Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 1 October 1933

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    25 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. Vol. I. No 2O ♦SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1, 19:]:J. X. ._j.» r FIVE CENTS.
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    SERIOUS POLITICAL CRISIS IMMINENT IN CHINA.
    803 1 Impossible To Bridge The Cabinet Differences. PREMIER M4Y RESIGN AT ANY MOMENT. PRO-JAPANESE POLICY OF CHIANG KAI SUEK. Heavy Fighting In The North. Tientsin Wires Urgently For More Reinforcements. The crisis in the Chinese Cabinet seems to have come to ahead. The "Big Three,"
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    The Registration Of Britons.
    329 1 Almost Conscription From To-day. fJUIE enactment which makes it com- pulsorv for all British Euronean male residents of Singapore to register with n central authority and which was passed by the Legislative Council 'in August last year, comes into force to-day. All firms h) Singapore are
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    ALARMING FLIGHT OF CAPITAL.
    344 1 ALARMING FLIGHT OF CAPITAL. I Critica^-Time In U.S. MONETARY DECISION i IMMINENT. Ityashington, Sept. 30. V MONMAftY declaration by the President is imminent, according to higp officials. It is likefy to include devaluation, stabilisation and a promisejof a return to the gold standard. The rea.aftji for it, according to the
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    MR. TONG LAO.
    77 1 T<# IMPTransf erred To IT is understood from an autho-- ritative source that Mr. Tong Lao, Chinese Consui-Gereral in Singapore, will be transferred shortly to Calcutta, as ConsulGeneral in India. The appointment of Mr. Philip K. C. Tyau as Chinese Consul-General to Singapore, we understand, is officially
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    Governor "Toasts" Bridal Pair.
    421 1 Fashionable Wedding In j Singapore. AN t'vmi i,i unusual Interest to Singapore residents was the wedding ol Miss Gillian Pearse, daugilter of Mrs. i J. Pearse and the late Dr. Pearse. and Mr. John Hannyngtou, of Ipoh. which took place at St. Andrew's Cathedral yesterday afternoon.
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    BRADY BEATS RIVERS.
    329 1 LAST NIGHT'S BOXING CONTESTS. Popular Verdict. Ashworth And MUler Both Win. (By K.0."; PXPLOITINC; a splendid left jab. Sfct. J. M. Brady, the R.A.F. middleweight, outpointed Al River* over 12 three-minute rovodfi at the New World Arena hist ni^ht. Bradv weighed 11 st. 5 \h. to Rivers'
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    KUALA LUMPUR WEDDING.
    119 1 Assistant Commissioner Of Police. >'From Our Own Corregrxmdent.i Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 30. The wfddinc look place at BttM Mary 1 church this afternoon of Mr. R. W. E H«: I er, AC P.. Kuala Ki bu. and Miss Mary Fin-h who arrived from Home recently. The Rev.
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    THE CUBAN DISORDER.
    70 1 I Havana. Sept 30 Six people were killed and 14 injured (including an American press photographer; in last night's street battles Reuter. i Shanghai. Sept. 30 In view of the critical situation In Cuba, the Chinese Consul has arranged with the American authorities for the concentration of
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    BIG TOURNAMENT SENSATION
    118 2 '?xo famous international sellers Abe Mitchell and A. J. Lacey were concerned in a remarkable Incident in the qualifying competition for the £1,040 "News of the World" tournament, held at Pinner Hill. When they holed out at the sixth it was discovered that they were playing the
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    THE SELANGOR AUTUMN RACE MEETING.
    931 2 THE SELANGOR AUTUMN RACE MEETING. EXCITING SPORT YESTERDAY. MAJOR FOX AND TRAINER HOBBS MEET WITH SUCCESS. Major T. L. Fox and Tra iner Hobbs each saddled three winners at the opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's twoday professional race meeting at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. The big sweep realised $35,700
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    "SULTAN OF SWAT."
