Sunday Tribune (Singapore), 8 October 1933

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    22 1 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY POST. kol. I.— No. 21 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1933. FIVE CENTS.
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    Car Dashes Into Crowd At Guard Ceremony.
    159 1 Tragedy Disturbs Historical British Function. ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVEN INJURED. THE Ki!\G HEARS 1HE CRIES OF THE WOINBEO. Twelve People Knocked Down. Lamp-Post Uprooted: Driver Taken To Hospital. i London, Oct. 7. I One man was killed and seven seriously injured when
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    SELANGOR BEAT NEGRI MALACCA.
    293 1 I Inter-State Rugby Football. I (From Our Own Cc/rrespcrndsnu) I Kuala Lumpur. Oct. 7. [IPTER starting brilliantly by spring- ftu a real surprise on Selangor m the ps; few minutes, the combined Negriteam were beaten by pfengor to-day by a goal and a tiy j Mpt>.
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    PAHANG STATE COUNCIL.
    148 1 Creation Of Forest Reserves. THE 141 st meeting of the State Council j of Pahang was held at the Asiana Seri Terentang, Pekan, on Oct. 20. Syed Abdul Rahman bin Hashim alHabshi took the affirmation as a member of State Council. Bill entitled "An Enactment to amend
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    NORTH CHINA.
    82 1 Gen Huans Devises Scheme For Rehabilitation. i Shanghai, Oct. 7. r* wnir" Fa (Cbairmiun of the 1 G o rounriD is drawing up Petptag Pollt ;J;. h( rehabilitation 01 i p schema tnt '«w« North China. Oreßt wall; to. *^£$£stoTtat way to Pcir» o akc ovei gMTA control
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    Note Robberies In Siam.
    91 1 MINISTER CRITICISES BANKS. <F/nw O.ir Gun Correspondent.) Bangkok, Sept. 7. HPHE recent bank note robberies were -1 debated m the Assembly yesterday. Tne Minister of Economics protested against the increasing use of the registered post lea* the despatch of large sums m notes, maintaining that the
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    BANGKOK TRIPPERS.
    57 1 Taking Good Advantage Of New System. fFrov: Cur Own Correspondent.) Bangkok, Oct. 7. Lured by a very cheap combined rail, hoiel and food ticket, 550 people left Bangkok by a special train at noon today to spend the week-end at Hua Hin. golfing and bathing. They will arrive
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    DIPLOMAT'S SON.
    48 1 Engagement To A Banker's Daughter. London. Oct. 7. The engagement is announced of Dr. Sze Ming Sze, the eldest son of the Chinese Minister to the United Slates, and Bessie Yueh Cliing Li, eldest daughter of Mr. Li Mine, chairman of the Bank of China.— -Reuter.
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    FRENCH AIRWOMAN.
    45 1 Paris, Oct. 7. Mary Schiltz m attempting to take off at midnight m a fresh attemot to fly to Tokyo was again disappointed. Her machine was rising slightly when it crashed. The airwoman was unhurt, bul she burst into tears from vexation -Reuter.
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    MORE MONEY FOR INDUSTRY.
    73 1 MORE MONEY FOR INDUSTRY. Roosevelt's Plan. COMMODITY- CREDIT CORPORATION. fc* Washington, Oct. 7. pPaCSIDJ^NT Roosevelt has announced thai a "Commodity Credit (Corporation" will be created immediately with an initial capital of three million dollars. It will be authorised to borrow from the Reconstruction Financa Corporation and Land Funds with commodities
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    SOCIALISTS ARMED.
    48 1 May Establish Dictatorship In Spain. Madrid. Oct. 7. Dr. Maranon is unable to form a Government, owing to the refusal of the Socialists to agree about the dissolution of the Cortes. The Socialists are reported to be arin-r-a and ready to establish a virtual dictatorship.- Reuter.
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    POLICY OF CO-OPERATION.
    63 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Viscount Ishi's Proposal To Tokyo. Shanghai, Oct. 6. It is learned that Viscount Ishi, who has just now returned to Japan from the World Economic Conference, where he was the head of the Japanese dele- gation, has proposed to Tokyo that a policy
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    National Day In China.
