Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 24 September 1933

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I*— No. 1O SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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    Is Japn Ignoring The New Bandit Menace?
    431 1 "BREAK THE PACT." OVERSEAS CHINESE APPEAL. The Loan Peril. Will The Powers Send Troops? Shanghai, Sept. 23. THE deliberate toleration by the Japanese of the bandits now adTtndng on Peitaiho, the North China sssuner resort, is being deprecated a foreign circles. If is
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    "CHINA! CHINA!"
    126 1 G«t Chen Chiang Ming's Death Cry. Hongkong, Sept. 23. An ironical smile appeared over the JJ« features of Gen. Chen Chiang when members of his tamily asKfi™ as he lay on his death-bed here ™erday morning if he would wish to fcjke a will. Uter, when a friend,
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    U.S. FARMERS TO STRIKE.
    195 1 President Trying Hard To Release Money. I Washing ton. Sep. 23. TOE 'clamour for inflation is growing A meetfn^^rf rly f mon^ .iHf at Desmoines <i O wa) of the im*n£? al f 2 rmers Holiday Association" vt£^<T% rcsol^ion in tayour of a "farm strike" for
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    REFUSES TO EAT.
    133 1 Pan der Lubbe's Strange T&liairiAiii* Leipzig, Sept. 23. VAN der Lubbe is refusing to eat and his counsel obtained premission at the opening of the morning's proceed- ings of the Reichstag fire trial to sit be- side his client in court. Van der Lubbe, meanwhile, maintains an
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    GEYLANG M. E. CHURCH.
    32 1 There will be no English Service at the Geylang Methodist Episcopal Church to-day in view of the Sunday Schoo Rally to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    ALLEGED BRUTAL TREATMENT.
    211 1 Woman Accused. CHILD SENT TO HOSPITAL. i Johore Bahru, Sept. 23. *PHE alleged ill-treatment of a threeyear old adopted daughter of a Chinese "doctor" of Plentong, was described in the Johore Bahru Policy Court this morning before Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Sheikh Yahya (Second Magistrate). The foster
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    JAPANESE DUMPING.
    57 1 Jamaica Requested To Take No Action. Kingston 'Jamaica), Sept. 23. Replying to the request of the Legislature for permission to raise tariffs against Japanese textiles, Sir P. Cunliffc Lister stated that the AngloJapanese Treaty precluded discriminatory tariff.? against Japan. He urged the Legislature to undertake no measures pending
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    FILM FARE FOR MALAYA.
    627 1 Warner Bros.' Plans. MR. NAT LIEBESKIND INTERVIEWED, BROTHERS— First National have a string of outstanding successes for the 1933-4 schedule, according to Mr. Nat Liebeskind, who enumerated some of them in the course of an interview with a "Malaya. Tribune" representatative. Mr. Liebeskind, who is the
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    MAULED BY A TIGER.
    164 1 Fata! Delay Of Rotan Carrier. (From Our Own Correspondent.^ Ipoh, Sept. 23. 11HIILE out cutting rotan in a jungle near Bukit Cherake Batu 30 miles from Taiping. a Malay was attacked by a tiger. It appears that a party of four Malays engaged in gathering rotan
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    RESTRICTION MOVE.
    80 1 Control Of Native Crop In D.E.I. London, Sept. 23. J'HE "Financial Times" Amsterdam correspondent quotes an official announcement that th? Government Commissioners of native rubber districts in the Dutch Indies will shortly be summon ed to Batavia to discuss restriction. This is considered to indicate that negotiations m
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    WOMAN'S! FATAL MISTAKE.
    165 1 WOMAN'S FATAL MISTAKE. DRANK POISONOUS LOTION. Accidental Death. Coroner's Inquiry At K. L. /From Our Oum Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 23. THPJ inquest on the body of a Chinese lady, Mrs. Tan Yok Lim. who died on Aug. 18 as the result ot belladonna poison in<r. was heid to-day when
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    FELL FROM GANGWAY.