    147 2 "Babe" Ruth, the giant American baseball •}>erm? run king." known to thousands of basein. 11 "fans" as Suitan of Swat," .suys iM h to :ctir, at the end cf the present s^^sou. T.! re has be9n talk of the ibe retiring -iiK.j 1925. but this tim:. he
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    HOLE-IN-ONE CLUB.
    152 2 Three hundred and forty members of the Hole-in-Onc Club sought to duplicate their previous efforts at the Second Annual "Ace" tournament staged by th? Ne,v York "World Telegram" en the 148-yard thirj hole on Salisbury Course. They fired 1,698 shots at the pin on the Plat-au Green, with
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    POLICE BEATEN AT HOCKEY.
    719 2 Yesterday's Game At The Depot. PLAYING better hockey in almost all departments, the Singapore Colts beat the Police by 3—o at the Thompson i Road Depot yesterday. Composed mostly of boys just out of school, the Colts were younger and lighter than the Police eleven, for
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      374 2 FIFTY PRIZE FOOTBALL HANDBOOKS. SOUVENIRS FOR RUGGER FANS. WHO WILL WIN THE S.C C. v ISLANDS MATCH. En order to create greater interest in ruirbv tWhaii *u SUNDAY TRIBUNE will this week -ivc away 'fifty Mail Football handbooks as souvenirs to mail; ihV start of*!!! new season in Singapore. e
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  • FROM THE MALAYAN COURTS.
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      "MEDICINE" IN FOOD.
      409 3 WIFE'S STRANGE STORY. Accused Discharged. Strong Remarks By Magistrate. Ipuh, Sept. *jh. IWDAK Singh, a Lance-Corporal oi th<- local police force, who was on trial far offences against the Police Enaetim nt, was acquitted at the dose of the case to-day. Th<- proHccutios alleged that th.« used
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      ALLEGED CHEATING.
      115 3 Charge Against One Accused Withdrawn. Tii-; t In which Altv-r: i,i.t«rm..<n mi -;i together with a fantl nsm tsmoo, v ith eheattng Mhth;t':m»um raotor r u wa agaw i brfor* Wm? SNJond M.-'n Mr v terdaj mi. who i < foi l seimtioii, informed Uv rourt that we
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      FOUR CHINESE FINED.
      113 3 (aim In ftajring A (Jamblin*; Ciinr vu-w.U: e ■uiiiiy to a d»g ol J )la> ing in a common gamta* bwwc, •>• Johon- Road, four Chinese 52J WJJ fined by the Second Magistrate, w A polirc raid had been made on tnc premises at 0 30 p.m.
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      MOTHER'S TRAGIC DISCOVERY.
      133 3 Son's Body In A Godown. 'from out Own 'JvrresT>crndenl,i Ipoh, Sept. 3(J. A-S tier son <Ik\ not return from a eodown where he had been the nr<>Jkm ntehiU, keep watch. I mother P on T »t' rollowinu morning wont to the BoOown and found 11 Sjked! I'^-n.u-
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      BREACH OF TRUST.
      89 3 Prison For Young Chinese Gill M; R j p. Curtis (thts Third Mugistrate) delivered Judgment yesterday in the case m which Onoo Ah S:ip. an attractive Chinese girl, was charged with criminal breach of trust in respect, of a diamond ring valued :it $I.2(K>. His worship convicted
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      SERIOUS CHARGE.
      73 3 Malay Accused Of Throwing Acid. Hussais bin Yakim. a well-known Malay Bring in tlie Geylang District, appealed before the Second Magistrate i Mi Rorman Orice) yesterday bio serious charge. It was allogt-d thai on July U he threw a Quuniity of acid on Harem bin N T oor
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      WOLINSKI FREED.
      66 3 No News Of Promised Escort. Hermann Wolinski, t!ir> Russian who was alleged to huve committed criminal breach ol trifcrt In Bombay in respect of Js.tK7f> r-n»fr.:. was discharged by the I>i -trir 4 Jutfee »Mr. IF. A. Forrer) yesterdttj Detpctivc-Inspcctor McLennan said si id that liti bad received
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      ALLEGED FORGED NOTES.