    77 1  -  Sin Chew Jit pon A IR DEMONSTRA TION IN SHANGHAI. Shanghai. Oct. 7. IUIE Central Executive Committee has formally notified all the Kuomintang branches m the provinces that the Fifth Plenary Convention has been postponed until November of next year owing to the rehabilitation problems of
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    SOUTH CHINA AFFAIRS.
    139 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh Martial Law Cancelled In Canton. Hongkong, Oct. 7. Martial law at Canton has been cancelled. It was declared recently as a precaution against a rising by Marshal Chiang Kai Shek's Fascists, the "Blue Shirts." Mr. Chow Lv, a member of the SouthWest Government,
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    RIOT IN GAOL.
    91 1 Convicts Seize Warders' Guns. Buenos Aires, Oct. 7. A serious outbreak m the gaol here was only suppressed after infantry and a tear-gas squad had been called m. Loud jeering during the dinner hour was the signal for convicts opening fire on ths guards with weapons they
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    ASSAILANT OF DOLLFUSS.
    68 1 Filmed By A Talkie Company. Vienna, Oct. 7. The man who is alleged to have shot Herr Dollfuss, the Austrian Chancellor, was by permission of the authorities yesterday filmed by an Austro-American talkie company. The accused, Dertil, who consented to the filming, was taken from the police
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    OPIUM IN CHINA.
    37 1  -  sin Chew Jit Poh Marshal Chiang's Prohibition Effective. Shanghai, Oct. 7 Marshal Chang Kai Shek has announced that the regulations for the prohibition of poppy <opium plantation are i turning out to be effective.-
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    MALAYS BEAT WILTS II.
    809 1 YESTERDAY'S SOCCER SEMI-FINAL. The S.A.F.A. Cup. Champions Extended H> Reserve Team. ANTICIPATING an exciting OM*. a very large crowd thronged the Anson Road Stadium yesterday when the Malays' senior eleven met the Wiltshires' second string m the semi final of the S.A.F.A. Cup competition. Though a
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    K. L. Is Not So Slump-Stricken.
    849 2 BIG SWEEP TOPS $76,000. SPENCER'S GREAT RIDING. Selangor Races. Good Sport In Fine Weather. i From Our Oun Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, Oct. 7. C^INB weather and good goini? favoured the second and concluding day of the Selangor Turf Club's Autumn race meeting to-day, when
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      259 2 FOOTBALL HANDBOOKS. »>:.);■!•{ to pressure on our space to-lUtv, thfi names of the v;jnners j of (he fifty Football Hancl'rooks offered as prizes last week are unnvoidablyi held over and will aouear m to-morrow's issue of the 4< Malaya Tribune." Hi^^^ j^i^^^^ C\ &B. COMPETITION YOU MAY BE IFE co
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      520 2 SOCCER COHPETITI&N. Test Your Skill and Win Cash Prize of 1 00 $100 Sunda y Tribune" |~1J7~" Popular Football r Muslße Contest. E trMCe Won (No 21.) Fee The "SUNDAY TRIBUNE" will give a prij (4 slim to N .iji'itt;r.? entries with th-; largest number of correct fore ftsts of
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  • Yesterday's Reports From The Malayan Courts.
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      UNFAIR TO THE CONSTABLE?
      1093 3 STROM! REMARKS BY C.P.O. European Charged. hPriviaT Case Takes Two Hours! A TRIFLING traffic charge occupied the attention of the Fourth jjbgistrateV Court for two hours yesterday, when the ('.P.0., at the conclusion of the ease, pointed out that defendant had behaved very unfairly to the
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      ALLEGED ACID ATTACK.
      346 3 Malays On Serious Charges. A fi DUL Kahar bin Kader Khan, a dres- ser at the Tan Tock Seng Hospital, nf ot! -Norman Grice. on a charge of abetment of the offence ol voluntarily S lp f f/levous hurt by throwing nitric acid at Haron Mohamed. Two
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      PARTNER'S DEATH.
      329 3 Beautiful Wreaths At Funeral. THE death took place on Friday of Mr. Khoo 800 Yeow. the father of Mr. K.hoo Teng Eng, of the Singapore Municipality. The deceased, who had been m indifferent health for some time, was the senior partner of Chop Guan Seng Hin, of Beach
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      HYLAM CYCLIST.
