S largor. Anson Road. S.CC. v. Selanuor
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    SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP.
    1106 18 SINGAPORE VOLUNTEERS IN CAMP. AUGUST RALLY AT CHANGI. SCOTTISH COMPANY WINS THE FOOTBALL COMPETITION. Singapore Volunteers as many of them as can get there are gathered together m the annual August Hank Holiday camp at Changi. Our own corespondent with the Volunteers give* his own impressions below of {.he first
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    FRIDAY'S FIGHTS.
    50 18 £on£ Reappearing In New Worlii Ring. I Exciting boring will be wttnened at the New World Arena next Friday when, m MfcUtiO] to two preUminary bor.es. h. Graham (RAF.i kl matched With Bud Wnlley, Y. C. Son-i v.jmi Young Hassan and Or. Sweeny. R. A.. i Hector Donough.
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    CHINESE METHODIST PICNIC,
    265 18 CHINESE METHODIST PICNIC, Gutintf And Sports At ChangL i rp.HE Btnlta Clxim.se Methodist Church hdo A their annual picnic yesterday at "Sanchmpham Villa." ai ChangL The fine sunny ,v< ather and the spacious accommodation rMJcd a great leal to the success of the day. Over 500 people, including L he
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    REDS AT PEIPING.
    70 18  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Open Fire On Police And Officials. Shanghai. Auk. Tt is reported from Peiping that yesterday f firrroon a itnng force of police, accom- ponied by representatives of the Kuomintans effiecs m the city, raided the Art Institute and j searched the premises for
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    MALAYAN BILLIARDS TITLE,
    230 18 MALAYAN BILLIARDS TITLE, Last Night's Final At New World. SALLEH bin Kassini < latliol Kurib Clue won tin Muluyan tour-ball open Amai' billiards tournament by beating Wre Keng Lii 'Tras Athletic Party t in the final 600 349 :u tIM New World last night. The matcii was played on a
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    MUTINEERS IN KALGAN.
    561 18  -  Sin Chow Jit The Volunteers. NANKING 'PLANE OVER CITY. Shanghai, Au^. ACCORDING to a Pteiplaf wpa^H, Volunteers under Gen. Tan? Wen ,vho was as<;issinato(l on Tuvs<|ay have mutinied at Kalian. It is reported that the Peipinir Mili. tar;- Council §enl a 'plan*' <> n Thurs. (lay to
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      29 18 SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Where To Shop During The Holidays Is Now Proceeding Special Exhibition of Bargains. Our Store Wffl Be Open All Day Tomorrow Whiteaway Laidlaw Co., Ltd. Kuala Lumpur.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLIES.
    75 19 Tht, Balestier Friendly Athletic Party team J bHII Cl^ r School Football team to-day at oaitsticr Plain Slayman. Gc|i Kirn Chay, Axiui Ghair-. Imi Fook Hee. Chua Ke:ng Wan Ker, TBo Kik Jin, Ho Koon 'P. Tan Tian Hock. Ch<v Souk Quee. Lim Lye. Harry Tan, Mohamad Seydek.
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    LAST DAY'S HANDICAPS.
    85 19 RACE. 4. HORSES. Id. DIV: J! 1 m IL--3.4, p^n.: Kali 9., Oheerftd Lady 8.12. End^n 8.12. Ov f -;lap 8.7. Star Lock 8.7 Sunned II 8.7. Tin Pool 8.4. Tres.illian 8.4 Chip O S t "l 8.2, Lucky Girl 7.13, Monte Carlo 7.12 RACE, ft HORSES
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    PING-PONG FRIENDLY.
    76 19 The Tan Bo n I.iat. Institution b-at the V.M.C.A. Sch(M)l of Commerce m "a pinppcng friendly at the I.rnier's premises by s—o. Scores: <T. 8.L.1, players mentioned first): j Chan Chong Hin beat Koh Fook Chew 3 l, Leong Hock Kee beat Lee Chong Ben<? 3- n. Wbng
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    Singapore Man Wins Big Sweep At Penang Races.
    779 19 PHENOMENAL ?UJCK OF WEUKNOWN EURASIAN. FATHER OF QUEEN'S SCHOLAR. NAHCOO WINS TOP ClftSS EVENT IN esterday s races at Penang brought another windfall for the pehlers family, whoso phenomenal luck this year has been attributed among father, son and daughter, ft will
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    FIFTY FOOTBALL HANDBOOKS.
    438 19 This Week's Prize Winners, HP HE first fifty correct forecasts picked up ■i- cut of thousands of entries for the Football Handbook! offered last Sunday, m connection with thfl result of yesterday's Malaya Cup final. re submitted by the following readers, who vilj rrc?ive tlv.lr prizes by
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    Y.M.C.A. BEATEN.