    165 1 Ship's Capiain Taken To Hospital. Slipping from a gangway near the new pier early yesterday afternoon, Capt. Maddock, ol the steamer "Hong Ho," fell on to the steps beneath, a distance of about seven feet, and dislocated his right shoulder and sustained, it is suspected, an injury
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    MR. R. O. BISHOP.
    127 1 Arrival In Singapore Yesterday. Mr. R O. Hishop. M.B.E 1'.1.C. vtiio until a few months ago was head ot ihc Chemical Division of the Rubber Research Institute of Malaya, returned to Malaya by the "President Polk" yesterday morning. It is understood that Mr Bishop Ls taking
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      54 1 fkS LANKA STORES, fa. 2S, Riverside, Malacca. .Sot 16. J. bu Abdullah. W^ NU4T. MOSS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!! NOVELS. BOOK-DINOING We b»ve mad*, wrangemen'i with book-bmd*vr from Singapore to 4o book-binding for our cuslom g[t Thost for whom such work w been dene are more than with the workmanship gnd cost.
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      43 1 RUBBER PRICES. Yesterday's Close In New York And London. (From Our Own Correspondent.) London, Sept. 23. London Rubber, Spot, 8 25 :J2d. Jan.-Mar. 329 32d. New York Rubber, Spot, 7 11 16 cts. j Oct.-Dec. 7 13; 16 cts. CROSS-RATE. New York—London 4.78%.
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    FIFTY FOOTBALL HANDBOOKS.
    559 2 Last Week's Match Adaiidoned. THE S.R.C. v. Cattle Cc, match having been abandoned last week, entries for the filly prize handbooks effered in connection with this match arc h:ld over and the winners will be announced next wek. The match will be replayed to-morrow. Th3 postponed match
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    OLD WOMAN'S COMPLAINT.
    1402 3 Mr. Smith: How old arc you? I do not know my age. Katijah is not your real daughter?— No, she ih my adopted daughter. I adopted her when s he was two or three months old. Why should the two accused assault you? Because I wanted lo
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    STRUGGLING IN RIVER.
    96 3 Woman Rescued By Constable. 4 sensation was caused in r, at Quay /m yesterday morning when a middle-aged Chinese woman was seen struggling in the fcm^aporo River. Ftrtunatcly for the wcman, a Marine palice I constable and a bcatrnan went to her rescue and managed to bring
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    LONG STANDING FRIENDS.
    151 3 Complainant Bails Out The Accused. i [-'rum Our Own Correspondent.) Scremban. Sep!\ 23. A Tamil narrmd Suppiah was charged b°foi-;> Raja Kamaralzaman with the theft of a bicycle belonging to Mr. Phillips, in Nilai. The accused claimed to be tried, and said that he only borrowed it
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    STEAMER AGROUND.
    51 3 Bangkok. Sept. 23. The Norwegian steamer "Ilirundo." bound fc~ Swatov. wi.h a fuil cargo of rice arcl 150 passengers, is aground or! Kohsichang. The passengers have been transferred to a Butterfield b.at and are procmiin'? to Swatow. The cargo in iwo holds is Jettisoned and the ergine-room is
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    SIAM CEMENT.
    50 3 (From uur Own Correspondent.) Eangkok, Sc-pt. 23. The Government has advanced the duty on iir.poited cement to over 25 per ca.t.. and it iz row ucals 11 cents 20 per metric ton. Siam cement is lower in price in an effort to retain Um market against Japanese comp?titicn.
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    FIGURES GROPING IN THE DARK.
    212 3 Housebreakers Caught. BROKE PANELS OF DOOR. WHAT was described as a very determined case of housebreaking vas mentioned before the District Judge (Mr. 11 A. Forrer) yesterday. Two Chinese, Loh Kee and Lia Kee, were charged with breaking into 32, Neil Road, with intent to
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    CUSTODY OF A CHILD.
    519 3 Seremban Action. MOTHER ASKS FOR RESTITUTION. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept. 21. jyjß. Justice J. L. McFall, was busy to-day in the Supreme Court, on habeas corpus proceedings instituted by a Tamil Voma'n, named Thanga* mah, against M* Growther. as first respondent, and Mr. A.