      186 3 Body Found In Strange Position. "THE death of a Hylam cyclist Hoon Mali Tin, who was found lying unconscious on the roadside m a curious position, formed the subject of an Inquiry held by the Coroner <Mr. F. G. Bourne) yesterday. At about 4 a.m. on Sept. 22.
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      EUROPEAN CHARGED.
      109 3 Alleged Negligent Driving At Man tin. (From Our Oku Correspondent.) Seremban, Oct. 6. In the police court this morning-, 1 before Raja Kamaralzamarj, the police I magistrate, a European named T, Egan, the manager of Pajam Estate, i was charged with driving his car m a rash and
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      SHOE-MAKERS WHO GAMBLED.
      101 3 Thirteen Lined Up In Court HpHIRTEEN shoe-makers lined up be- fore the Second Magistrate Mr. N. Grice yesterday on a charge of playing m a common gaming house. All thirteen pj?aded guilty, and Court Inspector C. J. Bembroke informed his honour that *thc accused were interrupted by
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      DRUNK EVERY NIGHT.
      446 3 rupees, a gold bangle and a pair ol earrings to keep. FIVE RUPEES MISSING. On the morning of the tragedy he was on his way to see his brother when he was told that he was dead. In his box (he police found the gold bangle and
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    Forthcoming Films.
    1232 4 j JX its transference from the medium of the stage to that of the talkingj screen, the Fox Film production of J I Loved You Wednesday," which opens at the Capitol next change j proves perfect screen entertainment. Its action, its scintillating dialogue and its piquant characterisations are
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      279 4 GORGEOUS MUSIC! RIOTOUS COMEDY! CAPTIVATING SONGS FRISKY GIRLS CAPITOL, I MATINEE: TO-DAY, 3.15. SJS NIGHTLY 9J5. tL.. I I EagtaftcTs Favourite More Ravishing than ever I Ivn i j JOHANN STRAUSS' Great Operetta j "DIE FLEDERMAUS"— j Now a Glorious Screen Epic Thr Story of v frisky husband who came
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    Yarns at the Totem.
    524 5 Yarns at the Totem. Notes and News For Malayan Boy Scouts. AT the BCOUtcrs 1 meeting last week a lont^ discussion took place on the question of the supply of "Phe Scout" ard "Scouting m iVlulaya" to troops. It is felt that all scouts should read both of .hese periodicals—
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    INDO-CEYLONESE CHAMPIONSHIP.
    126 5 The results of the matches m the first round of the Indo-Ceylonese Badminton Championship resulted as follows: Singles Championship: C. Thiagarajah beat M. Krishnasamy, 15__6, 15—3. N. Kandiah beat G. Stouter. 15—6, 15—12. N. Vallipuran beat R. Sathasivam 15—3, 15-12. A. Govindau beat G. Doraisamy <W. 0.». N.
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    RANKING LIST FOR SINGAPORE.
    518 5 ten players which I think to be the ♦Dest m the Colony just now. I have taken into consideration the claims of Beng Tian Yew and Robert Tan to a place m the list. It is a pity I cannot find any place for them, for
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    A Woman Peeps At Singapore.
    1322 6 By Our Woman Correspondent VI Ks. Alford and her merrj guv? <>mv more delighted their audience OB Saturday la.<t at the Adelphi Hotel Th ballroom en the roof widen ua.-. a Kay and animated scene, sum! quite cosmopolitan with not a vacant table m view.
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    How The "War" In Singapore Was Fought.
    1408 8 Machine- Gun Nests Among The Pineapples.) By "Shonlder-S trap." I Last Week-End's War Discussed "B" Company's Annual Rifle Meeting Scottish To Fire The Interport Contest Rugby Fixtures For This Year. THE G.O.C/s inspection on Saturday marks the beginning of the end >f the
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 8 Mrs. Ku>v. E'.-o Yco-.v and family thank all rofettra and friends who paid night, visits ::ded the funeral of the late Khoc c i V' r.v ani also those who ser.t wreaths. sdoKa and IHten of condolence.
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    Sunday Tribune Singapore: October 8. 1933. COLONIAL CHANGES.