    203 19 Nondescripts Win By Four Wickets. Yesterday's rricket mutch at the V.M.C.A around at Anson Road was won by the Nondescripts by four wickets. Ttos As opiation could enly gather 81 run.s when they took first knock. Scores: V.M.C.A. Perefather b de Silva 10 Perriera run out 10 Lyne
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    WOMEN'S TENNIS.
    62 19 The Wightman Cup Matches. New York. Aug. 5. MM. Wills Mo<xiy and Miss Marble are not pkytaf m the Wightman Cup Suigles. A decision regarding the doubles will be uade lat t. Renter. Mrs. Moody is suffering from an old injury and Mias Marble fell ill suddenly on
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    SELANGOR SPORTS MEETING.
    309 19 Long Jump Record Broken? 'From Our Own Correspondent. > Kuala Lu:npur. Aug. 5. ITIHE Hoi:. Mr. T. S. Adams vas among a 1. large crowd that witnessed t.li > first championship meetin- of thr> BelaDgOT Amateur Athletic Association Ivkl hero to-day at the Stadium. The weather was
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    PERAK ATHLETICS.
    157 19 Open Championship Meeting. (From Our Oicn Correspondent.) Ipoh. Aug. 5. FE annual Perak open athletic sports meeting was held to-day. Results at a glance: Shot Put Kapur Singh, Gajan Singh, Lav Seng Cheng. <34 feet 4 1 Long 1 Jump: Clancy. Wan Suv. Lan. Hooi Voon. Half Mile:
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    SELANGOR CRICKET.
    70 19 Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A. Beat Seremban School. (From Our Oan Correspondent j Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 5. The Kuala Lumpur V.M.C.A. to-day beat the King George V. School. Seremban, on the V.M.C.A. ground by a wide margin. The V.M.C.A. took first knock and scored 188 runs for 7 wickets (Ariffin
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    LAWN TENNIS.
    247 19 Progress Of Malayan Tournament. (From Our OWM Corrcs;)ondctit.i Kuala Lumpur. Aupr > F'URIHER progress was madr m the Ma y;m Lawn Tennis championship lowna Bent vhtch li being played on the courts the Selanqor Club. Resnltl at a glance: MEN'S SINGLES Second Round: Lim Bong Soo brat Lincoln
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    MALAYAN CRICKET TEST.
    470 19 Colony Score 225. HOBLYN LEUSSIUB HAT WELL fr.on Out Oicn <oncfnt t i 1 1 DI: )l. O. ROPK n ftpUtM, won t In .1 nl y r.M.s. ertckct nmtch v ifch v.. t •mmsmo' i hew to-day, inel n<> lease the wick j The Wi'i.t-:. r\.
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      20 20 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. 20 PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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      OUR COUPLETS CONTEST.
      419 20 4,000 Entries. ANOTHER CHANCE FOR READERS. IT took three men and two tambies four hours to open a little over 4,000 entries to last week's Couplets Competition. Only those engaged m the work could realise the tremendous amount of duplication m the efforts submitted. Hundreds of readers
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      UNREST IN AMERICA.
      111 20 Truce Arranged In Pennsylvania Coal Dispute. N« w York. Aug. 5. As a direct result of President Roosevelt's interven'ion, a true? has been arranged m the Pennsylvania coal dispute, whereby 70 000 men return to work. The existing hours and wages will be maintained, pending consideration cf
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      "RED" AMNESTY.
      70 20 Moscow, Aug. 5. In commemoration of the completion of the Stalin Canal, linking the White Sea with the Baltic, complete amnesty has bren granted to 12.484 prisoners who participated m the work. j Sixty thousand others earned a ieducton of I their sentences. Several hardened criminals convicted of
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      MASS ATTACK ON DOLUNOR.
      483 20 Fierce Fighting. PLANES MACHINEGUNS IN ACTION. Shanghai, Aug. 5. T'HE general attack against Dolunor, the eastern gateway of Charhar, which is held by Gen. Feng's troops, by combined Japanese and Manchukuo forces, commenced this morning. Gen Sung Che Yuen, Gen. Chiane: Pa Cheng and Gen. Tang
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      ACID IN FACE.
      95 20 Culprit Escapes In The Crowd. AN Indian Mohamcdan had nitric acid thrown into his face m bread daylight yesterduy. He was walking along Arab Street at about three o'clock when a Chinese, who approached him from the opposite direction, threw the burning liquid into his faci-. H?
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      AIR RECORD ATTEMPT.
      69 20 Frenchmen Take Off From New York. New York, Aun. 5. Thi' French airmen, Codos and Rossi, took off at 4.41 a.m. to-day m an atu tnpt to fly to Paris and thence to the East, as far as furl permits, m an effort to break the long
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