Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 27 August 1933

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    42 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST Vol. 1.- No. 15 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AtfGUBT 27, 1933- ?IVE CENTS. The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORI»ORATEP THE MALAYAN SATURDAY I'OST. 20 PAGES. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 27, 1933- I'iVE CENTS."'
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    Chinese 'Nippies" For Singapore Coffee Shops?
    682 1 Chinese 'Nippies For Singapore Coffee Shops? Revolutionary Move By The Local Protectorate. GETTING BID OF THE PSEUDO WAITRESS. TO STAMP OUT GANGDOM IN SINGAPORE. Looking To The Future Girls' Respectability Is The Deciding Factor. Four murders and many quarrels have already occurred this year as the result of disputes over
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    NEW CUBA.
    84 1 J u<tees And Magistrates All Deposed. Havana, Aug. 26. I 8 "fw Cubau regiiM has begun. The .^oviMonal President, Cespedes, issued n JJ* la *t night restoring the 1901 ConstiluJJV <liBBolving the National Congrus--, all Govcrn< rrs of Provinces, denouncPre ''>clent M.ichado as a usurper and sll his
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    SIAMESE TICAL.
    70 1 No Intention Of Altering The Rate. (From Our Oun Co.rcivonaent.) Bangkok. Aug. 26. A communique 1 uas issued by the Government to-day denying categorically any Intention to altor the rate of exchange of the tical. This is very welcome to traders, iis uncertainty and apprehension caused bv the
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    RUBBER CONTROL PACT.
    146 1 Indo-China Holds The Balance. Batavia, Aug. 26. JT is learned from rubber sources that the Dutch Indies interests have reached agreement on rubber restriction and that the progress of restriction now hinges on the attitude ot Indo-China. Reuter. Negotiations have been going on lor some months between
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    RUBBER PRICES.
    36 1 New York— London Closed* (Fiom Our Own Correspondent.) London, Aug. 26. London Rubber, market closed. New York Rubber, market remains closed on Saturdays up to and including Sept. 2. CROSS-RATE. New York.— London 4.64.
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    FLYING CLUB PICNIC.
    121 1 Trip To A Dutch -i Island? j||lHß Roj-al Singapore Plying Club ate hoping to arrange a picnic by air to PuU> Nongsa. u iiewhbc\u-ing Dutch island on Sunday Sep. C provided the necessary permission ccn cbUUned. Weather permitting the 'planes will leave at about nine o'clock. All
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    BANKERS IN U-S.
    161 1 ttjiurn To Gold Standard Nrw York. Aug. 26. The decline cf sterling and the dollar is the team topic in the newspapers, togeih?r with thp arrrival yesterday of Mr. Leon Piaser, President of the Bank of International B?ttk>nients. ar.d the fact that Mr. Montagu Norman will visit
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    GERMAN CRUISER COMING.
    592 1 The "Koln." NINETEEN YEARS' INTERVAL. gEPT. 19 will be a red-letter day for the German community in Malaya for on that day, for the first time since the War. a German cruiser the "Koln," will enter Malayan waters. It was in 1914. soon after the outbreak of
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    KUYUEN TAKEN AND LOST.
    496 1 LITTLE RESISTANCE OFFERED. Manchukuo Attack. Bandit Raid Repulsed By Police. Shanghai, Aug. 2*>. JiHE fempl of (ion. Tang Yu Liu. former Covornor of Jehol, MlttTWl Kuyuen, in eastern Charhar. yoster day. The allied troops under Oil Kut Hung Chontf who were del'endinr the city, withdrew without
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      59 1 THE LANKA STORES, No. 28, Riverside, Malacca. Branch:— No. 16. Jalan Abdullah. Muar. BOOKS! nOOKS!! ROOKS! CASSELL'S NOVELS. BOOK -BIN DING. W<- h»vt madt airar.(;cme:its with n tK'ok-bJnd«v from Singapore to do bock-blnding for our custom* t i>. Thoae lor whom such work hai be<n done are more than ■IkAsd
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      34 1 TV— mere is mny iv* one ihmq nicer* J^'y than a glass of .> p IfiiiiiiiV .^IMI ,flmf IS M ji 19 zuwmeir glass BEEHIVE LE4DS TO HEALTH A STRENGTH TEE E4STEBN AGENCIES LTOL 1
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      48 1 I 50 COL UMNS! j The march of pro- v\ press again continues \j this week we have j n SO columns of adver* Using; more than) I DOUBLE that of any I other Malayan Sun- I day newspaper. I Advertising in the "Sunday Tribun?; 9 pays! 1
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      34 1 i win GO ELSKWHOI FOR UP -TO -DA T K NEWS WIIKN YOU CAN GET IT M. N. A. HAMKID& CO.. Sultan Street Station or At I Branch at GJ\O. HuildinK.. I KUALA LAJMPUIt
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    WIT AND WISDOM OF THE WEEK.