      57 3 Btootj riiong and Goh OUi Wong, tw." Bteaits*born Chinese, appeared befor? M»c Second Magistrate 'Mr Nofman rjtytee^ jf^sterrtay cm a charge ot i«nrrapti!!r tht-it a Chinese deteetivfc b.v bldrtchTß him to buj I.IHM) forged $1 nfo»r< fbr |S5O. 'ih»- d)c»'. m was postponed, the accused bi-njn allowea
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      FOWL WITH FOUR LEGS.
      996 3 Policeman's Find. END OF A SAMSU HUNT. (From Out Own Coi respond- Johore Bahru, Sept. 28. 4\S Sept. 24 the 0.C.P.D., Plentong, Inche Elahi Baksh, received cer tain information regarding the di^tilling of illicit samsu on a large scale, in a hut situated in the jungle
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      95 3 f fU 4S WJGD AS GOLD All the VALUE is in the LONG. GOLDEN SMNDS. Only long strands of pure Golden Virginia Tobacco are contained in Wills's GOLD FLAKE The careful elimination by special processes of all deleterious matter ensures the superfine quality^ of Jhese cigarettes the name 7of W.D.&H.O.
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    RIVAL PAIN CURE DEALERS.
    438 4 Has Court Order Been Misrepresented? r'O local manufacturers of rival brands of pain bairns, Yeo Lock Ghee and Tan Gim Lay, figured yester.'.iy as complainant and accused before thr Fourth Magistrate, Mr. J. M. Brancier, when the iatter was asked to show eanac wliy he should
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    MRS. G. C. MILN.
    98 4 Death Of Weil-Known Authoress. London, Sept. 30. THE death has occurred of Mrs. George Crichton Miln. the authoress. Reuter. Mrs. George Crichton Miin has lived in many pans of North America, Europe, Asia and Australia. She has travelled widely over these continents and over North Africa
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    MOTOR OFFENCE.
    118 4 Chinese. Driver Convicted At Seremban. (From Om Own Correspondent.) Seremban, Sept 29. I'h case in which a Chinese named )ng Chin Ong was charged with driving l iorrv in a rash and negligent manner ind colliding with a motor-car and also >] using an unfit vehicle, came up
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    WORCESTERS FOR SHANGHAI.
    79 4 Malta. Sept. 30. The 2nd Battalion of the Worcestershires has embarked for Shanghai.— Reuter. The Hon. Mr. W. A. Fell and Messrs. S. Q. Wong and J. A. Elias have teen re-appon:t:c] to be m ".-niters of the Board cf Trustees, constituted under the Singapore Improvement Ordinance,
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    259 4 Four Readers Win Prizes. ONE reacl"i. with three correct forecasts, wins the •Sunday Tribune" prize offered in connection with the j competition advertised in the issue ol the lOlh. As he did not enclose a label •rom a tin 01 Sledge brand milk, this reader did not
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    INDIAN AGENCY.
    69 4 Rao Sahib K. A. Mukundan Arriving Soon. It is reported that a telegraphic com- j munication from Simla was received at the Indian Agent's OiTiee in Kuala j Lumpur on Thursday to the effect that Rao Sahib K. A. Mukunden has been appointed the Agent to the Government
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    MR. R. BURROWS.
    202 4 Former Local Chief Pilot Dead. THE death occurred on Sept. 29, from heart failure of Mr. Royalist Burrows at his residence at Flower Road. He was a member of an old Singapore family and was a son of the late Captain William Burrows, who came to the
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    MALACCA NEWS.
    200 4 More Amateur Theatricals F.ii Charity. (From Our Oicn Corrpsnondfvt. > Malacca, Sept. 29. The regular monthly meeting ol the Malacca Rciary Club was held at the Malacca Resl House en Thursday, with Rotarian E C. Martin presiding. The Girls' Sports Club, of Malacca, who in the past showed
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    FIFTY FOOTBALL HANDBOOKS.