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    PRISON FOR A BEGGAR.
    115 3 Ignored A Previous Warning. (From Our Own Correspondent./ Seremban. Sept 23. When a Chinese was produced before the local majttefoate and nhrigori with begging fcr aims, thr magistrate Dewambered tl it was only a lew days since be had cau- j Cloned and discharged the accused
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    SENTENCED TO DEATH.
    343 3 WRESTLER POUND GUILTY. Railway Fireman. Sentence Received With A Smile. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Ipoh, Sept. 23. jy|AItIAJTA\, the ex-lireman of the F.M.S. Railways, who was indicti'«i al the Perak Assizes on a charge of murder, having fatally injured a driver named Jouqm'm and his cook, Uainasamy,
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    Forthcoming Malayan Films Reviewed.
    1046 4 7 CINEQUE THE most elaborate and spectacular scenes ever devised for the background of a comedy film are those which were produced tor li.l.P.'s "Facing the Music," which comes to the Capitol next week. riIHOUGB it was but the mis-en-scene for A the hilarious adventures of
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    752 6 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. I Our Woman I Correspondent TPANGUN Club was once more the attractive setting for .Mrs. Alford'i clever cabaret evening last Saturday. Longer waits between the numbers gave the audience more time to enjoy dancing and the show was still in progress long after midnight. UniiFuaJ
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    THE SHOP SCOUT.
    275 6 TH E RE'S a ne w m odel Janl z e n J bathing suit at Chic Parisien Ltd., combining the brassiere idea with an all-in-one suit the brassiere j part is attached to the trunks in front j but buttons over independently at the Lack, so
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    Paris Spotlights.
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    Sunday Tribune.
    312 8 Singapore: September 24, 1933. "signs of revival. If there is anyone who doubts the wisdom of the movement for rubber restriction he should go down to the Singapore docks and ?ee the way that rubber is being loaded, almost feverishly, into any cargo boat that is willing to
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya
    1169 8 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya A 1 Look Into i j A Hindu Temple. j— £f**>^ ***i INDIA is rich in myth and legend. The gods of the Hindu religion are the central igures of stories as fantastic as any i.i the world and those tales are preserved in
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    517 8 WIT and WISDOM o f the WEEK. VES, sir, that's the reason All women hate each other because a woman seldom brings up a son fit to be another woman's husband. A A "Feed a cold and starve a fever," say the doctors. What I would like to know is
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      39 8 THIS WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. To-day: 1.03 am.. 12.49 p.m. To-morrcw: 1.50 a.m.. 1.24 p.m. Tuoday: 2.46 a.m.. 2.03 p.m.. Wednesday: 4.05 a.m., 2.55 p.m. Thursday: 6.31 a.m.. 4.21 p.m. Friday: 8.16 a.m., 6.30 p.m. Saturday: 9.06 a.m.. 8.10 p.m.
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    "THOUSANDS OF OFFICIALS BUT NOTHING ACHIEVED."
    847 9 THE NATIONAL GOVT. NEEDS OVERHAULING. MO UNITY IN KUOMINTANG. Cumbersome Organisation Is To Blame. MR. SOONG SHOULD REMEDY AFFAIRS. That the National Government has made a lot of empty eches about the need of unity, and the necessity of improving the livelihood of the
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    JAPANESE IN TSUNHUA.
    97 9 A Breach Of The Tangku Armistice Agreement. Peiping, Sept. 2. According to a communique isued by the Nto Branch Military Council yesterday. Japanese troops make daily visits to the outlying villages in the northern suburbs o; Tsuntoia, a district north of Peiping which was recently taken over
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    PEIPING COMMUNISTS.
    89 9 Headquarters Raided And Many Arrests Made. Peiping, Sept. 1. The Peiping police authorities yesterday raided a secret Communist headquarters in the northern section cf Peiping. A number of arrests were made. On the premises the police found a wireless sot in perfect working order. It is believed that
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    JAPANESE RESORT TO SUBTERFUGES.