    769 2 EWERYTIME I start writing this column it reminds me of the syce who told the tuan that the car was at the door, and of the tuan who said, ''Yes, I hear it knocking." I It's a deuce of a game getting started. The
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: August 27, 1933. AN APPRECIATION.
    236 2 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: August 27, 1933. AN APPRECIATION. After twenty-one years' service, Mr. W. Marsh, the Municipal Secretary and Treasurer, is returning Home on retirement. He is a man who has served thio country faithfully and well. Malaya is always ready to welcome men of that type, whoso leadership, integrity
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    Malayans On Leave In London.
    1157 2 v^ London i Push" For Our Local Markets. {From Our Own Cvrreapondent.) London, Aug. 16 (by Air Mail.) pONSIDERABLE interest has been aroused by the remarks of Mr. E. D. Money, the chairman, at the meeting of the Chembonj: Malay Rubber Company. Mr. Money, hi
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      77 2 For Perfect Results Use i j* of> j_j i Cameras. Zeiss Ikon cameras are obtainable from all photographic daelers. i "Choose a Zeiss I I 9 LAND FOR SALE. Valuable freehold building sites for sale situate at 5 1 m-s.. Changi Road. Lots 60' x 125.' Aiea 7,500 ML ft.
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      85 2 Malaya's Premier WHISKY Obtainable from all Clubs, Hotels and first class dealers— (This is fact) Sole Agents Sinn, Darby Co., Ltd., Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. Also obtainable from our Branches at Kuala Lumpur and Kuching. EXPRESS CAR SERVICE TWICE DAILY SINGAPORE TO MUAR $3.00 SINGAPORE TO MALACCA $3.50 7
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      39 2 THE WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. To-day: 2 a.m., 2.19 p.m. To-mcrrow: 2.51 am, 2.38 p.m. Tuesday: 4 am.. 3.24 p.m. Wednesday: t> a.m., 4.34 p.m. Thursday: 8.34 a.m.. 6.20 p.m. Fiiiiav: 9.39 a.m., 8.05 p.m. Saturday: 10.18 a.m.. 9.16 p.m.
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    WAYLAID NEAR MINE.
    230 3 WAYLAID NEAR MINE. MANAGER ATTACKED BY COOLIES. Leg Fractured. Police Catch Alleged Assailants. (Fro.n Our Oien Correspondent.) Ipoh, Auk. 26. A SENSATION was caused in Euro- paaa mining circles to-day when it became known that Mr. Treeby, manager of Bemban Tin Dredging, Sunßei Siput, had been the victim of n
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    EX-PRISONER'S CHARGE.
    191 3 Former Employer Acquitted By Magistrate. A Tamil named Musahar was discharged by the Third Magistrate. Mr. J. F. F. Gregg, yesterday, when he appeared before him on a charge of criminal breach of trust. Tirumeni, a Tamil boy. was .nc complainant. He said his box and bed. valued
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    POSED AS DENTIST.
    191 3 Recognised By "Patient" And Arrested. Posing as a dentist, a Chinese named Sim Yeu Tang Tinfoil 1° cheat a pa ient out of $1. but a few days la er he found himself under arrest Ytsterday be appeared before the District Judge »Mi H. A. Porter), for
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    CHANDU FROM THE SEA.
    181 3 Revenue Officers Fish Out $4,000 Worth. AN attempt to smuggle a largo quantity of -fX chandu int the Colony WM detected by a party of Revenue Officers on Friday. Whilst they were on duty at Woodland^ a sampan wa.s wen bein? rowed about in the vicinity
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    "IN A PUBLIC SPIRIT."