    226 8 Sunday Tribune Singapore: October 8. 1933. COLONIAL CHANGES. Recently both the Sunday I Tribune 1 and the Malaya I Tribune" have contained editorial references to the possibility of important changes m the Colonial Office and the Colonial Governments. Two of these changes were announced yesterday. Sir Reginald Edward Stubbs. who
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    WIT and WISDOM of the WEEK.
    564 8 f\URING last week somebody saggested I should keep poultry m the large compound of my house. 1 thought it was a good idea, and set to work next day to erect the necessary fencing. 4 But I found it a foul job and engaged
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      44 8 THIS WEEK S TIDE TABLE. 1.11 a.m.. 12.39 p.m. m: IM a.m.. 1.06 p.m Tie da] 2.L8 a.m.. 1.39 p.m. ;v 3.19 a.m.. 2.18 p.m. tna day 4.38 a.m.. 3.11 p.m. f v G. 36 r. m.. 4.28 p.m. Saturday: 7.54 a.n.. 7.26 p.m.
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    Special Police To Guard Great Wail Passes?
    1115 9 THE BANDIT MENACE IN LUANTUNG. JAPANESE ENCOURAGE GROWTH. Authorities Must Adopt Stronger Attitude. SEKIOI'S COMPLICATIONS MAY ARISE. lliat, by preventing the Chinese Authorities from despatching troops to suppre SS the bandits m Luintung, and demanding that as many bane! ts be incorporated into
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    GOLD MINES IN HOPEI.
    224 9 Japanese Occupy All Mineral Districts. Ptiping. Sept. 9. 4 I X gold and coai nv.v. districts along the Great Wall have be?n occupied by the Japanes*. and Manchoukuo forces, according to the latest reports reaching here from the North. Japanese mining experts are now conducting investigations
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    FIFTH PLENARY MEET.
    113 9 Postponement No Violation Of Party Constitution. Nanking, Sept. 12. A spokesman of the Central Kuomintang Headquarters declared to-day that the fifth National Congress might unavoidably be postponed owing to the opposition of the leaders m the South-west and the inability of General Chiang Kai Shek to return
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    "EASTERN REPUBLIC."
    107 9 Army Trained And Equipped By Soviet Russia. Harbin. (By Mail). The military strength cf the Eastern Chinese Republic totals 84.uiK men, all veil-trained and well equipped with up-to-date weapons. Thtir arms are said to be supplied by Soviet Russia and include 12 heavy guns, 72 t.ench mctars. bO
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    SZECHUEN EARTHQUAKE.
    92 9  -  Sin Wen Pao Shocks Occur At Intermittent Periods. Chengtu, Sept. 12. Earthquake shocks are still occurring m Northern Szechuen from time to time. They last about two minutes each time, during which many buildings are destroyed. The quake centre is believed to be at Mouhsicn and Lifan. m
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    THE PALACE TREASURES.
    90 9 To Be Sent Back To Peiping For Safe-Keeping. Shanghai, fcept. U. It fa learned that- the new Director of the Peiping Palace Museum. Mr. Ma Heng, has decided to move all the Palace treasures, which were sent to Shanghai during the fighting around the Great Wall, back
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    FACTORY FOR THE POOR.
    94 9  -  Sin Wen Pao Workers Will Be Given Food And Lodging. Shanghai. Sept. 14. Under the auspices of the Social Affairs Department of the Municipal Government of Greater Shanghai, a factory will soon be established at Kaochingmiao, Kiangwan, to afford wcrk for the poor. When the factory
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    HUANGHO FLOOD PREVENTION.
    509 9  -  Shun Pao No Co-Operation. LITTLE WORK DONE FOR YEARS. «T*HE recent Yellow River floods have affected five provinces anJ over 15,000 square miles have bee*i inundated. The number of refugees is placed at more than 1,100,000. a "The districts m Western Shantung along the lower part of
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    CHINA'S ECONOMIC COMMISSION.
    204 9  -  Min Pao League Of Nations To Co-Operate. NankiuK bt-pl. IS. SOME idta of the power of t'i MB* National Economic Ccr.imi.-tu n. whr .i is now undrr o: ganisatic:;. can be m« from the way I organised Hie CdmnSttton will be oontraMed by a commitke of three,
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    LOCAL CLUB LIFE.