    492 4 The S.R.C. v. Cattle Co. Match. npHE First Round replay in the S.A.F.A. A Cup competition between the S.R.C. and the Straits Cattle Co. yVsterday resuited in a win for the latter and the first fifty correct forecasts picked up in connection with the competition advertised in
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    A QUIET LANDING.
    64 4 Luang Pradil Rttanu To Siam. TfrQm Our Dun Correspond Bangkok, s-pt n) Luans Pradit. who left Siam on April 14 as an vxii: rcUiriiec! yesterday u-i--trunipeted. The authorities met the stetmir at the bar. took him oft' nnd rouveyed him ur> the rivor to lA-: ni.'w tne
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      694 4 CROSSWORD SOLUTION NO. 7. ACROSS.— I Eu'ters; 8. War.; 10. Cub; 12 Unravel; -4 El: 15. Vu.se; 16 T 17. Ee* li Bel!; 20. 2■< 21. Tt ;l L Vm 25. D:ot[ 2£. Bcrsam; :>o. I'out.iis; :rj. uh 35. To; So P'ca; 37. Rat d; 38. Eeeifts; 40. Mi: 41.
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    Spanning The Kallang R^er Mouth.
    1042 5 By ~i "Shoulder-Strap." THE S.K.E. (v). spent an enjoyable time in camp at Siglap last week-end. In company with the S.V.F.A.. tho high-light of the camp being an exercise near the bridge off Grove Road on Sunday morning. This created intense interest among the large
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    Yarns at the Totem.
    545 5  - Yarns at the Totem. 1 Notes and News For Malayan Bov Scouts. NEXf week we have mihwtanrf, .signalling, observation and tenderfoot testo for the j Sims Shield and District Flags competitions. This is a purely patrol show and any patrol J :r.ay be called upon Tor any of the tests.
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      431 5 "I suffered unnecessary pains since I was 15" l^^^L\^i^^^^ggC^ u Kalzana tablets are a boon to such IwHßjifflai]^^^^ (v^^^ ea °f p am at certa n p er '°d s i '^BBBy^fc^^c^^ have suffered these unnecessary pains ''PlHf^ since I was fifteen years of age, as a matter of course.
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    837 6 A Corner For Our Young Folk. I WONDER how you are enjoying our 1 new story. It is quite a different kind of tale from any I have written for you before. I wish you would write to me and tell me whether you prefer short stories to continued ones
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    A Young Prince In Search Of Adventure.
    898 6 A Young Prince In Search Of Adventure. {{This Story Is Specially Written By Uncle Harry (I For His Nephews And Nieces. (Part Two.) Last week, you remember. Prince Strongarm, who was helping an old King who had been enchanted and turned by a witch into a funny horse-like animal with
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      599 6 AB6ETB EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $35,000,0MJ. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited. (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Jewry, £.C The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and complies with tha British
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      111 6 SUNDAY TRIBUNE 'PHONE 6171. SUBSCRIPTION KATttS, PAYABLE JN ADVANCE. Delivery Including Including at office Postage Postage or close to to Foreign residence. F.M.S. Countries. Yearly $3.00 $4.20 $6.00 Half- Yearly $1.50 $2.10 $3.00 Quarterly $0.75 $1.05 $1.50 SINGLE COPY 5 CENTS. Copies of back numbers of the '"Sundaj Tribune" if
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      5 6 HINNAM LITTLE DISPENSARY, LTD., SINGAPORE.
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    Forthcoming Films.