    158 3 Alleged Interference With Arrest. Herman de Souza. a Eurasian of 25 years of age. appeared yesterday before the Third Magistrate, Mr. J. F. F. Qregf. charged with obriruc.ing a public servant in the execution of his duties. A Sikh constable on traffic duty at the junction
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    FRENCHMAN IN COURT.
    101 3 Alleged Promise To Provide Work. P. tM'nvAn. a Frenchman, nppearpd >n rbo Tcccnd Felice Court before Mr. R. J. P. Cmvti^ this morning on a charge of cheating K. Shivramatham. by dishonestly inducing htm to rart with $100, falsely promising him emp'ii;'r.ent. An Indian named Vu:gadasalam is
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    HABITUAL THIEF.
    69 3 Three Previous Convictions Admitted. Convicted on a charge of theft and admitting three previotu; comic I ions fcr dmiln? cuonces. L.m Ah Chons was ordered ten we.iV IffOTOUS imprisonment by the Dis.rict Jud?3 (Mr. H. A. Foirer) yesterday. Nine months' police suprrvision was al^o ordered. Court. Inspector Bostock
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    ARRESTED ON ARRIVAL.
    345 3 Partner From India. ALLEGED FALSE BANKRUPTCY. J^AVENA Naprutha Mohamed Naina Maricar, formerly a partner of K. Sultan Mariear Bro.s. and Co., now bankrupt, who had been extradited from his home country, and for whose arrest warrants had been granted by Singapore magistrates, arrived yesterday morning by the
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    ARCHITECT'S CLAIM.
    144 3 Says He Was Wrongly Arrested. 'Ft cm Our Own Correspondent J I Johore Bahru, Aug. 20. I I i IN She Supreme Court yesterday befcr? the X Ho:i. Mr. Justice A. Savage Bailey, Inche Hamid Hassan, an architect of Kluang suet 1 Nen Yc:io Hin, a trader, also
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    ALLEGED MURDER
    52 3 Police Arrest A Tamil. (Front Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh, Aug. 26. The police have arrested one Tamil in connection with the murder of Sabapathy, conductor of the Iclris Hydiaulic mine. who:e body wus found on the Kamp'r Rood. Habapathy was formerly a teacher in the MMMouist Boys' frftool
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    SCHOOLBOYS INJURED.
    84 3 One Stabbed Several Times With Pen-Knife. a Bfbt between two Chinese ■choolboy* «»t j rbout i2 years of age at Gcylang yesterci.v nflernoo'i might have had v« ry serious r^ult bii. lor the intervention ol MM pas.serr-by. As it was, on* of the lads drew out his pet)knife
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    HOME MADE LIQUOR.
    109 3 Elderly Chinese Woman Convicted. AU tlderly Chine*-? woman of the working class was convicted by the District Judge (Mr. H. A. Forrer) cf possession o* dutiable liquor. Mr. P. Elkins, of the Revenue Dep stated that when a paity of Revenu? officers raided an isolated hu off
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    QUARREL IN HOME.
    63 3 Woman Rushed To Hospital After Stabbing. An alttication between husband and wife, in their honif in Priniep Sireet yesterday afternoon, culminated, it is alleged, in the B»un seizing a knife and a' tucking his wife. She .sujta'.ncd two deep incised wound-, on Ihfl forehead and bled profusely.
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    CUT BY WINDSCREEN.
    62 3 Nasty Accident In Havelock Road. A nas.v accident occurred in HavelocK Read yesierday afternoon Said to have been knocked down by a mot-v--car, a Chinese cyolist was badly injured. The broken windscreen of the car infliccd dtep gashes about his Lead, fare* and neck The injuries bled
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    HINDU FESTIVAL.
    48 3 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Aug. 25. The- Hinc'.u festival "Vinayaga Chadur hi" was celebrated by tne Hindus when the image of God Vinayaga and God Subrumaniam was taken in procession along the streets leaving ih» Temiaiix Temple to Rtihung Temple and back to Temiany n-uin.
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    REFUSED TO JOIN SOCIETY.
    374 3 Assault Alleged. THREE ACCUSED ALL ACQUITTED. T^HE case in which two Chinese, Cheng Soh Hong and Lim Kia What, alleged members of a society, were charged with voluntarily causing hurt to another Chinese named Lim Eng Kwai, who it was alleged refused to join their society,
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    U.S. WORK LESS.