    330 9 Farmers Persuaded To Enter Manchukuo. P( iping, Sept. 2. HOW Japr.iie.se agents arc making a travesty of the Tangku Armistice agreement by lo.c.iii Chinese in the demilitarised zone to join Manch.kuo or take out what they term insurance papers is vividly described by a Korean who
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    MINISTERS ABROAD.
    50 9 Nanking, Sept. 6. The Government has decided to appoint Mr. Liu Chung-chieh, until recently Vice-Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Mr. Liu Wen-tao, at present Chinese Minister to Germany, as Chinese Ministers to Germany and Italy respectively. The appointment will be formally gazetted shortly, it is learned. China Times
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    CHINA'S PRESENT TRAVAIL.
    348 9 Famine And Flood. BREEDING-POT OF BANDITRY. a A CCORDING to the latest report submitted to the National Government by the National Relief Commission of the eighteen provinces in China Proper, fifteen provinces suffered from famine, flood, drought and other disasters during the eight months up to August
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    "REDS" IN SOUTH SHENSI.
    111 9 Inhabitants Form Militia Against Them. Sianfu. Sept COMMUNIST proclamations signed by (tie so-called headquarters oi the '.3rd [Kvisfon of the Communist Army suddenly mpercO ucently on the walls in and outside the ei'y of I-aochen, In Southern Shensi. These Communists have also exte-nd(d their activities to
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    THE AMERICAN LOAN.
    497 9 CHINA HAS FILL CONTROL. Too Many Claimants. Money To Be I'sed Ptef Production. *< TT is gratifying to note that Mr. T. V. BoiMV declared in the course of a press interview on August 29, that the Chinese Government has full control over the disposal of the
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1622 10 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. 'atholic Young Mens Association— -Council's Interesting Repay' For Last Year Record <)t Good Work Done Chinese Students Literary Association Hold House Warming Function. rpuE council vi the Catholic Young Men's J Singap have Issued the follov.nm repeal tot the ded July 31, 1933: ■I i. oflk t-lj
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    840 10  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. W ALTER LINDRUM l&Y T7 o rSN o o Play For The In-Off If Possible. Red Must B< Kept Fron Straying NOW want to show you the one class of shot which amateurs niay j.^dly niiH-'n top often. The jiv^rage •mat cur. if he has
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    620 11 A Corner For Our Young Folk. i was very nearly persuaded into buying it. They are deadly enemies of snakes, you know. When they get angry they are very fierce and very, very quick. Eo much so that even a sna^e is not K:.--t enough to strike it. Lois of
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    A Young Prince In Search Of Adventure.
    1037 11 A Young Prince In Search Of Adventure. This Story Is Specially Written By Uncle Harry For His Nephews And Nieces. ong. long ago there lived a young Pm;< rj namtc: Surongarm. His fatiksr was ;t gre king and many nations paid tribute to him J in money and produce of
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    The Malayan Badminton Courts.
    1368 13 Cldb G©ssnp Fsroinr. Here Ami There. 09GAPORE li ADM I NT OX ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT LAST SUNDAY'S FINALS REFLECTIONS ON THE MATCHES HIGH STANDARD OF EFFICIENCY KLANG TOURNEY RESULTS OF FIXTURES f[KRE *a* a rood att ndanet at the S.V.c. Drill Hall en Sunday la when
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    THE GORDON CUP COMPETITION.
    936 13 Keen Matches At Ipoh. The "Gordon Cup" badminton tournament open to the members of the Perak Medical Department, was held at the Perak Turf Cl^b Grand Stand last week-end. The Cup, which will be competed for annually, v.as presented by the members of the staff of
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    A Review Of The Week's Malayan Sport.
    1259 14  -  Rimau (By Start Of The New Hockey Season Keenness Of The Chinese Chinese Forming A Rugger Fifteen To-Morrow's Meeting At The S.C.R.C. The Singapore Soccer Cup Competition Will The Chinese Repeat Their Success Of 1925? The Commercial Cup Competition —Publishers 9 Hard Luck.