    1086 7  -  CINE Q U E Bv JACK Hulbert and Cicely Court- neidge are in "Falling For You," the story of two journalists intent j upon securing a "scoop," which comes to the Pavilion next week. Never H ere there such "journalists" equally true is it that never have there
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      224 7 tjfr Back Again! Hundreds have asked for so w? bring it back! i i t i r i i t i. ■niMi,:, |lia i Opening at To-Day's Matinee 3 15 j EDDIE CANTOR Ihe mod gorgeouH girls ve assembledI a, "THE KID FROM SPAIN United Artists Riot of Fun, Melody—
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      190 7 TO-DAY A MONDAY: j MERILYN MILLER j j "HER MAJESTY LOVE.' Better than "Sally," Funnier than "Sunny." The Gayest Laugh Show On Earth TUESDAY WEDNESDAY:— Clarke Gable. Car<lc Lombard In i "NO MAN OF HER OWN." The lale of a gambl;r ai-d iwo blondes. I THURSDAY. FRIDAY SATURDAY. I MATINEE
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1460 8 A Woman Peeps At Singapore. By Our Woman Correspondent (y v A i v DE," w i c ii was showing in Kuala Lumpur last week, gave many hostesses the opportunity lor entertaining their friends, and consequently numerous dinner parties vert* arranged, after which everyone Adjourned to the cinema. IV\K
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    THE SHOP SCOUT.
    271 8 IJICH golden yellow crepe combined I with deep orange is the colour scheme of one of the new py jama en- sembles at Vogue's. Others are in jpi inted silk and washable mixed I crepes. There are backless models with a big bow at the shoulders seme
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  • DOMESTIC OCCURRENCES.
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      ENGAGEMENT.
      54 10 Tht ngagement is ai nounced of Mr. Wee Bit Chay. cniy fen of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wee K.r Sv. se, |o Mba T?.n Hcng Neo. third dnuglK.r it Mr Tan Hoon S:ang and tiie late Mrs. Tan Hoon Siang. The marriage has been f-\ed to t^ke place
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      DEATH.
      71 10 KIIOO— Khoo 800 Ye;w. aged 50. at his residaNi 22. Beng Sv.ee Place, on Friday, Sept. 29. Ke leaves behind a mother, a widow, rix sens Tcng Eng. Tens Whatt. Teng Boon, Tens, Chwce. Teng Hoe and Teng Guan. ar.d 2 daughters. Msaj and Lucy, and 2 n:phe\vs. Lee
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    Sunday Tribune. Singapore: October 1, 1933. RUBBER CONTROL.
    205 10 Sunday Tribune. Singapore: October 1, 1933. RUBBER CONTROL. It is now stated that a Government announcement on the question of rubber restriction may be expected at any time and it is hinted in certain quarters that we may expect control as and from the first day of next year. The
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    Some Odd Corners & Customs of Malaya.
    1412 10 Some Odd Corners Customs of Malaya. 1 Bandit Whom i They Could Not Kill. CJAM being: the nearest neighbour of Malaya it ia only to be expected that quite a number of Siamese people should come here and make the country their home. There is a fairly large colony of
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    462 10  -  Anglius I LIKE our local screen stars best, j Singapore's keeping- abreast of the times with a vengeance A j The following is a letter received by the Editor of a New York paper "Sir, Take notice that on and after this date I
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      18 10 For Perfect Results Use IKOfN Cameras. Zeiss Ikon cameras are obtainable from all photographic dealers. "Choose a Zeiss"
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      36 10 Malaya's; Premier WHISKY Obtainable from all Clubs, Hotels and first class dealer*— (This is fact) Sole Agentii Sime, Darby Co., Ltd., Singapore, Malacca, Seremban and Muar. Also obtainable from our Branches at Kuala Lumpur and Kuching.
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  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
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      38 10 THIS WEEK'S TIDE TABLE. To-day: 9.41 a.m.. 9.15 p.m. To-morrow: 10.11 a.m.. 9,55 p.m. Tuesday: 10.38 a.m.. 10.49 p.m. Wednesday: 11.04 a.m... 11.26 p.m. Thursday: 11.26 a.m. Friday: 0.04 a.m., 11. 49 a.m. Saturday: 0.37 a.m., 12.14 p.m.
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    Fierce Fight For Power Among China's Leaders.