    40 3 Washington, Aug. ?g. Over a millicn and i.ali unemployed have I been re-absorbed during the June quarter, according to the Federal Keserve RevtoW, but eleven million arr still idl«\ Production Increaeed by r>9 p«r tint Reuter. i
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    JOHORE GIRL STABBED.
    282 3 MALAY WHO RAN AMOK. Wore Only Baju. Thought Ho Was (Joint; To Be Murdered. (From our Own Correspondent./ Mitre Bahru, Aug. 26. A YOUNG Malay, named Mohanud bin Rwibom, at OM time employ ed U a cfoffli i.i the Customs Depart Jim nt, Johore BahrtL ran amok,
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    GOVT. SERVANTS AND DEBT.
    878 4 Stron Action. MAY HE DECLARED BANKRUPT. QPTRONG disciplinary action against Government servants who continue to keep falling into debt \a likely to be taken by the Government on the recommendations of the committee appointed recently under the chairmanship of Mr. C. Wilson, the Official Assignee. This
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    SEREMBAN COURT NEWS.
    879 4 Body Of Chinese Exhumed, (From Our Oiirt C'jrt ISerembait, Aug. ka A HOKKIEN Chinee. nanMd Koa Kut, ap- peared before the police ir.u?, -strate. Raja Kamaralzaman. charped with tinrlni llSJiiHlid the murder of afjQthfT Chir sp named Goh Van Chin, at Gedojiy LaHtnj on or about Auk.
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    RESERVE BANKS.
    77 4 Control Of Relationship Overseas. WaaUka&m, Aug. 20. Regulation? aunivg at CQffttroltlnf the rclatlc.ni.hip of th«» Pfederal Heretf Bonlcs to foreign hank.s have b en issued by the Fpd^rai Reserve Beard. They ri-rjuix-e t.hut Wjititj b^uks Mibmit. to the Bm<mu forthwltb fuß 'nfonnaHOII concerning ,n rxistine r-latlorLihips and traasactions
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    GAS ENGINEER'S REPORT.
    632 4 Profit Of 5270,000. ONLY AUSTRALIAN COAL USED. r FHE annual report of the Ga* Engineer, for 1982, is signed by Mr. V. Kelly, who was acting for Mr. Bedford at the end of the year. The following are excerpts from the report WORKS AND PLANT. CftrbooM&c Plant.—
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    WHEAT ACREAGE.
    38 4 Washington. U g. 26. Fifteen per cent, reduction of the United States wheat acreage has been tentatively decided upon in consequence O f the London agreement. A formal announcement, nas m A fk S ffcrnoon.- Reuter
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    ROTARY CLUB AND SINGAPORE.
    534 4 A Brochure For People To Think About. ipllK brochure on Singapore, which has been compiled by tlie Kotury Club and the Municipal Commissioners of Singapore, has just been published and it is in every way an effort >vell worthy of the city with which it deals.
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    SEREMBAN ROTARIANS.
    133 4 Monthly Dinner Mooting. At Rail House. {From uur Oun Corratponmnuf Serembttn. Au?; 25. The monthly dflnmr meeting of the Sereinban Rotary Club. Ml held last niqht at the niHimlMlll Res Hoiu<\ uith Mr. H P. Bryson. M.S.C tho President, la the rhair. The President proposed the toa^t of
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    BUNGALOW ON FIRE.
    463 4 Flamef Spread Swiftly. TENANTS PROPEftTf 1 A*o 1 (From our On »t 1 p^-Nd, „f. ll>«»h, Auk 23 4 DISASTROUS liiv occurred »•>. terday which resulted iii a well. known bungalow in tin- European residential quarter <>i" the town bcinp practically gutted. It was shortly after thret
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    Our Short Story. Wanted On The Voyage. By Dem's Mac Kail
    6301 5 t ITTLE Misa Bedford had come out i to South Africa us a second-class pfjatenger, and was returning as a first-class passenger. That sounds Miccesflfu], doesn'l it? The mind i leaps to thoughts of Rand million- i ■ires, and
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      93 5 Throbbing Pain j"ir 1 1 1 1*1 acute pains I "v\ produced b> sprains quickly A \ieldtoSloan's Liniment. When yCf' *^\\v'M V_^' stimulates circulation instating /j l| I I L^ produces a swift action b> the m^ 'vV-*!^^ blood stream that s<mhi driven y '»t W mc pain .iu.i>. f|
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    Malayan Films Reviewed.