    1770 10 LOCAL CLUB LIFE. The Clerical Union Opening Of Haw-Par i Hall Debate of Chinese Students 9 Literary Assaviation Moonlight Service Of Telok Ayer BpWorih league Oration Night At Straits Chinese Epwarth League. TWMIE council of the Clerical Union have 1 issued ihe following circular to the members I Opening Of
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    Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards.
    768 10  - Let Lindrum Teach You Billiards. Walter Lindrum (By TM True Strength Will Bring Success. Overcome The Dislike Of The Rest QTROKE selection, to my mind the greatest test of supremacy m goodclass amateur billiards, is well shown by the simple leave m my first diagram. No. 10. Three shots are
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    A Corner For Our Young Folk.
    881 11 A Corner For Our Young Folk. IHAVK a-l Quite a pleasant time lam la t W( *'k reading the essay you express your opinio < I fl»- Harry. Some of them ecurate but others are ride of the mark. For niece MabeJ Ftuggests that i i wear a shiny top
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      304 11 ASSETS EXCEED $12,000,000. ASSURANCE IN FORCE OVER $36,000,0GC. The Great Eastern Life Assurance Company, Limited 1 (INCORPORATED IN STRAITS SETTLEMENTS) HEAD OFFICE: Great Eastern Life Building, Cecil Street, Singapore. LONDON OFFICE: 27, Old Oewry, t.C. The Company has £20,000 deposited with the Supreme Court of England and compiles with tha
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    REVIEW OF THF WEEK'S MALAYAN SPORT.
    1911 12 Malayan Cricket Team Criticised Unimpressive Batting Side Too Many Non-Benders Useful Young Players Rugby Football Facts Newcomers Match No Criterion Of Prospects The Command Mean Business Series Of Trial Matches At Tanglin Plucky NegriMalacca. (By "Rimau.") MALAYA'S team for the triangular i inter-port cricket
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    In And Out Of The Boxing Ring
    636 12  -  K.O. By T OCAL fight fans are hard to please. I A Many who were present at the return fight between Jim Brad and Al Rivers at the New World last Saturday complained of lack Brady- of action. Some even went so far
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    Yesterday's Home League Soccer.
    1482 13 Yesterday' s Home League Soccer. Potteries Take The Shine\ Out \Of Blades. THE features of yesterday's English and Scottish League football were the victory of Stoke at Sheffield, the heavy defeat ot Birmingham at Derby, Rotherham's first win (away from home) and MotherwelPs maintenance of their unbeaten record m a
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    SEREMBAN MATCH.
    250 13 Moonlight B.P.s Creditable Performance. (From Our Own Correspondo.nl.) Seremban, Oct. I The Moonlight Badminton Party, of Rsremban. met Mr. Theseria's Badminton Party, of Jasin, Maiacca, on their courts at Seremban, and won by 9 games to nil. The results are as iollows (Moonlight Badminton Party mentioned first >
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    PENANG TROUNCE PERAK.
    398 13 Yesterday's Rugger In Ipoh. (From Our Ovm Correspondent.) Ipoh, Oct. 7. PENANG defeated Perak by 19 pts. to nil to-day. Penang certainly deserved their win, for Which their half-backs and threes were primarily responsible. At three-quarter the visitors held a distinct advantage m sp.ed and had Perak
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      372 13 IWHITEAWAY'S! JUST ARRIVED A NEW CONSIGNMENT OF men's .y m mm i VRMLETS y^ fl B^ I Made of .str nc: siik el-.stic m a W MEN'S TIES. smart colours. II MEN'S SINGLETS Pi i« 40 cts. pair. Club strit>cs and fancy, floral and jj l^yie V n s! ■'•*■]<
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    CRICKET CLUB BEAT P.S.R.F.C.
    923 14 Yesterday's Rugger. BRILLIANT PLAY BY HARPER. rjPPOSEI) to a side which included a number of men m the running for places m the State side this season, the S.C.C. Ist fifteen gave a splendid display m their first match of the season, and emerged deserving Winners
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    FINE DISPLAY OF HOCKEY.
    466 14 S.R.C. Narrowly Beat The Colts. A FINE display of hockey was witnessed on the I'adang yesterday wheo a strong S.R.C. "A" icar.i defeated the Singapore Colts by 2 l. The game was thrilling and as a spectacle was a cm light to watch. The issue was
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    INDIANS BEAT THE POLICE.