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring.
    631 14  -  K.O. (By THERE was a rumour recently that the partly constructed Olympic Stadium on the old Lion City Ring site, at the junction of Selegie Road and Bukit Timah Road, was to be taken over by certain LION well-known sportsmen and CITY reconstructed
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    TOWN PLANNING DEPARTMENT.
    385 15 Perak Protests Against Abolition. 'From Our Own Correspondent.) Ipoh. Sept. 23. A str against the abolition of the perak I wn Plarning Department was made a- meeting of the Kinta Sanitary Board, when he unofficial members, by a large "iajor:rv moved a resolution asking the Resi:he retention
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    CUBAN CHAOS.
    122 15 Americans Seeking Refuge In Warships. Washington, Sept. 23. HPROOPs have been sent to Soiedad to reinTree the naif dozen rival guards protectkolatPd i SCV n Brit nS and tl:rep American, The United States Government has made representation-, to the Havana authorities as a Jesuit of the looting of
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    SEREMBAN FUNERAL. The Late Madam Wong Loo Yong.
    80 15 SEREMBAN FUNERAL. The Late Madam Wong Loo Yong. (From Our Oun Correspondent.) Serembfin, Sept! 22. The funeral took plac? this morning at TiM of Madam Wong Loo Yong, the cortege leaving the- residence of Mr. Yah Ah Fon^. foe the burial ground at Titi at, 9 a.m. to-day. The deceased
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      20 16 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST 16 PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1933. FIVE CENTST
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      R.S.Y.C. CHENGMAI FOURS.
      345 16 R.S.Y.C. CHENGMAI FOURS. Last Of Year's Rowing Events. rE last of the year's rowing events at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club, the Chengmai Fours race, was won yesterday by Priced ham. The crews were: Bow, G. M. Coltan; 2. A. R. Anderson: 3, W. R. S. Perrott; str.. H. Price;
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      ENGUSH TURF.
      46 16 Result Of Newbury Autumn Cup. Loicloii. St>pt. 23. The (Mi for the Newbury Autumn Cup vestntcd ts toUows: 1. Loose Strife Ximt-ne*: 3. Bcaufrere Thirteen ran, ■wor. by two lengths, third a r.rck avraj'. Hi I HIM 13 to 2; 2to1:8 :o I Reuter
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      SELANGOR HOCKEY.
      90 16 Yesterday's State Trial At Kuala Lumpur. 'from Our Own Correspondent) Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 23. r[E first State trial of the season was played to-day. Colours played the State forward line and were expected t^ do well, but the Whites performed creditably and drew lour-all. Grenier opened the scoring
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      SELANGOR SOCCER.
      119 16 Singapore Team In Kuala Lumpur. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 23. The Ciiinese Companion A. A. team of Singapore beat the Selangor Chinese R.C. to-day on the T.P.C.A. padang by 4—2. The visitors should have won b:' a larger margin but lex ttuj good defensive pJay
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      BODY-LINE BOWLING.
      60 16 Australian State Conference Decision. Sydney. Sept. 23. The Inter-State Cricket Conference adopted :he body-line rule .-unvested by the Board of Cortro] in April last. It is understood that the New South Wales delegates vo..ed against the proposal. Reuter. [The proposed rule gives umpires power to slop bowlers whom
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      NON-TITLE BOUT.
      45 16 Youn^ Stribling Outpoints Holder. Houston, Texas. Sept. 23. Iv. n n n-title ten-round bout to-day Young S:iibiin~. making his first ring appearance since ho was injured in training for his flghi against Don McCorkindale. narrowly outpointed Haxie Rcsenbloom. the world's light-heavy-v.'.ght champion. Reuter
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      THE ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES.
      194 16 THE ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES. PROMOTED TEAMS COLLAPSE. SPURS AND STOKE CITY BOTH BEATEN AT HOME. There were some sensational results in the English and Scottish League matches played yesterday. Both the First Division promoted teams, Tottenham Hotspur and Stoke City, were beaten on their own grounds. Motherwell maintained their
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