    748 7  - Malayan Films Reviewed. CINEQUE By More Own 200 peracna were engaged bj Fox Fil.n Corporation to aid In the composition and sychronisatton of the m*isi<:r.l score of "Cavalcade," the fUm version ol Noel Ooward'i faoi us play, opening on Tuesday at he Capitol Theatre. i'.i nr.iiE researco on the music
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    A Whkiii Peeps At Singapore.
    1309 8 A Whkiii Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent. I'JXIC of the best arranged affairs J Singapore has seen for some time j vas John Little's fashion show last week Everything went smoothly--* no long waits, the models displaying the gowns to the btsl advantage and v.-ith much of the
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya.
    1371 10 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya. A Story of Ghosts, Bodies and Whitewash. Did you know that the ffhost of the kaook tree can be expelled by driving a nail into the trunk:' IV^i'KN strange beliefs and supernatural horrors exercise such a profound influence on the lives of the people
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    What The World Is Reading.
    785 10  -  Cha rles Pilgrim By "Lorj of tar Sea." B) Petit ff<«fHhcrf. With nn Introduction bf /i/ ssatfer /?c?<c (Cape 103. 6(1. > "Mother Sea." By Fct,'x Ueiscnberg. Qoltones. 7s. 6(:..i IV wfl may trust the adverttemtots, sea travel is now "Lido all tho way/' whatever
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      52 10 EVERY WOMAN A NOVEL BY Gilbert Frankau Men, Some to business, some to pleasure take; Rat every Woman is at heart a rake; I Men, some to quiet, some to public strife; Hut every lady would be queen for strife. PRICK $4.00 (Postage h\tr;i). M. Mohamrd Dulfakir fo. Singapore Kualii
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    War Clouds Fast Gathering In The Pacific.
    903 11 TENSION BETWEEN JAPAN AND AMERICA. NAVAL ARMS RACE BEGUN. VEAR 1936 WILL BE CRITICAL IN WORLDS HISTORY. War in the Pacific wij come earlier than most people expect, according to the "Peiping Morning Poet" which contends that America cannot live at ease so
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    FRENCH OCCUPATION OF ISLANDS.
    152 11 FRENCH OCCUPATION OF ISLANDS. South-West To Seek Their Recovery. Hongkong, Awi. 1. INTRftVIFWED u,-dav. Mr. T.-iir Shao-yi. Um veteran leader of the KuoanSntang and a prominent member of the Sou n-weet Political Council, deelareri that the latter was paying close atten mn to ih" French occupation of the nine coial
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    "RESIST JAPANESE!"
    57 11 Peng Declines To Travel To Nanking. Peipiny:. Ann. II. Tiu beadquarten of 'he Anti-Japanese Aii.cd Ai".;y wa c Formally aboUabcd yesterday. In rt-plv t.o the G venmen', Marshal Wtng declared thai he will n'A come to Nanktog until The Oovanunert iia- formulated c :n-prt-lionsivf plan Cor resitting Japaaeae
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    HALF PEOPLE IDLE.
    283 11 "TOjta conference en unemploymrr relief, j berefore, can-ot bir. be considered aa a en- ~reU expression f Mir Governments licit ude for the welfare of the <• mnr.r. people and i*worthy of our rappcrt. "Snce the .1.-- of the World Wftf ,-ry Western Qcvernmcttt has considered r
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    IRREGULAR TAXES.
    361 11 Two Hundred Million People Idle. "Accctdirg to the lates' sta'i.-r.ics sTsJlabln .lie Uniod S'at;-s has over 10.U03.000 umn<- ployed. Germany is sec nd vi h 1,000.000,. followed by Britain wit> 3.000.000 and ?Tun:e with 1 000.000. '"Expressed la relation io popuia I c, tfceea Qfurra ahow that In
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    LEAGUE HELP IN CHINA.
    496 11 Ticklish Problem. MAY CAUSE MORE JEALOUSY. 'W^ havj ree entl >' hoard a lot." say* the "China Times,"' "about League cooperation in th<> development of China but details of th< procedure are still lacking. "We are unwilling to comment <>n the question until we know more
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    FUTURE GOVT. CHANGES.