    519 14 Yesterday's Hockey At Balestier. THE Indian Association annexed another victory at hockey last evening v/hen they beat the Police 5-2 on the Balestier ground. Better opportunism gave the Association their well deserved victory, for on the run of play their opponents had as much share of
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      531 14 CROSSWORD PUZZLE. No. 10. First Prize $125. Second Prize $75. THE FIRST PRIZE FOR CROSSWORD NO. 9 HAS BEEN INCREASED TO $12b. BOTH PRIZES MUST BE WON. THIS PUZZLE IS BEING ISBUED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE SAME PUZZLE WHICH WILL APPEAR IN THE MALAYA TRIBUNE ON OCT. 12. CONDITIONS. p
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      154 14 V iv s«iiMin Uuv CTS. L4RCE Ttßt I O C Every Where I 00Blir^yZLLiI-~^^iHHliili^lH^lillHll^lHilHi Bh '.S&fMftJk I MADE I i P^H| p ECONOMICAL IBH 1 JudaJdwghf SOLE, AGENTS v INCORPORATED I //v ENOIANU •SINGAPORE and at KUALA LUMgUR, PENANGCJPOH. When we sag "This U the Hem cf TIGER BEER" f
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      189 14 SOLUTION CROSSWORD NO. S. ACROSS.— I. Waterhcn: 9. Staple; 14. Adoroble; 15. Hep: 16. Id; 17. Tier?: 18. Deer: 20. Tcla: 22. Ts: 23. He; 25. Drum: 27. Sim: 2&. Deal: 30. Abet: 32. Actcr: 35. Rcast: 3t. Thug: 39. Rot; 40. Tct: 42. Yk: 43. Rn: 44. Lo; 45.
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    SOCCER CONTEST RESULT.
    275 15 Another $100 Competition This Week. FOOT wader had eigjxi correct forcca and Scottish I wl on Sept. 30 but se only v had f.u-warcsocl a label milk. Aw Bfercd by ih*> DAY TRIBUNE" is shared between and tiii 1 one who compiled wim U i secure the
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    THE S.C.F.A.
    398 15 Reported Application For Club House. THC Straits Chinese Foo ball A- .(ut.ion I 1 have ai la>t decided, writes our Chinese 1 Cwreapcn^esnt, tha*. it is time !,>? them to pc.'.-oss a clnl^cuae of their own. Th.- Association h--«- a ppr cached Government Y pcnol£3lQa *< iju 1
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    SELANGOR SOCCER
    50 15 I Kuala Rovers Win Final Yesterday. (FrO7n Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur. Oct. The replay of the final of the Selangor Cup competition to-day resulted m n win for the Kuala Rovers ov?r the Selangor Malays by 2—l. Th-zse sidrs drew 3 3 when they met lasi v.-cek.
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    S.C.C. "B" XV BEAT S. JOHORE.
    239 15 I Happy Function At Civil I Service Club. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Johore Bahru. Ocl. 7. A HAPPY function look place at the Johore Civil Club 10-day, after the rugger match between the S.C.C. "B" XV, and South Johore, which che Singapore ride won
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    SINGAPORE GOLF CLUB.
    19 15 The S.C C. October monthly mixed foursomes competition will be held at Bukit Tlmah on Friday.
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      1159 15 A copy of the Prospectus dated sth July. 1933, lias bven filed with the Registrar of Companies Singapore, m accordance with Section XT, of Ordinance No. 155 Compaq. \m ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS OF Malayan Industries, Limited. Registered under the Straits Settlements Ordinance No. |H (Companies). Nominal Capital $150,000, divided into 150,000,
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      20 16 The Sunday Tribune WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE MALAYAN SATURDAY I'OST V\ PAGES SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1933 FIVE CEMTB^
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      THE ALL-JOHORE CHINESE OPEN ATHLETIC MEET.
      186 16 b.«n™ C nn,-f of tbP ait nhnre Chinese Onen Athletic Meet at B atu Pahat. The picture on the extrem left snows Jtio L.m Qhow, I*ui ivong t»eng and L,eang ivit Wall, lust. In spite of the rain there was a good crowd and
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