    968 11 m ""BUS mm FOUR IMPORTANT DEMANDS. South-West Political Council To Be Prolonged. SPLIT BETWEEN SOUTHERN LEADERS. -The Worl 1 Daily News.*' Peiping, alleges that the joint telegram ot Generals Chen C hi-tang, Li Tsinjr-jen and Tsai Ting-kai to tne Central Kuomintang in Nanking
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    SHANTUNG FLOOD LOSSES.
    701 11 Gen. Han Wants $500,000 For Relief. Tsinan, Sept. 7. i^ENERAL Han Fu-chu. Chairman of the Shantung Provincial Government, has addressed a telegram to Mr. T. V. Soong reporting that as a result of the recent Yellow River flood the tidal losses in Western Shantung amounted to $109,270,000
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    HSINLUNG DISPUTE.
    309 11 Japanese Want Control Of Gold Mines. Peiping, Sept. 1. IT Is reliably learned that the authorities of the Luantun" Retrocession Commission has verbally replied to the Japanese protest against the attempt of the Chinese to take over the extramural section of Hsinlimg, a city In Hcpei province north
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    CHANGES IN GOVT.
    266 11 Many Difficulties In Reorganisation. Nanking. Sept. 7. DRASTIC changes in the organisation of the National Government after the present Kuling Conference are predicted in well informed circles here. According to these reports the Ministry of the Navy, Ministry of War and the Department for Military Training will
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    NOW NO "CLANG IN KLANG.
    751 14 FALLEN ON EVIL DAYS. EVEN THE CROWS WON'T STAY. {By a Special Correspondent.: KLANG the oldest town in Selangor and, before Port Swettenham, the port of call for steamers coasting between Singapore, Penang and the ports in the native States, has fallen upon evil days.
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    398 14 Facilities At Wuchow Opened. Wuchow, fck'pt. 16. rpHIS afternoon the official opening of y^ 1. Wuchow city water works tcok place in the Sun Vat Sen memorial hall. Visitors from various cities in the province, a* well as from Hongkong, were present and took part in the ceremony.
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    1062 15 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. Malay Teachers 9 Association Office-Bearers For Ensuing Year Ueneral Meeting Of Young Muslim Union International Buddhist Union Straits Bachelors 9 Physical Vulture. THE M.T.A. 4T the nail jreftrl? ynieral meeting of the Malay Ihtehen Association, Singapore, held it the Geylang Malay School, the following officials wen elected:—
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    837 15  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. WALTER LINDRUM |BV A Shot Which Demands Ann Easy ActtSornio The Beginner Is Fond Of Gentility. AF the shots on the billiard table requiring the greatest freedom of cue action, I consider the line-cut incff white on the right hand side of my first diagram
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    A Review Of The Week's Malayan Sport.
    1975 16  -  Rimau By SINGAPORE SOCCER TEAMS ON TOUR PROMOTION AND RELEGATION IN LOCAL SOCCER LEAGUES IS ADOPTION OF SYSTEM DESIRABLE AND FEASIBLE? SINGAPORE'S INTER-STATE HOCKEY FIXTURE UP-COUNTRY STATE HOCKEY PRACTICES AND PROSPECTS -THE NEW RUGBY FOOTBALL SEASON THE OLD PLAYERS AVAILABLE THIS SEASON SINGAPORE'S
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    569 16 (By "K.0.") 'THERE may be an opportunity of Singapore sportsmen seeing one of the greatest heavyweights the world has ever known. Jack Dempsey, former world heavyweight chamJack pion, is seriously con\u mpsey templating a trip to Coming. Japan with a team of boxers.
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    The Malayan Badminton Courts.
    2351 17 nriu II jn\(PilFVF> Selangor Championship Tournament Keen Struggle in QuarterI Finals in Men's Doubles Feather Game Among Negri Sembilan Chinese All The Malayan Results. Bad mint t n Increasing In Papularity Hundreds Of Parties Formed. mtfg quarter-finals in the men\; doubles J^ampion.ship uf Solangor were played
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    S.C.R.C. BADMINTON.