    182 11 FUTURE GOVT. CHANGES. (Greater Powers For Mr. T.V. Soong. Nanking, hm n i IN connection with the proposed reorganisation Of the Minis ry ol Finance i:>to Ml Ecorinm <• 1 Ministry, wi.h f;:ll powers to control econonUi j strain In ihp aauntry, it is lur hat toaniril thai when the
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    HALF PEOPLE IDLE.
    105 11 WOKST PLACE FOR UNEMPLOYMENT. China's Big Task. A Marvel How The (iovt. Continues. "ACCORDING t<> Chinese telegram from Nanking, the Executive Yuan yesterday morning i ailed a con ference of delegates of flu- tlinistrfc <>r Finance and Industry to dipcuai the question of relieving worklesi people in
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1036 12 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. The S.B.P.C. I The special general meeting Qfl the Straits BicMMn 1 Physical Culture will be hi'ld at Mr Tan Eoon Guan's residence. 71. Chin Swce Rod, m Friday. Sept. I, at 7.30 pjn. timip Members are lequesnd to attend without fail. Absentees win be fined icwj
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    On The Badminton Courts Of Malaya.
    1208 12 On The Badminton Courts Of Malaya. Club Gossip From I Here And There, j MORE OF THE SELANGOR— SINGAPORE DISPUTE AUTBOUtf OF COMMITTEE MUST HE UPHELD INTRODUCTION OF THE GAME IN SCHOOLS GAINING A HPHE dispute which arose in the re- 7 cent inter-State competition was dealt with at considerable
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    516 12 Why The M 11.1. Are Outs* From Ai.it' i ui r ji 1 do* J? ml < pinion iyur .n B vai I think, in mi thai t^t r^^ able troubh I tw< k re ull II- m \hv ii.rmn's i I""* 1 n i':i Arj«orU0it
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    1679 13  -  "Shoulder-Strap" By Change Due To Members Keenness. 'The Engineers In Camp At CLSrfl THK principal item of news from Headquarters this week is the announcement that the Armoured Car Section, which was formerly part of "A" Machine-Cam Company, has been made :i
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    875 14  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. WALTER LINDRUM dfsdfdfs Great Variety Of The Game (ISY No Two Shots A e Exactly Alike. ALTHOUGH people say I have the thousand -break habit, I cannot tell you how many different shots you may meet in the jjrame of billiards. There is such variety
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    A corner For Our Young Folk.
    668 15 A corner For Our Young Folk. Uncle Harry writes about the essay competition and tells you something interesting about last week's eclipse of the sun. MANY young peoph have sent in antrfea for the essay competition H^ I announced last week and I can that it is going t<> be
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    907 15 Saved From The Snow: A Dog's Devotion. This story is specially written by Uncle Harry for his nephews and nieces. JIMMY was n little boy who lived in a told «J country where every year the snow fell for days and days and sometimes for weeks so that the whole
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    671 15 Ijondon, Aug. 8. WERE i s War |n Southern Eng- j Soldiers 'are marching be-' n *n almost tropic sun, gun trains Mug across the countryside. j Britain's post-war army is approach**on th f lUi BUmmer training. Activile Aldershot and Salisbury Plain battle i ""Whfrn ncreasin daily,
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    A REVIEW OF THE WEEK'S
    2329 16  - A REVIEW OF THE WEEK' S "Rimau" THE MALAYAN A.A.A. CHAMPIONSHIP MEETING LAST WEEK'S AND PREVIOUS PERFORMANCES COMPARED TWO NEW RECORDS ESTABLISHED AND A THIRD EQUALLED L. D. E. CULLEN'S BRILLIANT PERFORMANCES ACHIEVEMENTS OF DM. BARRY AND H.C. MILLS ECLIPSED— SELANGOR'S SUCCESS IN RECENT YEARS—WHY SINGAPORE ATHLETES HAVE TO TAKE
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    MALAYAN SPORT
    915 17 K-jj,, was again responsible for ■rgshing out all the cricket arranged jp'r Saturday afternoon, both in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, and v-hat games were played were confined to last Sunday. St. Joseph's ttored a creditable win over the Nonileacripts at McNair Road, knocking up no fewer than 180
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    In And Out Of The Boxina Ring
    981 17  -  "K.0." (By J)UIiIN r G the month of September Sportsmen will have ;the opportunity of seeing what promises to be two of the greatest ring battles that have even been staged in Singapore for a number of years. Subject to th^ approval of
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      362 17 MORE PRIZE HANDBOOKS IBIS WEEK. SOUVENIRS FOR SOCCER FANS. HfHO WILL WIN THE CHINESE v. R.A.F. 1 NATCH? A fifth lot of fifty P'ootball Handbooks are offered this week in deference to further repeated wishes of readers who have again written in asking us to continue this simple com petition.
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    THE VILLA VANQUISHED BY LOWLY LEICESTER.
    656 18 CHAMPIONS HELD AT HIGHBURY. START OF THE 1933-4 ENGLISH FOOTBALL SEASON. The 1933-4 soccer season in England was ushered in yesterday with full programmes of matches in all the divisions. Stoke City and Tottenham Hotspur are the promoted teams in the First Division, Bolton
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    S.R.C. AND S.C.R.C. DRAW.
    312 18 Balhetchet And Wong Bat Well. lACK of time prevented a decision in the game on the Padang yesterday between the S.R.C. and the S.C.R.C. The former tatted first for a total of 180 and when stumps were drawn the Chinese had made 134 for the loss
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    A.P.C. SPORTS.
    477 18 Perrott The Champion Athlete. rE Asiatic Petroleum Company's Sports were held yesterday on their own ground at Paya Lebar. A large crowd was present and a long programme of events was gone through without a hitch. The outstanding performance of the evening was that of W. R. S.
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    223 18 SOCCER CONTEST RESULT. RESULT. i Three With Only One Error. THREE readers correcvly forecast the goal margins in four of the five matches set out in our soccer compatition No. 12 and they accordingly share the prize. One other reader also claimed four correct but his entry could not be
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    SINGAPORE RACES.
    170 18 Yesterday's Sprints Clocked. (By -Winning Post.") 4LL three tracks were worked yesterday Jlk^ morning, No. 1 being reserved for ia?t v.crk. Early out were Comprador, Prince Carav?l and Brown Tony, who did the last three 1 uric ngs in 40 seconds. Punkawalla. in company with Naghoo and Boardwalk,
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    CHINESE WIN.
    239 18 Oldham Hali Lose Soccer Friendly. An interes ing match was played yesterday Da th Oldham Hall ground when Oldham Hall opposed the unbeat n Chinese 111 and lost by cat gcal to nil. Mr. Un Sun refe.eed. and the team; lined up as follows OLDHAM HALL: Kim Tjio2;
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    R.A.F. BEAT N.C.C.
    248 18 Fletcher's Hundred Wickets. I^LETCHER completed his 100 wick'. to f-j--m the .season and Gardner brought hi> urv ftggregate to over the 500 mark when Um RA.F. engaged the Nondescripts at McKatr Road yesterday. The Airmen won by 41 runs, wi.h one Vfc* t tc spare. Gardner hit
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    WILTS HEAT SJ.I.
    213 18 Cummins Routs School Batsmen. WITH their best men playing for the Combined Schools team on the Pada»ij, 6t. Joseph's had to admit defeat by 13 runs wlicn :hey engaged the Wiltshire r. Reserves at tlv^ Bras Basah Road ground yesterday. Cummins bowled in deadly form for Um
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    SCHOOLS' TEAM AT THE S.C.C
    116 18 Splendid Battinir R* The Boys.'' rpwo hundrifd and twenty-iour t^ collected tor the lww of the Combined ScW te.m iiVVJe^£|!> cricket match eommrn-ed t th«- gpr^ c.ny °v.c. ytn 9% The same will bo re umed at 11 Scons U>-^ COMBINED BCHOOLB H. Boon run
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    JOHORE ROADS.
    55 18 <tion* Uui Ou n CorrtspondmU) Johore Bahru. Aisj X The P.W.D.. Johore liahru. has notmk b»Kun effecting expensive r« pairs \o ssmm roads in Johore Bahru town. These roads no doubt badly requh^ metalling and will in a f»»w w»eks ron« m to the t-\i ,'llent condition of
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    SPORTS DIARY.
    162 18 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL I I KSDAY. AUG. 2%. Polio* v. Harlequins. Jalun Besar. R A v. I.CJ.A Aii'im Read. WEDNESDAY. AUQ 30 Marine v. Chines? 11. Anson Road. S.C.C v. Wilt-hires. S.CC. Colman Shield U. Apiah v K. Tlong, Jslss Be&ar. THURSDAY. AUO. Jl. RAF. v. Chimse. Anson Road.