    85 17 Latest results of ties in the Straits Chinese Reading Club doubles badminton tournament are as follows: Tan Huat Seng and Lee Keng Guan bea* Lau Pau Song and Lim Cheng Gek 15 21, 21—16, 20—20 (3— li; Lee Pen g Kwang :.iH Nan Yong Liam beat Ng Pens
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    S.R.C. LAWN TENNIS.
    182 17 Tournament Ties For Next Week. Tics in the lawn tennis tourramer.t at the S.R.C. lor to-morrow and Tuesd.iv arc as foliowi "A" SINGLES: M. A. Cordei.o t j>lns 1.'.. v. M. E. Ess (owe 4). MENS DOUBLES: F. Norris and C A Hotrtl (owe 3) v. P.
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    1641 18 THE ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH LEAGUES. PORTSMOUTH RETAIN THE LEAD. SPURS TROUNCE THE PENSIONERS AT STAMFORD BRIDGE. Portsmouth beat the Villa yesterday and maintain their lead in the First Division of the English League. Chelsea were beaten at home by Tottenham Hotspur. The Arsenal trounced Middlesbrough at Highbury and Everton were
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    689 18 Annual Report And Accounts. rpHE report of tte Marine Department FootJ. ball Club, to be presented at the annual general imnUng on Oct. 3. iwn thai the Club j membership MtS 142 ordinary ard l§ honorary members at the end of the pear. The :-cinmittee regrets to
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    870 18 Kuff!>y Football. THE REST RUN AWAY WITH GAME. J^ SCORE <;i 29 .inus to nil fa*J ad(M|u;)trlv reprints superiority oi" \\n- Rest over the Newcomers in the first serious rufM engagement <>! the S.C.C. played on the Padanti j t;; t«-i da\ Tile Xev.eoirt re played VignaJ
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    CATTLEMEN WIN THROUGH.
    841 19 S.A.F.A. Cup. S.R.I. DEFEATED \T ANSON ROAD. ANOTHER good Fust Division team im U*e Singapore Kri-reation Club ha- be< i knocked <»ut ol the S.A.F.A Cup ComjM tition bj a second Division eleven— the Straits Cattle Trading Foot nail Club. Th« latter emulated the perfornutno- of the
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    SELANGOR CUP SOCCER.
    131 19 SELANGOR CUP SOCCER. Rovers Draw With Malays. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Sept. 30. li ?]A\ of other attractions a huge crcwd i! Ul3 T.P.C.A. ground to-day to itnesa the final ol the S.F.A. senior Cup competition which was played in real Cup atmosphere A: times the enthusiasm pi
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    122 19 Disappointing State Trial. (From Our Own Correspondent. i Ipoh, Sept, 30. Tho quality of the play in to-day's State rugby fooiball trial when practically all the best available talent turned out, does not sUP,se:st tiiat Pcrak is going to have a bright season this year. Two lificem. representing
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    GIRLS' SPORTS CLUB.
    1093 19 Tennis Final. ENJOYABLE FUNCTION YESTERDAY. J*HE Girls' Sports Club, off Serangoon Road, was the venue of a happy social gathering yesterday, when the final in the ladies' singles tennis- championship was played off and the prizes were distributed by the Hon. Dr. Noel Clarke. The spacious lawn
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    NEGRI SEMBILAN CHINESE.
    625 19 Progress Of State Games. iFn,m Our Oun Correspondent,) Beremban, Srpt l".» The Negri Sembilan Chin s are holding a\ all-Chinese athletic m et. which include^ torn tennis, badminton, volley-ball, basket-ball ping-pong, football and field sports. Thp tennii Is being played off as an open tournament of thi
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    38 19 Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania Mi. William F. Wagner, a 61 -year -oil bricklayer, was stung on the iorehead by a bet Fifteen minutes late: he fell dead. Doctor. s say that the sting affected his heart.
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