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    FIRST DIVISION SOCCER.
    692 19 Wilts Beat R.A.F. AIRMEN'S IMPROVED FORM. JTVISPLAYING improved form when they met the Wiltshires in the First Division of the S.A.F.A. League at the Anson Road Stadium yesterday, the Airmen were, perhaps, rather unlucky not to be able to share the points. They fully extended the Wilts,
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    LOCAL BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS.
    938 19 Yesterday's Play. SEMI-FINAL STAGES REACHED. 1 THE Singapore Badminton Championship tournament was taken a step further yesterday at the S.V.C. Drill Hall when the quarter-finals in the Junior Singles and one quarterfinal tie in the Men's Open Singles were played off. The programme also included a tie
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    FOOTBALL HANDBOOK WINNERS.
    468 19 Offer Repeated iiiis Week. THE JiJt\ read- ,n ft* I. to be puked up OW of Itat manv tlMßMfli received, far the simple but i\u. ijhlv popul.competition for Vtlleli Mty Malayan FuMbaJl Handb-x>k." were offend as p,-:/i v are a* follow.'Mis. DArii do SUva, I i ng
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    COUPLETS CONTEST RESULT.
    467 20 Many More Entries. ANOTHER LIMERICK COM PETIT [ON. r riJKRK was a marked increase in thv entries for the couplets eon* t»\st lasi week, and the new competition for a limerick also attracted a wry representative entry from all over lfaJaya. The couplets prizes of (5 each
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    COLMAN SHIELD.
    339 20 Yesterday's Game At Jalan Besar. KALLANG Batin defeated Kampong Tiong 4 2 at the Jalan Besar Stadium y stirday ii; Div. "B" of the M.F.A. Colman Shield B<»ccer competition. Mr. Mohd. Zain referted. and the I— iftl v <:re: KALLANG BATIN: Abd. Rahman b SatTar: Ismail b Awang.
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    BIRTHDAY OF CONFUCIUS.
    167 20 Sage's Teaching Needed To-day« npO-DAY is the anniversary of the birth of the groat Chinese Sage, Confucius, writes our Chinese correspondent. In many places in China, especially in the interior, where the influence of his teaching: has remainen intact against the influx of modern civilisation, homage will
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    O.R.A. TENNIS.
    129 20 Peall Challenge Cup Tournament. BcNtttf of ties played in the Old Ramesians" ».a\v» tennis tournament for the G. T. PjVjl Challenge Cup are as fellows: Teo Tian Keng beai Wan Puteh 6 3. 6— l\ Mohd. Yusof b. Ishak beat G. E. N. Oehlcrs o— l. 6—2. Other
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    SIKHS' SPORTS MEETING.
    148 20 Coleje Student Wins The Champlanship. < F fxjm Our Oivn Correspondent.' Ip»"»h. Aug. 26 The first athletic .sports meeting held uncles tfca auspices of the Pcrak Sikh Athle ic Unioix was held on the Padang here and provided interesting sport despite rain inerferlii^. The individual championship W§B
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    299 20 Chok San Routs Selangor Rangers. (From Our Own Correspondent. > Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 26. Wong Chok San was in dradly form iv todays first Stonor Shield match played h?re be.wern the Selangor Rangers and the Kuala Lumpur Railway Institute. He was chiefly responsible for dismissing tlv: Rangers
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    MALAYS IN JAVA.
    81 20 Yesterday's Return In Batavia. TIE Singapore Malays drew I—l1 1 with Batavia United in ihe return game played in Batavia yesterday. The Singapore team beat Batavia 5— 2 when they met on he outward journey. Matches played to date h»vc rcsulU?d as follows. Beat Ba'avia 5 2.
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    SOCCER FRIENDLIES.
    109 20 SOCCER FRI ENDLIES. The Bendemeer Athletic Club beet the Raffles Institute in a friendly game 9f «oceer at the iaitrr's ground by 3 2. The Btndemeer Athletic Club meet the 3.C.C. on Tuesday, on the Padang. The following will represent the 8.A.C.: Check Wan; Siaiv Cheng. Kong Guan: Hor Kood.
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